you're so right... the grass is always greener!! I'm Canadian, born in Canada and moved to the UK. Had a massive culture shock and ended up coming home at the beginning of covid. Both countries are so different yet I can't say one is better than the other (in my experience) they both have their own unique problems.
@@ayshas288 Imagine the culture shock moving from Canada to the UK. LOL, two Anglophone countries that share the same monarch. Now imagine the culture shock if you moved from Canada to say Korea or Japan. That's more of a culture shock.
@@harisadu8998 you should move there and find out 😂 no but tbh- it’s only because I was expecting there to be *no* difference between UK and Canada. I was very young and naive when I moved. Not to mention my boyfriend at the times family were super religious so I was thrust into all of that. For those who adapt quickly, don’t get caught up on things like food, transportation, small cultural differences etc. you’ll probably be fine. But don’t make the mistake that I did in assuming everything just because we both speak English in CA and in the UK everything going to be “exactly” the same lol. Definitely not
As a baby boomer aged Canadian, thank you so much! I agree with all your point and it was refreshing to see you guys make those points. I would not begrudge anyone a chance to come to Canada. In fact I would love to see more come. I love cultural diversity. Thank you for this video and the points you made!
Great discussion ladies. Your videos will be very useful for a lot of folks. One of the things I will say to my country's citizens when they want to immigrate is "Mingle. Don't be a frog in a well or stay in the same bubble of your own community. Explore. Learn. Experience."
Life is not easy anywhere. Every place has its own challenges, it's on us how we face & learn and achieve our goals. Love the way you explained, Very helpful video Subscribed 🙌🙌
I really appreciate your video. My parents came to Canada in the 1970s they had a hard time facing a different culture there was a lot of racism back then so they ended up staying in there community.
These are some points you should consider before coming to Canada. 1.Extreme Cold Weather. 2.To much Expensive Things. 3.Lack of Public Transport. 4.Candian Citizen First. 5.Different Culture. If you Overcome it then you Survive in Canada..
"No form of aggression will be tolerated." is my favorite Canadian government sign displayed almost everywhere. . . . . Great video, ladies!!!! Service Canada should be paying you.
I am an immigrant who came to Canada as a child and went to school, went to college, had a career and recently retired. Although I am thankful that Canada gave me opportunities, I just never felt Canada was where I was meant to be. Next year I will be selling everything I own and leaving Canada to live elsewhere. I don't hate Canada but I do not think it is where I belong.
Thanks for sharing your story Tom. What’s the place you want to live in after Canada? And if you don’t mind sharing, what is it in Canada that prevents you from feeling like home? Would love to hear your thoughts.☺️
Thanks for sharing your story Tom. What’s the place you want to live in after Canada? And if you don’t mind sharing, what is it in Canada that prevents you from feeling like home? Would love to hear your thoughts.☺️
@@MakeThatChange - I think in my case it was anecdotal events in my life that shaped my feelings about Canada. I had my best friend, who is "Canadian" betray me. I had a couple of failed long term relationships with "Canadians", and I worked for a "Canadian" company that was, in the end, a very morally questionable organization. These are just my experiences and I realize that most people will not feel the same as they will have different experiences. I feel like I'm a square peg trying to fit into a round hole here in Canada. I am looking to move and retire in Bali.
Michal, I am sorry to hear you had such a bad chain of events happen to you. In Russian we say, that life is like a zebra - you get a chain of dark events ( black stripes) happen to you, but eventually, you get onto a spree of good things ( white stripes) happening to you! I am sure now is time for the white stripes in your life and I believe you've come out stronger out of all of them. Bali is a wonderful place to be in and has the most wonderful people living there. You're making a great choice.
Anna and Anastasia, like your editing and scripting. It is easy to be negative but you lovely ladies shone on right points of our Canada. It is disturbing to see unruly protests sometime here by few, who coming from nations where no democracy and no right to vote/protest
Especially for myriad Spanish emigrees, wouldn't it be wonderful if non-English-speaking people contemplating moving to Canada could receive and understand your experience and good advice?
Loving this Asif! That's exactly the goal that we have! These videos are not meant to be demotivating, rather educational about who you want to be and where you want to live! Wishin you all the success brother!
One is bound to complain when they pay extremely high taxes(direct(income, house etc) and indirect) and still freeze their asses off in Canadian winter.
I was scared, when I recognized myself in words: your main goal in the life is to move to Canada. But then I realised that it's just current main goal and after the movement I will have power to achieve new goals😊
I wish Brazil was like Canada, and people would respect others, regardless of religion, sexuality, nationality, and so on... Thinking seriously about filling out my form on the website of Canadian Immigration.
Fala isso porque não morou no Canadá kkkk já tô nessa vida desde 2017 e o que ela disse é o equivalente a gringo que pensa que Brasil é multada dançando no RJ.A primeira vez que vi tiroteio e alguém cheirando pó,suicídio e etc foi em ontario,e com frequência.Nos anos que morei lá até atentado terrorista teve.
@@metalleon4578 Problemas sociais são em todo e qualquer lugar espalhado no mundo, principalmente advindo do uso de drogas! Mas no Brasil, já fui assaltado 6 vezes, minha tia já foi sequestrada e etc... O Brasil em sí tem uma cultura linda, mas a oportunidade para quem quer ter uma vida ''descente'', ou é de viver de concurso público (o que atualmente é impossível - 200k p/10 vagas) ou é na base da politicagem ou ''qi- quem indica''. Além disso, nossa presidência só has let us down, decidindo contra a ciência e desrespeitando várias minorias! E pra ferrar mais ainda, temos um risco ainda de ter um dos piores ladrões da história como presidente de novo (Lula). Imagina você estar sob essa pressão? Não saber se vai ser assaltado na rua, ganhar 1.600 reais em um país onde a gasolina está 7,00/litro, gás de zoinha 110, ser Barcharel, profissional, advogado e professor de Inglês para ganhar nem 2.000? Ainda com risco de perder a sua casa para Comunista, ou ser espancado por um retrocesso de Regime Militar... Relembrando que a taxa de homicídio no Brasil é 271/100,000 hab e no Canadá é de quase 2/100,000 hab.... Em fim, o Brasil é um país com uma cultura linda, existem muitas coisas aqui sim, mas o problema sócio-econômico do país está decaindo cada vez mais! A corrupção é TREMENDA, não que não exista no Canadá, mas faça a comparação! Olha a mentalidade do povo, aqui o pessoal quase te mata se não for cristão, não respeitam minoria e etc... Além disso as meninas só pensam em engravidar de você e levar tudo que você tem, ou casar e ficar cuidando dos filhos em casa.... Quero alguém com a mentalidade de somar e construir a vida comigo, não essa mentalidade limitada... (OBS. falo não generalizando, e sim em grande maioria dos casos).
