Is Canada A Good Place To Live? (thinking of moving there)

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I need to know everyday stuff like how to get a driver's license.. what to expect when apartment hunting, etc... everyday stuff. Thinking of the Vancouver or Toronto area.

I need to know everyday stuff like how to get a driver's license.. what to expect when apartment hunting, etc... everyday stuff. Thinking of the Vancouver or Toronto area.

I love Canada. There are many different provinces though, and they are all different industries etc.. I guess it would depend on what you would want to do for a living and all that. Ontario is where I am, and it is a good central place with various industries.. and we gots good beer, eh!

I need to know everyday stuff like how to get a driver's license.. what to expect when apartment hunting, etc... everyday stuff. Thinking of the Vancouver or Toronto area.



Toronto gets snow all winter which is a downer and Vancouver gets rain all winter which is a downer.

I guess if you like "big city" life it's your choice. For me, I'll stick in my little 30,000 community.

I did live in Toronto for a while but didn't like it.....a nice place to VISIT though.

When Americans say they live in the greatest country in the world it's just because they've never been to Canada

I need to know everyday stuff like how to get a driver's license.. what to expect when apartment hunting, etc... everyday stuff. Thinking of the Vancouver or Toronto area.



Toronto gets snow all winter which is a downer and Vancouver gets rain all winter which is a downer.

I guess if you like "big city" life it's your choice. For me, I'll stick in my little 30,000 community.

I did live in Toronto for a while but didn't like it.....a nice place to VISIT though.

I need to know everyday stuff like how to get a driver's license.. what to expect when apartment hunting, etc... everyday stuff. Thinking of the Vancouver or Toronto area.



Toronto gets snow all winter which is a downer and Vancouver gets rain all winter which is a downer.

I guess if you like "big city" life it's your choice. For me, I'll stick in my little 30,000 community.

I did live in Toronto for a while but didn't like it.....a nice place to VISIT though.

wrong. toronto hardly had any snow last winter. only 2 snowstorms. it was no snow till december,

I love Canada. There are many different provinces though, and they are all different industries etc.. I guess it would depend on what you would want to do for a living and all that. Ontario is where I am, and it is a good central place with various industries.. and we gots good beer, eh!


I knew you would reply! I do mainly at-home medical transcription/medical billing, as far as work goes; some legal junk on the side. Canada is huge.. and only dumb people would think that anything that vast would be the same from city to city. I need a place that is pretty quiet and pedestrian during the day, but has some measure of night life during the evenings. I'm in the L.A. area now. Can't stand it much longer. lol.

I love Canada, and would/could never move away

And we dont have pussy beer lol

I love Canada. There are many different provinces though, and they are all different industries etc.. I guess it would depend on what you would want to do for a living and all that. Ontario is where I am, and it is a good central place with various industries.. and we gots good beer, eh!


I knew you would reply! I do mainly at-home medical transcription/medical billing, as far as work goes; some legal junk on the side. Canada is huge.. and only dumb people would think that anything that vast would be the same from city to city. I need a place that is pretty quiet and pedestrian during the day, but has some measure of night life during the evenings. I'm in the L.A. area now. Can't stand it much longer. lol.


Well then you would love Toronto for nightlife.. all kinds there.. but probably would like to live outside of it like tons of ppl do. Aurora and Newmarket are nice places. Not far from Toronto, but nice smaller cities. My brother does that, commutes to Toronto on the GO train, has a station right near his house. You can probably look them up. Those 2 cities are pretty well right beside the other so they are similar.

I love Canada. There are many different provinces though, and they are all different industries etc.. I guess it would depend on what you would want to do for a living and all that. Ontario is where I am, and it is a good central place with various industries.. and we gots good beer, eh!


I knew you would reply! I do mainly at-home medical transcription/medical billing, as far as work goes; some legal junk on the side. Canada is huge.. and only dumb people would think that anything that vast would be the same from city to city. I need a place that is pretty quiet and pedestrian during the day, but has some measure of night life during the evenings. I'm in the L.A. area now. Can't stand it much longer. lol.


Well then you would love Toronto for nightlife.. all kinds there.. but probably would like to live outside of it like tons of ppl do. Aurora and Newmarket are nice places. Not far from Toronto, but nice smaller cities. My brother does that, commutes to Toronto on the GO train, has a station right near his house. You can probably look them up. Those 2 cities are pretty well right beside the other so they are similar.


thank you, coolchick

How does one go about getting visa to move their?