Canada: what is the best province?
Constantinople @ Fri Apr 29, 2005 7:44 pm
List your favorite province(s) here!
Constantinople @ Fri Apr 29, 2005 7:46 pm
Yukon, Nunavut, Alberta, Manitoba
Arctic_Menace @ Fri Apr 29, 2005 7:49 pm
Quebec, British Columbia, Nova Scotia
I love em all, but top three are thse.
Tman1 @ Fri Apr 29, 2005 7:51 pm
How bout all of Canada? 
Arctic_Menace @ Fri Apr 29, 2005 7:52 pm
MasterBlaster MasterBlaster:
How bout all of Canada?
That works
Tman1 @ Fri Apr 29, 2005 7:54 pm
Seriously though, there cannot be one favourite province, obviously some will be more biased towards others, and others may have not travelled to the other provinces to make any sort of reasonable conclusion.
Constantinople @ Fri Apr 29, 2005 7:56 pm
MasterBlaster MasterBlaster:
Seriously though, there cannot be one favourite province, obviously some will be more biased towards others, and others may have not travelled to the other provinces to make any sort of reasonable conclusion.
That's why it's mostly open up to a variety of opinions where maybe people can discuss their various likings and pride of provinces.
The Hoser @ Fri Apr 29, 2005 8:03 pm
Nunavut and the Yukon are not provinces, they are territories 
I don't think that any single province can be called better. They're all very similar, great places to live and such. I'd say the two best are Alberta, because of the lower tax rates, and Quebec, because of Poutine. Nuff' said.
Tman1 @ Fri Apr 29, 2005 8:03 pm
SadBlue SadBlue:
Nunavut and the Yukon are not provinces, they are territories
I don't think that any single province can be called better. They're all very similar, great places to live and such. I'd say the two best are Alberta, because of the lower tax rates, and Quebec, because of Poutine. Nuff' said.
I don't think that any single province can be called better. They're all very similar, great places to live and such. I'd say the two best are Alberta, because of the lower tax rates, and Quebec, because of Poutine. Nuff' said.
Well you can get poutine anywhere, try A&W its gooooood.
Constantinople @ Fri Apr 29, 2005 8:04 pm
I'm not saying one can be called better than the other. I'm sure someone out there favors their province over another....
Tman1 @ Fri Apr 29, 2005 8:05 pm
TheUSofA1776 TheUSofA1776:
I'm not saying one can be called better than the other. I'm sure someone out there favors their province over another....
Umm well duh.
Richard @ Fri Apr 29, 2005 8:05 pm
With any luck it will be the one your in 
Each has its one atributes but I like B.C because you can go from desert to glacier all in a days trip.
Canada's only true desert
Glaciers galour
The Hoser @ Fri Apr 29, 2005 8:06 pm
MasterBlaster MasterBlaster:
SadBlue SadBlue:
Nunavut and the Yukon are not provinces, they are territories
I don't think that any single province can be called better. They're all very similar, great places to live and such. I'd say the two best are Alberta, because of the lower tax rates, and Quebec, because of Poutine. Nuff' said.
I don't think that any single province can be called better. They're all very similar, great places to live and such. I'd say the two best are Alberta, because of the lower tax rates, and Quebec, because of Poutine. Nuff' said.
Well you can get poutine anywhere, try A&W its gooooood.
Ya but notihng beats a Quebec-Made Poutine at one of our many fine privetly-owned biestros. And La Belle Province.
Constantinople @ Fri Apr 29, 2005 8:08 pm
MasterBlaster MasterBlaster:
TheUSofA1776 TheUSofA1776:
I'm not saying one can be called better than the other. I'm sure someone out there favors their province over another....
Umm well duh.
Um, just posting a topic here. No need to get defensive right away because it's an American posting about Canadian provinces.
Tman1 @ Fri Apr 29, 2005 8:10 pm
TheUSofA1776 TheUSofA1776:
MasterBlaster MasterBlaster:
TheUSofA1776 TheUSofA1776:
I'm not saying one can be called better than the other. I'm sure someone out there favors their province over another....
Umm well duh.
Um, just posting a topic here. No need to get defensive right away because it's an American posting about Canadian provinces.
Ok dont raise your hackles, just stating the obvious. Im just saying how someone can favour their province when they quite possibly havent visited other provinces to make a favourable distinction.