I know that, in general, it is colder in Canada just because you guys are further north. I am not saying that I have the misconception that you guys get around in dog sleds and stuff like that (I apologize for this description, I do not mean any disrespect), but dont you guys also have to contend with negeative degree F weather when you guys run your RCs? Being from much further south, negative degree F weather is very rare and I personally do not have any problems running my RCs even in 20 degree F.

Alo, kind of aside from the point, was the RC hobby as pouplar 10 years ago as it is now in Toronto? I remember the north suffered teribble freezes during that time (at least that is what my ex-girlfiend said, she went to the University of Toronto during that time). I guess the question is moot since no one wants to be out during a hard freeze for any reason, even to play with thier RCs!