What would life in the US be like without Canadian contributions?
815726
I'm sure anyone from the USA would say they'd get along great.  But 85% of our goods and services are sent to the US.  So, I'm sure without our things, the US could potentially buy from someone else, but there's also the possibility of it being more expensive than they could get from us here in Canada.
864797
Hopefully these archaic and pointless laws will soon change, but I expect the United States to be at least a decde behind Canada due to the ignorance of our public to the truth and the powerful right wing lobby that opposes any social change.
209758
Canada shares many aspects of the US's culture, and thanks to NAFTA and physical distances it's much cheaper to emigrate. You still have to prove that you're not going to be a drain on the state and you'll still have to apply for emigration, but it's easier there.
813984
I would definately consider...\n\nLots of people indeed decide to move abroad on the basis of not agreeing with the direction of their home government. For instance, on the day following George W. Bush re-election, Canada`s imigration Web site received a record number of visits and the majority were from Americans. \n\nPreviously, US immigration to Canada ran at about 23,000 a year during the Vietnam War
1086958
Canada of course - free health care! The Canadian Dollar is only a few cents less than the US Dollar and we can buy all of the same stuff you can buy in the US!  One year Mat. leave - paid. and we have a higher minimum wage - $8.00 last I checked.
812280
I would,but Canadians are ineligible.
781215
No. In fact Americans are less free than Canadians. For example I can't be tested for Marijuana use to get a job unless its a crucial job like pilot. Also, the four freedoms of  man as outlined in the United Nation's "Universal Declaration of Human Rights" include the freedoms from want and fear. Again Canadians are more free than Americans because we live with less fear and want for a lot less like medical care. Please read the Universal Declaration at the website below. President Roosevelt outlined these freedoms to Congress in a state of the union address. President Eisenhower warned Americans, in his final speech as president, against the Military/Industrial complex from taking over too much power. ie; Halliburton?
163500
NO. Canada has no opportunity for non-Canadians. Refer to http://www.notcanada.com/
156456
No, because I am Canadian :)LIVING AND WORKING in the USA.  Problem with that?  I'm legit, I was born in Canada, but raised in the USA, is that ok with you?
804883
As of right now, there will be no change at the Canadian border\n\nOn the U.S. side you will need to produce a passport like everyone else. You'll still be allowed to freely cross for work and what not as before.
280139
None.  Canada is not a viable place to live, eh?
170346
In Canada it would have been about $1200 - $2000 a year.  More in the US, I expect.
270636
I am a United States citizen, I have traveled into Canada on many occasion and I really like their people, they lead the way as far as health care and social networking things but that is because they have not had to build a war machine. I wish that our government was more like theirs but the United States leads in so many other ways I would have to vote for us.
14625
One day? Anything could happen one day. One day US could become a province of Canada.
630499
No, unless your uncle is a Canadian citizen.  And why not US?
171910
The quality of service would go way down. A lot of good doctors in Canada left because they can make more money in the US. \n\nAnd because the government would be controlling it, the bureaucracy would cause you to wait for months or even years just for needed basic procedures.\n\nIt's just bad, bad, bad, bad, bad, bad.
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.