NationMaster - Discussion - Canada Profile

MARIO F. 3rd April 2012	M' A AMERICAN FOR NATURALIZATION I' GOT 3 CHILDRENS AND MY WIFE, M' 49 YEARS OLD MY WIFE IS 41 IT'S A GREAT IDEA TO MOVE TO CANADA? WHAT YOU ILL ADVISE TO US.MY EMAIL IS; mrfiallosinc@live.com
Lukas 30th January 2012	Yes Richard Canada does trade with England, much as it does with the rest of the world. The most frequent substances we usually trade with countries include oil and lumber.
Lauralee 22nd October 2011	If you don't like Canada- you can go Canuck yourself ;) Just kidding. But honestly, Canada is the most beautiful country I had ever seen in regards to natural landscapes. Although it can only be appreciated by seeing it yourself.
Midget 18th October 2011	Us Best Country? I think not, Recession is already in full swing, Banks allowing too much money for those with small earnings, Banks then recall mortgages, people cant pay the interest on those mortgages, automotive sector hit hard, transportation hit hard, parts supplies hit hard, dollar goes into a tail spin, us dollar has no buying power, import/exports at an all time low, government is bankrupt in the trillions! Best Country. I think not!
himynameishi 27th September 2011	The USA is the best!!!!!!!!!! Everybody knows that so don't deny it
hi 27th September 2011	Just so all u peeps know the USA is the best country in the world. don't deny it, i know that your smart enough to know that the us is the BEST country in the WORLD!!!!!!!1
tayla-maree@canada 14th June 2011	omg canada is the bomb i went to niagara falls
El'bassenino 8th December 2010	hey just jumped the border with the fam. wooo! canada rocks
Daniel low horn 18th November 2010	this is a realy help full website...to bad i didnt found it last week
Ryan Mills 3rd October 2010	Canada is full of Canadians yaaay
Berry21Katina 2nd October 2010	I think that to get the home loans from banks you ought to have a firm motivation. However, once I have got a collateral loan, because I wanted to buy a building.
styles 1st September 2010	CANADA IS THE BEST
Cristyf.Baybehh 7th March 2010	This website helps me get every single piece of information except for immigration on Canada.
BOB SAGGOT 1st December 2009	BOB SAGGGGGGOOTT!!!!
Drakkenfyre 31st October 2009	Actually, O Canada was written in French and translated into English. And several English translations have existed and been used over the years. Ask any middled-aged or older Canadian how things have changed in his or her lifetme.
Matthew W-D 14th October 2009	I need to see a demographic transition model of Canada. But I can see that not many people visit this site...
aly 13th September 2009	this website is amazing!!
Cheryl Cocteau 13th September 2009	Can I know the statistics for Canada's media exports? Percentage and countries included will be great. Thanks.
kukundandakwe beldad 14th July 2009	They have named their breasts names of their husbands
Daniel Clarke (birmingham uk) 4th April 2009	in response to what Rudolph 20th October 2005 wrote, i think its small minded racist people like yourself that try to blame one race and part of culture for society inequities. I say the problem lies within the parents and the new politically correct society we live in. Back in our old days parents were allowed to discipline children when now its totally unheard of. Manners and respect are what the youth of today are missing no matter the breed....
Paige&Taylor (Kingston,ON.) 3rd March 2009	CANADA IS AMAZING AND DON'T EVEN DENY IT CAUSE EVERYONE KNOWS IT .. INCLUDING OBAMMMMA ! (:
Brody 3rd February 2009	to nevassimilate: can you describe for us an immigrant friendly country? and the biggest reason most people think Canada is not immigrant friendly is because recently, people of the Hindu religion have asked for a Canadian national anthem in Hindu, and this is by all means a reasonable request, it will never happen the anthem was composed in English, and translated into French, and Hindu people are told that is the way it will always be, they take offense to this and start accusing Canadians of being racist because we refuse to listen to a demand that has never been a problem with immigrants of any other race (ex. Chinese, Latino, African, etc.). So in short if you live in Canada love it or leave it.
