Where to move to in Canada
Oct 23rd 2017 | 5:23 am
#16
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Re: Where to move to in Canada
From my visits, I think GTA (greater Toronto area) would be a great place to live. It’s diverse and interesting, and the suburbs don’t feel crowded at all. Public transportation is very good. We looked at Brampton and Mississauga, and both have all the amenities and access without the intensity of city life.
Frankly, we’re fed up with the private health care mess in the U.S., and are now considering either Canada or UK. The culture and attitudes here seem to be going into the dumps, and such a change may better fit our perspectives and values.
Frankly, we’re fed up with the private health care mess in the U.S., and are now considering either Canada or UK. The culture and attitudes here seem to be going into the dumps, and such a change may better fit our perspectives and values.
Last edited by Richard8655; Oct 23rd 2017 at 5:26 am.
Oct 23rd 2017 | 8:20 am
#17
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Joined: Jul 2012
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Re: Where to move to in Canada
Hello everybody,
Thanks for looking at my post and hope you can give some advice;
We are a family of three (our little one is just about to turn one) and we are looking in to possible immigration to Canada (just speaking with consultants) I have lived and worked in Alberta and visited British Columbia but this was all purely based on one year working visa where I took time out and did hotel work etc when I was much younger to have a break (almost 15 years ago!) However I would like to hear from families who have moved out and choosen towns/cities/areas to bring up there family please.
We currently live in a small town where we look on to rolling hills, green trees and is a lovely place. I espically am not a huge city person and like my green space, however I understand this is the best place to find work so happy to commute if needed. I think we are very flexible and very keen to move to Canada and have the best quality of life for our daughter.
I look forward to hearing from you
Thanks for looking at my post and hope you can give some advice;
We are a family of three (our little one is just about to turn one) and we are looking in to possible immigration to Canada (just speaking with consultants) I have lived and worked in Alberta and visited British Columbia but this was all purely based on one year working visa where I took time out and did hotel work etc when I was much younger to have a break (almost 15 years ago!) However I would like to hear from families who have moved out and choosen towns/cities/areas to bring up there family please.
We currently live in a small town where we look on to rolling hills, green trees and is a lovely place. I espically am not a huge city person and like my green space, however I understand this is the best place to find work so happy to commute if needed. I think we are very flexible and very keen to move to Canada and have the best quality of life for our daughter.
I look forward to hearing from you
