Live in Canada

I came across this online article titled: Don’t Move to Vancouver followed by a huge stream of affirming comments.

It was quite literally astounding how much people hate living in Vancouver, with the general consensus that the people there were shallow, self-absorbed and materialistic.

Anyway, I plan to see this for myself in a year or so. I would like to make it to a conference around there to present my work, network, and see what the people are like.

Meantime… for the first time, I’m considering the rest of Canada. Reluctantly. I wish I could afford to see all of it.

i am very interesting on Canada i am working nw in Dubai as a barber , i am 27 years old, i am from Syria , i am ingaje nw, i speak English and Arabec. i will be very happy if i live in Canada.

A possible scenario would be for me to move to Canada. I appreciate living here in the City, but as I grow older, I don’t want to have to worry so much. The quality of safety, healthcare and education is vastly better there than it is here. I don’t care about being rich… I just wanna be happy and have the simply pleasures of doing what I enjoy, possibly building a massage practice there someday. I’m quite serious about this

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I , was wondering if yall recomend me to go live in Canada … im trying to forget what i went thru for nine years with my ex husband and want to redo my life i have 3 kids and they speak English and spanish and would’nt hurt them to learn french …. ive lived my whole life in the USA but want to try something new

...apply for a visa. Currently in the process. Hope to be in Vancouver in November this year. I’ve established a connection with a company about the position I want and it looks positive. Made a heap of Canadian friends in Japan and I really want to visit them all.

I want to return to the place where I was born, as if it were never even a question. It is half of me. I don’t know how long we would stay, but I need it to be part of my life, even if only for a year or two.

I want this secretly because it is a stretch. If I were just me, I would line up a job, pack up and just go. It would be my adventure and I’d only have myself to worry about.

When you have a partner, you share everything, including the risks you take. I know my otherhalf is very concerned about financial security. All his trades and qualifications have set him up for a career based outdoors, so he does not see how he could secure the permanent work he’s skilled in where it rains something like nine months of the year (Vancouver, you know who you are…).

And then I guess there’s the whole climate adjustment on top. I’d be happy if a ‘hot’ summer day or ‘heat wave’ means days of 25C instead of 45C, but that’s me.

Anyway, I could work on this. In three to four years we should be in a position to make a move. I’ll believe that when I see it, but I can work on this angle… one can try :)

hello every body….

Since i was born i lived in canada, It is a very unqie place with lots of nice people lol. You should really try and come vist canada or live here. Im in newfoundland , A.k.a Newfyland . Lol..
thumbs up to people who are planing this or doing this !

I realy hope to live and work in Canada, beacause of the good of my two kids and to live a different kind of life.
I want the best for my kids

I really love Montreal..it’s sooo beautiful!!! I want to see Vancouver too!! I want to live in Canada just for a couple of years..I think it would be a great experience!