weeks back i was thinking on moving close to toronto. though i so love montreal with a passion. i just love the whole european style of living there. been there so many times. it's just my french is bad. i would love to learn it more. i'm greek, so speaking greek, english and doing the french would be sweet!
well i'm usually at surrey... but have been to burnaby a couple times... the building looks like a prison but i quite like the inside of it... the layout seems easy enough... it depends on your classes though, if they are spread out i'd give yourself lots of time. and the mountain is so pretty!
well i'm usually at surrey... but have been to burnaby a couple times... the building looks like a prison but i quite like the inside of it... the layout seems easy enough... it depends on your classes though, if they are spread out i'd give yourself lots of time. and the mountain is so pretty!
BUT BUT IT WAS IN BATTLESTAR GALACTICA !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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weeks back i was thinking on moving close to toronto. though i so love montreal with a passion. i just love the whole european style of living there. been there so many times. it's just my french is bad. i would love to learn it more. i'm greek, so speaking greek, english and doing the french would be sweet!
doing the french eh? are they that good in...
ohhh nevermind
seriously though, i've always wanted to go to montreal!! it looks so cool...
and stranger than fiction!
actually tons of movies are filmed up there!
They used it also as the FBI headquarters when filming the x files
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Vancouver is beautiful and seems to have a growing south american population if that is important to you. It is very multicultural in general in Vancouver, very diverse. There is no snow here, but it rains like hell, and sometimes in the winter you don't see the sun for weeks. There are always shows to go to in Vancouver, live music comes through here all the time.
My hometown is Calgary, its a great place too. As many have stated, the job market is booming there. In general it is a very friendly city, easy to make friends. The winters are quite cold though, lots of snow, but always sunny.
Ok, now i'm more than happy to move, the US is going to be always in a very special place in my heart, but for what i saw at this humble post Canada is going to be awesome, now i know any place in Canada will be great, when i make my decision where to live in Canada i will let you all know, i will invite all my fellow neighbors Pearl Jam fans to a BBQ.
"The good thing about science is that it's true whether or not you believe in it"
Neil deGrasse Tyson
those kind of canadian generalizations are only acceptable when talking about toronto.
and we're not a bunch of flakes :rolleyes:
No I know, I was just kidding. It is beautiful out west, I feel Eastern Canada is where its at though. There is work there too despite popular opinion.
No I know, I was just kidding. It is beautiful out west, I feel Eastern Canada is where its at though. There is work there too despite popular opinion.
the guy said he's into architecture though... not fish and chips...
the guy said he's into architecture though... not fish and chips...
Your right, there are no buildings there. Just fish huts.
Halifax is a way nicer city than Vancouver, what else for architecture do you mean on the slpadash west coast?? Also, no where else in Canada do people take such care and pride in there homes, however small. Drive rural and you see endless immaculatley maintained often quie interesting houses. Not a lot of subdivisions either, which practically is van. Maritimers have hundreds of years of designing behind them, and basic class in homesteads foreign all over ontario and interior bc. Alberta im not even touching.
Toronto is where you are most likely to see PJ the most (sorry to the rest of the country) - also is the best "hub" for seeing them in major east coast cities...that said, Vancouver would be a great choice for lifestyle, climate, etc.
hey what about the oldest city in Canada, Quebec City ?
I cant believe people said that Montreal is the nicest city in Canada. People who said that never come to Quebec for sure. IF you want a taste of Europe come in Quebec City !
Check this beautiful picture of one of the most beautiful place in the world
The ramparts surrounding Old Quebec (Vieux-Québec) are the only remaining fortified city walls in the Americas north of Mexico, and were declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1985 as the "Historic District of Old Quebec".[3] It is also one of the oldest cities in North America (founded in 1608)
hey what about the oldest city in Canada, Quebec City ?
I cant believe people said that Montreal is the nicest city in Canada. People who said that never come to Quebec for sure. IF you want a taste of Europe come in Quebec City !
Check this beautiful picture of one of the most beautiful place in the world
The ramparts surrounding Old Quebec (Vieux-Québec) are the only remaining fortified city walls in the Americas north of Mexico, and were declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1985 as the "Historic District of Old Quebec".[3] It is also one of the oldest cities in North America (founded in 1608)
Wow how nice!!! What a city! like i said, looks like any place in Canada is going to be a blast, but Toronto is ahead of the rest just because is a "hub" to see Pearl Jam; but how beautiful is Quebec.
