What do you love best about Canada?

Obfuscate said:
Walleye = Best to eat

Smallmouth = Fun fight, can catch a good amount in a day on artificial lures

Muskie = Tough to catch, sometimes go a day or two without even seeing one but the payoff when you catch one is o so sweet.
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Muskies definitely put up the best scrap, no argument here. And a soft, buttery walleye? I'll take that over In-N-Out burger 6 days of the week.
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blackascoal said:
Fourth, the food. You have never tasted a potato until you've taste a Canadian potato. They don't put the same preservatives and genetically altered crap we put in and grow our food with. The food there is delicious. I used to drive to Niagra Falls through Canada, but I'd always stay on the Canadian side so I could eat the food.
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What's so great about the food at Niagra Falls?
 
Damocles said:
Nothing. I've been there.

Well, nothing except they have many more restaurants because of the legal gambling while the US side has become a slum.
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I'm curious, I wonder if Niagra/Kitchener was brought into the amalgomation,. now known as the Greater Toronto Area? Toronto sucks

'I hate the Sky dome and the CN Tower too
I hate Nathan Phillips Square and the Ontario Zoo
The rents too high, the airs unclean
The beaches are dirty and the people are mean
And the women are big and the men are dumb
And the children are loopy 'cause they live in a slum
The water is polluted and the mayor's a dork
They dress real bad and they think they're New York
In Toronto, Ontario'


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-LzM9fMS-0&feature=related

Still, the food in nothing special. The wax museum rocks, though!
 
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blackascoal said:
Such as all over Canada. From the small pancake shops to Scaramouche to the Bistro's and Bars to Alouette Steak House to the Globe in Montreal, the food is great.
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That's all well and good, food you can get anywhere. I see maple beans/bacon, poutine and beaver tails are not on your list. You have not experienced real culture. IMHO, you have no credibility when it comes to Canadian cusine. :D
 
Said1 said:
That's all well and good, food you can get anywhere. I see maple beans/bacon, poutine and beaver tails are not on your list. You have not experienced real culture. IMHO, you have no credibility when it comes to Canadian cusine. :D
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In your opinion ?? .. Hmmm, let me write that down on a sheet of toliet paper and deposit it in the proper place.
 
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