Climate-wise, where is the driest and warmest  place in Canada?
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Arctic Bay in Nunavut is the driest place, the warmest location in Canada is Sumas Canal in British Columbia. Hope this helps!!
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Lake Erie... which means it's also the warmest.
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Yes, depending on what you want to do.  For a career, there is lots of opportunity.  The cost of living isn't bad compared to most large cities.  Personal taxes are low for Canada. There is a lot of racial diversity, but most of us get along fine.  You are close to the rocky mountains.\nTraffic is bad at times.  Weather is not the greatest;  It doesn't get really cold, but the summer is a little too cold and rainy.\nWhat sort of criteria did you have in mind, what sort of things are you looking for, and what do you want to avoid?
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Mine would be in the Upper Rockies with a temp of -20F. When I was in Germany in Kassel on the side of a mountian there it got down to -60C with the Wind Chill factor.
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Depends on what you like...if you like fresh air, clean water, the beauties of mother nature, the freedoms of being Canadian..Canada is what I would choose..but I am Canadian...Still everything I have seen...it seems the rest of the world can't come close to the lifestyle in Canada.
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Hottest Place:  El Azizia, Lybia (150 Degrees)\n\nColdest Place:  East Antartic Ice Sheet (-89.4 Degrees)
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Canada has vast open spaces. While China is geographically large, its huge population certainly diminishes the number of wild and natural landscapes available.\n\nCanada, with its vast and empty boreal forests, is any naturalist's dream. Any Chinese nationals seeking the wide open wilds could do worse in terms of finding somewhere to migrate to.
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Dorado, salmon, thats all I can think of. I was born there, but came to Canada when I was 4.
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Try Marble Mountain, Newfoundland, Canada. BEAUTIFUL Area.
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HAPPY CANADA DAY!!!!! I have never been, but would love to vacation there. I have heard it's a wonderful & beautiful place.
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Windsor Canada has casino/entertainment industries, a low cost of living index and protected gay marriage.\n\nThat would be your best bet, but it's a long way from where your at, and you would have to get used to the weather, which can be hard.
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Beautiful landscape, dry desert climate, mixed in with thunderstorms, year-round...cold nights, almost unbearably hot days in the summer!
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SaltSpring Island, British Columbia??\n\nMy gosh, it rains there almost as much as anywhere!\nNow, November has brought a record amount of rain already (!), and with another 15 days to go, just you get your umbrella and a backup bumbershoot ready there!  \nLooks like clouds are coming in....
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For the U.S try\nhttp://www.weather.gov/\n\nFor Canada try\nhttp://www.weatheroffice.ec.gc.ca/
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Definately Canada.  We are in the middle of a boom right now and there are jobs everywhere!  Alberta is the place to be, we have the oilfields here, the mountains are right next door, plenty of farms....very versatile.
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No, don't you have a weather channel where you're at? If you are in North America you would know that even in the northern areas of Canada it gets warm. Southern Ontario...hot hot hot!!! not all year. Last year when I lived in southern Ontario we hardly had any snow at all.\nNow I live in Newfoundland. It wasn't as sickly hot as Ontario in the summer(but there were a few really hot days(&I am now much further north). Winter remains to be seen for me here as of yet but so far the fall weather really isn't any different than Ontario.
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it has maritime climate coz its an island - so not too hot or too cold. but being situated near the equator could also give i ta tropical climate