Can you enter Canada from the US with a green card?

Can I enter Canada via land from the US w my green card and a passport that expires in the end of Dec 2011?

I'm not sure if I cannot enter Canada because my passport is going to expire at the end of December, but I do have my Green Card as I am a lawful permanent resident of the US. I can't seem to find the right information online!
Answer:

You ONLY need the green card. So not se your passport...as, depending on your nationality, it may mean you would need a visa. With your green card, you do not need a visa. Nothing else is required when you use your green card.

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You only need the green card. See getyouhome.gov It has everything you need to know and links to other info.

Karen L

as long as you have a valid green card that is all you need to enter by land

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