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Which is a more preferable place to live? Canada of the U.S.?
Please take into consideration: quality of life, education (colleges, how well kids do at school, advanced placement programs, college entrance), environment, transportation, people, culture, climate/weather (weather in ottawa vs. weather in Texas), diversity, finance (cost of a house, cost of a car, amount of money taxed, gas prices, misc), health care; access to shopping centers, bus stops, schools, workplace, libraries, and other recreational facilities.
”expirience” living in the u.s. and canada counts
Being someone who lives in the U.S., I would have to imagine Canada as being the preferable place to live. Life is a bit slower in Canada compared with the same sized cities here. people are more relaxed, the streets are cleaner. The only problem is that Americans have a real hard time making it up there without some connections. They also don’t have health care available to non-Canadians.
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