>I think you'd like this place. By and large it is very similar to the US facilities-wise. Your same business brands and amenities.
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>For a REAL change, but with the "backup" of English being readily understood by virtually everyone there, I'd recommend Montreal and Quebec City.
>Quebec province's road signs are all French (making it different for sure) but in the same style as all North American signs. Once you get over that "Ouest" means west (not that hard really) Nord is north, Sud is south and Est is east as well as Pont is a bridge you're pretty well set.
>Real good food and real lively people there too.
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>Now if it's hunting/fishing you want, I know we have first-class outfitters throughout the country, but I'm afraid I know little about that stuff. I did see that a world-record lake trout was caught last week (way) up north. The lady who caught it let it go so someone else could have the fun too.
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All of that sounds great! If I ever do make it up there, it will be with my family...so it would probably not end up being a hunting/fishing trip.