in which region of canada would you least prefer? why?
143640
I've taught in three Canadian provinces and loved all three.  Canada's educational system is very progressive and is at times experiencing some growing pains. No matter where you teach, though, you'll find very, very dedicated, hard-working teachers who will do all they can to make a new member of the staff feel welcome. I think that where you teach depends on your needs and preferences: big city? rural setting? arctic temperatures in winter?  coastal climate?  You'll find what you want, I'm sure.
450834
Depends on what is best for you? if you love winter : winnipeg. if you love sea british columbia and maritimes. south ontario which has niagara falls , also enjoys good climate and weather
856776
Canada is a pretty big place.  Might be helpful if you can give people a city or at least a province....
605579
Canada where I live is a really good choice, Iceland, Cuba for a warmer climate, mexico, greece, italy, switzerland,
896274
Canadian!!!!!!!!!!! Eh the canadians because they say thet
688506
everyone in life has different preferences. I personally find the country and suburbs BORING! Yet i can understand how others might prefer them. Don't be so close minded!
811167
Ummm..... Canada.  Check a map and you will see how huge Canada is geographically.  They help us police our borders and are a good ally in most things.\n\nSue
548970
BC is very open to newcomers and is very diverse (Vancouver area). Alberta has tons of jobs but can sometimes be racist. Sometimes in Alberta you get jobs by who you know. If I were you, I'd pick Vancouver, BC. It's in the mountains, by the ocean and full of fun. Also, it stays quite mild in Vancouver but gets nasty cold in Alberta.
875814
I'm from Ontario, and despite travelling the world, I have never been to another province...lol. Go figure. So I can't really answer you. My boyfriend was on business last week in Manitoba and Saskatchewan; never mentioned anything. Then he got back from the Maritimes yesterday and said the people out there were VERY rude to him. But you can't generalize an entire province as being more rude than another...you will always go to one province and meet rude, b*tchy people, as well as nice, funny people. You just can't say. Maybe you're just biased to your own province.
883999
St. John's, Newfoundland. Doesn't get any eastern than that.\n\nWhy?
767785
There is so much going on in that great country, that the problem is an excess of choices. For me, it would probably be Toronto - one of the most livable cities in the world. The relatively high standard of living, activities, culture, safety, cleanliness - just a cool place to be.
866446
Assuming you could emigrate there, Toronto and Vancouver are the best bets.  Vancouver has the best climate (think Seattle), Toronto is bigger and more things to do.
824237
Canada, no.  Try another country.  Like Brazil or Venuzuela.
257750
Definitely Canada - you would have marriage and adoption rights, socialized medicine, more open minded neighbors, less violence . . . trouble is getting into the country to begin with.  Unless you own your own business it would be difficult.  They're recruiting young small business owners to emigrate & bolster the economy on the local level, but other than that Canada has a tougher immigration policy than the U.S.
41011
Move to Canada..we don't tolerate those types of things here.
315036
I have actually thought about moving there several different times. Cold doesn't bother me one bit as I used to live further nother than Canada. The way things are going it may be cheaper to live in Canada in the future. Try the link I am providing, I hope it helps.
1094444
I'd move. To Canada. It's only about 6 hours away, anyway, and that's if you go straight up the Mitten. I have a quick side-escape, too.