I notice all this argufyin' about whether Toronto is a good city for night life and is it better than American cities. One man's meat is another man's poison.
For good music, good beer and good multi-national companionship try Wakefield, Quebec. The Blacksheep has live music and attracts international celebreties. F'instance, last year a Scot turned Aussie, named
Eric Bogle sang at the Black Sheep.
How do you get to Wakefield, Quebec ?
Go to the web and consult www.moosetransportco.com
That will tell you about the Moose Bus which you can pick up in Toronto or Montreal. Ride the Moose Bus to
Sentiers (French for Trails) CARMAN Trails which is 25 km
(16 miles) North of Ottawa and 4km(2+ miles) South of Wakefield.
Carman Trails is an affiliate of Hostelling International and provides budget bunk accommodation. It also sells BEER.
There are some interesting Quebec brands plus Moosehead. At Carman Trails you can experience good music (and play yourself), experience good food (and cook yourself), walk on the 270km of trails in Gatineau Park.
Ride mountain bikes, rent canoes, go white-water rafting and even go bungee jumping - the Great Canadian Bungee Jump is within walking distance of Carman Trails.
To find out more about Carman Trails consult :
www.magma.ca/~carman or phone (819) 459 3180
You will find Canadians and Americans to continue the discussion on the merits of Toronto vs US cities and some
Canadians will wax lyrical about Montreal. Personally, I like Quebec City and you can get there on the Moose Bus too.
At Carman Trails you will find others that feel that Milan is best while others think that Sydney (the Aussie one that is)
is the ultimate fun city, while others will rave about Liverpool or Paris or Berlin or Barcelona.
Enjoy where you are NOW and go to Carman Trails as soon as possible to meet the WORLD.
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