re: Should I just move the family up to Canada?

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OP is better off moving to Idaho, Montana, Utah, or any of the Dakotas.

Just like Canada but with all of the american freedom.

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If I was from there, I'd tell you to shut your whore mouth. Nobody needs more idiots that don't understand and appreciate the freedom and liberty that our Constitution ensures.

If you feel that strongly, sure.

But if Canada is really that great, why haven’t 1/2 of Hollywood moved there?

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At some point it begins to make a lot of sense.

Thoughts?

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Please geaux.
Let us know how it works out.

Taxes are a bit high, and the healthcare requires patient patients, but the people are nice.
Vancouver is temperate, a great place to live.
I'd suggest you move there.

In fact here are a couple of Vancouver homes for sale:


Comfortable place.
Kind of like Goldilocks' porridge. Not too big. Not too small. Just right.
4,195 Sq. Ft.
4 Bedrooms
5 Full Baths
$6,848,268.00


But,

If 4,195 Sq. Ft. is more space then you need, here is a nice little 2400 Sq. Ft. Cottage for sale.



Small bedrooms, and not much of a yard, but otherwise a nice little place.
2,411 Sq. Ft.
4 Bedrooms
3 Full Baths
$2,310,268.00

Just don't get sick.

Yes. You should definitely move to Canada. Even if you have to try an sneak in, you should go there asap.

Another great place you might consider is Sweden.

Winters definitely a minus....

plus their sky screaming liberals make ours look almost.................................























"American."

Maybe be just kill yourself instead. But don't use an evil gun to do it

Go. We won't miss you!

Good friend of mine moved his family from Edmonton in 2005. Some fun things about Canada to look forward to:

Expect your tax rate to be around 48% of all income above $30k and you get no tax deductions, not even for kids.

If you in an emergency, you get health care. Preventative care is also covered for regular visits. Pretty much everything else has a huge wait and horrible quality. In 2005 there were 5 MRI machines to serve the Province of Alberta (over 3 million people including the major cities of Edmonton and Calgary).

You have no rights in Canada as we know them, even if you get Citizenship you are a subject. There is no Bill of Rights. You don't have the right to free speech. You don't have the right to a gun. You don't have the right to unreasonable search. If Parliament decides they can pretty much do whatever they want to you. You have some minimal protections but not much if the wrong folks get in charge.

The government owns all the land and all the minerals, you can only lease it long term.

Expect the first snowfall around Labor Day and for it not to stop completely until May. Depression is a huge problem there but at least the meds are cheaper!

50% of the population of Canada essentially lives around Toronto and they control the country in every important way except for how Quebec beats them around.

Quebec is the weird French Province. They have a law that every sign in Quebec must be in French but every sign in every other Province must be in French and English. If you work for the government you have to be bilingual.

The food is really bad there and they don't get fresh fruit and vegetables year round like we do here and they are more expensive. They love Tim Horton's which is basically a crappier version of Dunkin Donuts.

If that sounds like your thing you should go and take as many likeminded folks with you. As a plus you can talk down about America there, they love that while also being completely obsessed and jealous of us.

I've had a few friends move up there. Their immigration program is no fricking joke. frick up the least little bit and they send you back and you have to start all over again. Took my friend almost seven years and she was married to a Canadian.