thinking about living in Canadia

[king_danilo92]

thinking about the Toronto Area, im only 20. but need to GTFO out of the US. thinking about making the move in the next 4 or 5 years. is it worth it?

im a huge toronto sports fan, ive been there once, was pretty fuuckin sweet.

[Seaweed]

I live here. It's a nice city but expensive to live in downtown Toronto. pinnacle is the best, so that should be reason enough to move.

[SCS]

If you're going to move to Canada, then Montreal is the place to be, ahead of Vancouver and Toronto. And I've lived in all three cities.

Many Americans seem to be concerned that it's a French-speaking city, but mostly everyone in the province of Quebec is bilingual.

[ttwarrior1]

20 and on sbr, good grief, get out of here

[CountNo_Account]

Montreal has the best ho's, for sure...

[sickler]

Do you want to live in an over-populated place with wicked traffic congestion? Then Toronto is for you. I imagine China can be compared to it, people scurrying around like rats.

[KTnamja]

U.S.A ain't all that.

[JasonDC]

U.S.A ain't all that.

I think you missed the point of the thread..he wants to leave the US. But, he is only 20 and he is talking 4 or 5 years down the road..when you are 20 your plans change so often..in the next 4 years he will probably get a girl and be so pussy whipped he wouldn't even consider going to Canada for vacation much less to live there.

[sickler]

I think you missed the point of the thread..he wants to leave the US. But, he is only 20 and he is talking 4 or 5 years down the road..when you are 20 your plans change so often..in the next 4 years he will probably get a girl and be so pussy whipped he wouldn't even consider going to Canada for vacation much less to live there.

Canadian side of the Niagara Falls. He'll be itchin'......

[stig99]

condition of entry is to spell the name right

[Stallion]

I live in Canada and it is awesome!!!! I would move to a small city; not a Toronto, Vancouver or Montreal.

[BetterBizness]

I live in Edmonton - but would live in Vancouver in a heart beat pretty much. Toronto is worth it's weight in a hockey team that hasn't done anything since the first world war.

[thetrinity]

montreal nicer IMO

[ArchieBunker]

Winnipeg you will freeze your balls off

[Emily_Haines]

Can never go wrong with getting the fuk out of the USA

[ArchieBunker]

Can never go wrong with getting the fuk out of the USA

Just as bad here we have a dumbass government

[innovation]

Victoria by far but you best win like seaweed.

Hot women, clean and sunny. Amen

[Emily_Haines]

Just as bad here we have a dumbass government

In Canada you can gamble online and government does not spy on you.

You can also travel freely any where you want.

[Scorpion]

yeah, but Canada copies its laws and regulations from the US

maybe in 3-5 years it will have the same regulations regarding gambling and then you have to move again

also if you live in Canada and you are still a US citizen you still have to pay some tax to IRS, file a tax return and report everything

Toronto is nice but i dont like the eastern time zone

i wish there was a nice english speaking carribean country, i have to try visit some of them, warm weather, i want to get the fuk out of US too

[ArchieBunker]

In Canada you can gamble online and government does not spy on you.

You can also travel freely any where you want.

True but that's what you get for not putting in Ron Paul and voting in a communist for a second term

[ArchieBunker]

Back to Pkr poker euro donks have been kind today

[ngates815]

Go now.
In 4-5 years you may finally start getting your life together and may not be able to move.
Move now while you have nothing going for you. You'll kick yourself later if you want to move, but can't due to surrounding circumstances.

[mcaulay777]

good move to canada usa best country in the world and i was born and raised in canada love how people always talk crap about america when there here go live some where else then you can say chit about america.

[Scorpion]

does Canada have health plans for old people like medicare and medical? or social security? SSI?

[Scorpion]

Hoegner and Polizzano will compare and comment on U.S. and Canadian law in regards to gambling, taxation, and much more.

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[robzilla]

I live half way between toronto and detroit. I get the best of both worlds. Im close enough to the US, that I can shop, travel, and watch sports in the USA, but get the benefits of living in Canada.

[king_danilo92]

thanks guys for the responses, maybe ill move somewhere near Toronto, just outside of it.. fuccin love that city. and ahh yes it would be nice to bet on most of the sites i cant bet on like bet365 or pinnacle. but theres always a chance i could get pussy whipped and keep my asss in the shiit US :/

[lunchbawks]

eastern canada is a dump. move out west

[NW513762]

Moving outside of Toronto would probably be the better idea, cause unless your raking in the cash, Toronto is a decently expensive place to be living as others have suggested. There are nice and affordable areas within a 30-45 minute radius of Toronto, and commuting to and from isn't all that bad

[elchristo]

Moving outside of Toronto would probably be the better idea, cause unless your raking in the cash, Toronto is a decently expensive place to be living as others have suggested. There are nice and affordable areas within a 30-45 minute radius of Toronto, and commuting to and from isn't all that bad

what about north york, its decenty cheap if you live in the york university village

[darrell74]

curious?
how easy is it to be a Canadian citizen?

[robzilla]

what about north york, its decenty cheap if you live in the york university village

Pickering is way cheaper, and you can get a big house. Plus, ur only 40 mins from T.O.

[robzilla]

curious?
how easy is it to be a Canadian citizen?

It depends. I lived in an area where tons of immergrants settled. They were all Cambodian or Vietnamese. Think it was easy for them to become citizens, but i think i'd be a lot tougher for an american or european.

[MagicDiceFlow]

Toronto and Montreal can't compare to Vancouver, not even close.

Vancouver has been voted the #1 city in the world (most livable city) several times now over the past 5 years.

It is more expensive than Toronto but there's a reason why. Vancouver is one of the most beautiful cities in the world. It has everything that Toronto + Montreal has and you get the breathtaking natural beauty that the other two lacks. You've got everything.....culture, nightlife, best outdoor activities, #1 in the world for snowboarding/skiing/kayuking......you name it.

I was bored with Toronto after 5 days. In Vancouver, I never wanted to leave.

[Rich Boy]

"Canadia"?

Sorry guy, we don't want dumbass Americans that cant spell