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Re: Toronto or HK
Originally Posted by Shard
(Post 11075460)
Romford?!?
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Re: Toronto or HK
Originally Posted by toniochen
(Post 11074387)
Hi,
I have been offered a position and I can either choose to take it in Toronto or in Hong Kong and I was curious to get people's view on which city they would choose. I have previously visited HK and lived in China however never visited in Canada although lived in the US for a few years. I am married and I have a 2 y.o. son. Thank you in advance for your comments and suggestions, John |
Re: Toronto or HK
thank you all for your responses, currently looking at my options. HK is appealing but I don't think that it's a good long term family option (pollution, no space, costly private school...) so right now more focused on Toronto...other than the weather I don't see a lot of downside for Toronto to be honest
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Re: Toronto or HK
Originally Posted by toniochen
(Post 11085919)
thank you all for your responses, currently looking at my options. HK is appealing but I don't think that it's a good long term family option (pollution, no space, costly private school...) so right now more focused on Toronto...other than the weather I don't see a lot of downside for Toronto to be honest
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Re: Toronto or HK
Originally Posted by toniochen
(Post 11085919)
thank you all for your responses, currently looking at my options. HK is appealing but I don't think that it's a good long term family option (pollution, no space, costly private school...) so right now more focused on Toronto...other than the weather I don't see a lot of downside for Toronto to be honest
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Re: Toronto or HK
It gets stinky hot in HK during July/august and yes the pollution is really quite difficult. That said, I have friends who live in nearby islands to have more space, like a lot of things, get used to things. It's a very personal choice and if you can, go and see first, is my view...
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Re: Toronto or HK
Originally Posted by floatsy
(Post 11087427)
It gets stinky hot in HK during July/august and yes the pollution is really quite difficult. That said, I have friends who live in nearby islands to have more space, like a lot of things, get used to things. It's a very personal choice and if you can, go and see first, is my view...
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Re: Toronto or HK
Agreed Siouxie! And I think it's that humidity that js the real clincher. At least women can wear dresses, I used to feel sorry for my colleagues who had to front up to work with suits (and even ties!)
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