tossing around the idea of relocating to Canada..

[illnillinois]

Where is a nice place to live.
I have a wife and 4 kids, so schools are important so NO in the sticks places.


please no smart ass comments.

illnillinois Reviewed by illnillinois on 11-07-2007. tossing around the idea of relocating to Canada.. Where is a nice place to live. I have a wife and 4 kids, so schools are important so NO in the sticks places. please no smart ass comments. Rating: 5

[robo scat]

Vancouver, Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal and surrounding suburbs.

[Comatose]

My girlfriend and I are currently asking ourselves the same question. Canada is a big place, so you really have a lot of options as far as geography goes. We're thinking Toronto, but I'd really love to venture out to Vancouver.

[Innominate]

"My" country is on the verge of collapse and the people that are in control have lost their minds.

I've only been to Canada once and I already love that fucking place.

[ATrain]

I'm from Ontario and I've got no complaints at all :jointsmile:

There are beautiful places just outside of Toronto that are great. Very peaceful but still only an hour away from the city.

Kitchener-Waterloo is a booming city of about 300,000 that has excellent schools (at all levels), great economy, weather that can pass 30 degrees in the summer and below -20 in the winter, and best of all it is clean and friendly :dance:

[illnillinois]

thanks everyone for the posts, keep them coming..

P.S. Is the whole country Cannabis Friendly?

[smokerofweed420]

I don't know tons about Canada but I've been there before and it seems like a cool place. The biggest issue for you right now would be the Canada is a lot more expensive than the US. And our declining dollar value does not help that at all. But if money isn't a huge issue, then relocating shouldn't be too big of a deal.

[ATrain]

P.S. Is the whole country Cannabis Friendly?

Considering it is still illegal I'd say it's VERY cannabis friendly. The conservatives always promise crackdowns but on the individual level people are very cool with it :thumbsup:

[ChiefSmokesAlot]

Far Eastern Canada.

Where Tree's Out Number Houses, by a long shot. :thumbsup:

[ATrain]

The biggest issue for you right now would be the Canada is a lot more expensive than the US.

You sure about that? Our minimum wages are proportionate to our standard of living. Both are higher in Western Canada.