I enjoy the mix of cultures, the foods and traditions of all the different peoples that have made their way here. Canada isn't an easy place to live, but it is a great place to live. All are welcome and I hope you stay.
Best video so far. Ethics of Canadians is so strong. Don’t come to Canada if u don’t get this. And I’m an American, where we try to be as upstanding but Canada is a level higher
Unfortunately, it is said that the older generation of immigrants who came back in the day didnt know the language and had a tough time assimilating. They faced discrimination and were not welcomed by the majority and this was the reason they ended up staying within their own communities..
Born and raised in Canada, and like it just fine. But I am contemplating leaving because it will be very difficult for me to afford a home here. In my mostly likely financial scenarios, the price of a home will not leave me with enough money for my retirement. I have some evidence that I can retire in greater comfort somewhere else.
I am planning to come to canada alone from India. I dont have any problem with culture or weed or drinking. I can work part time despite coming from a financial stable family. The only problem is i am introvert but i have loads of friends in my country( I have no clue how). I have a dust allegry and want to experience life further independently and i love travelling which is the only reason that i want to move. Should i take this bold step?
Rochak! Absolutely yes, it sounds like you have a lot of courage to consider such a move, which means your gut tells you to do it too! And even if you don’t like it, you can always come back!
Thanks for the video. But I feel your patriotism is a bit too aggressive here. It's okay for people to "complain about Canada and still live in Canada". She's also their country and they have rights to point out problems about her. That's how people voice their concerns and how problems are surfaced and addressed for improvements. Everyone has his or her own circumstances so I don't think it's right to judge them as lazy or not being flexible and tell them to move out if they don't like it here. Instead we should have empathy and strive to understand others as much as we can.
That's what i have imagined if i live in Canada. Following the rule and money can't buy anything. Even to get my ID card, i need to pay if want to speed up the progress in here. Corruption kill citizen rights.
Thank you for this valuable content. I found myself addicted to your video recently. Moving to Canada is becoming a subject of big reflexion for me. I am a young doctor in physics and I have 4 years of experience in research and teaching. Recently I have been thinking and planning to move to Canada with my wife and eventually get a PR. A professional consulting firm evaluated my file and found me eligible for 3 immigration programs including the Federal Skilled Workers program. This is very great. However, when I think about it, I ask myself: what is the guarentee that I will be employed in my actual work field (education, research ...) after spending a period doing survival works? Am I going to spend all my resources for nothing? It is for sure the most tough choice I faced in my whole life.
Hi! We are working on the video based on the exact questions you asked, keep an eye on our channel, we will release it very soon! 😊 In the meantime, food for thought - why do you want to move to Canada? Is there something you're not happy with in your home country that makes you want to move to Canada specifically? And what are you willing to sacrifice to achieve success in the new country? (Keep in mind there's no guarantee you'll have to struggle to find a job in your field. And there's no guarantee you won't. What you can guarantee yourself is that you will do your research about job market and how to look for a job, and be ready and be flexible)
@@MakeThatChange Well, since I had my PhD diploma, I was travelling from a country to another and working in different universities and Labs as a researcher. The opportunities in my home country are very limited. Now I am working as a researcher in China. However, what prompted my thoughts to immigrate to Canad is the seek of the stability. I have been married very recently and I cannot even bring my wife with me to China because of the COVID restrcition policies. I don't feel happy far from my wife and this is not the life that we both have imagined. The last time I saw her was only for 20 days after being separated for over 2 years because of the pandemic and then I had to go back to work alone and here we go again. Therefore, I thought about Canada to reach the stability we need. Even though I am a doctor in Physics and my wife is a doctor in Pharmacy, coming to Canada might be also a risk in my opinion. We might find ourselves working survival jobs for long period if no one of us find a suitable position in his professional field.
@@zammalimarouen7775 Hey man! Feel free to send me private messages via email. I'm Canadian and I absolutely HATE CANADA. My perspective is very unique and very dependent on my career choice. I am a tradesman. And being a tradesman in Canada excludes me from stability and from having a social life due to long hours, hourly pay and no guarantees. Career aside, Canada doesn't have many qualities as a country. Life is expensive. Life is boring. Distances between cities are enormous. Traveling is expensive and difficult. Housing is absurdly expensive. Utilities are expensive. Public transit sucks. The climate sucks. The food sucks. I live in France now and I'm so much happier.
Wish your channel the very best. You two are perfect to discuss these topics. I tried in 2005-2010 and they tried to destroy my life. That won't happen to you because this is 2021 and also because you are beautiful white women.
@@MakeThatChange Not telling you what to do but try different parts of Canada. Sub city, rural area, and of course " Vancouver " I moved to Canada when I was 15 from Taiwan. I spend 14 years in the Canadian Army reserve and 3. 5 years in Law enforcement. Because of my job, I met and worked with many Canadians from everywhere. Longer I stay in Canada, more I feel there is a disconnect between what " Canada " says it is about and what " Canada " actually is. I do not know if it is better to say " hey Canada, we have a problem, we are actually not what we say we are " I give you an example, at one of my workplace anti-racisms seminar, guess of all the American cities which city has the highest hate crimes against Asian during covid ? not San Francisco , not New York ....
thank you you make such informative video.In my country oficial language is english is that any added advantage.can I join you on facebook.According to my information in some areas or provices french language is practically official and language for communication.
