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Living/Working in Canada?

Discussion in 'BBS Hangout' started by BasketballReasons, Oct 4, 2014.

  1. texanskan

    texanskan Member

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    this

    Vancouver is my favorite North American city it's ballin
     
  2. Amel

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    Dude, just go to Canada, IMO no comparison, just a better place and more euro like, so you'll be at home
     
  3. benchmoochie

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    Vancouver- I enjoyed the Asian food.. a lot of the chefs there were from Hong Kong. I also enjoyed the Chinatown there, and the shopping. It was a more relaxed city also.

    Montreal- is similar to a European city. More diverse people who live there. Interesting looking women to say the least ha ha.

    Toronto was just a scaled down Chicago to me..metropolitan area with ok nightlight..public transportation.
     
  4. benchmoochie

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    The thing to take into account are the taxes in Canada..theres a steep VAT tax (which is like a sales tax). Also the property taxes are quite high also. I recall I was looking to buy some condo in Vancouver 10 years ago as investment and decided against it because of the property taxes.
     
  5. Canadiandude

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    = Toronto. You can always visit BC and/or Quebec.
     

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