Canada

**tommo** · 06-24-2011 03:34 AM

Originally Posted by Jeff777

What gall. Have you asked the prime minister if he'd mind you moving there?

Wha?

Originally Posted by GavinGill

BC's a great place to live if you ever move to Canada. People are generally friendly and the marijuana is potent, not very expensive either.

I haven't really spent much time outside the Lower Mainland of BC so I can't really recommend any other part of the country. All I know is that rent is pretty high in Vancouver but it's pretty good in neighboring cities like Surrey. Surrey's also ranked third (might not be exactly third but I remember it being high on the list) in the country on the list of best job climates in the country so that's a plus. I live in Surrey so that's a big plus as well.

As for the weather, it all depends on where you are. The west coast is pretty mild, it's not too hot nor too cold although it might be hard for you to get used to the winters. it rains a fair bit but again, it depends on which part of BC you're in. The middle of the country's a different story though, the summers are hot and winters are cold as fuck. I don't know much aboot the east coast except that they talk a little funny over there, eh?

Hmmmm. Marijuana ey?.... BC it is. Hehe, that was a major point for Canada.

So going by you and Spartiate's info, central Canada is probably the least awesome place due to it's dullness?

Originally Posted by Spartiate

You can find rural farmland across the country, sometimes quite close to major urban areas (no farming in winter obviously).

That's good, so maybe I could work on a farm for the rest of the time, and in winter just get maybe a part time job and go explore on days off.
I really want to see different places in nature, not interested as much in the cities (not that I hate them or anything), so maybe that could work since farmland is so close.

Originally Posted by Spartiate

Most jobs only require that you have the ability to work in Canada (work visa). Canada is huge, I'd recommend getting a car here or you might be stuck experiencing a very limited area.

Thanks for the heads up. What about public transport there?

Originally Posted by Raspberry

Well he's not moving to Canada anymore. He's coming to Scotland to live with me.

He can live in my cupboard and i'll feed him cookies three times a day. It'll be great.

I'll assume that's a euphemism. Don't worry, I'm comin' for ya baby.