Being born from the United States?
There’s lots of Americans living here in Canada.
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What did they do to move over there?
I’m not exactly sure how the process works. Sorry.
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How do you like Canada?!
@TheCanuk
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It’s a little too far left wing for my liking, but overall it’s a good country to live in. Our health care system is really good. @Themoonshinemaras
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Which part of Canada do you live?
Is it expensive?
How’s the work over there?
I wish I could love out there
How’s the weather?
@TheCanuk
I live in southern Canada. Close to the u.s border. Our economy is pretty good and there’s lots of jobs to have. The weather sucks though. It’s cold from November to March. @Themoonshinemaras
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@TheCanuk
How cold is it?
Snow?
Toronto?
Or Vancouver?
Very cold from December to February. Lots of snow too. Unless you live in Vancouver which is pretty good all year. I dont live in Vancouver though. @Themoonshinemaras
My cousin was born in the US and moved to Canada. He got a work visa, then later became a permanent resident ( or the equivalent) and then he became a citizen. Initially, he was driving back and forth between the US and Canada. But now he’s a citizen and he’s very involved in their politics. So is his wife - she was born there though.
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I live in southern Quebec and it usually get -34C in the winter. Once it got -44C during a storm. This winter we had a 60+cm snow storm that destroyed our snow shelter and 2 cars, one Audi A4 2019. I don’t want to scare you but be prepared for a true winter. On the bright side our heathcare system is very good and free. There is still private clinics if you want to get in faster.
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That’s pretty terrifying
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