^ Who knew
never heard of Fremont, Quebec but the design of the town makes sense.
"The town is notable for the huge self-contained structure containing apartments, stores, schools, bars, a hotel, restaurants, a supermarket and swimming pool which shelters a community of smaller apartment buildings and homes on its leeward side. The structure was designed to be a windscreen to the rest of the town. It permits residents (other than mine workers) to never leave the building
during the long winter, which usually lasts about seven months."
Some interesting maps I just found on Reddit.
Even though Saskatchewan's image to the rest of Canadians is of featureless flat Prairie as far as the eye can see...
But boy does Saskie have
lakes!
2 of the top 25 largest in the World.