[Gabriel]

Originally posted by Raphy23

Quebec City

Severely unsurprising then

[PinkBox]

Originally posted by TheCheshireCat

Had a scary day today. I was in class with 3 of my friends, when one of them got a phone call from another classmate that who was freaking out saying that there were cops and a helicopter outside, with blood everywhere. We didnt know if it was a shooting so we were obviously terrified. Looked out the window of the classroom and everything seemed non-frantic. Took a few steps outside the classroom and went to leave the building to see the commotion outside, when I stepped in blood splatter. There was a trail to blood from the lecture hall to the street outside.

Turns out a student went nuts and stabbed another student in the lecture hall with an exacto knife (like a door away from where I was) in the middle of class. I knew the guy who got stabbed but not well.

Wow that's scary. Glad that you're safe

[Hollywood.]

Originally posted by Gabriel

Guys move out East and join us! Although I wouldn't recommend Montreal unless you're 100% fluent in French. Best city imo but not worth the hassle if you dont speak the language :/ So basically move to Toronto

Legit, I'd only consider moving out of Montreal for Toronto, Ottawa (for political work) or Vancouver.

Vancouver is kind of where our hearts are set on. There's beaches, palm trees, mountains, nature and it doesn't snow a whole lot (plus 1cm of snow and a temperature of like +1 is an excuse to not go to work.)

[LoveLiveMusic]

Has anyone seen Kinky Boots? I'm thinking of going to it soon....maybe.

[Hollywood.]

Why do we always get screwed over. I want to buy Korean physical CD's but they are hella expensive. $40 in Canada, but you can buy them in the US for $11.00.

[Auburn]

Quebec City is on my top list of Canadian cities to visit (that I haven't already)

[LoveLiveMusic]

Originally posted by Auburn

Quebec City is on my top list of Canadian cities to visit (that I haven't already)

I'm gonna have make better use of my time when I go in the Summer. Coming from Toronto at 8 am on the VIA I had a connection in Montreal then to QC and by the time I got there it was 4 pm and I had Madonna that night so I saw nothing.

[Ryan Rivers]

+5 in Winnipeg today, snow is melting.
This year has been so warm, sweater weather material. Especially for a prairie city. Only snowed once so far, we barely have any snow.

2014/2015 winter was really mild as well. Barely any snow, at least 1 month all together of cold weather. Snow was gone by second week of March.

[Auburn]

This fall has been really mild here as well, throughout November the temp rose above 20 in several days

[Hollywood.]

Didn't you all hear, were in a "heat wave"!

[Auburn]

Originally posted by Hollywood.

Didn't you all hear, were in a "heat wave"!

I can't imagine Alberta being in a heat wave in the summer, let alone in the winter

It was pretty hot here though, like it peaked at like 25-27 degrees last month

[Hollywood.]

Originally posted by Auburn

I can't imagine Alberta being in a heat wave in the summer, let alone in the winter

It was pretty hot here though, like it peaked at like 25-27 degrees last month

It was 37 degrees a few times this past summer. It seems to get hotter and hotter every summer now apparently.

But I didn't know 5-12 degrees meant "heat wave".

[Auburn]

Originally posted by Hollywood.

It was 37 degrees a few times this past summer. It seems to get hotter and hotter every summer now apparently.

But I didn't know 5-12 degrees meant "heat wave".

Mess, wouldn't that just be a regular ol' chinook?

[Hollywood.]

Originally posted by Auburn

Mess, wouldn't that just be a regular ol' chinook?

I think its cause its been warm for like 10 straight days. Chinooks usually only last a few days. And with chinooks its warm all day and night, but its been warm in the afternoon and its falls off to like -5 to -9 at night.

They claim a heat wave is when the temperature is 5 degrees higher that the long-term average for 3 or more days. But the actual definition as per the government's agency Environment Canada is 3 or more days of 32C or higher.

[nihility]

Originally posted by Hollywood.

Didn't you all hear, were in a "heat wave"!

I didn't even need a winter jacket to go out today.

[Hollywood.]

I won't on monday. Suppose to be +15 here. Winter is flopping hard so far.

[Indie]

The fact that it's going to be a green Christmas when I go home in northern Ontario is disgusting

[Hollywood.]

Originally posted by Indie

The fact that it's going to be a green Christmas when I go home in northern Ontario is disgusting

How do you know its going to be a green christmas? That's still like 3 weeks away, and just because its warm now doesn't mean it will be then. For all we know, the worst and coldest winter could actually be-ahead of us.

[Indie]

Originally posted by Hollywood.

How do you know its going to be a green christmas? That's still like 3 weeks away, and just because its warm now doesn't mean it will be then. For all we know, the worst and coldest winter could actually be-ahead of us.

It's supposed to be ~10 degrees and raining until at least the 14th. Those 2 weeks leading up to Christmas better be some blizzard level ****, but I don't see it happening.

[Hollywood.]

Originally posted by Indie

It's supposed to be ~10 degrees and raining until at least the 14th. Those 2 weeks leading up to Christmas better be some blizzard level ****, but I don't see it happening.

It's hard to say, but could still happen. Winter has kind of been flopping lately (and I happy about this cause I despise snow with a passion.)

And doesn't Ontario usually not get its worst cold and snow in like January/February anyways?