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RE: Travel into Canada
Aren't both large and small cans of pepper spray used for personal defense? The rule puzzles me.
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EEWally
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08/12/20 09:01pm |
RVing in Canada and Alaska
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RE: Travel into Canada
Why are large cans of bear pepper spray allowed into Canada but small cans of the same stuff, or stuff with the same effect, not allowed. (Do I understand that right?).
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EEWally
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08/12/20 09:40am |
RVing in Canada and Alaska
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RE: Tracking US travelers
I'm just saying that when a good vaccine is developed, it will not be needed as much north of the border. They seem to have things under much better control than the US so leave the vaccine to the folks who really need it like me.
Of course, in 3 or 4 years, everyone will have it....assuming the genetic changes don't throw a spanner in the works.
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EEWally
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07/31/20 10:05pm |
RVing in Canada and Alaska
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RE: Tracking US travelers
It looks like Canada is doing a great job at keeping the virus cases low. As such, Canada will not need, or perhaps even want, the amount (per 100,000 population) of vaccine when it becomes available. Right?
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EEWally
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07/31/20 06:19pm |
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RE: Ignore the rules...get the fines.
If you want to buy property in the "disputed" area, what does the title insurance company say?
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EEWally
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07/27/20 07:03pm |
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RE: Winter RV'ing in Northern NWT/Yukon
Don't become the subject of "Into the Wild. Part 2." by Krakauer.
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EEWally
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10/25/19 12:25pm |
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RE: Heavy snow in southern Alberta
Free Radical, That's odd.....electron, that is.
Anyway, Montana has been colder than normal...uh, make that "average."
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EEWally
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10/10/19 08:12pm |
RVing in Canada and Alaska
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