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What will make you move to Canada?

 
 
 
Don2 (Don1 Revised) said:
Um, Guys...

What will make you move to Canada?

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Okay, so how about you?
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global warming increasing the mean temperature up about 20 degrees more.

In Vancouver, the residents are outright insulted if you imply they are not just a northern extension of California.

so, simply saying you want to move to Canada is not enough, really... you goona have to go off the grid entirely.

.. or, Montreal.. They are more like a separate country from the US.
 
Oh great!

Anyone considering fleeing to Canada after the election may want to ask if the animals know something we don't.

This past summer, hunters and boaters have heard a mysterious pinging or humming sound coming from the sea floor through the Arctic waters of the Fury and Hecla Strait, located in Nunavut, the northernmost and least populated territory of Canada, according to a report in CBC News. And whatever the sound is, it seems to be scaring animals away.
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http://www.businessinsider.com/mysterious-pinging-sound-arctic-nunavut-canada-2016-11
 
Americans do this to us every election you have. If G.W. Bush won the election, they said they were moving to Canada. If Obama won the election, they said they were moving to Canada. Now if Trump wins the election, they say they are moving to Canada. We keep cooking up poutine and maple syrup for you and you never come. You don't even call. Quit playing games with our heart.
 
Oh the irony if Trump wins, builds that wall, destroys the country, and uses the wall to keep Americans in instead of Mexicans out.
 
I dunno about 'move to Canada' but I would love Dual Citizenship. Canada has some beautiful landscapes and it'd be a great opportunity to take up artistry. Plus, given my sexual preferences, I can't say I feel all too safe in a Trump-run America. So having somewhere I can go where myself and boyfriend can feel safe from both the state and general persecution would be nice.
 
Trausti said:
Why is it always Canada? Why not Mexico or Haiti? Oh, right.
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You're missing a big reason: Canada speaks English. (French also, but in my recent visit the only French I encountered was on signs.) Canada is by far the closest English-speaking place.
 
As per the following link posted earlier in this thread by James Brown, it is not quite as easy to move to Canada as it may have been several decades ago. The
immigration laws have become considerably more strict. There are many here who are following the present electoral process with interest and we are very curious
as to what the voter turn out and numbers are going to look like this time around and what the money markets are going to do after the election. The Canadian economy
is very much integrated with the U.S. economy and much of the nation is contending with a slower job market in many sectors with the slow down in the oil industry and mining sectors.
http://gawker.com/how-to-move-to-canada-if-trump-wins-by-a-person-who-mo-1762449326


 
Under the Rose said:
As per the following link posted earlier in this thread by James Brown, it is not quite as easy to move to Canada as it may have been several decades ago. The
immigration laws have become considerably more strict. There are many here who are following the present electoral process with interest and we are very curious
as to what the voter turn out and numbers are going to look like this time around and what the money markets are going to do after the election. The Canadian economy
is very much integrated with the U.S. economy and much of the nation is contending with a slower job market in many sectors with the slow down in the oil industry and mining sectors.
http://gawker.com/how-to-move-to-canada-if-trump-wins-by-a-person-who-mo-1762449326
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Would you say applying for dual citizenship is easier?
 
Nothing against Canada, but if I had the means I'd move to Hawaii.

Of course it is still in the US, but there's quite a lot of ocean between the islands and the mainland insanity. Plus I could tell all the birthers that I'd moved to a foreign land and they'd believe me.
 
Hey fellow Canadians, what would make you move to the USA? What would Justin have to do to drive you south?
 
Don't need to,Canada is short boat ride and a small car trip from here.Alaska has always been a bit isolated from the Leaser 48.So I will stay here.
 
I'd be willing to move to some Canadian big city if someone sponsors me -- Toronto or Vancouver or maybe Montreal.

More seriously, I've considered emigrating, but it would be hard for me to get anywhere unless someone is willing to sponsor me. I'd prefer an Anglophone country: Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the UK, Ireland, and South Africa. Here are other countries:

Non-Anglophone countries with many English speakers and relatively easy languages (I or I+): Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Holland, Belgium, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Argentina.

Non-Anglophone countries with relatively few English speakers but relatively easy languages (I or I+): France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Romania, most Latin American countries.

Non-Anglophone countries with many English speakers and relatively difficult languages (II or more): Iceland, Finland, the Baltic states, Poland, Greece, Israel, India, Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Nigeria, Kenya, Malaysia, United Arab Emirates, etc.

Non-Anglophone countries with relatively few English speakers and relatively difficult languages (II or more). Lots of them, mostly in Africa, the Middle East, and central Asia, but the biggest are Russia and China.

Wikibooks: Language Learning Difficulty for English Speakers

Sources for English-language use:  English language in Europe, English-speaking Countries – Easy English, 25 maps that explain the English language - Vox, TESOL Teaching Blog | TESall.com | 10 Compelling Reasons Why You Need to Learn English
 
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