Pelma Rice (British Columbia) 12th November 2008	I am absolutely shocked that this website would have "Canada & Newfoundland" listed as an "Alternative Name" for Canada. I would have you know that Newfoundland is most certainly a part of this great nation of Canada. It is beyond me why anyone would exclude Newfoundland from this category. Even in jest it is an insult to all Newfoundlanders. Newfoundland has earned its right to be part of this nation and continues to be a vital part of it. It is rich with natural resources and more importantly, it is the home of some of the most proud Canadians in the nation. Geaoraphically, it is on its own in the Atlantic (for those of you who would have to consult a map to know where it is). However, they joined Confederation in 1949 and since then have given its all to be included in this nation.
SOLOMON F.A.AHWEHWE (NIGERIA) 30th January 2008	I READ IN HERE THAT CANADA IS FRIENDLY IN GIVING VISA TO IMMIGRANT.PLS I WILL WANT TO STUDY IN YOUR COUNTRY.THANKS.SOLOMON4CHRIST20022001@YAHOO.COM
whereiscarmensandiego (ontario) 4th September 2007	Where in the world is Carmen SanDiego??
Beverly Goulait (Port Huron, Michigan) 5th June 2007	Tyson, We're related. My Gr Gr Grandpa was Joseph H. Goulet and changed the last name to Goulait, which is the correct spelling of the name as it was in France. We came from Montreal to The Red River Settlement in Manitoba. Yup, I'm a Metis. Canada has always felt that the Metis People should not be. If you read the Half Breed Manifesto, you will understand (?) how the Brits felt about not only the Metis people but also the French that came to Canada in the 1600's. It was the Brits that named you Goulet and took away the Goulait name. Great people huh? Well, things have come along way since the 1800's but more has to be done to protect the very interesting traditions of the Metis People and the Metis People themselves. Lots of them left in the 1800's. They left to not only save their lives but also to give their children a better way and a better chance to succeed in life. I thank Gramps everyday for that. Manitoba is a wonderful place today. I'm very happy for that the Goulet's that stayed in Manitoba were true rebels that made Manitoba what it is today. God has truly been good to the Goulet's and has been good to my homeland of Manitoba. Trade policies in Canada is similar to ours in the US. We work side by side with Canada. The Europe people think different about us. Metis, the mixed blood. Europe, China, and others like to deal with pure blood including France. Trade with other country's will never give us what we're worth. Read the Half Breed Manifesto, and you'll find that some things never change. Bev Goulait
Tedward (U.S.) 22nd May 2006	Canada rox 'cos i can get english chocolate there... it make me feel at home. The U.S. has nooooo english chocolate, so it suks monky balls!
Jon 20th March 2006	Why are many countries ahead of Canada in annual economic growth?
Fondulmah P. Terr 2nd February 2006	Um, I was wondering, like how come cat scratches are painful. And, how does it compare, like to that question on bloated Australian housewives and how many tea-drinking refugees per capita from Peru to Jamaica? How do I set up a correlation for that?
nevassimilate 26th December 2005	Canada is by no means an immigrant friendly country. There exists considerable institutionalized and societal racism and bigotry toward immigrants. Immigrants are marginalized through systemic racism and economic oppression. Due to behavior of historic dominant groups, legalized "caste" systems prevail in housing and labor. The upper stratum of society control distribution of power and wealth, and media. There is widespread child and family poverty, lack of affordable housing and homelessness, job layoffs and under-employment. I challenge any "Canadian-American" resident to dispute this reality.
muljohn_a@yahoo.co.uk 15th December 2005	Am so perturbed by what exactly the 62%0f Canadian women have done. so my request to you is to help me with the answers.
woko 7th December 2005	what has 62% of Canadian women done?
james 28th November 2005	what really has been done by 62% of Canadian women? be it social,cultural,economical,political,anything and has been researched of recent
Phantom 26th November 2005	I'm trying to figure out what percentage of a physician per family of person for Canada
anonymous 23rd November 2005	when did Canada become a legal country?
dfjd 20th November 2005	what percentage of the worlds resources does Canada hold?
Richard 16th November 2005	What does England trade with Canada? (Oh, and, by the way, Rudolph, you're apparently talking like a racist)
Richard 16th November 2005	What does Canada trade with England? Yes? Hello!?
Richard 16th November 2005	What does Canada trade with England?
Richard 15th November 2005	I REPEAT HOW DOES ENGLAND HAVE AN IMPACT ON CANADA?!?!?
Richard 15th November 2005	HOW DOES ENGLAND HAVE AN IMPACT ON CANADA?!?
