>>>>>Yes, I've been there before and remember how flat it is.
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>>>>>>Regina? Imagine you a one half inch high and you are standing in the middle of a gymnasium. :)
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>>>>Regina is the sunniest city in Canada. I keep harping my MP to put a solar power farm there, but so far there has been no action. A few windmills would be a good idea too.
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>>>Uh, uh. According to the stats, Medicine Hat. Regina = #8. I know, I know. There's always some jerk who has to.... ;)
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>>>http://www.on.ec.gc.ca/weather/winners/element.cfm
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>>It must have changed because of global (blah blah blah yeah Jake, I know), warming. I got that stat about ten years ago. There is a very small place in Alberta with the word 'berry' in it's name that is the sunniest, but it isn't a city.
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>If Medicine Hat is the sunniest City, then maybe Berry Creek which is north of Medicine Hat.

Environment Canada says: Determining which place is the weather winner depends on how the category is defined. For example, which city can lay claim to being the sunniest place in Canada? Is that the sunniest day, month, summer or year on average? For this study, the sunniest city was defined as the community with the greatest number of hours with bright sunshine year-round. Since this weather element generates a great deal of interest, a total of nine categories were created for "the sunniest", including seasonal information (such as "the sunniest winter") and tallies both by number of hours of sunshine, and number of days with sunshine. Many of the definitions, such as hot days (30° C or higher), or cold days .

From another site:
Hottest summer - Kamloops BC, 26.90 C
Coldest winter - Yellowknife NT, -28.90 C
Most freezing days - Thompson MB, 240 days (!)
Fewest freezing days - Vancouver BC, 46 days (God bless the wet coast)
Sunniest year-round - Medicine Hat AB, 2512.90 hours
Least sunshine year-round - Prince Rupert BC, 1229.10 hours
Most sunny days year-round - Calgary AB, 333 days
Fewest sunny days year-round - Prince Rupert BC, 250 days