Canadians, whats a good spot for a vacation in Canada.

Next summer me and some of my friends are going on a road trip to canada.

What i would like to know is, what is a good city to go to, to have fun and get wasted and stuff like that?

We currently live in Wisconsin, and wouldnt want to travel too far, but anyway, my cities i had in mind so far are Toronto, Regina, or Winnipeg.

Any suggestions.

Vancouver is an awesome place for a trip, Toronto is cool, but dirty and crimey.

Why anyone would go to Regina is beyond me, it may rhyme with happy times, but, there's nothing there, do Old Quebec or Montreal instead.

Vancouver is an awesome place for a trip, Toronto is cool, but dirty and crimey.

Why anyone would go to Regina is beyond me, it may rhyme with happy times, but, there's nothing there, do Old Quebec or Montreal instead.

Andrew_Xavier

I know someone in Regina, but what province is Montreal in?

[QUOTE="Andrew_Xavier"]

Vancouver is an awesome place for a trip, Toronto is cool, but dirty and crimey.

Why anyone would go to Regina is beyond me, it may rhyme with happy times, but, there's nothing there, do Old Quebec or Montreal instead.

kool-aids

I know someone in Regina, but what province is Montreal in?

Montreal is in Quebec.

Of the three you mentioned, definitely Toronto. It's huge and there's tons of things to do and places to see. Regina and Winnipeg are the actually the two biggest crime capitals of the country. megagene

I would suggest somewhere in the Rockies (aka British Columbia), but that may be straying a bit far from Wisconsin.

Definately Montreal if you want to party/get wasted etc.

[QUOTE="megagene"]Of the three you mentioned, definitely Toronto. It's huge and there's tons of things to do and places to see. Regina and Winnipeg are the actually the two biggest crime capitals of the country. foxhound_fox

Hey, I live in Toronto. It's not like I leave my doors unlocked. :P

Hey, I live in Toronto. It's not like I leave my doors unlocked. :Pmegagene

[QUOTE="foxhound_fox"][QUOTE="megagene"]Of the three you mentioned, definitely Toronto. It's huge and there's tons of things to do and places to see. Regina and Winnipeg are the actually the two biggest crime capitals of the country. megagene

Hey, I live in Toronto. It's not like I leave my doors unlocked. :P

[QUOTE="megagene"]

[QUOTE="foxhound_fox"][QUOTE="megagene"]Of the three you mentioned, definitely Toronto. It's huge and there's tons of things to do and places to see. Regina and Winnipeg are the actually the two biggest crime capitals of the country. EVOLV3

Hey, I live in Toronto. It's not like I leave my doors unlocked. :P

Tons of people on this forum are from Toronto, I am for one, I know at least 50 others that are too.

Another question, If i were to go to Toronto, do most of them have those cool canadian accents, or do they have french accents, or is that only Ontario.kool-aids

The hell is that question? If you go to Toronto, the largest segment of the population with have chinese accents :D

But seriously, there are a ton of accents in Canada, and barely anyone in Toronto speaks french, it's an english/mandarin city really.

They speak mostly english in Montreal as well.

Another question, If i were to go to Toronto, do most of them have those cool canadian accents, or do they have french accents, or is that only Ontario.kool-aids

Pretty much everyone in ontario has 'no accent'(like any new yorker etc.)

[QUOTE="kool-aids"]Another question, If i were to go to Toronto, do most of them have those cool canadian accents, or do they have french accents, or is that only Ontario.Andrew_Xavier

The hell is that question? If you go to Toronto, the largest segment of the population with have chinese accents :D

But seriously, there are a ton of accents in Canada, and barely anyone in Toronto speaks french, it's an english/mandarin city really.

They speak mostly english in Montreal as well.

I was just wondering, because some guy I know in canada has a cool accent, and was wondering if they all spoke like that.

[QUOTE="Andrew_Xavier"]

[QUOTE="kool-aids"]Another question, If i were to go to Toronto, do most of them have those cool canadian accents, or do they have french accents, or is that only Ontario.kool-aids

The hell is that question? If you go to Toronto, the largest segment of the population with have chinese accents :D

But seriously, there are a ton of accents in Canada, and barely anyone in Toronto speaks french, it's an english/mandarin city really.

They speak mostly english in Montreal as well.

I was just wondering, because some guy I know in canada has a cool accent, and was wondering if they all spoke like that.

Canada is rather large. Larger than the USA, I'm sure you can see how a massive land can yield many many different accents.

Another question, If i were to go to Toronto, do most of them have those cool canadian accents, or do they have french accents, or is that only Ontario.kool-aids

So how are prices compared to the US.

Cheaper or Higher?

So how are prices compared to the US.

Cheaper or Higher?

kool-aids

So how are prices compared to the US.

Cheaper or Higher?

kool-aids

So how are prices compared to the US.

Cheaper or Higher?

kool-aids

Similar. Especially with the dollar pretty much at parody.