Richard 15th November 2005	How does England have an impact on Canada?
taut 13th November 2005	i need statistics on something that has been done by 62 percent of Canadian women
renee 8th November 2005	where and what does Mexico import and export.
anonymus 6th November 2005	WHAT IS THE PERCENTAGE OF CANADIAN PEOPLE LIVING IN RURAL COMMUNITIES???
rebecca 6th November 2005	Where are the Population Pyramids regarding age and sex distribution?
anonymous 5th November 2005	Canada is much bigger than either the US or China, unlike what it says on your site.
Tonisha 2nd November 2005	What's Canada's Food intake, Medical Care and Persons Per Motor Vehicle?
Catherine 1st November 2005	- Grade of eight, Ontario Canada is a very rich, powerful country, and has been voted most comfortable to live in for 9 years, but what are Canada's literacy rates like?
dan 28th October 2005	I need information on how much they spend on their military, that is split into tanks and naval stuff.
james/ 26/ canada 26th October 2005	I am trying to find out how may children were born in Guelph Ontario 1995 for a report
Krista 26th October 2005	How did Canada become independent?
Canadian Chick 26th October 2005	Canada rox. It is the best country in the world!!! I love Canada.
Spoonfed 22nd October 2005	Rudolph, think all you want about how it should be, or could be with gun control, but facts are facts. Canada has it, and the firearms murders per capita are lower.
surdev 22nd October 2005	I have heard Canada is a good center for agricultural biotechnology. Where in Canada can u suggest>
preeti 21st October 2005	what r the means of transport of exporting from UK to Canada?
Laura 20th October 2005	When did all the other colonies join the Canada, Nova Scotti and New Brunswick in confederation, like P.E.I etc..?
Rudolph 19th October 2005	M buss wrote "Gun controls are thought to play a big part in the lower murder rate." M buss, imagine a society in which people with criminal tendencies own more guns than people who tend to abide by the law. Seems like there would be higher rates of crime than in a society where the reverse is true. Some people argue that this is often what happens when gun control laws take effect. Law abiding people abide by a gun ban and criminals do not - for example, the handgun ban in Washington DC has resulted in law abiding people not owning guns, and criminals owning lots of handguns. And the rate of violent crime is the highest in the the United States.
Rudolph 19th October 2005	Dave wrote: "Why are there less murders in Canada than the USA? Each country has gun laws and each country has the same amount of guns per family or person." There are different reasons for the differences in violence crime, but I'd point out that high rates of violence correlate very well with the number of young black males in a society. That's the biggest reason why Canada does not have the violence that the US has. Consider the exception that proves the rule: Winnipeg. It has always been a tough town, but it's only recently that black gangs have moved in, and now it is a dangerous place to live. There are other factors that we can debate and that have an effect on violence, but race always seems to stand out as the single biggest comparative factor. I really think that it doesn't make sense to ignore the racial aspect of violence in the hopes of not offending people, otherwise we will never figure out how to solve the problem. The first thing to do when you want to solve a problem is talk about it openly.
Sohail 19th October 2005	I want to know the population of Indians in Canada
Rudolph 19th October 2005	The reason why Canada has low rates of gun crime compared to the United States is because their black population is so much lower than ours. To find the exception that proves the rule, look at Winnipeg. Black gang violence moved in and have become a huge problem there. Winnipeg's murder rate is the highest of any city in Canada. High rates of violent behavior are very often found where young black males are found. It's that easy. I'm not sure what the solution is. Population density and other factors may be a factor, but there are extremely dense urban population centers in Asia - and Asians living in the West - and they don't have rates of violence anywhere near as high as blacks. It doesn't make sense to ignore the reality of high black violence rates, because you will not otherwise be able to help them or understand the source of the problem.
Andro 18th October 2005	I want to immigrate to USA or Canada or Australia or Oceania or New Zeland or Caribian islands, but I do not know how can I do it. Please someone help me and send me answer with advices How can I do it. My occupation is Computer network engineer and I want to work for Those. send me the reply by E-mail: hammer@geomail.ge
nobodyknows 18th October 2005	how many people are fat in Australia
tyson goulet 7th October 2005	I am wondering were one can find info on trade between Canada and Germany and how it has improved or have not improved and what trade policies have contributed to the improvement or lack of I am also wanting the info to be dated from post WW2
Simon 1st October 2005	In response to Elle tea is a very popular beverage in Canada. There is not the stigma attached to tea that there is in the USA due to the Boston Tea Party and the American revolution. I believe 95 % of tea drank in Canada is hot tea and 5% iced tea.
