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Question by Vimal: How much does a bottle of whisky or brandy cost in canada?
I would also like to know the prices of all the common brands available in canada local stores. Suggestions for the good ones is also appreciable. Also please give more information of sources of alcoholic beverages in local toronto markets. Thanking in advance for the information.

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Answer by Irish Guy
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20081209125412AA6KSCd

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Question by StarBliss: Where are there cliffs in the US, Canada or UK?
Does anyone where there are cliffs located in the US? Either well-known or just general cliffs that are safe to stand on? I wanted to get married on one preferably here in the US. If anyone knows of some in Canada, Scotland, Ireland, or England, that would be wonderful as well. I’ve heard Dalwhinnie is beautiful for Scotland, but I have no idea about anywhere else. Any help is greatly appreciated!

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Answer by allatsea
All the coastal areas of western Scotland are beautiful – the higher you go, the higher the cliffs. There is a bit of a breeze in Scotland though and our summers are not particularly sunny! Maybe you should stay with the US of A!

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Question by Kaetlyn: Camping in Canada (Ontario)?
A few friends and I are looking to do some camping up in Ontario. We live in Ohio, but however long we have to drive doesn’t matter too much so long as we’re going to a good spot. We’d like to find somewhere secluded, so to speak, where we’re not going to have to worry about listening to people camping nearby and have a good chance of seeing some wildlife/scenery (two of the group are nature photographers). The only place in Canada we’ve ever gone to is Tobermory, but not camping, so we don’t know where to start looking.

Someone had recommended Algonquin Provincial Park, so we’re looking at that, but also wondering if there are any other good areas. Thanks for any help.

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Answer by Ms Angel
I don’t think you should plan it. Just go and see where you end up. It would be more fun that way as you do not know what you are going to do next. I use to do that and it was great because you don’t know what you are getting into. I can’t give any areas as I don’t know anything about Ontario, Canada. I am from Australia. Things don’t go right if you plan, well, that is what I have found out. Have fun camping, I am green with envy.

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Glen Breton

The SWA’s legal battles against the Canadian whisky Glen Breton are not over despite several governmental bodies ruling in favor of Glenora Distillers’ use of that name.

The SWA contends the name Glen Breton misleads consumers into believing the whisky is distilled and matured in Scotland. A Canadian federal court initially agreed with the SWA. Then Canada’s Trade-Marks Opposition Board sided with Glenora. So, the SWA took its case to court again, but the Federal Court of Appeal upheld Glenora’s registration of Glen Breton as the trademark of its single malt.

“I wanted to make you aware that some of the wider reporting of the recent court ruling was inaccurate. The post ruling statement by Glenora Distillers International Ltd. claimed that the Canadian appeal court found that the name Glen Breton does not mislead consumers as to the product’s origin. That statement is wrong.

“What the court actually said was: ‘I believe it is fair to say that Glenora has marketed its product as being like a single-malt Scotch in all but name.’ The court added, ‘More importantly, Justice Harrington found that there was actual confusion in the marketplace, and that some consumers were not aware that Glenora’s product was not a Scotch distilled in Scotland.’

“In reaching this conclusion, he had particular regard to evidence that Glenora’s whisky had been listed on several bar and restaurant lists under the heading ‘Scotch,’ albeit occasionally with some sort of note attempting to clarify that it was Canadian. There was also evidence before him that similar mistakes had been made by a few independent critics and reviewers. Justice Harrington did not accept the argument that any confusion was due to the fact that Glen Breton has many of the characteristics of a Scotch — flavor, aroma, and so forth — and found on a balance of probabilities that the confusion was due to the use of a ‘glen-prefixed mark.’

“In short, the court did not determine ‘that the name Glen Breton does not mislead.’ On the contrary, the appeal court did not question Mr. Justice Harrington’s findings that the name Glen Breton had caused confusion. Rather, the court’s ruling was based on the interpretation of a particular provision of the Canadian Trade Marks Act, a perverse result of which is that a trademark acknowledged in both courts as having caused ‘actual confusion in the marketplace’ has been allowed.

“We find it surprising that the court has allowed this confusion to be perpetuated, and we are considering an appeal.”

I would love to try Glen Breton and see how well our descendants in Nova Scotia (or “New Scotland”) made the Whiskey…. but i seriously doubt its marketed in South America