| You should visit or write your local consulate to get travel
information and information on the exchange rates.
Also your local library may have some canadian newspapers, where
the advertisements can give you some idea of the prices we pay for
goods and services.
I'll list some prices here from memory which will vary slightly
from province to province.
ITEM Canadian $
hamburger,coke,french fries(chips) 5.00
medium pizza 10.00
dinner for two
soup or salad
potato,meat,vegatable
beverage
desert 20.00/30.00
wine, 1 liter domistic 5.00/7.00
wine, 1 liter imported 7.00/10.00
beer, 12 bottles 11.00/13.00
train one way 200km 30.00
local transit (bus/subway) 1.00/per ride
motel 30.00/night
hotel 5 star 100.00/130.00
rent-a-car 1 day 35.00+mileage
Places to go and see.
Calgary winter olympics February 1988
Winter Carnivals February 1988 Quebec City Quebec
February 1988 Ottawa Ontario
THe three major cities would have events year-round
ie Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver.
September and October are very good months weather wise to travel
in the country. At this time there are no bugs the scenery is very
nice and with local harvests the food is fresh and plentiful.
I will put in a pitch for my home province of Nova Scotia.
The Annapolis Valley is one of the more scenic parts of Canada.
Also this is where, in the early 1600's France had the first
settlement in North America. Near present day Annapolis Royal.
Also there is still a French speaking population there.
Regards
Brian
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| If you want a beautiful,small and "clean" city you have to come
to Canada's Capital, OTTAWA,Ontario.The best time would be around
Canada Day which is July 1st.Lots of things happening at that time
of year.
Regards,
Darcy
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