Conference kaosws::canada

    
    
    Re:2 CLOSUS::HOE 
    
    So What if Jerome tours **only Quebec** ?
    Is Quebec not part of Canada  ?
    Someone writes and says: "I'am visiting the US this summer any info ?"
    He/She ends up touring southern California **only**, but is Calif. not
    part of the STATES ?
    (No pun intended :-(I)   Just a question !
    
    'ari
    
    
     
    
    

< Note 202.3 by BTOVT::BOATENG_K "Commute:I work here & live There" >
                     -<  What's the  point/difference  ? >-

    So What if Jerome tours **only Quebec** ?
    Is Quebec not part of Canada  ?
    Someone writes and says: "I'am visiting the US this summer any info ?"
    He/She ends up touring southern California **only**, but is Calif. not
    part of the STATES ?
    (No pun intended :-(I)   Just a question !
    
Hey, 'ari

Perhaps if Jerome asked for information of parks in Quebec, S/he
might get all sorts of information (get it, 'ari?). Another
words, be specific of the geographical area.

Then on the other hand, 'ari, you just might think that Canada is
part of the United States. Let it be known, 'ari, that Colorado
is part of the United States, remote as it might seem for some.

Re base note:

Jerome, 

Canada has a lot of parks and areas of adventure. I am suggesting
that if you want specific information, ask for information of
that area. The Office of Tourism and Finance for the Province of
British Columbia, for example sends out general information of
the province. If you should ask for information of the Peace
River region, they will provide specific information information
of that area.

I hope that you will enjoy your vacation to Quebec; however, do
come back and visit other parts of Canada. Every part of Canada is
different.

Calvin Hoe

Jean


My point is that Canada is such a large country that if Jerome
asked for information for a more specific geographical area, then
s/he might get that information, not true?

Cal

    
    OK .
    
    Comme vous dites au QUEBEC christi de colin !!
    
    Nous on est Francais de FRANCE et on en a rien a faire de vos querelles
    entre ANGLOPHONE ET CANADIEN FRANCAIS qui pour moi son des QUEBECOIS.
    
    J'ai vecu 1 an a Montreal et j'ai pu visite aussi bien le Quebec
    qu'une partie du CANADA. Alors si on s'interresse uniquement au
    QUEBEC pour un voyage, c'est notre libre arbitre. Et je suis sur
    que Jerome tombera tout comme moi amoureux de ce beau pays et y
    retournera tou comme moi il y a deux ans.
    
    .Jerome je suis dans l'annuaire si tu veux des infos  (puteaux).
    
    Friendly and excuse me if I wrote this notes in French 
    
    Eric.
    
    
    
    

Note 202.4 By CLOSUS::HOE 

.4> Then on the other hand, 'ari, you just might think that Canada is
.4> part of the United States. Let it be known, 'ari, that Colorado
.4> is part of the United States, remote as it might seem for some.

 Oh really ? I thought Colorado was part of New Spain ie New Mexico 
 according to Harvard Business School - Geography 105. If you are not sure
 of this **fact** please reference note #198.30 (BEFORE YOU REPLY)
 No I never thought Canada was part of United States, I learned from Geography
 101 at Harvard that Canada is part of ALASKA.  
  
 BTW:(By The Way) What is all this JAzz whether Jerome visits Quebec **only** 
 or tours the rest of Kanata ?
 Can you tell US how many Ontario residents have visited Nova Scotia, Alberta, 
 British Columbia, PEI etc.. and of course vice-versa. ? If for example 99.9%
 of all Canadians have not visited all the other provinces then why would you
 suggest to a possible first time visitor to Canada that he/she visits other
**equally beautiful parts of Canada ** ?  ( Relax, it's just a question )
 (Please Talk To Me !! 'Cuase I don't quite follow your logique .)

 `ari.