Where are the majority of Delicas in Canada ?
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Where are the majority of Delicas in Canada ?
Seemingly most Deli owners on this forum are in BC. I'm curious as to how many actual owners are in Alberta, Saskatchewan, Ontario, etc.
Alberta here, just outside Edmonton
Alberta here, just outside Edmonton
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Re: Where are the majority of Delicas in Canada ?
Da Island Mon. Seriously though, Vancouver Island seems to have the most RHD's per capita in canada.
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Re: Where are the majority of Delicas in Canada ?
basically the bc lower mainland and vancouver island have the most, with the density of delicas dropping off the farther east you travel.
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Re: Where are the majority of Delicas in Canada ?
Which is why we say the Delica is an invasive species (albeit a wonderful and benign species to all except new car dealers and governments), that first landed in Vancouver and is spreading east and west.Green1 wrote:basically the bc lower mainland and vancouver island have the most, with the density of delicas dropping off the farther east you travel.

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I would venture to say that Squamish has more Delica's per capita than anywhere else, but then I may be bias!
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I would say that the most JDM's per capita would be the Cowichan Valley and alot are Delicas. We definitely have the best assortment. 

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Just curious why Quebec, PEI, Nfld & Labrador, and Nunavut are all lumped under "Other"? Should have USA and rest of the world as separate choices too.

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Re: Where are the majority of Delicas in Canada ?
looking at the pole results so far, it looks like they could have stopped at the Ontario border and said "other" for anything else...Erebus wrote:Just curious why Quebec, PEI, Nfld & Labrador, and Nunavut are all lumped under "Other"? Should have USA and rest of the world as separate choices too.
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Re: Where are the majority of Delicas in Canada ?
I always claim Nanaimo to be the per capita Delica centre in North America, but I could be wrong. Doesn't mean I'll stop claiming that though.
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Never let facts get in the way of a good story,Adam wrote:Doesn't mean I'll stop claiming that though.
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Re: Where are the majority of Delicas in Canada ?
Originally started in Vancouver during the first two early years, after quickly spreading with a epi center starting in Parksville area. Agree about Nanaimo as the 'per capita', South Vancouver Island definitely offered more Delica sightings than even the lower Rainland.Adam wrote:I always claim Nanaimo to be the per capita Delica centre in North America, but I could be wrong. Doesn't mean I'll stop claiming that though.
Too bad there wasn't an easy way to sift the Forum data, ie member/drivers list, to map the locations of said Canadian Delica.

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Re: Where are the majority of Delicas in Canada ?
What about North Vancouver as the Delica epicentre? I regularly see Delicas up and down Lonsdale Avenue...
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Re: Where are the majority of Delicas in Canada ?
Hadn't it been for Adam making "Delica"-Claims for Nanaimo, I would have claimed the hotspot to be North Vancouver (also starts with an "N") - where I live there are at least 4 Delica's parked regularly within short walking distance (3-5 Minutes on foot) of my place. And you can indeed not drive or walk on Lonsdale without seeing at least a couple of Deli's cruising up or down or parked....
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Re: Where are the majority of Delicas in Canada ?
Right, so you are saying that the letter N is the epicentre for Delicas per capita. Sounds like a statistic from Sesame Street ~ This posting is brought to you by: The Letter "N".
Residing in the letter "N", myself, I would have to say either Parksville or the Lower Rainland (nice one Kevin), leaning to the latter rather than the former.
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Residing in the letter "N", myself, I would have to say either Parksville or the Lower Rainland (nice one Kevin), leaning to the latter rather than the former.
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Re: Where are the majority of Delicas in Canada ?
I think the poll option only allows 9 choices. I guess based on the results thus far would be BC as I would have expected. It's a rare thing to see a Delica around Alberta nowadays.Erebus wrote:Just curious why Quebec, PEI, Nfld & Labrador, and Nunavut are all lumped under "Other"? Should have USA and rest of the world as separate choices too.
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