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A day of shopping should be more than tracking down the odd good store; it should be an all-round great experience. From one of the biggest malls in the
It is such a nice country, the people and environment are just admirable. I love Canada. It is such a peaceful country, people are so friendly, the weather
January 18, 2012 More than 4 months have passed since I moved to Abbotsford, and I'm still jobless, and my husband is still in Saskatoon. He came to visit
So my Canadian friend says it's great being Canadian. And I say that's because politicians there can admit to smoking drugs and more people will vote for
This is my vision board page, where I journal about the steps leading up to my dream of living in British Columbia. Here I test the Laws of Attraction.
Continue reading "My Vision Board and the Laws of Attraction"
The city of Abbotsford is planning an exciting new area surrounding the University of Abbotsford. The following link opens a document which lays out a long-term (30 years) vision for the ‘U District’.
Excerpt:"Home to the University of the Fraser Valley (UFV), one of the fastest growing universities in the Lower Mainland, and the Abbotsford Entertainment and Sports Centre (AESC), the U District offers over 165 acres of new development properties located adjacent to Highway 1 and 2 kilometers from Abbotsford’s Historic Downtown.
The U District vision offers residential, commercial and applied research investment opportunities and works to support the long-term growth and diversification of UFV, through shaping new development to take advantage of this strategic location and result in a vibrant, green and transit-oriented community."
Another feather in Canada's cap: in the recent HSBC Expat Explorer Survey 2012, Canada ranked first among the nine nations considered in the "raising children abroad" category, competing against such countries as the Netherlands, the USA and Saudi Arabia. A whopping 97 per cent of expat children are "enjoying their lives" in Canada, noted their parents.
Canadian animals are found in abundance in the Canadian wilderness, and there is a wealth of sealife here as well. Animal lovers can have the time of their life in this part of the world.
Continue reading "Canadian Animals; Wildlife and Marine Life in Canada"
Abbotsford, a wonderful city in the panoramic Fraser Valley in British Columbia, is growing rapidly and is projecting a promising future for its residents.
Continue reading "Abbotsford, British Columbia: the City in the Country"
Deborah Morrison, president of Canada's History Society, says there are many reasons why Canadians seem to love the leaf more than ever.
"It's recognized around the world. It's very distinctive. It's very simple. It's very clear, and it's got a long history," she said in an interview from Winnipeg.
Continue reading "More Canadians Willing To Show Off Maple Leaf"
...and HuffPost Canada is sharing their top 25 reasons of why Canada is so dearly loved! In the coming weeks they'll be collecting the best ones from their
Canada Day is fast approaching, and HuffPost Canada is sharing their top 25 reasons of why Canada is so loved! In the coming weeks they'll be collecting the best ones from their readers and posting them. Want to participate? Share your reasons at HuffPost Canada.
Canada has come in fourth on an annual ranking of world peacefulness, trailing only Iceland, Denmark and New Zealand.
The 2012 Global Peace Index released Tuesday — the sixth produced by the Institute for Economics and Peace, an Australia-U.S. think-tank, with data from the Economist Intelligence Unit — saw Canada move up three spots from the 2011 list.