Nat 1st October 2005	Do you know the Crude Birth Rate and Crude Death Rate of North America and NIR?
bob 20th September 2005	can a 21 yr old have intercourse with a 16 yr old in Ontario and it's perfectly legal? assuming it's not in a position of power or any of the other stuff. just the guy and girl met at a party.
sarah 20th September 2005	Hey! Where would i be able to find current numbers on the percent of child poverty in all of Canada's provinces?
Dawn 15th September 2005	Is there any homesteading available in Canada? I am very seriously considering moving to Canada in the next couple of years and need to find location for new life. Thank-you.
Lauren 15th September 2005	What internal and external factors prompted Canada to form its own Government before 1867?
Ashmon 13th September 2005	I was wondering, what does Canada trade with England?
Dan 1st September 2005	What is the percent and raw personal debt numbers by credit cards and by mortgages in Canada, the U.S. Japan and the E.U. Thank you
Brandi Van Nuys 31st August 2005	Does Canada have states? If so are all states a democracy? Is Canada a democracy?
Krystal 29th August 2005	I think this web site is and was very helpful it gave me a lotof info. and helped me get a an A on my essay!!!!! Thanku will
Anand 18th August 2005	I want to. know social cultural aspects related to Canada
Terry 16th August 2005	Trinity, The government of Canada website has many links to trade information categorized by industry. They also have a lot of information on the major trading partners that we deal with. For information on countries you can also look at the CIA world fact book. They give general information on every country in the world. It's a good place to start research. I hope this helps. Terry!
Darren 13th August 2005	Elle, 2005-07-03 23:01:53, Re:Tea drinking, Canada. 2003, 81 liters per person, up from 54 liters in 1993 (Stats Canada website). 3.9 liters to a US gallon. WOW. Is ANYONE not drinking tea RIGHT NOW in Canada? Sorry, they can't come to the phone right now; they're all too blouted.
Darren 13th August 2005	Re: Dave 2005-06-14 23:44:37, in case you're still wondering... Canadian firearm laws are different, mostly regarding pistols and semi automatics. If 10 city living people in the US have pistols under their pillows for self defense, 2 country living people in Canada have 5 rifles each in their collection of hunting equipment in their basement. I hope this helps.
Manish 11th August 2005	Which top 10 cities or states contribute maximum to Canada's GDP?
8th August 2005	is the largest shopping mall in the world in Canada?
mike 23rd July 2005	Is there anything about the main events that made canada independant ? my 10 grade hist teach is telling me that canada that the constituation of 1867 doesn't really count
Mus-Ka-Say A-Na-Nee 22nd July 2005	When did Canada become a country? a. 1867 B. N. A. A.? b. 1931 Statute of West? c. 1982 C. C. R. F.? d. none of the above. Do Indians not have to be all murdered off in order that Canada become a country?
magda 18th July 2005	i want to know the gdp per capita in yhe last ten years. thanks
idowu mojeed adekunle 8th July 2005	i like to be in canada that it why i do this pls assit me you can contact me to this address no 26 ifelodun street off odi olowo osogbo osun state
P.Krishnamachar 7th July 2005	What is the gross hydropower potential of Canada?
Will 4th July 2005	To Samantha and KyleG - Actually, I have to correct a few things. All legislation in the Dominion of Canada, federally and provincially, is passed officially by HM the Queen of Canada, Elizabeth II. Canada’s Sovereign("head of state") is one of the best known and respected individuals in the world. Carrying out many of her responsibilities on a day-to-day basis are the Governor General (for the nation), whom The Queen appoints on the nomination of the Prime Minister, and the Lieutenant Governors (one for each province). Each is head of the formal executive of Canada or of a province. In Canada there are actually 11 Crowns - usually referred to as "The Crown in right of Canada" and "The Crown in right of (name of Province)." The Queen is the embodiment of Canada or in other words she is Canada. A good read of our Constitution would explain further. On the question of Canada's independence. Though they say 1867 is when Canada became independent, I think that the Statute of Westminster 1931(11 Dec) should be the appropriate date for when we achieved independence, which many agree. Even 1982 would make more sense. The statute was created to give equal status to the self-governing dominions of the British Empire - Canada, Australia, NZ, Irish Free State, SA and Newfoundland. Today the Statute of Westminster is relevant for outlining the powers which Commonwealth Realms (16 countries where the Queen is Sovereign) hold over any changes to the structure of the Monarchy. Which is a good example of how equal the Dominions became after the Statute was ratified in each country. The realms themselves hold considerable veto power over any legislation over the throne. In theory, since the Monarchy is no longer exclusively a British institution, rules altering its operation must be collectively ratified by all nations who live under it if they are to have effect in all the realms. If a rule change were not ratified by one of the realms, the old rule would still apply to that realm. So as you can see, although Canada had it's own parliament and Prime Minister etc. in 1867 it really still was being minded by London in some form or another until 1931 and still yet, Westiminster held power over any changes to our Constitution until 1982. To me Canada was officially a country on 11 Dec 1931.