Another Great video. Educational in a fun way as per usual. I’ve always tried to think of Canada as being filled with Villages. Where if your someplace you have never been before you watch your manners until you learn the customs of that village. I’ve seen this difference personally in neighbouring blocks. If your intelligent and a bit sneaky. You get to sample all kinds of lovely food from different cultures. I’ve found that most (not all) immigrants that I have met that consider themselves proudly Canadian. Love to share their culture from their home country with anyone that is genuinely interested. Also unlike the movies. If you offend someone’s culture in Canada. The most serious thing that is likely to happen is you will be asked to leave. Whereas in the movies you could be hung for offending someone’s culture. One final thing all new Immigrants should learn. “The Apology Act” Think about what type of people would write that into law and you will understand what it is to be Canadian a bit better.
Few of my friends having GCC, Asian, European experience migrated to Canada and after 2-3 yrs all returned back to their home country.. Saying its not the same as we look from outside..
As a multi generational Canadian...ya...you know, like 140yrs. ago. My heritage needed to survive with like minded migrants in the " middle of nowhere" . yup. It is true. This young country was built on the blood sweat and tears of its first settlers. 4 seasons is Canada! If that is tough, move to the southern hemisphere where clean water is scarce and most gov't s are corrupt and tyrannical. Pack a gun and have at er!
On one hand you say that you can buy a degree in other countries like Russia. On the other hand you complain that people coming to Canada are forced to retrain or recertify in order to get licensed. Obviously, you justified that requirement. If you are getting heart surgery, you expect a certain level of competency and would not want someone who bought their medical degree abroad. Pretty much every Western country requires retraining or recertification from US to Germany to UK. And with your example of that that Russian guy who left due to taxes, you bring up the main reason why many people immigrate to Canada that you don't really talk about in your videos: higher salary due to access to the Canadian labor market. You have people in software engineering in Bangalore making $5k USD/yr, Canada/Europe $80k-$100k and US $150k to upwards of $400k /yr. I know
Andrew you’re right. Where the issue arises is the misaligned expectations between how easy Canada makes it look vs the reality of getting recertified. As for salaries, I think we’ve gotta also look at the cost of living. Yes you’d make 150k as an engineer in Toronto, but you’ll pay a third of that amount for rent, then add utilities and other living expenses, etc.
Even if we say Canada is number 1, there's still always difficulty, for no country is perfect, there will still challenges no matter where we are. I see canada has a lot of opportunity than my country, I'm planning to change career that is demand in canada to apply and migrate. Great videos 👏👏👏
Thank you! That's true Mike, no place is perfect and we all have our own priorities and preferences, which makes it impossible for one place to be suitable for everyone. Best of luck to you!
Canada was fantastic around the early 1400s... incredible unspoiled wildlife, beavers and bison roamed freely, the indigenous population remained free of western European diseases and greed (and residential schools). Yes a few Vikings made it to the north shores of what was later to be named the island of Newfoundland - but it was more like an extended canoe camping trip... before the Basque, French and Irish/English fished out the cod to near extinction. 1970s? bell bottoms, disco and Margaret T - can't imagine a worse decade.
I don't understand why should I come to Canada if it can't help me find a wife. What other reason I need to relocate to a new country. I left my country 16 years ago and I'm still single, nobody explains to me that I won't be alone in Canada too. Just talking about weather and healthcare...
Canada is not responsible for helping you find a wife. Noone will. Focus on being sustainable and happy from within, happiness and confidence attracts people.
Is stopping and talking to strangers on street is common, are they really have as free thinking as I have seen in USA? Also do Canadians judge people by their English accent or personality and looks ?
Hi Techie Mickey! Yes small talk in public places is a commmon thing in Canada (but maybe not so much nowadays because of pandemic situation). Canadians in general are open and welcoming. Me personally, I've never been judged by my accent or looks... but my philosophy is: it's up to me to decide what to read into someone's reaction towards me or comments or judgement. Worst thing I can do is get offended and escalate situation and solidify someone's bad judgement. Best thing is to shake it off by making a joke and laughing together. I hope you know what I mean!
They can be welcoming but it is really hard to be friends or real friends with most of them, at list many of my friends from other countries and me have the same experience.
Hi! Talking about discrimination...As I commented in other video, I highly recommend to not use the term "third world country" It might sound very offensive for many people. It is better to use more neutral and respectful terms, such as "developing country" or "less economically developed country" Or just name the countries you are talking to directly by its name.Thanks! ✌
mashallah mother and daughter both are beautiful soul with beautiful heart anna one more thing five fingers are not equal people are helpless not lazy im sorry if my words hurt your feelings im extremly sorry you know the second name of the world is problems and some people afraid about everything like i told you five fingers are not equal you know people are not lazy people are afraid when they doing mistakes do you know the real legend of the world what he said in harward university everybody makes mistakes never regret them but correct them there is no such thing as a perfect world or perfect life
Moving there as a masters student in Montreal, Quebec. Had a very rosy picture before watching your videos. Any tips about the Montreal city? P.s. you guys are amazing, I like Russian people because of you two haha
Tarun, make sure you pick up French, because it will help make your life a lot better! You can get around without French too, since there are a lot of anglophones, but learning French will create more beautiful experiences for you. Also, if you don't speak French, I recommend settling in Downtown area or around south/west of Montreal, those areas are a little more anglo. Which masters are you studying?
@@MakeThatChange I'll try to stay in downtown even thought the rent is too high initially for your middle class indian boy :p I'll be studying IT Programmer Analyst course at Lasalle College, not actually a masters degree but a PG Diploma. I have a Bachelor's degree of 4 years in IT but I know it doesn't mean anything. And I just love the fact that you interact with everyone here :)
One of the takeaways from this is that if you have true morals in all aspects of life, then Canada might not be for you. Check out how few Canadians actually associate with a particular religion, or even believe in a god at all, and you'll understand their mentality as a whole. It sounded to me like this video not only equates progressiveness with accepting sinfulness, but also suggests going beyond being tolerant, and instead promotes acceptance of sinful ways that no god would find acceptable. Then again, this is the result of godless people. Keep in mind that having morals does not a phobia make.
