USA Urban Stays Versus Canada
As a Canadian in a law where we have no hand guns and things of this nature, I tend to see the reports of gun violence in the USA, which I am sure are like anything abnormal. I have been living in ...
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I'm sorry to have to point out that with the Canadian Dollar at 75 cents U.S. your money will not go anywhere near as far on this side of the border. It was great when we were in Quebec last summer and getting $1.26 CDN for our dollars. That, however, is something that can change at any time so just be aware of it.
You should check with your Provincial Insurance Department to see how long you can be continuously in the States without creating a gap in your health coverage. Also your vehicle insurance. It varies Province to Province.
Tell the agent at the border crossing (particularly on the U.S. side) that you are on holiday for a fixed time (less than three months?) and going to see the Grand Canyon or Texas or somewhere specific. No rule says you have to make it to that particular place, but you should have a destination when you enter.
It is a big, beautiful country. Enjoy it just as we enjoy our trips to Canada.
You should check with your Provincial Insurance Department to see how long you can be continuously in the States without creating a gap in your health coverage. Also your vehicle insurance. It varies Province to Province.
Tell the agent at the border crossing (particularly on the U.S. side) that you are on holiday for a fixed time (less than three months?) and going to see the Grand Canyon or Texas or somewhere specific. No rule says you have to make it to that particular place, but you should have a destination when you enter.
It is a big, beautiful country. Enjoy it just as we enjoy our trips to Canada.
