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We often hear how Minnesota is the state that is the most similar to Canada. I am curious about this and would like to see what is similar to Canada other than the cold weather. I would start by going to St-Paul, the city. It has many historic neighborhoods and landmarks so it should be interesting. I would like to see the huge Cathedral, looks like a beautiful piece of work. I can't miss the main NHL area. The Xcel Energy Center is where the Minnesota Wild plays and it would be great to stop by to get the chance to watch a game.

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I think the best idea for this would be to have the all-star games in a international market that you think could be a good place for the league. Let's say they went to Mexico City and tried to bring people in to watch the game in one of the crazy huge soccer stadiums. That's a bunch of fans the league could win in a short time. A lot of people say Mexico is too warm and people don't like hockey. With technology today, you can have rinks even if it's warm. The big advantage is Mexico shares the same time zone as North America and would be less of a problem than going to Europe. Also, the travel time would be quite short, especially for teams in the south USA. Canadian teams would simply not play in Mexico often and would go at the same they go to other southern states.

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