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Hey all, I was thinking that we've never had a formal Montreal/Toronto CEG meet. Why is that? Is the good natured rivalry between our cities keeping us apart?
I'm sure if we organized one, it'd be the biggest CEG meet north of the border. Any takers?
My thoughts being we find a meeting place somewhere halfway between the cities, and maybe make a weekend out of it? Perhaps stir up some Ottawa region CEG'ers as well?
Any ideas to this thread are welcome...
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Well where ever it is
i hope its interesting, cause there is no exciting places between toronto and montreal.
Just a lot of small towns
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Ottawa is a good place to meet and there a lot of things to do there. We should get a date set and select somewhere easy to find.
FWIW - those small towns in between are good fun - I was raised between two of them and know lots of fun activities.
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It's probably because GTA people don't really like to travel much.  They're not like me, driving 1.5 hours for a meet ha!
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Originally posted by AirKnight: It's probably because GTA people don't really like to travel much. They're not like me, driving 1.5 hours for a meet ha!1.5 hours? It use to take me 75 mins just to get from downtown to North York (which is less than 30km) and that was just to play pickup basketball 
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I love to travel. I would be up to a joint meet in Ottawa, or if you want to stay off the Highway, you could go to Cornwall. I know not much there to do, but hey they have bars and isnt that all that matters. Why dont you try to plan something. I'm sure lots of people would go.
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As long as we can sqeeze in some Montreal or Ottawa entertainment in I'm in!!
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If we make it to Montreal we should coordinate with the Montreal and New England folks. This could turn out to be a really big gathering! 
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Montreal is only about 5 hours from TO, not too far.
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Then if it's summer there's always Kingston which is half way for everybody, and has a LOT of Irish Pubs downtown right by the water. I'm in for a long drive though, I really don't mind going anywhere.
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