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Why is it "funny"? Maybe he doesn't like cold places. A lot of people don't like places where you have four months of sub-zero temperature.
Those "lists" are almost meaningless. It only shows that those experts strongly prefer English and German spoken countries. I fail to see how a boring city like Calgary with dreadful weather, a dead downtown and bad transit can be one of the top 5 livable cities in the entire world. I can name 20 that are way better.
I agree...these list are highly subjective and questionable on many aspects.
It's irrelevant if you like all of those lists or not, it doesn't change the fact that Canada is seen as one of the best countries in the world to live in, over and over and over again!
.......so is Sweden or Icealand, but they are not as attractive to actually move and live there
Canada is too cold, if you're someone who has constant health problems from cold weather, Canada isn't gonna be too fun. Australia yeah, it has even better climate than the US, but I think its immigration rules are too stringent
It's irrelevant if you like all of those lists or not, it doesn't change the fact that Canada is seen as one of the best countries in the world to live in, over and over and over again!
It's subjective. From the point of view of most Americans, Canada is a nice country but kind of invisible and cold.
It feels like the state of Montana sums up what most of English-speaking Canada is like.
Canada is too cold, if you're someone who has constant health problems from cold weather, Canada isn't gonna be too fun. Australia yeah, it has even better climate than the US, but I think its immigration rules are too stringent
Canada has always been much easier to immigrate than Australia or the US (talking about legal immigration) and I believe that has, among other things, something to do with desirability....it is simply less desirable than the other two.
Yeah I wouldnt wanna live in Canada personally. Cold weather is the number one reason, in a cold climate it's an endless parade of flus and colds for me. Also I love traveling and Canada is a pretty horrible spot to live for a traveler with the ridiculous air travel costs there
Yeah I wouldnt wanna live in Canada personally. Cold weather is the number one reason, in a cold climate it's an endless parade of flus and colds for me. Also I love traveling and Canada is a pretty horrible spot to live for a traveler with the ridiculous air travel costs there
Nobody beats Europe for cheap air travel at the moment....I hear what my friends pay to fly over there and it is crazy...and I live in the US!!!
Yeah I wouldnt wanna live in Canada personally. Cold weather is the number one reason, in a cold climate it's an endless parade of flus and colds for me. Also I love traveling and Canada is a pretty horrible spot to live for a traveler with the ridiculous air travel costs there
...and yet NY where you info says you are living?...is colder than where I live.
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