Traveling into town you note that, for a country area, the roads are wide. They're as wide as highways, built to carry heavy vehicles, those used in both agriculture and industry. The flat farmland with it's farmhouses and fields that are either full of wheat or sprouting with the first seasons corn give way to a more urban environment as the endless flat expanse is gradually broken up by buildings. Walmart looms huge and inviting, competing with Canadian Tire, offering convenient all-in-one shopping with everything from groceries to clothes to furniture to gardening equipment to whatever else you might consider buying or consuming, all for low, low, bargain prices. Take a left and head down one of the main streets and you will be greeted by KFC, McDonalds, Tim Hortons, Wendy's, Burger King, Taco Bell, Pizza
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