If you could live in any province with same income...?
https://www.angusreidforum.com/Media...rt-for-ARF.pdf
Angus Reid poll. BC & NFL apparently. Must be the water. |
Re: If you could live in any province with same income...?
Originally Posted by Novocastrian
(Post 7595486)
https://www.angusreidforum.com/Media...rt-for-ARF.pdf
Angus Reid poll. BC & NFL apparently. Must be the water. |
Re: If you could live in any province with same income...?
Originally Posted by Novocastrian
(Post 7595486)
https://www.angusreidforum.com/Media...rt-for-ARF.pdf
Angus Reid poll. BC & NFL apparently. Must be the water. |
Re: If you could live in any province with same income...?
Originally Posted by dbd33
(Post 7595499)
Presumably the people who want to move to Newfoundland mostly came from Newfoundland.
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Re: If you could live in any province with same income...?
Originally Posted by Danny B
(Post 7595495)
Must be the mild winter for BC, don't know what the plus is for NFL.
Would be an interesting poll if it was choose a province based on having the same purchasing power...probably a landslide for BC? |
Re: If you could live in any province with same income...?
Originally Posted by Novocastrian
(Post 7595486)
Must be the water. |
Re: If you could live in any province with same income...?
Originally Posted by ann m
(Post 7595691)
I agree. I'd opt for a 'near the sea' location too. And somewhere that Spring arrives before the middle of May. Think we'd need a higher income for BC though
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Re: If you could live in any province with same income...?
Originally Posted by iaink
(Post 7595765)
makes no sense to me, All the habitable bit of Ontario is along side a huge fresh water lake, might as well be the see as there are beaches and you cant see the other side. Manitoba is nothing but lakes... I'd rather go swim in a freah water lake than the sea. I grew up by the sea, and remember the smell well!
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Re: If you could live in any province with same income...?
Originally Posted by iaink
(Post 7595765)
makes no sense to me, All the habitable bit of Ontario is along side a huge fresh water lake, might as well be the see as there are beaches and you cant see the other side. Manitoba is nothing but lakes... I'd rather go swim in a freah water lake than the sea. I grew up by the sea, and remember the smell well!
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Re: If you could live in any province with same income...?
Oh - I get a kick out of any large body of water and I love lakes too - but the sea definately has something more about it. Or should that be less, like borders and edges and land on the horizon ;)
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Re: If you could live in any province with same income...?
Originally Posted by Souvenir
(Post 7595802)
You would swim in Lake Ontario?
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Re: If you could live in any province with same income...?
Originally Posted by Souvenir
(Post 7595802)
You would swim in Lake Ontario?
I would and do, North Beach, Sandbanks, both beautiful spots. Didnt last year though as it was such a lousy summer it never got warm enough. |
Re: If you could live in any province with same income...?
Originally Posted by ann m
(Post 7595809)
Oh - I get a kick out of any large body of water and I love lakes too - but the sea definately has something more about it. Or should that be less, like borders and edges and land on the horizon ;)
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Re: If you could live in any province with same income...?
Originally Posted by iaink
(Post 7595842)
I would and do, North Beach, Sandbanks, both beautiful spots.
Didnt last year though as it was such a lousy summer it never got warm enough. |
Re: If you could live in any province with same income...?
Originally Posted by Souvenir
(Post 7595864)
A mate of mine in Oakville went swimming in Lake Ontario and ended up in hospital with blood poisoning.
You think the sea is any cleaner? Its simply a case of where you choose to swim and where the sewage plant is. All the beaches around here have regular bacterial assesments done, and if its not safe they are posted closed. If you choose to swim after that its you own lookout. Probably a lot cleaner out here away from TO anyway, but as someone else pointed out, its not like people swim in the ocean, its just the vista, and maybe proximity to fresh sea food... |
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