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Friendliness: Tie
Location: Canada
Lifestyle: Australia
Weather: Australia (for most people's tastes)
Nightlife: Canada (slight edge)
Tourist attractions: Canada (slight edge)
Economic diversity: Canada
Cultural contribution: pound for pound - Australia
Urban living: Canada (slight edge)
History: Canada
Architecture: Canada (slight edge - neither country is that spectacular)
Transportation: Canada
Education: Tie
Natural scenery: Canada
Cost of Living: Canada
Political Stability: Australia
Economical Stability: Tie
Friendliness: Canada
Location: Australia (southern hemisphere ftw!)
Lifestyle: Australia
Weather: Australia
Nightlife: tie
Tourist attractions: Australia
Economic diversity: Canada
Cultural contribution: Australia
Urban living: Canada
History: Canada
Architecture: Canada
Transportation: Canada
Education: Canada
Natural scenery: Australia
Cost of Living: Canada
Political Stability: tie
Economical Stability: Canada
Friendliness: Canada
Location: Canada (access to US cities too)
Lifestyle: Australia
Weather: Canada (prefer seasons)
Nightlife: Canada (Toronto)
Tourist attractions: Canada (CN Tower, Niagara Falls)
Economic diversity: Canada
Cultural contribution: Canada
Urban living: Canada (Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver)
History: Canada (Quebec City)
Architecture: Canada (Quebec City)
Transportation: Canada
Education: Canada
Natural scenery: Canada (Rocky Mountains)
Cost of Living: Australia
Political Stability: Australia
Economical Stability: Australia
Cost of living Australia?? Houses in Australia are like, five times more expensive than in the average Canadian city. The only thing Australia has over Canada is the weather, for the most part.
I haven't been to Australia. But I've visited a lot of places in Canada. Very nice country overall.
I think Canada's small population size relative to its total land area works to its advantage. It feels like the country is better managed in many ways for that reason, especially compared to the U.S.
I haven't been to Australia. But I've visited a lot of places in Canada. Very nice country overall.
I think Canada's small population size relative to its total land area works to its advantage. It feels like the country is better managed in many ways for that reason, especially compared to the U.S.
Don't forget that Canada's rainfall doesn't follow a drought/deluge pattern every year. It seems like in most of Australia it either doesn't rain, or it rains too much at once. Australia is overrated, IMO, and Canada is underrated
Friendliness: Australia, hands down .. then again, I lived in toronto and Adelaide is much much friendlier
Location: Canada, you did not feel as remote
Lifestyle: Australia, they even have skiing ini Oz
Weather: Australia, unless you are a polar bear
Nightlife: Australia
Tourist attractions: Tie
Economic diversity: Tie (Canada has oil, Oz has mining)
Cultural contribution: Canada
Urban living: Australia (majority of pop. lives on coast)
History: Australia (interesting for me)
Architecture: Australia
Transportation: Australia
Education: Tie
Natural scenery: Tie
Cost of Living: Canada, outside Vancouver
Political Stability: Tie
Economical Stability: Edge to Oz
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