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Is Canada good place to live?

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#1
Simp4S0m

What's up crodies! Is canada good place to live? and is it asian friendly? I want to move haha I'm bored with life and I waaaant some adventuuuuuuurreeeeeeee!

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thenutoriousPRO
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asian friendly yes good place to live no unless ur rich

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cloudberry
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It's a tad expensive and jobs are hard to find, but otherwise Canada's a great place to be. It's one of the safest countries in the world and that's not without reason

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Pras1mos
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If you want adventure, u are going to the wrong place.
Come to Brazil, you are going to have a adventure not bc of smth ridiculos like crime, but bc we are a very open hearted people who loves to talk and hang out.

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Average_NA_fan
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least cringe bronzilian

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love_trial
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spent a week in brazil and made like 10 new friends every night just going out randomly looking for fun. the ppl got a good energy to them

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alex_lab
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Great place to live in my experience. Nice people overall. I live in a smaller city so things aren’t very expensive over here which is nice

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swvyboi1
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Keep your NRG ass away from this place. This is the home of champions.

-swvyboi1

#SENCITY

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kanyefan4238173
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Sentinels have 0 Canadian representatives these days

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Shuaaaa
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Huge country, so lots of variance depending where you live.

British Colombia, Ontario, Quebec, and Alberta are the largest provinces (mostly referring to populous, but as a consequence, they tend to have the best infrastructure and major towns/cities to live in. Southern Ontario, for example, has a massive proportion of the country's population, so most jobs are there (here, for me). Housing is expensive, but not as pricey as BC.

Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba, on the other hand, are way cheaper, but are generally colder, less culturally diverse, and have less infrastructure outside of major cities.

I'd say it's generally pretty friendly, but we're not without our own forms of bigotry like any country.

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meanie
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go to Edmonton and live in that big ass mall in secret

#11
H3ENnZ
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Canada is cool, especially toronto.
Good food good communities cool people and pretty good food and very diverse
Recommend everyone who is interested in Masters Toronto to travel here in person if you have the ability to.

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cloudberry
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+1
There's a ton to see in Toronto. It's always a joy to visit, personally speaking

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Simp4S0m
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Gonna visit someday (hopefully sometime next year!)

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cloudberry
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Masters Toronto, perhaps?

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Blue_Iced_Tea
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Depends on the city. Housing cost is high rn, but in a more medium sized city like Kelowna or Ottawa is grey to live in. Also stay away from Alberta unless it’s Edmonton. And quite Asian friendly in 99% of cities

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Simp4S0m
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Around how much is rent? cause it's expensive here too in Japan but it might be more difficult for me to find a decent paying job there lolz

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Aayan
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I haven't lived there but I visited for 2 weeks and stayed with family so I got a taste of the living experience

honestly it's really nice, idk how it is during winter but at least during summer the weather is perfect, it's super green and the scenery is beautiful. I could see my self becoming one of those 'daily hour walk before breakfast' type of people if I lived there.

I was staying like 30 mins away from Toronto, kinda near Niagara

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cloudberry
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This is true, I am one of those people (to some extent)

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smartest_vlr_user
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Slightly better than my country

#21
x_knowitall39_x
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if you're content with a cardboard box for a house and an egregious amount of homeless people ( of course it depends on where you are, but its a serious problem in canada that the gov chooses to ignore) and can stand the french speakers, other than that its a jolly place to live with im ngl boring weather ( and cold winters)

Never heard of any stories about racism from asian friends who grew up all over the country, so you'll probably be fine

unless youre indian, but I don't think you are

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