What do people do for fun in Canada?

Question

I need information on Canada

Answer 1

Niagara Falls.

Answer 2

g man got it.

Answer 3

If i blind folded you  flew around  for a hour landed then asked what country are you in? Usa or Canada  ? you wont know. We do much the same as every one else depending on the area

Answer 4

What do people in the rest of the world do for fun?  'Coz we do the same things!!!  Whatever you do for fun in your country, you can do it here too.

Answer 5

build additions on our igloos, feed the sled dogs, build boats out of trees, hunt moose, play hockey, laugh at what americans say about our country...drink beer.

Answer 6

In the winter we ride snowmobiles, go skiing, ice skate, ice fishing, and a few indoor activities like watching tv.

In the summer, we do a lot of camping (yum... roasted marshmallows), fishing, hiking, mosquito killing ;), swimming at the beach, go for a drive... and lots of sports.

And finally, lots of people thing it's fun to go moose hunting in the fall. I don't see it... but it's what they like.

Answer 7

drink beer,  play hockey,  fish & lumberjack games.

Answer 8

Pretty much same as USA,theyre a Brittish Commonwealth Country.Lean a bit towards the pub with live bands;TV,Radio;Its a lot colder up there ,think winter stuff we do,ski do is snowmobiles;They ve onl10 % of the population we have;my grandma was from 85 mi east of Detroit n migrated there,had a teachers degree in hi math,was a head bookkeeper;grandpa was born this side of Minnesota border,survey went thru,found him born this side of border,so he got duo citizenship,turned 18,accepted US citizenship,was on a 500 acre landgrant farm,migrated to Detroit as a young man,ma was 1st generation there.They opened a ma n pa restaurant,75 seater/ bout 6mile rd n Woodward ave til late 50s.Look it up in encyclopedias.Lots of lakes,fishing boating swimming;Lots of timber industry;farming colder climate favors sugarbeets which give america 1/2 its sugar too;potatoes ,carrots;livestock from farmcrops/a  wheat farm was what grandma came from.