Ah. I think you're operating under something of a misconception, son: most places in Canada are now quite up to date, and there are few left where power and water can't be found. For most of the year, at least -- those Yukon winters can get a bit dicey. [GOD, HE MISSES THE YUKON.]
It's not all that different from certain very rural towns in the States, as a matter of fact. Not to mention, Alaska, which faces its own unique challenges as America's northernmost locale.
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Date: 2012-04-17 03:00 am (UTC)It's not all that different from certain very rural towns in the States, as a matter of fact. Not to mention, Alaska, which faces its own unique challenges as America's northernmost locale.