"The good thing about science is that it's true whether or not you believe in it"
Neil deGrasse Tyson
Your right, there are no buildings there. Just fish huts.
Halifax is a way nicer city than Vancouver, what else for architecture do you mean on the slpadash west coast?? Also, no where else in Canada do people take such care and pride in there homes, however small. Drive rural and you see endless immaculatley maintained often quie interesting houses. Not a lot of subdivisions either, which practically is van. Maritimers have hundreds of years of designing behind them, and basic class in homesteads foreign all over ontario and interior bc. Alberta im not even touching.
haha, its true that vancouver's got some pretty lame buildings.
i was talking about job market anyways, you said he could work on the dock... unless you mean house boat designing.......
right, in bc we don't have immaculate houses, we live in shacks. but the cost of energy for our grow-ops just takes up too much time and money!
anyways, as i've said many times already, i'd love to go to the maritimes and i think its amazing there from waht i've seen and heard. i know the people are nice, thats what i said. but like i also said...and once again everyone else has said, the entire country has different elements that make it unique...
Wow how nice!!! What a city! like i said, looks like any place in Canada is going to be a blast, but Toronto is ahead of the rest just because is a "hub" to see Pearl Jam; but how beautiful is Quebec.
yah but if you move to toronto then the rest of the country wont like you!
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yes. thy pearl jam swag will get your heart a pumping. believe me.
and shipping costs, forget about it. i'll deliever the packages right to your door!
better believe it!
and a single bachlor! well, i'm hoping to turn that around.
Yeah..........get on that would ya
BUT BUT IT WAS IN BATTLESTAR GALACTICA !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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doing the french eh? are they that good in...
ohhh nevermind
seriously though, i've always wanted to go to montreal!! it looks so cool...
actually tons of movies are filmed up there!
They used it also as the FBI headquarters when filming the x files
My hometown is Calgary, its a great place too. As many have stated, the job market is booming there. In general it is a very friendly city, easy to make friends. The winters are quite cold though, lots of snow, but always sunny.
Calgary has the best hockey team.
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Neil deGrasse Tyson
Why not (V) (°,,,,°) (V) ?
will try!
next tour, we will all meet in montreal!
next time i'm there, will stay there more longer.
ps .. i love thy french!
ps... youre thy only one who does!
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i am?
No I know, I was just kidding. It is beautiful out west, I feel Eastern Canada is where its at though. There is work there too despite popular opinion.
Sounds almost too good to be true.
Your right, there are no buildings there. Just fish huts.
Halifax is a way nicer city than Vancouver, what else for architecture do you mean on the slpadash west coast?? Also, no where else in Canada do people take such care and pride in there homes, however small. Drive rural and you see endless immaculatley maintained often quie interesting houses. Not a lot of subdivisions either, which practically is van. Maritimers have hundreds of years of designing behind them, and basic class in homesteads foreign all over ontario and interior bc. Alberta im not even touching.
I cant believe people said that Montreal is the nicest city in Canada. People who said that never come to Quebec for sure. IF you want a taste of Europe come in Quebec City !
Check this beautiful picture of one of the most beautiful place in the world
The ramparts surrounding Old Quebec (Vieux-Québec) are the only remaining fortified city walls in the Americas north of Mexico, and were declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1985 as the "Historic District of Old Quebec".[3] It is also one of the oldest cities in North America (founded in 1608)
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/1e/Quebec_city.jpg
http://www.gonomad.com/destinations/0205/Quebec/quebeccanons.gif
http://canada.sebastienangot.fr/gallery/vieux_quebec.jpg
http://slesinsky.org/brian/pictures/quebec2004/quebec2004-Images/32.jpg
Wow how nice!!! What a city! like i said, looks like any place in Canada is going to be a blast, but Toronto is ahead of the rest just because is a "hub" to see Pearl Jam; but how beautiful is Quebec.
Neil deGrasse Tyson
Why not (V) (°,,,,°) (V) ?
i was talking about job market anyways, you said he could work on the dock... unless you mean house boat designing.......
right, in bc we don't have immaculate houses, we live in shacks. but the cost of energy for our grow-ops just takes up too much time and money!
anyways, as i've said many times already, i'd love to go to the maritimes and i think its amazing there from waht i've seen and heard. i know the people are nice, thats what i said. but like i also said...and once again everyone else has said, the entire country has different elements that make it unique...