Yellowknife/Somba K'e almost reminds of Corner Brook as it has a similar population level, spread out over a large area, and both located along Boreal Forests. Newfoundland's Great Northern Peninsula and Labrador areas has a similar landscape to the southern Northwest Territories/Denendeh as the trees are much smaller and the climate can be harsh. Only difference is that Northwest Territories doesn't get as much snow as Labrador as well as Northern and Western Newfoundland.

Definitely visit! I was there last week and that city is unlike any other I've visited. I'm planning to go again next summer.

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Regina has changed for the better in the last 3 years. Looks better than wpg now by far

.. it's not that bad.. just think of it as an off road adventure everywhere 😂

Our roads are as average as many cities, very few are bad enough to “Ox cart”. Port-a-potties get dumped down the sewers, great suggestion though. The infrastructure was built before the massive growth we’ve experienced. The river dumping is only when there are extreme rains, the option would be to have the excess go into your basement, what goes in the river is extremely diluted. Water levels fluctuate for all regions of the world. We’ve had many years of average mosquito counts, stupid people who allow standing water on their properties make it worse. Maybe try to understand issues better before commenting, or move away so we have less sewage. Geeez.

free to leave homie, enjoy somewhere else.

Life is what you make it, I feel sorry for you.

Very little economy here and people are too fat.

sounds like a you problem

Straight south view from anywhere Downtown Toronto is still Ontario: www.google.com/maps/place/Wilson,+NY+14172,+USA/@43.4910321,-79.0733665,10z/data=!4m6!3m5!1s0x89d482daa93918c9:0x3c50b2184056347f!8m2!3d43.3097775!4d-78.8261499!16zL20vMDJoZnl4?entry=ttu East-End Toronto looking south is facing New York State, for instance Scarborough Bluffers Park Beach: www.google.com/maps/place/Bluffers+Park+%26+Beach/@43.509097,-78.8257557,10z/data=!4m6!3m5!1s0x89d4cfaf2001a563:0xd806ffe799779ff7!8m2!3d43.7129278!4d-79.2269283!16s%2Fg%2F11c0rqfxq1?entry=ttu

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It doesn’t snow in July

Corner Brook, a city located in Western Newfoundland, is almost similar as its also spread out over a large area and has a similar population level. Just 200 kilometres away, the Great Northern Peninsula area which has a latitude similar to Southern England, has a similar landscape and Subarctic climate, but they get over 500 centimetres of snow per winter, which is more than Yellowknife's total precipitation levels for a year.

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True, I'm a Canadian Citizen living in Toronto but in reality I'm a Canadian-in-Name-Only therefore no historical and sentimental connection with any sort of Liberal Canada especially since Oct 2015! MAGA TRUMP2024!