Traffic in Calgary
Jul 21st 2004 | 4:11 pm
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Originally posted by Tom Masters
Well if this is the norm, then I like it alot! I was a bit worried about the humidity everyone warned us about, but as long as you have A/C it's great! Wouldn't be much fun though if you couldn't escape the heat - very lucky to have air conditioning!
We went for a walk around the neighbourhood this evening - lots of lovely trees, flowers etc. Very balmy and tropical evening. Could get used to that!
Well if this is the norm, then I like it alot! I was a bit worried about the humidity everyone warned us about, but as long as you have A/C it's great! Wouldn't be much fun though if you couldn't escape the heat - very lucky to have air conditioning!
We went for a walk around the neighbourhood this evening - lots of lovely trees, flowers etc. Very balmy and tropical evening. Could get used to that!
Calgary is very different in the summer. Seldom gets hot, and almost never gets humid. In fact, you can get a lot of cool weather in the summer there. Then again, the air quality is better in Calgary. In London you will see a lot of hazy hot and humid days.
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Jul 21st 2004 | 4:12 pm
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Originally posted by Glaswegian
Can't remember what you do - what makes you think it will be different in the new west?
Investigated the costs of moving across Canada?
Can't remember what you do - what makes you think it will be different in the new west?
Investigated the costs of moving across Canada?
There are more jobs advertised in Tom's field in Halifax and Calgary than there are in London. Should be able to get a job fairly easily in Toronto but we'd rather go back home than do that! Nothing against Toronto in particular, just really large cities in general!
Jul 21st 2004 | 4:13 pm
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Originally posted by oceanMDX
> Okay, now as far as the
summer weather is concerned that's more like it! And it's a big reason
why people in southern Ontario love the lake resorts and cottages. Go
to Grand Bend, and Port Stanley and see all the action.
>
Calgary is
very different in the summer. Seldom gets hot, and almost never gets
humid. In fact, you can get a lot of cool weather in the summer there.
Then again, the air quality is better in Calgary. In London you will
see a lot of hazy hot and humid days.
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> Okay, now as far as the
summer weather is concerned that's more like it! And it's a big reason
why people in southern Ontario love the lake resorts and cottages. Go
to Grand Bend, and Port Stanley and see all the action.
>
Calgary is
very different in the summer. Seldom gets hot, and almost never gets
humid. In fact, you can get a lot of cool weather in the summer there.
Then again, the air quality is better in Calgary. In London you will
see a lot of hazy hot and humid days.
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Jul 21st 2004 | 4:15 pm
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Originally posted by oceanMDX
Okay, now as far as the summer weather is concerned that more like it! And it's a big reason why people in southern Ontario love the lake resorts and cottages. Go to Grand Bend, and Port Stanley and see all the action.
Calgary is very different in the summer. Seldom gets hot, and almost never gets humid. In fact, you can get a lot of cool weather in the summer there. Then again, the air quality is better in Calgary. In London you will see a lot of hazy hot and humid days.
Okay, now as far as the summer weather is concerned that more like it! And it's a big reason why people in southern Ontario love the lake resorts and cottages. Go to Grand Bend, and Port Stanley and see all the action.
Calgary is very different in the summer. Seldom gets hot, and almost never gets humid. In fact, you can get a lot of cool weather in the summer there. Then again, the air quality is better in Calgary. In London you will see a lot of hazy hot and humid days.
Jul 21st 2004 | 4:16 pm
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Have you been for a November yet?
Has Tom sat the CARE exam yet?
Alberta and I assume NS will have their own institutes - assuming that he's a student member of the ICAO, has he thought about moving his membership yet?
Although you can sit the CARE exam anywhere, you have to move your membership after you've passed it.
Has Tom sat the CARE exam yet?
Alberta and I assume NS will have their own institutes - assuming that he's a student member of the ICAO, has he thought about moving his membership yet?
Although you can sit the CARE exam anywhere, you have to move your membership after you've passed it.
Jul 21st 2004 | 4:21 pm
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Originally posted by Glaswegian
Have you been for a November yet?
Has Tom sat the CARE exam yet?
Alberta and I assume NS will have their own institutes - assuming that he's a student member of the ICAO, has he thought about moving his membership yet?
Although you can sit the CARE exam anywhere, you have to move your membership after you've passed it.
Have you been for a November yet?
Has Tom sat the CARE exam yet?
Alberta and I assume NS will have their own institutes - assuming that he's a student member of the ICAO, has he thought about moving his membership yet?
Although you can sit the CARE exam anywhere, you have to move your membership after you've passed it.
Jul 21st 2004 | 4:26 pm
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Erm .... if he doesn't pay the renewal fee, that's it, party over.
Jul 21st 2004 | 11:37 pm
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Originally posted by Glaswegian
Erm .... if he doesn't pay the renewal fee, that's it, party over.
Erm .... if he doesn't pay the renewal fee, that's it, party over.
Jul 22nd 2004 | 12:11 am
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There are brand new lake communities in the north west now too - something to look at. Traffic around the NW isn't bad.
Jul 22nd 2004 | 12:53 am
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Originally posted by CalgaryAMC
There are brand new lake communities in the north west now too - something to look at. Traffic around the NW isn't bad.
There are brand new lake communities in the north west now too - something to look at. Traffic around the NW isn't bad.