Love the comments about gaming the system. Had a Brazilian roommate in Minneapolis who kept trying to bribe everyone. He ignored my warnings this would never work in Minnesota. But he brought his crappy values with him
I’ll moved to Canada since age 4 years old become Canadian Citizen through my parent go to school attend college , got career working as a nurse then marry had children . At the end Canada it’s a boring country near socialism lifestyle very expensive living ! Freezing cold summer too much humidity. To be honest it’s not a free country very discrimination about employment etc….Thank you I had enough Canada !! Welcome 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸❤️❤️❤️❤️
Your video reminded me what I disliked Canada once I was there and why I like Switzerland where I am living now. No need to be ashamed of not dating non-White people, no need to be happy with people who does not respect women's rights, no need to believe such cultures are enrichment. I realised I should be happy to be outside Canada after getting through your points. There are dozens of people in Canada who are not treating girls as second class kids and make them inferior to all. None of them ever integrate. They force all to appraise their freedom of killing girls for getting child out of wedlock. Those who are not happy are accused of "phobia". But I guess Canada is good for one group of people and countries like Switzerland for another. Canada is NOT for those who have strong national identity, who are proud from their countries/cultures, for whom history, tradition and family matters. Such believes are sufficient to be racist/homophobic and even if being "racist" and "homophobic" means being heterosexual white who is dating only heterosexual whites and hope one day marry to have kids and get them baptised in a church of choice. In Europe this is being average.
Informative video I should’ve watched this before moving here Canada 🇨🇦 is not a country to live in unless you’re super rich 🤑 but, if ur then why move to coldest country in the world 🌍 😢
Russia is way colder. Btw by moving to Canada some immigrants believe they have reached paradise. It is a terribly competitive society. You must work hard and be ambitious. Not a place for lazy persons. I note that the large majority of those going back to their country come from third world nations. Btw comments about weather are most of the time utterly hysterical.
Actually Canada Govt knows that people have lot of money and Canada Govt gives a Canadian dream to Asian or specially Indian youth... And after Reach there they reality starts.... And Canada looted your money in a very legal way....in the name of migration... P. R. Or student visa...or so called Jobs. I know 12 families who are well know to me... They all are come back from Canada... And spend lot of money there in the name of business and buy property and in the End lot of Tax problems..... I am in Germany from last 6 years and one of the finest country in the world to live.... And I feel Blessed. Anyway your decision is very Good... World worst country is Canada specially when you migrate with your money....
you're so right... the grass is always greener!! I'm Canadian, born in Canada and moved to the UK. Had a massive culture shock and ended up coming home at the beginning of covid. Both countries are so different yet I can't say one is better than the other (in my experience) they both have their own unique problems.
So well said Chloe! You definitely just choose what works best for you personally in the end!
How does moving from Canada to the UK give you a massive culture shock? What was so vastly different for you?
@@harisadu8998 I'm curious too...
@@ayshas288 Imagine the culture shock moving from Canada to the UK. LOL, two Anglophone countries that share the same monarch. Now imagine the culture shock if you moved from Canada to say Korea or Japan. That's more of a culture shock.
@@harisadu8998 you should move there and find out 😂 no but tbh- it’s only because I was expecting there to be *no* difference between UK and Canada. I was very young and naive when I moved. Not to mention my boyfriend at the times family were super religious so I was thrust into all of that.
For those who adapt quickly, don’t get caught up on things like food, transportation, small cultural differences etc. you’ll probably be fine.
But don’t make the mistake that I did in assuming everything just because we both speak English in CA and in the UK everything going to be “exactly” the same lol. Definitely not
As a baby boomer aged Canadian, thank you so much! I agree with all your point and it was refreshing to see you guys make those points. I would not begrudge anyone a chance to come to Canada. In fact I would love to see more come. I love cultural diversity. Thank you for this video and the points you made!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great discussion ladies. Your videos will be very useful for a lot of folks. One of the things I will say to my country's citizens when they want to immigrate is "Mingle. Don't be a frog in a well or stay in the same bubble of your own community. Explore. Learn. Experience."
Amen! That’s a fantastic advice 💯💯💯
Life is not easy anywhere. Every place has its own challenges, it's on us how we face & learn and achieve our goals. Love the way you explained, Very helpful video Subscribed 🙌🙌
Thank you Ganesh! We appreciate your time
thanks! you both are awesome.the stories that you shared are very relatable and resonates to most people . i definitely recommend this topic.
Thanks so much!
I really appreciate your video.
My parents came to Canada in the 1970s they had a hard time facing a different culture there was a lot of racism back then so they ended up staying in there community.
That very unfortunate! Do you things are better now ?
@@MakeThatChange
Things are better know compared to back then
There is more diversity inside Canada.
These are some points you should consider before coming to Canada.
1.Extreme Cold Weather.
2.To much Expensive Things.
3.Lack of Public Transport.
4.Candian Citizen First.
5.Different Culture.
If you Overcome it then you Survive in Canada..
I have worked in USA and have seen same situation.
@@jaikeerthysfdc4270 Day by day it's very hard to survive that's why people are leaving California..
That’s a great summary!
Good video. You are two very special women. You are very insightful and AWARE. Congratulations from an old 77 year old foggy. Keep up the good work.
"No form of aggression will be tolerated." is my favorite Canadian government sign displayed almost everywhere. . . . . Great video, ladies!!!! Service Canada should be paying you.
I’m afraid they will become displeased with some of our statements we make 😅
@@MakeThatChange You might be astonished--Generally, Service Canada is very realistic and flexible.
Which is pretty funny, since Canada is a country that tortures the living hell out of its citizens. Even little kids.
@Alberto Rosi What's a Chapman?
Not at all astonished! I agree, SC is amazingly sane, benevolent, and kind.
