The difference between the US & Canada?
Sep 30th 2017, 5:52 am
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Re: The difference between the US & Canada?
I have lived in both, and have family in both.
For me, USA hands-down, for a lot of the reasons Pulaski mentioned.
But, also, my "Canadian" part is Quebecois. For us there are a lot of issues and problems in Canada that I think are hidden or outright ignored by English Canadians (and then, of course, that's usually the part of Canada that English migrants assimilate into).
Maybe I would move back when I can have a Quebecois passport, but I doubt that I would do so even then. We would focus on the US if we were to return to that part of the world.
For me, USA hands-down, for a lot of the reasons Pulaski mentioned.
But, also, my "Canadian" part is Quebecois. For us there are a lot of issues and problems in Canada that I think are hidden or outright ignored by English Canadians (and then, of course, that's usually the part of Canada that English migrants assimilate into).
Maybe I would move back when I can have a Quebecois passport, but I doubt that I would do so even then. We would focus on the US if we were to return to that part of the world.
Sep 30th 2017, 6:08 am
#92
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Re: The difference between the US & Canada?
The tax situation isnt always better in the US.
I am better off tax wise in Canada in BC vs California.
I am better off tax wise in Canada in BC vs California.
Oct 1st 2017, 9:32 pm
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Re: The difference between the US & Canada?
Robin Williams once described Canada as a luxury loft apartment that sits above a really great party. The comparison flattered the United States (presumably the fun place underneath), but you can see what he meant. Canada is a soothing oasis that has space and tranquillity.
