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love the answers, pls, anyone, see my list of questions above.
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Cons (of living in Montreal)
- I think Quebec has the highest personal income taxes in North America - Weather is fucking shit in both summer and winter - Roads are absolutely disgusting, forget about a sports car - French canadians are terrible to live with Pros - Amazing nightlife - Hottest girls aside from Las Vegas - Non stop festivals, celebrations, social events |
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Pros: THIS...
54-40 Age of Electric Alanah Myles Alanis Morissette Alexisonfire Amanda Marshall April Wine Arcade Fire Ashley MacIsaac Avril Lavigne Bachman-Turner Overdrive The Band Barenaked Ladies Barstool Prophets Bif Naked Big Sugar Big Wreck Billy Talent Blood, Sweat and Tears Blue Rodeo Bowser and Blue The Box Bran Van 3000 Bruce Cockburn Bryan Adams Bush Chantal Kreviazuk Chilliwack Colin James Corky and the Juice Pigs Cowboy Junkies Crash Test Dummies Dayglo Abortions Dead Brain Cells Default Delerium Doug and the Slugs Dream Warriors Econoline Crush Figgy Duff Glass Tiger Great Big Sea GrimSkunk The Groove Kings Groovy Aardvark The Guess Who Harem Scarem Harlequin Hawksley Workman Headpins The Headstones Hedley Helix Holly Cole Trio I Mother Earth The Irish Rovers K.D.Lang Jann Arden Jeff Healey Band Joni Mitchell Junkhouse Kashtin The Killjoys Leahy Len Leonard Cohen Lighthouse Limblifter Loreena McKennit Loverboy Maestro Fresh Wes The Mahones Matthew Good Band Me Mom & Morgentaler Men Without Hats Michael Buble The Moffatts Moist Moxy Früvous Musical Box Neil Young & Crazy Horse Nelly Furtado Nickleback Northern Pikes Offenbach Our Lady Peace Paul Anka Philosopher Kings Platinum Blonde Prairie Oyster Prism The Rankin Family Red Rider Rheostatics Rufus Wainright Rush Sam Roberts Sarah MacLachlan Shania Twain Sharon, Lois & Bram Simple Plan Skinny Puppy Skydiggers Slaughter Sloan Spirit of the West Steppenwolf Swollen Members The Tea Party Theory of a Deadman Tom Cochrane Three Days Grace The Tragically Hip Treble Charger Triumph Voivod The Watchmen |
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income tax rates are here: http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/tx/ndvdls/fq/txrts-eng.html |
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For the same amount of money made in the US ($82,251 – $171,550) you are in a 28% Federal tax bracket and you will also pay from 0% - 10% in State taxes, depending on the state. So in the US you would be paying 28% - 38% in taxes depending on which state you live in. So if I live in Florida and I make 150K, I pay 28% in taxes. If I lived in Manitoba with Sleazy I would be paying 46.40% in taxes. Florida: $42,000 taxes Manitoba: $69,600 taxes For an extra $27,600 I think I would rather pay for my own health care which would be at most a couple thousand dollars a year. What about sales taxes on average. Here in the US its about 9% . |
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And Against: Celine Dion ;) |
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Seriously dude? There's no way you're Canadian if you don't like The Hip
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The Hip suck balls. I'd kick Gord Downie in his faggot ass if I saw him walking down the street...
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Canada as compared to where? The US? Compared to the US, it's run by a bunch
of "left wing liberal democrats", which is either a pro or con, depending on what you like. You get government run healthcare and all the other nanny state stuff you may love (or hate). You no longer have a bunch evil conservative businessmen telling you the country is founded on personal responsibility, self sufficiency, or personal freedom. Are those pros or cons? I don't know, I guess it depends on you. Personally, I'd rather pay $35 to see my doctor tomorrow rather than wait a month and pay $168 in taxes to see the doctor "for free". But if you like the ideas put forth by Obabma, Pelosi, and the like, I bet you'd LOVE Canada, from what my Canadian friends have told me. For example, Canada does about twice as much "helping the poor" aka "taxing the people who work" than the US does. That is to say, the term "welfare state" applies to Canada about twice as much as it applies to the US. I'm actually quite surprised that more of the people trying to turn the US into more of a welfare state, create a Canadian style health system, etc. don't just go to Canada, where they already have exactly what the liberals are trying to create. it seems like they'd love it there. I understand it can be a bit tough to immigrate to Canada. It seems they want people who "will make a significant contribution to the cultural or athletic life of Canada", and certain skilled workers. I wonder if maybe a trade could be arranged. The US will take 200,000 of Canada's culturally deficient people who listen to crappy music while working, if Canada will will take 200,000 of our poets, folk singers, and other culturally wonderful people who will bring their own cans for you to put dollars in. We'll throw in a few athletes too - we have plenty to spare. What do the Canadians on the board think, could we work something out? Maybe start with my brother, a poet and photographer who will make those cultural contributions you're looking for, in exchange for hat damn capitalist Brad Gosse, who is messing up your country so bad by going around making money and spending it, creating those damn jobs and getting people off welfare. I'm sure you'd love to get rid of him, and we don't really need my brother that much - we have enough drunk poets down here. |
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The whole Canadian immigration could sound overrated for people living in developed countries of EU. More, almost any EU based person don't need a visa to go to USA or Canada to visit, and need to make much less efforts to stay there longer then 90 days on opening a business purpose.
Comparing to that, people outside EU they need visas everywhere and that's why immigration - taking your gig to another level. Say, here we pay $20-$50 to visit a doctor too. Free medicine can be used for very simple things but you'd have your day ruined after waiting and seeing a doctor who never even say hi to you. Medicine, we pay for it, and we pay same EU prices because mostly it's imported. Bigger problem is if there is anyting serious that involves hospitals and procedures, that's hard to get in time and on a decent level for people who can't pay it. Big problem is locally people need doctors sooner because of unstable government stealing their money and health. |
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New Orleans is Sinking...haters :P
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- Low Crime - Clean Cities - Lots of Nature. Clean Lakes. - Girls are cute. - Schools are good. Cons: - Taxes are insane - Cost of housing is too high - Fucking Language Police are Neo-Nazi bastards - In Quebec, if you don't speak French, you're a second class citizen. - Too Cold, too long. - (Montreal: Potholes everywhere!) - (Montreal: People are rude, rude, rude) - (Quebec: Taxes! Here, you pay Tax ON Tax. - Cell phone service: Very expensive when compared to the US. - Cost of Gas : $1.10 PER LITRE, or about $4.15 per Gallon |
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Con: It's cold there.
Pro: It's better than France. |
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