crossing the borders (food & fuel)
I have read lots on both US and Canadian border agerncy websites, and some of it is straightforward - what food you can and cannot take one way or the other. Some is less so, and obviously varies. ...
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Just a thought.
Coming from the UK you are likely used to prices determined by a high density population.
Checking google, US has 317 million people as of 2014.
Canada has a population of 35 million. Of course it makes a difference in prices. Gasoline to drive on so many roads, for one.
But as has been said, food prices are close, especially when you think of freshness.
Enjoy
:C
Coming from the UK you are likely used to prices determined by a high density population.
Checking google, US has 317 million people as of 2014.
Canada has a population of 35 million. Of course it makes a difference in prices. Gasoline to drive on so many roads, for one.
But as has been said, food prices are close, especially when you think of freshness.
Enjoy
:C
