They use the word windshield instead of windscreen

What about block heaters ?

or winter tires....

and trunk instead of boot
plus there doors in the washrooms have holes around, my daughter makes me stand there so no one can see

oh blimey where do you start - theres a lot to learn about Canada.

The WIKI is a fantastic resource, I would start there before things get out of hand

plus there doors in the washrooms have holes around

Mobile is a cell

Hi Rags, and welcome to the forum.

I've just taken a look at your other thread in the US forum and seen that you are a welder, which means that you have absolutely no chance of getting a visa for the US. Sorry to be blunt but better that you know early - the US is notoriously difficult to get in to and unless you have incredibly specialist skills (that mean a company will wait a year for you to get there and spend thousands of $ on your application) there is no chance.

But, the good news is that you do stand a chance for Canada assuming you meet the visa criteria. Start with reading the Wiki (on blue bar at top of page) which will give you info on the different visas available and the process involved.

As for the cost of living, there are a lot of threads on here about it. Generally, it's said to be the same as in the UK if that helps at all. Some people are better off there, and some are not, it will just depend on your circumstances.

Bear in mind that it costs a lot to get over there (costing us as a family of four approx £20k to move), so you do need to be sure it's the country for you and have that money to start with.

Best of luck.

there is gap around the door, so that you can see if anyone is using it, my daughter hates it - in the uk the door fits and there is no gap
Sorry was using her talk then

Canada is known for its wide open spaces.

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She has found that the disabled toilets meet her needs

But still calls it the Loo and not washroom, plus many other uk saying she won't give up, lets see when she starts kindergarten later in the year

I'm sorry to say this and I realize she's very young, but unless she's disabled she should not be using toilets for the disabled. By allowing her to do so you are teaching her to ignore what society requires from her.

So you would rather see a puddle on the floor....word fail me on LOL
(and doesnt happen often)