Do Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Nunavut and the North West Territories actually meet at a single point?

March 2nd, 2010
Gord McD asked:


On satellite images it looks like the north/south line shifts at bit to the east at the 60th parallel heading north so that it is not a true quadripoint like the Four Corners in the US.

Hazel
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Can u swim in the North Saskatchewan River ?

February 3rd, 2010
Dylan M asked:


Everyone i talk to says not to swim in it cause its really really dirty but i went there the other day and it actually looks pretty clean. another reason is because it apparently has a really strong current. Is this true? im a pretty strong swimmer but if its THAT dirty or THAT strong of a current i wont go in. dont say if im not shure dont go in cause i will never be shure because none of the people ive talked to have actually gone in the river themselves. Im in edmonton if it really makes a diffrence.

Helen
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What is the city, located on the North Saskatchewan river, that the capital of the Canadian province of Albert?

March 17th, 2008
vicky_lova asked:


the ending is suppose to be Alberta

Brent
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