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Despite the massive size of our country, many university students around Canada undoubtedly used this past holiday season as a chance
to either return home or to travel to a new city in order to experience the festive spirit. Although Canada’s size can make travel difficult
and costly, it gives us a unique opportunity to explore the many wonderful cities here: big and small, rural and urban, east and west. All

» this travel made us curious, which is why Over the Edge decided to corner its own editors to find out: :

What is your favourite Canadian city?

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Montreal. I have a feeling ag Alberta, The po ing it make it feel like 'm in Jur- caves, climbing the face of the
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staff member is 601Ns ig of Hope is from this past Sumter" lith in the world, mud sliding
choose Montreal, but it when I helped a big chunky pit- cliff-diving, eating at veaeie ,
really is the best. Thee bull find his home again. I tempor- restaurants, thrift shopping
is always something '° arily named him Tuba, (because and perusing the loéal farm-

his front was larger than his bot-
tom) and he became fast friends
with my own pooch, Merle Hag-
gard. He was SO sweet and gentle
and really solidified my adoration
for that small little town.” |

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where you can be wild and
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Photo Editor

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News Editor

Laura Bevacque
Features Editor

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enough to be one of Canada’s we! =

most affluent andlively cities, My favourite Can-

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cQuyey way. Live music, the best vege is a close runner ere’s Something a little bit PG.

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ago. Ihave never se
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by the ocean and is
a really fun place to
go even though it's ;
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the thing I look forward to = other things that big
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and racing through downtown ei different ways.”

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