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Do Not Call
List: What is the National Do Not Call List? The National Do
Not Call List (DNCL) gives consumers a choice about whether to receive
telemarketing calls. The National DNCL Rules introduce new
responsibilities for Canada’s telemarketers. |
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Canadian Forces Pension Office:
The site contains various information,
services and tools related to the Canadian Forces pension payments.
Please visit our site regularly for information updates. |
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Federal Superannuates National Association:
With more than 155,000 members and 85
branches, FSNA is recognized by the Government of Canada as the major
representative of pensioners - and of their spouses and survivors - from
the Canadian Forces, the Public Service of Canada, the Royal Canadian
Mounted Police, and of federally appointed judges. |
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Old Age Security and Canada Pension Plan:
Together, the OAS and CPP provide a modest
base upon which Canadians can build their retirement income. |
| Veterans Affairs Canada:
Our Mission. To provide exemplary, client-centred services and benefits
that respond to the needs of veterans, our other clients and their
families, in recognition of their services to Canada; and to keep the
memory of their achievements and sacrifices alive for all Canadians. |
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Entitlement, Seniors Canada On-line:
Canada's Trusted Information Source for
Seniors, Caregivers, Families and Service Providers. |
| Canada
Post Look-up : Find a Postal Code, Find a Rate, Ship, Find a
post office, Track and more. |
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Provinces |
 
Colombie-Britannique |
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British Columbia Canada:
Is the third largest province in the country. Although two-thirds of
British Columbia is covered with forest, do not let that fool you: the
cities and towns of this region are exciting and versatile. No matter
which community you visit, you can find opportunities to indulge in indoor
and outdoor activities of every kind. Indeed, the challenge in British
Columbia is not figuring out what do to, but how to do it all.
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Alberta Canada:
Known as “Canada’s Sunniest Province,” Alberta receives more days of
sunshine per year than any other province in the country. With plenty of
nice weather, visitors will have ample opportunity to experience the
impressive mix of prairies, parkland, forests and mountain regions that
this province offers. No matter what your taste is, there is something for
you in Alberta. |
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| Saskatchewan Canada:
Once known as “The World’s Bread Basket,” Saskatchewan produces more
than half of the wheat grown in Canada. But with its impressive network of
parks, historical attractions and performing arts facilities, Saskatchewan
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Moose Jaw WDM: Until
the early nineteenth century, the chief means of transporting people and
goods across the west was along natural waterways by canoe, or over land
by Red River cart, horseback, pack horse or travois. The railway played
a crucial role in opening Western Canada, delivering goods and
passengers with ease. Later generations experienced the impact of the
automobile and the network of roads carved from the land to accommodate
it. The journey follows the daring attempts to master the sky, using
aircrafts, which were often little more than canvas and wood held
together with prayers and prairie ingenuity. Travel the past with us and
see how our forefathers dealt with distance. For
travelers with GPS receivers, coordinates in degrees, minutes and
hundredths of minutes are: N 50° 25.10´ W 105° 31.81´. They have
four theme branches to one umbrella museum. Rather than build one huge
facility , They spread it around Saskatchewan. Each of us have a
different 'room/theme' around the province. We are the History of
Transportation in Saskatchewan; North Battleford is the Heritage and
Pioneer Village; Saskatoon is Boomtown 1910 and Yorkton has the
Story of People in Saskatchewan |
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Saskatchewan Tour
Take a deep breath. Saskatchewan has a quiet stillness than invades your soul. The landscape is larger-than-life, the people down-to-earth, the cultural experiences authentic. There's room to breath in our cities and towns, our beaches and resorts. Discover a place where every visit rejuvenates.
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Manitoba Canada:
Manitoba is renowned for dramatic landscapes, diversity of wild-life, and
warm, friendly people. Drawn by more than 100,000 lakes and countless
rivers and marshes, two-thirds of Canada's 500-plus species of birds have
made Manitoba their home. This province is also known as one of the most
exciting wildlife-watching destinations in the world, featuring one of the
highest densities of moose, elk and black bear in North America. |
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Winnipeg Now |
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Winnipeg Then & Now. |
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The New Iceland Heritage
Museum Experience the rich cultural
heritage in Gimli, Manitoba, a beautiful resort town on the shores of
Lake Winnipeg. Check out the web Cam |
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Ontario Canada:
In Ontario motorists proudly display the phrase “Yours to Discover” on
their license plates. Incredibly vast and diverse, Canada’s second
largest province truly offers something for everyone. Ontario stretches
over one million square kilometres, and the diversity of landscapes will
make your adventures one-of-a-kind. |
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Do
Not Call List: The Canadian Marketing Association is pleased to
provide you with information to help you better understand your rights
as a consumer. Included in this section is information on protecting
your personal information, making the shopping experience more
enjoyable, and links to groups and agencies that help consumers. We hope
you find the information and tips on this site useful.
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Québec |
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Quebec Canada:
Even though it is Canada’s largest province, Québec is bursting with
gorgeous scenery, world-class culture and first-rate entertainment. A
melting pot of artistic forms originating in Europe and North America, Québec
is alive with creative energy. The obvious Francophone cultural pride is
displayed in literature, music, theatre, dance, paintings, and sculptures.
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New Brunswick Canada:
Imagine a place where the stresses of modern life take a
back seat to breath-taking natural wonders, rich culture and incredible
hospitality. If this sounds appealing then New Brunswick is the place for
you. Surrounded by quiet pristine shores and green forests, New Brunswick
seems to make time stand still. |
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Welcome to New Brunswick:
The
gateway to Atlantic Canada.
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New
Brunswick Photo Gallery:
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Terre-Neuve-et-Labrador.
On December 6, 2001 an amendment was made to the Constitution of Canada to
change the province's official name to "Newfoundland and
Labrador". |
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