In November, many places in North America enter winter, snowflakes fall, and most of Canada, America's northern neighbor, starts to be covered in white snow. This country, which has the second-largest land area in the world, is mostly uninhabitable forests and wasteland.
The truly habitable areas are just that line and a few dots, including the Vancouver area bordering Washington State. Warm currents flow through this low latitude area, while the northern mountains block cold currents, making the climate here mild and turning it into Canada's third-largest city.
The weather here is similar to Portland's; starting in November, there's a lot of rainy and snowy weather, with over 20 days of continuous drizzle and snow within a month.
In such weather, watching a professional game indoors with family is indeed a great activity for the city's residents.
In Canada, such sports first choice is hockey, and the Vancouver Canucks are the team all Vancouver citizens support.
