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Originally Posted by GreenTeaFrapp
You should try crossing the border that this thread is about. Cornwall and the surrounding area, isn't the nicest place in Canada but it's fairly typically Canadian. Cross the border to upstate NY and it is quickly apparent that you're in a different country. One that almost seems third world with dilapidated cigarette stores and bingo parlours dotting the landscape.
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Fair point, but I could contend travelling from NW/SW to E Calgary is like crossing into a different city. Crossing from Woodbine into Tsuu Tina is like crossing into a
very different and seemingly third world country. Hell, its very apparent that Alberta and BC are different provinces.
Every country has its rundown, grungy areas. The Americans have a lot more. But of course, they have a lot more of everything.