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The infrastructure of the province is in absolute decay. The police don't have enough units to keep you from getting shanked by roaming gangs of teens; but will commit air and ground assets to pursuit of a motorcycle pulling wheelies on the perimeter highway

I'm epileptic and don't understand that my mother chooses to live in NB when she has never wanted a drivers license and suffers with manic depression half her life

CRAP weather 9 months of the year. It's rare to get a full day with nice weather

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Grocery stores in NL are abysmal… very limited selection… produce is of poor quality and almost no organic…so you can only get pesticide covered in the dirty dozen 😖 Health care services are abysmal… you have to go the main city of St. John’s to access the limited availability of medical specialists, and also for many tests, and surgeries 🤕… Real Estate is overpriced… especially the newer houses developers rushed … built slipshod - buyer be ware! This is a nice place to visit but terrible location for retirees.

New Brunswick is great if you like nature but don't expect to make money or have a good life here. Just get by that's all I've ever been able to do for 46 years. F*** Justin Trudeau's Canada it's a piece of s*** now.

Apex Geography,. I am a 'come from away;, and concur with your observations. However, I have lived in the summer 'sauna' of Ontario, endured the virtual deep freeze of Alberta's winters and lived and worked in Dawson Creek, BC as well as crossing the Nation twice. I have to ask; where is it 'sunny all the time'? Heath Care is definitely a veritable Achilles heel, and as of June 2024 there are 160,000+ people on the Waiting List for a Doctor in Nova Scotia. : / The current Conservative Premier, Tim Houston's core Election promise was to reform the Health Care system, which definitely has NOT happened. You just can't pull Doctors and other medical professionals out of thin air. Houston offered a $10,000. monetary incentive if Doctor's would accept 50 high-needs patients. This seems like a self-fulfilling prophecy in a profession where the retirement and departure rates are high. Why would anyone want to sign on for more burnout? Rental housing is almost non-existent, especially in the College town where I live. Homes with 4 or 5+ bedrooms are owned by investor Landlords, who rent out bedrooms @ $600. - $700.00 / per month, largely to the student audience. During Covid, house prices increased exponentially, as the landscape of work transformed to home-offices. Real Estate agents didn't have to leave their Offices, as on-line virtual tours replaced in-person viewing. Work-from-home set-ups initiated a relocation boom. With Mortgage rates remaining high, owning a home remains out-of-reach for most people, unless they have been in the housing market for some time, or sold their home in provinces like Ontario and B.C. And for those who may be lured by the appealing TV commercial featuring beautiful sunsets, sandy beaches and Ocean views, know that being welcomed as a Tourist who contributes money to the economy, is far different than taking up residence for the long-term. The Clan system from the initial settlers is very much alive, and locals tend to remain within their own family circle. There is a relaxed' attitude; very much laissez-faire, i.e. they will get around to it when they choose to. If you are an A-type, over-achiever, you can be successful, with hard work and dedication, but you will probably feel alone.........

I lived in Saskatoon for 17 years and had travelled the province and explored most of those towns you've mentioned. I like the neighbourhood I lived in and met so many wonderful human beings who were kind and helpful. Two setbacks living in Saskatchewan are the harsh winters and the high unemployment. Yet, I always come to Saskatoon in the summer to meet up friends. From Victoria BC Canada.

101`0 I am from the Nish. Witch as a Uni town has lots to recommend it. BUT! The South Shore is a dump.....fog and cold......freezing' rocky beaches, even in the Summer............rocks and barrens everywhere. Terrible place! Also filled up with right wing red necks. And heaps of drugs. . A GOOD place ..............., small town , would be Tatamogouche. on the Northumberland Shore. Warm waters, great beaches, craft breweries, vineyards....., lots of good shops and restaurants. 1: 45 from the airport. No end of good things. Lovely town which is forgotten altogether . Beautiful!t place!. I would avoid the South Shore like the plague!

Quick answer, it is definitely NOT Saint John!

Compared to BC, Toronto etc most areas of Québec including cities are extremely inexpensive, as in rents are a quarter or third, 1BR for less than $1000, in Vancouver it's 4K +

I was born there and, it’s a paradise compared to what people think about it

Went to the Yukon just a few weeks ago. Only stayed long enough to eat, but that allowed me to cross it off the list. Newfoundland will finish off the Provinces for me. Still need the other 2 territories. Going to Hawaii next summer to get my last State.