[QUOTE="kool-aids"]

So how are prices compared to the US.

Cheaper or Higher?

EVOLV3

Alright, now how old do you have to be to stay at a hotel, and to buy alcohol related products.

I must say, Canada sounds better than the US.

[QUOTE="EVOLV3"][QUOTE="kool-aids"]

So how are prices compared to the US.

Cheaper or Higher?

kool-aids

Alright, now how old do you have to be to stay at a hotel, and to buy alcohol related products.

I must say, Canada sounds better than the US.

18.

and yes it is.

/bias

[QUOTE="EVOLV3"][QUOTE="kool-aids"]

So how are prices compared to the US.

Cheaper or Higher?

kool-aids

Alright, now how old do you have to be to stay at a hotel, and to buy alcohol related products.

I must say, Canada sounds better than the US.

19 in Ontario, and I believe 18 for Quebec

[QUOTE="EVOLV3"][QUOTE="kool-aids"]

So how are prices compared to the US.

Cheaper or Higher?

kool-aids

Alright, now how old do you have to be to stay at a hotel, and to buy alcohol related products.

I must say, Canada sounds better than the US.

[QUOTE="EVOLV3"][QUOTE="kool-aids"]

So how are prices compared to the US.

Cheaper or Higher?

kool-aids

Alright, now how old do you have to be to stay at a hotel, and to buy alcohol related products.

I must say, Canada sounds better than the US.

Depends,

• Alberta - 18
• British Columbia - 19
• Manitoba - 18
• New Brunswick - 19
• Newfoundland and Labrador - 19
• Northwest Territories - 19
• Nova Scotia - 19
• Nunavut - 19
• Ontario - 19
• Prince Edward Island - 19
• Quebec - 18
• Saksatchewan - 19
• Yukon Territory - 19

There's the official list.

Canada is better than the USA.

Legal age is 19 in Canada, given 18 in Alberta and Quebec.MissRiotmaker

[QUOTE="MissRiotmaker"]Legal age is 19 in Canada, given 18 in Alberta and Quebec.foxhound_fox

You're too late. I already corrected myself. qoou. :oMissRiotmaker

Last thing I think, what are some canadian words.

I heard that "flat, balloon, guy, and 40-pound" are all canadian words, plus I know what they mean.

I was born in Ontario, but have lived in BC most my life..... I would definatly reccomend Vancouver, Victoria or Kelowna!

Also please dont walk around saying "Ehhhhh" or "abooooooooot" , thinking that all Canadians talk like that :P

Ontario is also nice in some spots, only place in Canada i dont really like is Alberta, and thats mainly just because of how cold it is and because there are alot of hicks there hehe:P

Last thing I think, what are some canadian words.

I heard that "flat, balloon, guy, and 40-pound" are all canadian words, plus I know what they mean.

kool-aids

What? You realize that South Park isn't accurate right?

[QUOTE="kool-aids"]

Last thing I think, what are some canadian words.

I heard that "flat, balloon, guy, and 40-pound" are all canadian words, plus I know what they mean.

Andrew_Xavier

What? You realize that South Park isn't accurate right?

I know some canadians, and most of them did say guy a lot.

[QUOTE="MissRiotmaker"]You're too late. I already corrected myself. qoou. :ofoxhound_fox

[QUOTE="Andrew_Xavier"][QUOTE="kool-aids"]

Last thing I think, what are some canadian words.

I heard that "flat, balloon, guy, and 40-pound" are all canadian words, plus I know what they mean.

kool-aids

What? You realize that South Park isn't accurate right?

I know some canadians, and most of them did say guy a lot.

Guy maybe, but, that's an american thing too...

Who says 40-pound on a regular basis? And balloon FFS....and flat...Flat is British for Apartment.

I was born in Ontario, but have lived in BC most my life..... I would definatly reccomend Vancouver, Victoria or Kelowna!

Also please dont walk around saying "Ehhhhh" or "abooooooooot" , thinking that all Canadians talk like that :P

Ontario is also nice in some spots, only place in Canada i dont really like is Alberta, and thats mainly just because of how cold it is and because there are alot of hicks there hehe:P

kozzy1234

I am offended. lol. We are not hicks. Just because we have the Calgary Stampede to celebrate horse racing and stuff, does not mean we are hicks. And it's not that cold. I got used to it =]

[QUOTE="Andrew_Xavier"][QUOTE="kool-aids"]

Last thing I think, what are some canadian words.

I heard that "flat, balloon, guy, and 40-pound" are all canadian words, plus I know what they mean.

kool-aids

What? You realize that South Park isn't accurate right?

I know some canadians, and most of them did say guy a lot.

Last thing I think, what are some canadian words.

I heard that "flat, balloon, guy, and 40-pound" are all canadian words, plus I know what they mean.

kool-aids

...just remember we spell it 'colour' instead of 'color'