I am an immigrant who came to Canada as a child and went to school, went to college, had a career and recently retired. Although I am thankful that Canada gave me opportunities, I just never felt Canada was where I was meant to be. Next year I will be selling everything I own and leaving Canada to live elsewhere. I don't hate Canada but I do not think it is where I belong.
Thanks for sharing your story Tom. What’s the place you want to live in after Canada? And if you don’t mind sharing, what is it in Canada that prevents you from feeling like home? Would love to hear your thoughts.☺️
Thanks for sharing your story Tom. What’s the place you want to live in after Canada? And if you don’t mind sharing, what is it in Canada that prevents you from feeling like home? Would love to hear your thoughts.☺️
@@MakeThatChange - I think in my case it was anecdotal events in my life that shaped my feelings about Canada. I had my best friend, who is "Canadian" betray me. I had a couple of failed long term relationships with "Canadians", and I worked for a "Canadian" company that was, in the end, a very morally questionable organization. These are just my experiences and I realize that most people will not feel the same as they will have different experiences. I feel like I'm a square peg trying to fit into a round hole here in Canada. I am looking to move and retire in Bali.
Michal, I am sorry to hear you had such a bad chain of events happen to you. In Russian we say, that life is like a zebra - you get a chain of dark events ( black stripes) happen to you, but eventually, you get onto a spree of good things ( white stripes) happening to you! I am sure now is time for the white stripes in your life and I believe you've come out stronger out of all of them.
Bali is a wonderful place to be in and has the most wonderful people living there. You're making a great choice.
welcome to the Russia >:D
Anna and Anastasia, like your editing and scripting. It is easy to be negative but you lovely ladies shone on right points of our Canada. It is disturbing to see unruly protests sometime here by few, who coming from nations where no democracy and no right to vote/protest
Thank you for watching Raman and your kind words. Stay safe out there!
You both are amazing. The way you explained this difficult topic and make it so simple to understand is awesome. Thanks
Thank you for watching 😊
Once again, very good video - nice in-depth and thoughtful review and advice as usual. Thanks
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wow, sounds like I’d fit in perfectly in Canada! I wish it were only as simple as to purchase that one way ticket..:)
It’s not simple, but it’s not impossible! I’m sure you have what it takes 🤗
Especially for myriad Spanish emigrees, wouldn't it be wonderful if non-English-speaking people contemplating moving to Canada could receive and understand your experience and good advice?
It would be absolutely amazing if we had that! Sadly we don’t have Spanish knowledge or ability to translate - but hopefully one day!
Very thoughtful video. Agree with each point that you mentioned !
Thank you for watching Smile!
You people are really wonderful. In start I thought I get demotivated but you people even motivated me more with truths. Thank you. More power to you.
Loving this Asif! That's exactly the goal that we have! These videos are not meant to be demotivating, rather educational about who you want to be and where you want to live! Wishin you all the success brother!
@@MakeThatChange Thank you so much. Keep growing. And if you need any support from my side. You are warmly welcomed to ask 😇
Thank you Asif, it means a lot!
@@MakeThatChange My pleasure power girls 😇
One is bound to complain when they pay extremely high taxes(direct(income, house etc) and indirect) and still freeze their asses off in Canadian winter.
Reply From Make That Change:
Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha...........:)
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True story man
The problem with internet and social media is that every one thinks she or he is an expert on everything👎
Humans love to please their own ego
Great video! We came here in the ‘70’s
I'd criticised you guys earlier. But I'm glad your new tonality is way better now. You're talking fact. And that's good. 🙂 All the best guys!
We take constructive feedback to heart
I was scared, when I recognized myself in words: your main goal in the life is to move to Canada. But then I realised that it's just current main goal and after the movement I will have power to achieve new goals😊
Always aim higher 👏💪
@@MakeThatChange that is what I wanna do after your videos
Thank you, well explained!
I wish Brazil was like Canada, and people would respect others, regardless of religion, sexuality, nationality, and so on... Thinking seriously about filling out my form on the website of Canadian Immigration.
DO IT!
Fala isso porque não morou no Canadá kkkk já tô nessa vida desde 2017 e o que ela disse é o equivalente a gringo que pensa que Brasil é multada dançando no RJ.A primeira vez que vi tiroteio e alguém cheirando pó,suicídio e etc foi em ontario,e com frequência.Nos anos que morei lá até atentado terrorista teve.
@@metalleon4578 Problemas sociais são em todo e qualquer lugar espalhado no mundo, principalmente advindo do uso de drogas! Mas no Brasil, já fui assaltado 6 vezes, minha tia já foi sequestrada e etc... O Brasil em sí tem uma cultura linda, mas a oportunidade para quem quer ter uma vida ''descente'', ou é de viver de concurso público (o que atualmente é impossível - 200k p/10 vagas) ou é na base da politicagem ou ''qi- quem indica''. Além disso, nossa presidência só has let us down, decidindo contra a ciência e desrespeitando várias minorias! E pra ferrar mais ainda, temos um risco ainda de ter um dos piores ladrões da história como presidente de novo (Lula). Imagina você estar sob essa pressão? Não saber se vai ser assaltado na rua, ganhar 1.600 reais em um país onde a gasolina está 7,00/litro, gás de zoinha 110, ser Barcharel, profissional, advogado e professor de Inglês para ganhar nem 2.000? Ainda com risco de perder a sua casa para Comunista, ou ser espancado por um retrocesso de Regime Militar...
Relembrando que a taxa de homicídio no Brasil é 271/100,000 hab e no Canadá é de quase 2/100,000 hab....
Em fim, o Brasil é um país com uma cultura linda, existem muitas coisas aqui sim, mas o problema sócio-econômico do país está decaindo cada vez mais! A corrupção é TREMENDA, não que não exista no Canadá, mas faça a comparação! Olha a mentalidade do povo, aqui o pessoal quase te mata se não for cristão, não respeitam minoria e etc... Além disso as meninas só pensam em engravidar de você e levar tudo que você tem, ou casar e ficar cuidando dos filhos em casa.... Quero alguém com a mentalidade de somar e construir a vida comigo, não essa mentalidade limitada... (OBS. falo não generalizando, e sim em grande maioria dos casos).