A home was 45000 8n St John in 70s

Liberals cut the tea8n feom m9ncon 9n 8n the 80s very bad move

Greedy people s9ld homes in BC and Toronri and moved there bought homes drove up the housing cost and doubled rents

No jobs no drs no wher2 to l8ve

I am actually shocked that even one place can be considered a best place to live in Saskatchewan. I left in 1999 and could never move back.

Regina?

I have lived in NB since I been a kid, we are sick of new commers, please do not come to our province, we will not welcome you with open arms, our jobs are ours, not someone from india or ontario.

finding a job is a whole new ball game.

PA isn’t on the list wtf

Sorry....Saskatoon should not have made this list...

Come on no eastchezzitcook

why is it plural when its a single territory?

Ottawa is a city of neighbourhoods. To name a few of the nicer ones that are relatively central there’s the Glebe, Old Ottawa South, the Byward Market, Hintonburg/ Wellington West, New Edinburgh and Sandy Hill. Don’t judge it by its central business district.

I would say they are Lloydminster, Maple Creek, Moosomin, Nipawin and Kamsack. Why? Because they are all close to the borders so it's easy to get out and go somewheres else LOL!

Me watching this as we're preparing to move to Winnipeg for September 1st 2024. 😂🤣

I've always loved Canada, but after coming to Quebec I realized there is no other place in Canada I would rather live out the rest of my life. So I Stayed and I hope one day CAQ will see me as French enough to let me stay. Quebec is definitely not the easy option, but it's so worth it.

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After lack of health care, the number 2 reason not mentioned here is the flooding. Flooding can be anywhere in the province and can be biblical. Flooding can occur anytime from March thru Christmas ! Since all towns and cities are on rivers few places are safe. Even the lakes can flood. Avoid Grand Lake at all costs. There are videos of the Flooding in 2019.

Looks like you have to fly from Vancouver, which means changes: multiple flights. Whitehorse is about as far north as the Shetland Islands! Wow, that is north!

These house prices, even $900k CAD don't look expensive to me. Guess I live in an expensive place.

Wow! I'm 38 and I've never changed a car tyre. Bicycle 🚲 tyre, yes.

So forestry is not a thing in the Yukon?

LEAD! I WOULDN'T TOUCH THAT WITH A 2 km long pole. It makes you stupid and lead poisoning from diesel and petrol have make the entire human planet less intelligent! And it's going away slowly.

I agree with weyburn

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Have you ever been to YHZ or YEG? Both airports are located a very long distance from the cities that they are named for, in separate rural municipalities.

O-0 is that all ?

Fuck Canada!!!!!!

Need to mention healthcare access, both for us who work in it, and those who need it! Thnks.

I have visited 2x and I LOVE New Brunswick! My ancestors lived there from 1760-1908, my grand-parents left because of the cold winters and headed out to B.C. I loved all the pretty little towns and the people were so friendly!

I'm Canadian and had to search this video lol

Get rid of that narcissist you call a PM for a start.

If this guy doesn't like cloudy, rainy weather-well, that's Atlantic Canada, UK and Ireland, Norway and Denmark, Cascadia, western France all ruled out. Maybe he should be happy in Arizona or Libya.

I grew up in Minnedosa, a beautiful town in a valley in Southwestern MB. There's the lake & river there's swimming. boating and fishing, of course but all I ever seem to catch s clams! Others catch actual fish! One of the things I do there is go behind the falls and let them push me sliding into where the water pools. In the summer there's the rodeo, and the Classic Rock festival, right by the beach. National and even international rock bands show up and Great for camping, with lots of American tourists, who know about this gem & it's got all the amenities. It's a great place for exploring the foothills and it's a very clean town with some excellent historical places to visit. The summers are warm & dry. Most of the time there isn't much for mosquitoes, really not a bother. In the winters you can go skiing or snow shoe where your off the beaten path. There is also a new arena with hockey and public skating. Some say there's Sasquatch (Big Foot) around those parts, but I've never seen that! There are some great restaurants there and you can order Bison Burgers to go with your deep fried perogies or fries. There is an area near the beach/camp ground with actual Bison, last time I was there I got some photos right up close, though they say it's not good idea to do that! You just don't scare them! I've been all over the plane & there's nothing like it - in fact I would love to live there in Minnedosa again...

Calgary has a great downtown? I thought it was barren of any street life, it's more like an office park.