KyleG 3rd July 2005	In response to Donald Stewart's question: War Plan Red (declassified in 1974 - so it's not really news) was not so much a practical military plan, but a theoretical excercise aimed more at the UK than Canada. It was a contingency plan in case of war with the UK, and included plans to counter a possible British invasion of the Pacific Coast, via Australia and New Zealand, as well as preparing to sacrifice Samoa, Guam and the Philippines, should the British capture them early in the theoretical war. Later on, with naval buildup, it would be possible to capture Bermuda Britain's Caribbean possessions. As far as Canada was concerned, the plan was that in case of war with the UK, American forces would seize Halifax, to prevent British resupply, disrupt East-West communications by capturing Winnipeg, capture Canada's industrial heart, by establishing bridgheads at Buffalo, Detroit and Sault-Sainte-Marie, and then capture Quebec by overland force from New England. It wasn't an actual attempt to invade (since the contingency plan was never requested by the US government), it was an example of the neverending need of staff officers to be able to fight any war that may arise. Other theoretically-posed wars included war with a coalition of France, Britain and Canada, while another was aimed at a possible Anglo-Japanese alliance. Of course, none of them came to fruition, so the plans were shelved, and duly declassified in time, but it gives you a glimpse into the mind of flag officers and how they see the world.
KyleG 3rd July 2005	In response to Samantha, to make a complicated topic simple, Canada's independance was established by the passage of the British North America Act on 1st July 1867. Unlike the US, Canada's independance has been a progressive affair. British soldiers were still the primary defence force in Canada until 1874, and until 1982, all legislation in Canada still had to be approved directly by the Queen before it was passed. Though this power was transferred to the Governor-General, the Sovereign still has the right to intervene. But officially, 1867 was when Canada became a nation.
m buss 29th June 2005	To Dave, about murder and want: You should note that Canadian gun laws are very different from American gun laws. Raw ownership per capita may be the same (maybe), but this statistic masks the numerous restrictions in Canada which are meant to keep fire arms out of every-day life. You can look in to how this is done, if you like. Gun controls are thought to play a big part in the lower murder rate. The occassional presence of a slightly more forgiving social safety net may also help; other population statistics, such as urban density, may also be argued over. However, broader thinking will lead to the conclusion that these aspects are just expressions of a cultural difference. Canadians can be every bit as petty, consumeristic, covetous, and greedy as any American population, but they are not quite so murderous. You can put it down to history.
Trinity 22nd June 2005	I want to know what Canada imports and exports? Help would be nice.
samantha 21st June 2005	How did Canada become independent and what are some of those dates?
john 20th June 2005	i want all the zip code of all the cties in this Cananda
Elle 15th June 2005	Hi. I was wondering where I would find out information on tea drinking habbits of Canadians and the tea market? Any assistance would be appreciated
gref 14th June 2005	what is the present age of chavs in canada
dave 14th June 2005	Why are there less murders in Canada than the USA? Each country has gun laws and each country has the same amount of guns per family or person. In a recent documentary it was stated that the Prime Time news media in the US contribute a Percent to these murders and the other reason being that children in America are taught through media and ads and others that they should want more. MOre of anything. More gold, better car, more clothes etc. But, the ideal is corupted by those that seek the easiest methods to obtain more. Drug sales, thefts, leading to murders. I have seen the stats that murders are 33% commited by family, 23% unknown and the remainder during fights or thefts. WHY? WHY is it that Canada has the same people mix and same everything and their murder rate is less than half of the US?? djohnsonswf@sbcglobal.net??????????
jean 12th June 2005	hey I needed interesting facts on Quebec and a big map on it help!
