Best place in Canada to move to?
#76
Re: Best place in Canada to move to?
Its generally gang related FWIW.
Vancouver is expensive, but thats because its got the mildest climate in Canada and has easy access to mountains and ocean. The property market is nuts there though.
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#83
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You mentioned Kingston earlier. Nice place to visit, nice architecture associated with the University. Close to the Thousand Islands. Loads of prisons and prison employees, no work to speak of, very parochial local population. Move on.
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Ca ne vaut pas le detour.
#85
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Has the OP considered a move within the UK? What about Devon or Dorset? They seem to fit your requirements. That way your skills will be not have to be translated and you won't have to go through all the trouble and expense of applying to emigrate.
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Plus it's too grey and cloudy in England I know many areas in Canada have over 300 days of sunshine, and as I am not good with very hot weather, it's perfect! Canada has the scenery, friendly people, community feel, clean air in places and the weather. We can't resist, just need to find the best places to visit on holiday next year as obviously we can't go around everywhere!
#87
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(Qualified) Accountants can find work most places, and no shortage of local businesses to support.
There are probably worse places to look to live in Ontario I suspect.
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#88
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You were just round the corner from Le Chien Noir Bistro. Shame.
#89
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That rules out ontario then, most of the praries too perhaps. In Ontario the first summer nearly killed me, wasnt expecting the oppressive heat. The humidex here in the summer is a killer.
30 feels like 40C.
Ontario climate in a nutshell...
30 feels like 40C.
Ontario climate in a nutshell...
Last edited by iaink; Mar 4th 2013 at 4:10 pm.