How do I live in Canada?

[orangeman]

Well I was thinking about moving to Canada since I guess it's easier to get possesion of seeds there than it is here in the U.S. so I was wondering can some one explain the currency system to me? And what would be the best area to move if I wanted to grow (indoors), plus be able to get easy seeds and a place that wouldnt be that high in the prices to live at but not the 100% slums lol.

[orangeman]

bump,bump,bump?

[robert42]

ring 1-8000-lemme-in-please-canadian-man

[orangeman]

Well that was nice.

[STDzRus]

If you're American you are going to have a lot of stuff not going your way.

[lemonboy]

Do some searching for Canadian immigration laws. They are just as strict as any other country. Really you cannot petition the government to stay permanently unless you are somehow an asset to the Canadian people or have strong ties there. By asset I mean a contributing professional like a doctor or teacher. The easiest way to be granted lengthy stay and eventually permanent residence would be to go to university there. I'd have to search myself to recall all the specifics but needless to say it isn't as easy as crossing the border and looking for an apartment.

[orangeman]

Thats not fuckin' fair. I'll just stay in America -.- so fuckin' retarded. I live like 1 hour away from Ontario.

[smoke ranger]

If you're American you are going to have a lot of stuff not going your way.
not a valid comment at all, on what premise did you base these claims...I am moving back to Canada soon and am an American citizen, never had a single problem...

[Az.]

I heard that there was a massive application that you had to go through?
anyone know?

[FeastonThisSHITT]

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/index.html

[FeastonThisSHITT]

I suggest not officialy moving to Canada under the government's notice. If you want to live here you can have like an extremely long "vacation" here. This is if you just wanted to grow. If you wanted to get a job you can work temporarily, and be in the process of getting legislated. It's easier for Americans to do this than any other country.

[420purplehaze420]

come here get your seeds and then go back home and grow?

[orangeman]

No, I want to come to Canada to live and have a legit job and just grow as a hobby. I dont see why it's illegal, all I wanna do is "develop my herbal and get some head while I'm doing it." lol, nah just kiddin but yeah I just wanna move there to live and work a nice job and just be able to grow cannabis easier. I mean sure it's illegal to grow there (I think) but atleast most of the companies online that sells seeds are based in Canada or some where over there :P.

[brains]

good job... cana rocks
and i wouldnt imagine youd have a hard time at all since youre american

[brains]

haha.... cana

canada

*i embaress myself*

[Brennan]

Move to British Columbia. Hydro central. Literally every second house has a grow op. They get 200 search warrants a month out there. How do I know? A cop told me so.

[Swizzy89304]

Yes, Canada.

[dopesmoker]

swizzy you're being stupid when you say yes ( then a word) in every thread.

[FeastonThisSHITT]

Move to British Columbia. Weed is more relaxed there law-wise. Still illegal, but weed growing is not attacked as baddly. It's much easier to grow there anyways. Especialy wince marijuana is the largest industry for that province. Tonnes of weed goin thru there all the time.

Working in Canada is easy if your American, you can like work, then get registered later, so long as you do it all on paper properly.