Fred 10th June 2005	I heard that Canada is the #1 destination in the world for outsourcing (nearsourcing?) of data processing operations, thanks to their proximity to the U.S. and the available of highly trained professionals and an advanced IT infrastructure. Is this true?! I can't seem to find any evidence to support this anywhere.
donald stewart 9th June 2005	The US planned to take Canada by force in 1935. Does anyone know why ?
Jack 7th June 2005	I need info on Cambodia
Claire 6th June 2005	i need any stats on leisure in canada, anything at all
issa 5th June 2005	can u help be find tecnological facts about canada and or jordan
Tommy 2nd June 2005	Where can i find some technology facts for Canada?
Tommy 2nd June 2005	Where can i find some technology facts for canada?
anonymous 31st May 2005	can i get a list of inventions in canada from 1600 to 1850?
Naima 31st May 2005	Do you have a list of countries Canada trades with?
gone with the windy city heat of the dea 30th May 2005	canada trades many things with canada such as: food, machinery, sextoys, electronics,and textiles
tealander 30th May 2005	When did homesteading end in Canada ?
THE MOD(lightning) 27th May 2005	If you havn't heard japan owns canada, so there assests are now one, so trade is very frequent now.
Lauren 26th May 2005	What's the GDP per person in Canada?
mystery 25th May 2005	What does Canada trade with Japan?
G 25th May 2005	What is the gross national income per year for each person?
soheyla 23rd May 2005	Mow many Canadians participated in the latest elections?
Jeremy 19th May 2005	hi i was wondering if i could become an editor e-mail me at jess_sh_14@hotmail.com
somethingisinmypocket 18th May 2005	In response to Lawgirl - many of the Catholics are moving to the southeast.
lawgirl 16th May 2005	Can you please help me with info about the number of Catholics and future trends of Catholics living in Canada? Thanks
Gabby aka Sporty Chic\' 15th May 2005	Can you help me find what country Alexander Graham Bell died in?
joe blow you mo fo 9th May 2005	how many of them have been charged with child molestation?
Bill lagina 5th May 2005	Hi, there is a very high percent of Catholics in Canada!
joe mo fo shoo 4th May 2005	What is the percentage of catholics in Canada?
charles manson 2nd May 2005	what are the number of satanic cults in canada?
sabrina 28th April 2005	I want to know what it is that Trinidad trades with Canada ... can you please help me? Thank you!
hong lo 27th April 2005	i saw many obese people in canada
Billy James Cornhila 22nd April 2005	Hi Loril, from my reading, I think the rate of obesity is high in Canada.
rob 7th April 2005	I need info on Canada's competitiveness in the energy sector.
Jim Beam 6th April 2005	The % of gay marriages is about 97%
Nate 31st March 2005	What percent of Canada's trade (export and import) is with India? And vice versa, for India, what percent of its trade is with Canada; and how does trade with Canada compare with India's trade with other countries? How much does Canada invest in India? How much does Canada give to India in grants and aid?
Lianna 29th March 2005	What is the per capita income and how many people are there per physician?
Lianna 29th March 2005	What is the per capita income and how many people are there per physician?
Javed Amir Ali 21st March 2005	Why can"t i find more information on trinidad and tobago its very limited what are u assholes
Javed Amir Ali 21st March 2005	Why can"t i find more information on trinidad and tobago its very limited what are u assholes
Johnathan 11th March 2005	Where can I get information on what Canada spends its money on and how much? Thank you!
LoriL 7th March 2005	Is there any information on the extent of obesity in Canada?
Teresa 5th March 2005	What is the percentage of gay marriages in Canada?
Hwamlican 5th February 2005	If Greenland and Iceland were a part of Canada and Reykjavík was the national capital would Canada be part of Europe or North America.
matthewkillin 12th January 2005	I can't find anything on Ontario. Can you help us with finding information on Ontario please?
Hailey 6th December 2004	Canada is an interesting country but it seems dull and boring !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Steven Colosi 30th November 2004	If Greenland and Iceland was part of Canada and Canada's national capital was located on Iceland would it's map reference be Eurica?
roel_pioquinto2004 22nd November 2004	what is your country code for texting?
Deborah adu-boakye 21st November 2004	what is an ecological footprint and what is the advantages and disadvatages of an ecological footprint

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