An open question to Canadians: what do you enjoy most about living in Canada?
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I enjoy provincial health care.  We still pay for prescriptions and stuff, but the visit to the doc is free. (well not free in the sense that we pay out the bum for taxes! lol)\n\nI like our warm summers and white Christmases (although I HATE snow)\n\nI like how we are viewed as "the nice guys".  Not entirely true, but in gerenal I suppose it is.\n\nI also love our "mosaic" society and our multi-culturism.\n\nAnd I love Canadian jokes.  They make me laugh =)
189802
Canada and I love the show
1185225
Canada....our crime rate is lower...health care is better...(proven by 2005 Harvard (American) study), we are not hated around the world, we have a better social safety net.  I love Canada.  I don't hate our friends in the states....they are relatively the same...just some poor political angles.
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hello\nI am not use what part of Canada you are going to \n\nhowever if you are going to the city..there is plenty of transportation around to get you to your job....\ntruthfully I would live in the outskirts of the City it is way nicer more quieter..& if your not happy you can move later on if you want to be closer to your job  you just need to out weigh the cons vs pros\n\ngood luck
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
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.
758059
I say it is the best from my own personal experiences in other countries, what I have heard from friends and family and what knowledge I have of our political system and those of other countries.  I have a cousin living in Ireland right now and he loves it, but still prefers America.  I can only base my decision on what I know.
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Canada O Canada what a beautiful country, and one of the few foreign languages that I can speak, read and write fluently, eh.  I think Canada is very nice yah, but it is mostly known for what it doesn't have:\n\nAny good dinner recipes\nA hockey team (they all left for the warmer climate of USA)\nBaseball (well there is Toronto but I said Baseball)\nBasketball\nFootball (yea the Grey cup really pulls in the viewers and my god can you believe the half time show!!!!!)\nThey still believe that the Queen rules the country.\nThey still believe that Queen was a good rock group.\nAbba sings their national song\nJim Carey is from there and look where he lives now that he has money.....\nHave you ever seen or remember Miss Canada, BRRRRRRR\nThey do have a good police force, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police I have to give them credit for that, they always get their man.\nThey have Quebec (Im sorry that is part of France)\n\nYou know with all those things about Canada maybe one of these days I will go there.......
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I currently live in Canada, but I grew up in what is now the Russian Federation.  Yes, I enjoy living in Canada, but it was somewhat difficult to adjust...mostly because of getting accustomed to the new language.  I have spoken English for many years and traveled to many English-speaking nations before living here, but it still was a lot to get used to.  I still have a heavy accent and sometimes mispronounce words or arrange sentences poorly when I am speaking English, but most Canadians are tolerant of this.  \n\n...however, I've got plans to leave Canada to live in Germany, but probably not for a few years still.  I am nearly fluent if not fluent, in German, and I have always been interested in the German culture.  What will Canada do without me?  Ha ha...
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I would say Canada, I live in NY but I am a frequent visitor to Canada and not only is it cleaner, I love the friendly atmosphere it lends, and how beautiful it is.  The top reason I would say that it is a better place to live is because of the health care.
306244
We love Canada. It is like that nice cousin you have in another city. He is great to visit, he is always pleasant and never bothers anyone and if a maniac republican takes over your country, you can go stay with him for a while.
866205
Depends -- I do love the mosaic of people who make up the population of countries like the USA & Canada.  I don't like it when they bring their problems here or define themselves entirely by their departed country.  My parents become Canadians when they left thier country to come here and didn't define themselves according to the country they no longer wished to live in.  Seems that some just come here for whatever they can get out of it without showing any allegience to their new home.\n\n(& yea, your link doesn't work, so my answer might be a little more general than what you were looking for)
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Russia because I live in Canada
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I've only lived in the USA, and I love it here. I have lived in various cities and states, and never regretted any of it.  I have traveled to most of the states, and find that each state has something beautiful to offer.  Whether you like snow and cold, hot and dry, hot and damp, mild temperatures all year 'round... we've got it all!     I have traveled to Canada on rare occasion, and felt it was much like the US, only if you are looking for warm temperatures all year 'round, I really doubt Canada can help you out there!  :D
1187226
HAPPY CANADA DAY!!!!! I have never been, but would love to vacation there. I have heard it's a wonderful & beautiful place.
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.
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Things that have been said about Canada that aren't true? Where do I begin???\n\nwe live in below freezing temperatures year round\nwe go skiing in July\nwe all live in igloos and drive dog sled teams\nevery one always finishes every sentence with "eh"\n\nare just a few of the more ridiculous ones. It's amazing the things people seem to think about our country. I find it hilarious when I see a Canadian portrayed on a movie. So stereotypical of what many Americans seem think about us.