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> You can't really use it as a counter-example when it's a no-go for many Canadians. It covers most of the main metropolitan areas.
by bhouston 10y ago
> You can't really use it as a counter-example when it's a no-go for many Canadians.
It covers most of the main metropolitan areas.
- Ensorceled 10y agoHow is that not still a no-go for many Canadians? I even live in a "main metropolitan areas" and can't use it because I regularly travel out of "main metropolitan areas".