Shrinking Canadian dollar
Wondering how the state of the Canadian dollar will effect other Canadians travel plans. It has made our site rental jump from $3,200 American to a payment of $4,022.60 Canadian. ouch!
Forum Discussion
John & Angela wrote:moisheh wrote:
One could always explore an alternative. Here are some choices for a different winter: la Ronge,sk.; Teulon,mb., Cold Lake, ab. All fine spots to spend a winter! Just suck it up and spend some of the millions Canadian seniors have collectively squirreled away.
Moisheh
Ahhh, winter in Cold Lake Alberta. I did 6 of those. Angela and I standing on the side of a runway in minus 40 C temperatures aligning a PAR reflector while an F-18 Takes off a 100 yards away. Ever hear (feel) a fighters engines at 110 percent at minus 40C. Special. :)
Another thumbs down :R for Cold Lake. It is my home base and I cannot get away from it fast enough in the summer, let alone in the winter. I'll still head south if the dollar drops to 10 cents!!!
