Name you favorite province or territory.
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RE: Name you favorite pro
I've been all across this country and back, but I've never been to NWT or Yukon. What are the major points of interest? I can't vote for it if I haven't been there yet!
I've been all across this country and back, but I've never been to NWT or Yukon. What are the major points of interest? I can't vote for it if I haven't been there yet!
Re: Favourite Province or Territory
I voted for the Province of British Columbia.
Canada, ad mari ad mare ad mare, is a beautiful nation. However, here in my home Province, where one can go to the beach, hike through a temperate rainforest, and then proceed to go skiing on the ice-and-snow-packed mountains, I would have to say that the scenic nature of the Province-west-of-the-Rockies can't be beat.
I voted for the Province of British Columbia.
Canada, ad mari ad mare ad mare, is a beautiful nation. However, here in my home Province, where one can go to the beach, hike through a temperate rainforest, and then proceed to go skiing on the ice-and-snow-packed mountains, I would have to say that the scenic nature of the Province-west-of-the-Rockies can't be beat.
Being across Canada three times already, its great. I have even lived in that evil province of Alberta. 8O
And I am still alive. 8)
And I am still alive. 8)
The Yukon is one of the few places that I have visited that felt like home. The people are very accommodating and friendly. Within 10 minutes of meeting one couple and mentioning that I would love to live in the Yukon, they offered to let me move in with them for as long as I wanted. The worlds smallest desert is a short distance from Whitehorse, kind of funky. If you are looking for somewhere that is full of pristine beauty the Yukon is the place to go. I have been there 3 times now, twice in the summer and once in March (yeah it warmed up to a whopping -15 for me, it was -30 the week before I came up). For me I have a fondness for the Yukon because I have some wonderful memories.
The Yukon is one of the few places that I have visited that felt like home. The people are very accommodating and friendly. Within 10 minutes of meeting one couple and mentioning that I would love to live in the Yukon, they offered to let me move in with them for as long as I wanted. The worlds smallest desert is a short distance from Whitehorse, kind of funky. If you are looking for somewhere that is full of pristine beauty the Yukon is the place to go. I have been there 3 times now, twice in the summer and once in March (yeah it warmed up to a whopping -15 for me, it was -30 the week before I came up). For me I have a fondness for the Yukon because I have some wonderful memories.
The Yukon is one of the few places that I have visited that felt like home. The people are very accommodating and friendly. Within 10 minutes of meeting one couple and mentioning that I would love to live in the Yukon, they offered to let me move in with them for as long as I wanted. The worlds smallest desert is a short distance from Whitehorse, kind of funky. If you are looking for somewhere that is full of pristine beauty the Yukon is the place to go. I have been there 3 times now, twice in the summer and once in March (yeah it warmed up to a whopping -15 for me, it was -30 the week before I came up). For me I have a fondness for the Yukon because I have some wonderful memories.
I saw a documentary on the Yukon... very beautiful place! But I'm going to have to vote for Quebec.