Any canadians in the house??

Hey my name is Aidan Gallagher and I am a musician from Ireland, Its quite
possible that my partner my daughter and I will be moving to Canada in the next year.
I think we're moving to the Saskatchewan or Suncountry area and I was wondering does anyone know any musician forums or websites for local music scenes for any of those areas as I will be getting a new band on the rip when I arrive!!!!
Here's a link to my previous bands music. Arcane.
http://www.myspace.com/arcaneni
Thanks in advance!!
possible that my partner my daughter and I will be moving to Canada in the next year.
I think we're moving to the Saskatchewan or Suncountry area and I was wondering does anyone know any musician forums or websites for local music scenes for any of those areas as I will be getting a new band on the rip when I arrive!!!!
Here's a link to my previous bands music. Arcane.
http://www.myspace.com/arcaneni
Thanks in advance!!
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my advice Saskatchewn is flat, boring and fucking cold as hell don't move there.
This whole country is beautiful, I have never been to Saskatchewan so I don't have great advice for you. But, you should seriously think about how cold it will be. I hear it gets really cold.
Music in Canada is awesome. I loves it.
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have you heard of Keith and Renee?
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Yeah. I've heard of them. Never gone and checked them out though. They never really appealed to me.
Now some of the bad things. We're not a big city. We don't have a lot of clubs if that interests you. Our summers are shorter than most. Our mosquitos are the size of dragonflys. It does get cold. Today isn't so bad, it's minus 25, but with the wind minus 35. It's tolerable but for about a week or two every winter we'll get down to minus 50. Your skin freezes in 30 seconds!!!!
Winnipeg is a bigger Regina. Calgary grew to fast and is now facing major problems in regards to infrastructure. It's a zoo, but a very "pretty" city and has the mountains an hour away. I've always liked Edmonton for some reason.
Every city has it's pros and cons. Do some research and decide for yourself.
How do you crazy folks do it?! I never realized how cold it really got on the prairies. -30 feels like DEATH to me and it doesn't get much colder than that over here. It's going down to -10 tomorrow, the coldest it's been so far this year, and I'm dreading having to spend a good part of the day outside. -50 though?!?!?!?!?! I don't think I could leave the house. That is absolutely DISGUSTING! Props to you people who can live through that!
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Our average is probably around minus 25. The big problem though is the wind. We're flat and don't have many trees around the city so the wind just shoots right through town. I really don't mind minus 20-25 with no wind. It's actually pretty comfortable, but that minus 50 stuff is wild. I don't know if you guys out there have to plug your cars in that much but even if we plug our cars in when it's that cold, you just never know if it'll start.
You guys can keep your -30's ....-40's ...-50's :eek: or whatever .... I'll stick with life on the left coast! :cool: