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I remember going to Ontario and having a blast when I was a kid. Canada has changed a lot since then but they still seem to have the same world-class scenery and lack of people outside of the urban areas. I've had always heard good things about Alberta.

I remember going to Ontario and having a blast when I was a kid. Canada has changed a lot since then but they still seem to have the same world-class scenery and lack of people outside of the urban areas. I've had always heard good things about Alberta.

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Visit in the summer when we're happier and there are more things to see and do when it's warm. City folk are already strapping on the mask in prep for winter.

Stay out of Quebec, most shops there disrespect English and have higher prices to fund their socialism.

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You'll get a good exchange rate on their money, but everything is probably more expensive once you convert their beaver pesos to real dollars and see how much they are really paying for stuff.

I'd stay the fuck out of the Toronto area. The last time I was there over 15 years ago, there were a lot of niggers. I would imagine that has only gotten worse since then.

Alberta....unless you're going to skii or want to visit some glaciers, it is probably best to wait until summer, their winters can be as cold as Alaska.

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their winters can be as cold as Alaska.

What part of Alaska do you mean? The coastal areas down south have milder winter temperatures than the Upper Midwest and parts of New England.

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Middle of the State in the mountains, up high.

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Stay out of cities. The nature is very nice, stick to what places are on the travel pamphlet because there are bears. Alberta is the best part of Canada (suck it).