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Should i move my asss to Canada?
Im from Mexico City i been Living in differents parts of US and Mexico, i always dreamt to end on canada, how is the Living there? i love the landscapes and the friendly canadians, do you recommend as you living there? if so which city is to favourite place to start?
Im Full Bilungual willing to catch up on French, Single, High School 2 short careers, 2 Years Experience on Automotive, 2 on PC programming and design and 2 as Turist Guide on SMA GTO MX
I, personally, would never live anywhere else. Having grown up in Canada and travelling throughout Canada and the U.S., I can safely say Canada is better.. for me. The U.S. is great and has many amazing qualities, as does Canada. However, there are subtle but deep differences between the countries. The U.S. is a more capitalist country than Canada - citizens pay less taxes and more money can be made. People are very entrepreneurial in the U.S. However, the problem is those that are left behind. I find Americans strive to be wealthy more so than in Canada because it is a bigger deal to be poor down there. Everyone wants the American Dream. Here that just doesn't seem so pronounced. Obviously, people want money, but the thirst for it isn't as evident here. Canada is a more liberal country as we have a highly educated population as well as a strong immigrant population. Therefore, there are more socialist aspects about Canada, such as the Universal Health Care (government-funded health insurance extended to EVERYONE regardless of health/medical conditions/age, etc.), subsized post secondary education (tuition to our best universities hovers around $6,000 for Canadian citizens), better infrastructure (roads, airports, etc - since Canadians pay higher taxes, they definitely complain more about poor roads) as some examples. Our cities are clean and very safe compared to American counterparts, largely as a result of urban planning (the limited amount of freeways decreases the sprawl of suburbia so there is many wealthy areas within our cities; as well, affordable housing is mixed in with regular housing so that there are no huge expanses of low income areas).
The two areas I would recommend are Vancouver and Toronto. Vancouver is absolutely beautiful, with mountains, ocean and temperate rainforest all within the city. It's clean, modern and laid-back - it's got that West Coast feel like California. It's consistantly ranked among the best cities in the World to live by Mercer and the Economist. If you are looking for a beautiful and environment-oriented city with a laid back lifestyle, then Vancouver is the place to go. The people are ridiculously friendly - they even stop to let you cross the street (unheard of in places like Toronto haha), and the landscape is spectacular. It also has the most temperate climate in Canada (except maybe Victoria) so it doesn't get very cold in the winter. Having said that, it does rain all winter which can be a huge downer. Also, it is quite expensive to live there.
Toronto, on the other hand, is the big-city place in Canada, like Chicago or (to a much lesser extent) New York. It's basically corporate Canada - the financial center of the country, the big bankers. It's also the cultural center of Canada. It is the MOST multicultural city in the world and every type of culture there is is represented in Toronto, so you can get a feel of many different ones. There are festivals galore in the summer months. I think it has an awesome downtown - very clean, large but compact (everything seems relatively close to each other considering the size), and increasingly cool architecture. People are friendly, but not as much as Vancouver (it's hard to be as friendly as people from Vancouver). It seems more like a big city in that many more people have a hectic lifestyle. Nonetheless, great place to be - that's where I'm moving. In terms of landscape, Toronto is a pretty flat city - there are numerous ravines and valleys throughout, but it's nothing like Vancouver that has mountains. Having said that, Muskoka cottage country (beautiful) is just north of the city, and the Niagara escarpment and wine region are to the south/east of it (south of Lake Ontario for the wine region). These are quite beautiful as well. You are also near Canada's Wonderland and Niagara Falls. Biggest downside is that winter is much more Canadian in Toronto. Cold and snowy that lasts too long - people like the snow until Christmas, but generally get quite sick of it after that, yet it stays until March usually.
Both Toronto and Vancouver are modern, clean, vibrant and exceptionally safe.
Good luck with your decision and all the best!