Everything is a challenge for the beginners and thank you for helping us with your suggestions 👍. Good luck
Thank you brother, all the best to you!
I enjoy the mix of cultures, the foods and traditions of all the different peoples that have made their way here. Canada isn't an easy place to live, but it is a great place to live. All are welcome and I hope you stay.
Couldn’t agree more with that! With the tight attitude, you can build a happy life
Your videos helps me so much Thank you, I hope someday I'll be able to immigrat to Canada too
We’re with you in this process! All the best !
The only thing stops me from moving to Canada is extreme cold weather
What if I told you you can dress up warmly and stay warm ?
Reading your comment would lead people to believe the temperature is -40°celcius 365 days a year.
When u in-acted Anastasia's alter ego😂 that was bang on and hillarious
Best video so far. Ethics of Canadians is so strong. Don’t come to Canada if u don’t get this. And I’m an American, where we try to be as upstanding but Canada is a level higher
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one of the best differentiating channel. Who provide knowledge information ... Thank You .. :)
Thank you AndySmith
@@MakeThatChange Hi, I really admire your work. If you need any aid regarding video editing you can contact to me anytime, ill there for you guys.. :)
Best chanel about immigration to Canada I reached so far, really valuable and well presented information. Thank u both 💙🍀🇧🇷
Thank you for watching 😊
Unfortunately, it is said that the older generation of immigrants who came back in the day didnt know the language and had a tough time assimilating. They faced discrimination and were not welcomed by the majority and this was the reason they ended up staying within their own communities..
Thats very much true! No longer the case as much these days…
Born and raised in Canada, and like it just fine. But I am contemplating leaving because it will be very difficult for me to afford a home here. In my mostly likely financial scenarios, the price of a home will not leave me with enough money for my retirement. I have some evidence that I can retire in greater comfort somewhere else.
I am planning to come to canada alone from India. I dont have any problem with culture or weed or drinking. I can work part time despite coming from a financial stable family. The only problem is i am introvert but i have loads of friends in my country( I have no clue how). I have a dust allegry and want to experience life further independently and i love travelling which is the only reason that i want to move. Should i take this bold step?
Rochak! Absolutely yes, it sounds like you have a lot of courage to consider such a move, which means your gut tells you to do it too! And even if you don’t like it, you can always come back!
Thanks for the video. But I feel your patriotism is a bit too aggressive here. It's okay for people to "complain about Canada and still live in Canada". She's also their country and they have rights to point out problems about her. That's how people voice their concerns and how problems are surfaced and addressed for improvements. Everyone has his or her own circumstances so I don't think it's right to judge them as lazy or not being flexible and tell them to move out if they don't like it here. Instead we should have empathy and strive to understand others as much as we can.
Well said PaulGeometry and duly noted
Nice words
Very accurate and mature suggestion, thanks bro
very well said, beautiful ladies.
Thank you sir !
Very interesting informations . I really agree . Wish you good luck .
Thank you! all the best of luck to you too!
That's what i have imagined if i live in Canada. Following the rule and money can't buy anything. Even to get my ID card, i need to pay if want to speed up the progress in here. Corruption kill citizen rights.
Couldn’t agree more! Corruption corrupts the country and people on so many levels.
Wow 😲 Your channel is awesome 👏 Keep up the good work 👍
Thanks English Bro! Welcome!
thanks for sharing your experience 🙏🏼
thank you for watching!
Good video Anna and Anastasia
Thank you Em🙏
Thank you for this valuable content. I found myself addicted to your video recently. Moving to Canada is becoming a subject of big reflexion for me. I am a young doctor in physics and I have 4 years of experience in research and teaching. Recently I have been thinking and planning to move to Canada with my wife and eventually get a PR. A professional consulting firm evaluated my file and found me eligible for 3 immigration programs including the Federal Skilled Workers program. This is very great. However, when I think about it, I ask myself: what is the guarentee that I will be employed in my actual work field (education, research ...) after spending a period doing survival works? Am I going to spend all my resources for nothing? It is for sure the most tough choice I faced in my whole life.
Hi! We are working on the video based on the exact questions you asked, keep an eye on our channel, we will release it very soon! 😊 In the meantime, food for thought - why do you want to move to Canada? Is there something you're not happy with in your home country that makes you want to move to Canada specifically? And what are you willing to sacrifice to achieve success in the new country? (Keep in mind there's no guarantee you'll have to struggle to find a job in your field. And there's no guarantee you won't. What you can guarantee yourself is that you will do your research about job market and how to look for a job, and be ready and be flexible)
@@MakeThatChange Well, since I had my PhD diploma, I was travelling from a country to another and working in different universities and Labs as a researcher. The opportunities in my home country are very limited. Now I am working as a researcher in China. However, what prompted my thoughts to immigrate to Canad is the seek of the stability. I have been married very recently and I cannot even bring my wife with me to China because of the COVID restrcition policies. I don't feel happy far from my wife and this is not the life that we both have imagined. The last time I saw her was only for 20 days after being separated for over 2 years because of the pandemic and then I had to go back to work alone and here we go again. Therefore, I thought about Canada to reach the stability we need. Even though I am a doctor in Physics and my wife is a doctor in Pharmacy, coming to Canada might be also a risk in my opinion. We might find ourselves working survival jobs for long period if no one of us find a suitable position in his professional field.
@@zammalimarouen7775 Hey man! Feel free to send me private messages via email. I'm Canadian and I absolutely HATE CANADA. My perspective is very unique and very dependent on my career choice. I am a tradesman. And being a tradesman in Canada excludes me from stability and from having a social life due to long hours, hourly pay and no guarantees. Career aside, Canada doesn't have many qualities as a country. Life is expensive. Life is boring. Distances between cities are enormous. Traveling is expensive and difficult. Housing is absurdly expensive. Utilities are expensive. Public transit sucks. The climate sucks. The food sucks. I live in France now and I'm so much happier.
