Canada - Page 2

jack36262001 · 10-09-2014

I would have to say it's a great country to live in, but that is because I am patriotic. But in all seriousness it is wonderful to live in coming from the U.S the largest difference you'll find will be in the terminology. Other wise day to day life especially in the east and Toronto area will be a lot like the U.S. Of course if you do get sick or injured it is nice to not have to worry about breaking the bank.

Memorex75 · 10-20-2014

I live in Windsor. that's right on the end of the tail so south of Toronto. It's a great place to live of course your job really effects where your living too. Honestly it's not that much different from the states. there are no polar bears at the edge of town and the summers are quiet humid in fact in this region. also Toronto and Niagara falls are big tourist spots only a few hours drive away.

10-09-2014	#13
jack36262001 Professor of Jotunn Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Alberta,Canada Posts: 291	Re: Canada I would have to say it's a great country to live in, but that is because I am patriotic. But in all seriousness it is wonderful to live in coming from the U.S the largest difference you'll find will be in the terminology. Other wise day to day life especially in the east and Toronto area will be a lot like the U.S. Of course if you do get sick or injured it is nice to not have to worry about breaking the bank. __________________ AWW! That's mean! Life's not worth living without Boobies!-Ensign Francesca Lucchini-Strike Witches The Sky That Connects Us

10-20-2014	#14
Memorex75 Process Fan Join Date: Feb 2013 Posts: 61	Re: Canada I live in Windsor. that's right on the end of the tail so south of Toronto. It's a great place to live of course your job really effects where your living too. Honestly it's not that much different from the states. there are no polar bears at the edge of town and the summers are quiet humid in fact in this region. also Toronto and Niagara falls are big tourist spots only a few hours drive away.