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--I cannot believe how many Americans on this board can be so
misinformed about other countries. The reason the pricing is higher
in Canada (as was already mentioned in this thread) is that there is
lower buying power. Canada is like the California market, not the
whole USA. The nonsense that is written here about government
socialism, when the USA spends way more on health care not to mention
subsidised farmers(Another USA socialism program) is incredible. If
you do not know what you are talking about, then please refrain from
adding misinformation to the usually excellent Canon forum.
Not true! When the exchange rate was 1.5CDN for one 1USD, which was about 4~5 years ago, my 1DS was 7999 in US and 16999 in Canada (Vistek). Canon always maintain about 30% spread even after the exchange rate. And this has nothing to do with our government. On this front, we should be united so that we can get a more fair price from Canon. I believe Canon is reading this forum and if we keep deviate from the original subject, Our retailers will continue to be screwed from both end (Canon and our beloved government).I suppose that it has something to do with the sales volume. Bhphoto
sells probably more then all resellers in Canada together.
Also, do you expect manufacturers to change their pricing every month
because exchange rate changed? Five years ago when the exchange rate
was 1.5CDN for one 1USD we were all happy to buy in Canada.