Question for the Canadians...?

Question

I'm in high school and I live in the US, but I am really in love with Canada and I want to live there after I graduate college.

Please tell me:

1] Things you love about Canada

2] Things you hate about Canada that may be different from the US (things that a teen may not really consider, such as insurance, etc)

3] What province you live in

Thank you :)

Answer 1

Change of climate is really nice here. Nice jobs here and good living.

Hate taxes and cost of living here,  higher than USA

Live in Ontario

Answer 2

(1)  Climate  People,  Out door life  Medicare for all  (2)  nothing  (3)  British  Columbia  Go to hellbc  and tourismvancouver  .They have free travel guides for you  .Now start packing   and come up & see us

Answer 3

1] Things you love about Canada; going to the doctors is free, people are less over-weight.. I swear I went to U.S.A for a week and i gained 2 pounds cause of the food. And it's just a great place :)

2] Things you hate about Canada that may be different from the US (things that a teen may not really consider, such as insurance, etc):

Well i dont know anything about insurance or anything but the US has better stores to get clothes! :P

3] What province you live in: Ontario, love it

Answer 4

People let you do your own thing. Any religion, any belief, whatever.  In America it's "if you're not with us your're against us".  I love Canada's open multiculturalism.  Also the lean air, laid back attitudes, politeness, health care for all, liberal towards alternate lifestyles, etc etc etc.  Trust me, you're making a very good choice!

Albertan

Answer 5

1] the people arnt paranoid and the fresh water

2] i dont hate anything honestly

3] quebec :D

Answer 6

Canada is a very beautiful country the people here are usually very nice.

i don't have anything i hate about canada I'm only 15 so i don't know anything about insurance and stuff sorry.

And i live in BC

Answer 7

1. EVERYTHING!!! the fresh air the peace the jobs the people

2.nothing

3 alberta, calgary