this is why

valhalla360 wrote:

StirCrazy wrote:
your talking about one or two geographical areas which is why there is a higher concentration of people there, but drive through toronto, vancouver and thoes types of places and how many rv's do you see in the yards, not many compared to other areas. the largest geographical area of canad will very often see -30 or -35 in the winter..

No one lives in the largest geographical area of Canada.

I think something like 95% of the Canadian population lives within 100miles of the US border.

I see lots of RVs in Toronto. Camping if very popular there.

because there are more people there, you go to more rual areas and there is a camper in every driveway pretty much so I should rephrase my original statment to say per capata haha I did a google search it came up with 75% 90% 95% so what do you believe. the only reason for tht is because 1/2 the population of canada is ontario and quebec and there its probably 95% in BC its probably 90% or a bit less, the praries its way less. alberta the majority of the population is more than 100 from the boarder so it depends on the provence and why places were built where they were.

Steve