What Do I need To Visit Canada
I have tried to wade through the info in the links for traveling to Canada and I am more confused than when I started. It seems all the FAQ's deal with others than U.S. citizens. We will be crossing i...
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AHEM! New Brunswick is the one province which is officially bilingual. QC est francais! Get yourself a wee dictionary. Learn a wee bit aux francais, merci beaucoup, bonjour, au revior, & maybe you wouldn't believe the good will you learn by showing that much interest.
Try lots of roads. Sure, little ones are slower, but hey, they have more to see.
Every province has a French section. Newfoundland, it's the Port au Port Peninsula, Nova Scotia the SW coasts, PEI, Summerside, Rustico, Souris. Ontario NW bordering QC and around Sudbury......
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Try lots of roads. Sure, little ones are slower, but hey, they have more to see.
Every province has a French section. Newfoundland, it's the Port au Port Peninsula, Nova Scotia the SW coasts, PEI, Summerside, Rustico, Souris. Ontario NW bordering QC and around Sudbury......
:C
