I want to move to Canada, help me

[BongSmokityDuo]

The weather is nice in southern california but I'm sick of it. The price of weed in Canada is very appealing and I've been wanting to explore up there for some time now. I'm a 20 year old male; the other portion of bong smokity duo I think will not be coming along. Where is going to be the coolest/most fun/easiest place to score weed for me? Do I have to do anything special to come over and stay as an American citizen? How much is a nice one bedroom apartment going to cost me per month? Thanks Canadians! P.S. If any of you are rich and just want to have some cool hawt stoner hanging out at their mansion I could do it for you...

BongSmokityDuo Reviewed by BongSmokityDuo on 11-01-2005. I want to move to Canada, help me The weather is nice in southern california but I'm sick of it. The price of weed in Canada is very appealing and I've been wanting to explore up there for some time now. I'm a 20 year old male; the other portion of bong smokity duo I think will not be coming along. Where is going to be the coolest/most fun/easiest place to score weed for me? Do I have to do anything special to come over and stay as an American citizen? How much is a nice one bedroom apartment going to cost me per month? Rating: 5

[powair]

Go to BC. If you want to stay for a long time you have to apply for permanent resident status and you have to work. Or you could just become a citizen, which allows you to vote and shit. The cost of living totally depends on what area you want to live in.

[ShamanicHippy]

yeah but because of bushie there is a long wait for residence permits to canada. but good luck

[dustoned]

your best bet is to just migrate up to victoria. that piece of land off of washington.

[BongSmokityDuo]

I'd want to live in a cool area. I don't mind the price, I'd just like to hear some options. With enough cash, could I just get a place without a lease and not need any sort of resident permit? or if I just said aboot would they think I was canadian and not even question me?

[LonerStoner]

This is more about how to become a resident, but it's still a helpful site.

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

[Nochowderforyou]

If you want to be able to score good weed, good price, good living, BC is your best bet. Can't help you out with the residence stuff, but I rent a one room apartment in Alberta(next to BC) for only $425 a month, that doesn't include food though, so what about, $500-$525 a month.

Why not just take a trip to BC or something instead of moving? Turns out you might not like it. It's rainy and the winters or nothing compared to sunny Cali. Take a trip there, check it out, check out all that info you need, score some nice weed, and if you like it, then make a perm. move. Good luck.

[BongSmokityDuo]

You can't always trust your first impressions, I like to feel places out a bit...but it sounds like it's cheap compared to here so I'm stoked! If anybody owns an apartment building or something get a hold of me!

[F L E S H]

Yeah, since you're from California, you might want to head to Vancouver... If you like a more european feel, come to Montreal The weed's good and plentiful here :stoned:

[lostinTO]

To Dustoned,
Victoria is a city - it's not a piece of land. It's located on Vancouver Island which is directly to the west of Vancouver (which is on the mainland). It would be nice if Americans knew a little more about our country - or took the time to learn.
It's not just a place to score good dope!!