Top 5 things about Canada
#1
Top 5 things about Canada
Hi Everyone,
In an attempt to stay positive about the move over I thought it may help to share my top 5 things about living in Canada, and hope to gain some from you all that I have not thought of.
1. Friendly people
2. Feel safe, less crime
3. Great takeaway food and a good cost
4. Pedestrians get the right of way
5. Watching NBA & NFL with out having to stay up into the early hours
Anything I have missed?
In an attempt to stay positive about the move over I thought it may help to share my top 5 things about living in Canada, and hope to gain some from you all that I have not thought of.
1. Friendly people
2. Feel safe, less crime
3. Great takeaway food and a good cost
4. Pedestrians get the right of way
5. Watching NBA & NFL with out having to stay up into the early hours
Anything I have missed?
#2
Joined: Oct 2007
Location: Ontario
Posts: 6,609
Re: Top 5 things about Canada
Hi Everyone,
In an attempt to stay positive about the move over I thought it may help to share my top 5 things about living in Canada, and hope to gain some from you all that I have not thought of.
1. Friendly people
2. Feel safe, less crime
3. Great takeaway food and a good cost
4. Pedestrians get the right of way
5. Watching NBA & NFL with out having to stay up into the early hours
Anything I have missed?
In an attempt to stay positive about the move over I thought it may help to share my top 5 things about living in Canada, and hope to gain some from you all that I have not thought of.
1. Friendly people
2. Feel safe, less crime
3. Great takeaway food and a good cost
4. Pedestrians get the right of way
5. Watching NBA & NFL with out having to stay up into the early hours
Anything I have missed?
#4
Re: Top 5 things about Canada
I am guessing that you want number 4 scrapped as you are a driver.... where as I am a walker.....
I was expecting someone to scrap number 5 first !!
I was expecting someone to scrap number 5 first !!
#5
Re: Top 5 things about Canada
1. Cheap Houses
2. No crime, or at least no getting worked up about locking all the doors and windows all the time or going out after dark alone.
3. Tight community spirit
4. 4 distinct seasons
5. Far less crowded
4 of these seem very "location" dependent to me and probably dont apply to the larger canadian cities.
Ive no problem with pedestrian rights of way other than they are often ignored by drivers and that puts pedestrians at risk.
Before I got rid of the telly subscription Id have said constant NBA/ NFL/ NHL saturation coverage was a negative, but each to their own.
2. No crime, or at least no getting worked up about locking all the doors and windows all the time or going out after dark alone.
3. Tight community spirit
4. 4 distinct seasons
5. Far less crowded
4 of these seem very "location" dependent to me and probably dont apply to the larger canadian cities.
Ive no problem with pedestrian rights of way other than they are often ignored by drivers and that puts pedestrians at risk.
Before I got rid of the telly subscription Id have said constant NBA/ NFL/ NHL saturation coverage was a negative, but each to their own.
Last edited by iaink; Mar 1st 2012 at 5:32 pm.
#6
slanderer of the innocent
Joined: Dec 2008
Location: Vancouver, BC
Posts: 6,695
Re: Top 5 things about Canada
Hi Everyone,
In an attempt to stay positive about the move over I thought it may help to share my top 5 things about living in Canada, and hope to gain some from you all that I have not thought of.
1. Friendly people
Nope, not here
2. Feel safe, less crime
Nope, not here
3. Great takeaway food and a good cost
depends
4. Pedestrians get the right of way
Yes, love this
5. Watching NBA & NFL with out having to stay up into the early hours
don't care
Anything I have missed?
In an attempt to stay positive about the move over I thought it may help to share my top 5 things about living in Canada, and hope to gain some from you all that I have not thought of.
1. Friendly people
Nope, not here
2. Feel safe, less crime
Nope, not here
3. Great takeaway food and a good cost
depends
4. Pedestrians get the right of way
Yes, love this
5. Watching NBA & NFL with out having to stay up into the early hours
don't care
Anything I have missed?
#7
Forum Regular
Joined: Sep 2011
Posts: 90
Re: Top 5 things about Canada
1. Great standard of living
2. People are genuine, helpful, polite and friendly
3. A lot more access to different kinds of activities (camping, canoeing, kayaking, skiing etc.) compared to my part of the world.
4. The strength of the CDN$ compared to my home currency.
5. Relatively easy access to the Rockies (if you live in Western Canada)
2. People are genuine, helpful, polite and friendly
3. A lot more access to different kinds of activities (camping, canoeing, kayaking, skiing etc.) compared to my part of the world.
4. The strength of the CDN$ compared to my home currency.
5. Relatively easy access to the Rockies (if you live in Western Canada)
#9
Re: Top 5 things about Canada
1. No tripping over mountains of cheese when out doin a Friday big shop.
2. Unlimited choice of Chinese food
3. No MOT
4. Forced air heating and Air con.
5. Hot summers with very little rain.
This list is GTA related
2. Unlimited choice of Chinese food
3. No MOT
4. Forced air heating and Air con.
5. Hot summers with very little rain.
This list is GTA related
#10
Part Time Poster
Joined: Jan 2004
Location: Worcestershire
Posts: 4,219
Re: Top 5 things about Canada
My top five things
1. It's close to the US for shopping.
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#11
Re: Top 5 things about Canada
2. Table service and better service in nearly all bars
3. Hotter Summers (in Toronto anyway)
4. Premier League football when you wake up on weekends (You obviously also need to subscribe to Sportsnet World).
5. Easier access to Snow sports in many parts of Canada versus say the UK for example.
#13
Lost in BE Cyberspace
Joined: Nov 2011
Location: Somewhere between Vancouver & St Johns
Posts: 19,840
Re: Top 5 things about Canada
1. Its easy to tell people who ask you where you are from rather than thinking do I say England, the UK or Great Britain.
2. You only need to be concerned with one road to get across it.
3. Less chavs, pikeys, cockneys, scousers etc etc.
4. No TOWIE
5. mmmmm Im running out of things but the scenery is spectacular from the frozen tundra of the North (Regina not included), the Rockies, our lakes being a touch bigger than the Lake District, and wide open spaces to escape to.
2. You only need to be concerned with one road to get across it.
3. Less chavs, pikeys, cockneys, scousers etc etc.
4. No TOWIE
5. mmmmm Im running out of things but the scenery is spectacular from the frozen tundra of the North (Regina not included), the Rockies, our lakes being a touch bigger than the Lake District, and wide open spaces to escape to.
#15
Re: Top 5 things about Canada
In no particular order:
Wildlife "on the doorstep"
The "good" scenery (provincial parks, beaches etc). Lots of activities/places to visit without having to travel far
The varieties of extreme weather
Being back in the 1970's
Being able to carry out witchcraft, while naked, in the front yard
Wildlife "on the doorstep"
The "good" scenery (provincial parks, beaches etc). Lots of activities/places to visit without having to travel far
The varieties of extreme weather
Being back in the 1970's
Being able to carry out witchcraft, while naked, in the front yard