Absolutely none, give Canada a miss bumbling bureaucrats are ubiquitous as are the systems.
You 2 should be sponsored by the Canadian Government. You're truth tellers.
haha not sure they would want to sponsor this video though th-cam.com/video/ynUgP5eMhpA/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for sharing valuable experience. Keep Posting 👍🍺
Thanks for watching Ravindu!❤️
Lots of great ideas investigated . Thanks Brian 81
Thank you for watching Brian. Hope you enjoyed it 😊
Ladies I appreciate all the information of your video
Thank you Suparno 😅
I love this video good adviser for you guyz thanks
Thanks for watching!😊
Always love your videos.
Thank you Shahid 🙏
Wish your channel the very best. You two are perfect to discuss these topics. I tried in 2005-2010 and they tried to destroy my life. That won't happen to you because this is 2021 and also because you are beautiful white women.
What happened to you in those years? What advice would you give based on that experience ?
I am hooked to your channel. insightful Video, thanks :)
thank you Lethabo!
Great video and channel. Can you help in this process of immigrating. Thanks
Hi Kim, you can start with this video th-cam.com/video/4cRtSoBO3Os/w-d-xo.html
Nice Guide video. But i have one question.. Whats there behind the white metal cup..?
Thank you Alexander! We are glad you asked 🙃. That is, in fact, a bottle opener from Greece😉
@@MakeThatChange aaah, now i see! In Thailand also have a lot like this :-D
Good video. Good to finally watch some truly relevant and important content for those seeking to move there.
Glad you found it useful Shurman!
I am really curious to see if your views will change after living in Canada longer and live in other parts of Canada.
One of us lived in Canada for 10 years, lived in Quebec and Toronto. Will give it another 10 years, and let you know
@@MakeThatChange Not telling you what to do but try different parts of Canada. Sub city, rural area, and of course " Vancouver " I moved to Canada when I was 15 from Taiwan. I spend 14 years in the Canadian Army reserve and 3. 5 years in Law enforcement. Because of my job, I met and worked with many Canadians from everywhere. Longer I stay in Canada, more I feel there is a disconnect between what " Canada " says it is about and what " Canada " actually is. I do not know if it is better to say " hey Canada, we have a problem, we are actually not what we say we are " I give you an example, at one of my workplace anti-racisms seminar, guess of all the American cities which city has the highest hate crimes against Asian during covid ? not San Francisco , not New York ....
The analysis is accurate but superfecial.
Thank you for your feedback, care to elaborate?
Great content. 100% accurate.
Thank you Shinra!
thank you you make such informative video.In my country oficial language is english is that any added advantage.can I join you on facebook.According to my information in some areas or provices french language is practically official and language for communication.
Hi Nasir! You are very welcome to join our Facebook group facebook.com/groups/mkthatchange
I woudl like canadian ofcause i realyted 19 upto now i giving thanks i hope you very good
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Another Great video.
Educational in a fun way as per usual.
I’ve always tried to think of Canada as being filled with Villages.
Where if your someplace you have never been before you watch your manners until you learn the customs of that village.
I’ve seen this difference personally in neighbouring blocks.
If your intelligent and a bit sneaky. You get to sample all kinds of lovely food from different cultures.
I’ve found that most (not all) immigrants that I have met that consider themselves proudly Canadian.
Love to share their culture from their home country with anyone that is genuinely interested.
Also unlike the movies. If you offend someone’s culture in Canada. The most serious thing that is likely to happen is you will be asked to leave.
Whereas in the movies you could be hung for offending someone’s culture.
One final thing all new Immigrants should learn.
“The Apology Act”
Think about what type of people would write that into law and you will understand what it is to be Canadian a bit better.
Beautifully said, Tom. The beautify of Canada is indeed in not just it’s rich culture, but I’d the openness of Canadians to different cultures!
You are the most honest advisors in whole internet
☺️👯♀️just trying our best to help!
@@MakeThatChange Здравстуйте! Вы действительно помогаете делать обьективные выводы. Спасибо что ответили.
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Просьба читать ...on the entire internet... сегодня нашел. Сколько учу никак не дойду до правильного составления предложений
у вас хорошо получается! практика - самое важное!
Few of my friends having GCC, Asian, European experience migrated to Canada and after 2-3 yrs all returned back to their home country.. Saying its not the same as we look from outside..
I’ve also seen this happened a number of times to my friends
As a multi generational Canadian...ya...you know, like 140yrs. ago. My heritage needed to survive with like minded migrants in the " middle of nowhere" . yup. It is true. This young country was built on the blood sweat and tears of its first settlers. 4 seasons is Canada! If that is tough, move to the southern hemisphere where clean water is scarce and most gov't s are corrupt and tyrannical. Pack a gun and have at er!
Which country wasn't built on blood sweat and tears?
@@MakeThatChange that is certainly the point.agreed.
In Canada thr bureaucracy is so exuberant that I would almost believe that Kafka lived here...
😅that’s a good one!
I find some Canadians are closed minded tho, then should they be leaving Canada ?
Depends on who’s asking 😅
What if you have an online job you can do anywhere.
Online jobs are the best🙏
Thank you
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On one hand you say that you can buy a degree in other countries like Russia. On the other hand you complain that people coming to Canada are forced to retrain or recertify in order to get licensed. Obviously, you justified that requirement. If you are getting heart surgery, you expect a certain level of competency and would not want someone who bought their medical degree abroad. Pretty much every Western country requires retraining or recertification from US to Germany to UK.
And with your example of that that Russian guy who left due to taxes, you bring up the main reason why many people immigrate to Canada that you don't really talk about in your videos: higher salary due to access to the Canadian labor market. You have people in software engineering in Bangalore making $5k USD/yr, Canada/Europe $80k-$100k and US $150k to upwards of $400k /yr. I know
Andrew you’re right. Where the issue arises is the misaligned expectations between how easy Canada makes it look vs the reality of getting recertified.
