Moving to Canada--What should I expect?

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Many leftist fucks in Canada who belong in California.

Expect to pay much more $$$$$ for food,gas,clothing,toilet paper,higher taxes,smaller house than what you are probably used too.

LOL....Hi Bob see your still speading your propaganda ..Hows your treatments coming along..

Yup and no hand guns, no conceal carry or assault rifles.

No stand your ground laws. A criminal has every right to break in your house and be safe while doing it or you will get charged or sued.

Lots of yuppie retards and msm brainwashed peons.

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Canada is good.

Taxes are higher but Healthcare is Universal, you wont die on the street like in America. Less Poverty, Homelessness, Drugs, Violence. People are polite and more friendly. Far from being overpopulated but has great cities. I am partial to Toronto and Montreal but Vancouver and BC are great. Overall Canada is a better country than America. America is downright scary. I barely recognize it when I come back.

Sad Really.

One day when the people take back this country & the world, it will people like you hanging from ropes while people like me cheer in the crowd.

Your leftist tyranny hasn't got long left.

It's too bad the best part of you ran down you're mothers leg.

Biggest difference: Gay Polar Bears on parade and skiing in July.

Weakness: Pot and Beers. Strength: Beers and Pot.

It is much more difficult to start your own business compared to the States. Social is better but business is worse. Most jobs in the cities are service jobs: retail, cafe, accountant, doctor, etc. It is difficult to get into the latter category (accountant, doctor, etc.) as they sometimes discriminate on the institutional level (i.e you passed the exams but they still won't take you). You might have to redo your undergrad etc. Just be aware of those things.

Moose and polar bear roaming the streets... politely.

I would try and make a move to somewhere on the west coast. I currently live in the interior of BC but will be moving further west in a few months as well. As the previous post suggested expect to pay a lot more for housing, food, vehicles (repairs etc.) the cost of living is much more. Have you considered living in the US right at the border and working in Canada. I work in the mining industry and here at work we have a few guys that live in Montana (Eureka) and just keep a cheap apartment M-F type of thing here in Canada.. These fellas always talk about how much money they are saving by doing this. As for taxes and other such things I can not comment. In general though they seem to think it is worth it. I should say that these fellas also say how much more they get paid on this side of the border compared to the same job in America. The trade off is things are more expensive, also, you have food items that we simply can not get here. One other thing, I recall these same fellas talking about how difficult it is/was to obtain any kind of bank loan, I remember last year our banks flat out denied them of a loan to purchase something. Talk to a bank manager about what items you would need to accomplish any sort of financial hurdles that will be put in your way. Hope this helps
IMHO you will find happy outgoing people most anywhere you settle. Keep in mind we Canadians are considered "weather stripping" for the US Northern Border, small wonder we even get mentioned at all in the US media.

Looks like you're gaining another...

This is something I have considered. A job in transportation or boilermaking which allows me to cross the border. I'd have to research visa rules.

As far as expensive, it is relative. I'm a minimalist already, and intend to stay so. I don't need a big house or fast car to impress people I don't like.

It's a big learning curve. I need to stash away at least $20K before I make the move, as it might take me a while to get established in the labor pool. I do have a lot of family connections up there, some of whom were employed by hydro/railroads, etc who I could network with.

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Yes, there is no mention of Canada here. Does it work both ways? When I move, will I stop hearing endless drivel about the regime in Sodom-on-the-Potomac? How closely do Canadians follow US politics? Or do they not give a shit?

Finally, is the "keeping up with the Jones" mentality as cancerous up north as it is here?

Learn to say 'about' properly A?

not to get laid

the sucks it from the side like Chretien did!

you will be hated because you are amurkin

Doubt it..Move to Vancouver the laws are liberal. Canadians don't hate Americans, they just dont like the war mongering and their lack of geography lessons, as well as info on other countries..

Nah. I just tell them: I'm American, and I've never been with a Canadian woman."

I'll drill more pussy than a dentist does cavities.

I'm not a fan of Amurka.

I'll leave no doubt as to why I moved.

Simply said - the vast amount of media programming we recieve is from the U.S. Consequently, what you are subjected to in the U.S., will continue here.

Sorry, wish I had better news for you.

expect politess and better weed. higher food prices and lower weed prices.

unlike the idiots here

we like americans

very welcoming

love to talk about politics and us culture with you guys

expect more government involved in things and people don't mind

DRINK. GO TO BARS. White canadian girls are the nicest people on earth

people are helpful too

GET READY FOR THE COLD. i suggest an outdoor winter sport which will make you excited for winter..mountain ice climbing etc..

I saw a lot of that when I was visiting relatives in Windsor, but they are on the border.

I suppose I'll keep the TV shut off.

you haven't been reading the news recently, have you?

quite listening to your fucking grandfather, the son-of-a-bitch has gone senile....

Ended up in NWT, did you?