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What are the best and worst malls you've been to anywhere in Canada?

Best: Square One ( Missisauga, Ontario)

CF Lime Ridge Mall ( Hamilton, Ontario)

Worst: Bayfield Mall ( Barrie, Ontario)

North Bay Mall ( North Bay, Ontario)

Side note: I've always wanted to go to

West Edmonton Mall.

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u/Choice_Bed6097 — 2 days ago

How would you rank all the cities and towns you've lived in anywhere in Canada?

  1. London, Ontario

  2. LaSalle, Ontario

  3. Amherstburg, Ontario

4, Windsor, Ontario

  1. North Bay, Ontario
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u/Choice_Bed6097 — 2 days ago

LABOUR DAY GAS TAX HIKE

Hey everyone,Just wanted to put this on your radar so nobody gets caught off guard at the pumps next month.The temporary federal gas tax holiday is officially wrapping up on

Labour Day (September 7, 2026).

Starting the next morning (September 8), the federal excise tax is going back to normal.

The Raw Numbers:Regular Gas: Going UP by 10¢ a litre.

Diesel: Going UP by 4¢ a litre.What this actually costs you per fill-up:If you drive a sedan/small car (~50L tank): It’s going to cost about $5.00 more each time.If you drive an SUV or Truck (~100L tank): It’s going to cost about $10.00 more each time.

Remember this will affect the price of your food as well.

You won't see it because gas companies switch to a cheaper blend in the winter and demand usually drives down the gas prices

However, you will be taxed and this is what governments love to do. Tax you and mis use the money. Isn't that money better in your pocket than slimy government officials

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u/deeveesss — 4 days ago

Why would someone living in Canada celebrate the independence of a country they no longer live in, particularly when Canada itself remains a monarchy?

That's a much more philosophical question about immigrant identity and national loyalty.

India became independent from the British Empire in 1947, whereas Canada had already developed substantial self-government and constitutional autonomy before that. Canada later retained the Crown as part of its own constitutional system. Canada's government describes the modern Crown as a uniquely Canadian institution.

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u/Not-Yours-Sincerely — 4 days ago

What are your thoughts on the mayor of the city or town you live in?

Windsor, Ontario: Drew Dilkens, 12 years as mayor, I wouldn't say he's my favourite but, I don't have a dislike for him as much as the majority of the city does.

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u/Choice_Bed6097 — 5 days ago

Which City or town anywhere in Canada has the best and worst drivers?

Best: Any small town

Worst: Windsor, Ontario and Vaughan, Ontario

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u/Choice_Bed6097 — 7 days ago
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What is the best and worst city or town you've ever lived in Canada?

Best: London, Ontario

Worst: North Bay, Ontario

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u/Choice_Bed6097 — 12 days ago