As for salaries, I think we’ve gotta also look at the cost of living. Yes you’d make 150k as an engineer in Toronto, but you’ll pay a third of that amount for rent, then add utilities and other living expenses, etc.
Even if we say Canada is number 1, there's still always difficulty, for no country is perfect, there will still challenges no matter where we are. I see canada has a lot of opportunity than my country, I'm planning to change career that is demand in canada to apply and migrate. Great videos 👏👏👏
Thank you!
That's true Mike, no place is perfect and we all have our own priorities and preferences, which makes it impossible for one place to be suitable for everyone.
Best of luck to you!
Canada was fantastic in the 50-60 and 70.....and....and...? starting changing the quality of life....and....and it continue...
Wish I could see Canada back then 😌
Canada was fantastic around the early 1400s... incredible unspoiled wildlife, beavers and bison roamed freely, the indigenous population remained free of western European diseases and greed (and residential schools). Yes a few Vikings made it to the north shores of what was later to be named the island of Newfoundland - but it was more like an extended canoe camping trip... before the Basque, French and Irish/English fished out the cod to near extinction. 1970s? bell bottoms, disco and Margaret T - can't imagine a worse decade.
You've just made my day :)
It's too cold
Canada is an excellent place to go for a vacation in the summer or to immigrate for labor jobs.
I don't understand why should I come to Canada if it can't help me find a wife. What other reason I need to relocate to a new country.
I left my country 16 years ago and I'm still single, nobody explains to me that I won't be alone in Canada too. Just talking about weather and healthcare...
Canada is not responsible for helping you find a wife. Noone will. Focus on being sustainable and happy from within, happiness and confidence attracts people.
It seems like a tough journey to get to Canada is the first step 🙈😭😅
And once you’re there , the journey just begins too !🤪
What are the opportunities in the Advertising Industry in Canada? This is regarding my 27 years old son who has about 4 years of experience in India🙏
Advertising and marketing are growing strong in Canada!
@@MakeThatChange Thank you for your reply
Is stopping and talking to strangers on street is common, are they really have as free thinking as I have seen in USA?
Also do Canadians judge people by their English accent or personality and looks ?
Hi Techie Mickey! Yes small talk in public places is a commmon thing in Canada (but maybe not so much nowadays because of pandemic situation). Canadians in general are open and welcoming.
Me personally, I've never been judged by my accent or looks... but my philosophy is: it's up to me to decide what to read into someone's reaction towards me or comments or judgement. Worst thing I can do is get offended and escalate situation and solidify someone's bad judgement. Best thing is to shake it off by making a joke and laughing together. I hope you know what I mean!
They can be welcoming but it is really hard to be friends or real friends with most of them, at list many of my friends from other countries and me have the same experience.
Well done
Thank you!
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Вы просто прекрасны, успехов в жизни и карьере
Спасибо! Вам тоже ❤️
So why you are in Canada ? Do you have a reason ?
As you say don't come to canada
Many reasons actually. Check out our video on why immigrants stay in Canada - th-cam.com/video/zTTcxGd5s5g/w-d-xo.html
salamat po
You are very welcome!
Hi! Talking about discrimination...As I commented in other video, I highly recommend to not use the term "third world country" It might sound very offensive for many people. It is better to use more neutral and respectful terms, such as "developing country" or "less economically developed country" Or just name the countries you are talking to directly by its name.Thanks! ✌
Thanks for your feedback Samuel.
@@MakeThatChange ☺Your welcome! And thanks for the videos! 🙏
WE drink 50 cups of Tim Horton's coffee every day!!!! 😂 😂 😂
And too it up with 100 timbits!
mashallah mother and daughter both are beautiful soul with beautiful heart anna one more thing five fingers are not equal people are helpless not lazy im sorry if my words hurt your feelings im extremly sorry you know the second name of the world is problems and some people afraid about everything like i told you five fingers are not equal you know people are not lazy people are afraid when they doing mistakes do you know the real legend of the world what he said in harward university everybody makes mistakes never regret them but correct them there is no such thing as a perfect world or perfect life
Thank you Sameer
مكتب لكنديين يتحدثون العربيه بدون اى تدخل مصرى او شروط تعجيزيه هجره/ زياده مهارات اللغه وخبرات العمل
unfotunately we don't speak Arabic
@@MakeThatChange learn you
Moving there as a masters student in Montreal, Quebec. Had a very rosy picture before watching your videos. Any tips about the Montreal city?
P.s. you guys are amazing, I like Russian people because of you two haha
Tarun, make sure you pick up French, because it will help make your life a lot better! You can get around without French too, since there are a lot of anglophones, but learning French will create more beautiful experiences for you.
Also, if you don't speak French, I recommend settling in Downtown area or around south/west of Montreal, those areas are a little more anglo.
Which masters are you studying?
@@MakeThatChange I'll try to stay in downtown even thought the rent is too high initially for your middle class indian boy :p
I'll be studying IT Programmer Analyst course at Lasalle College, not actually a masters degree but a PG Diploma. I have a Bachelor's degree of 4 years in IT but I know it doesn't mean anything. And I just love the fact that you interact with everyone here :)
Love from Bangladesh 😍😍🇧🇩 💙💙💙💙💙💙💙
Back at ya!❤️
So why dont you both leave Canada yourself and git rid of frustration in Canada ...was there any problem in Russia ? ..
Watch our other videos to answer this question, brother 😉
Liberal Canada showed quite another side of it's face during Corona, as did Liberal Australia. 🤔
Great 👍👌
🙏🙏thank you
One of the takeaways from this is that if you have true morals in all aspects of life, then Canada might not be for you. Check out how few Canadians actually associate with a particular religion, or even believe in a god at all, and you'll understand their mentality as a whole. It sounded to me like this video not only equates progressiveness with accepting sinfulness, but also suggests going beyond being tolerant, and instead promotes acceptance of sinful ways that no god would find acceptable. Then again, this is the result of godless people. Keep in mind that having morals does not a phobia make.
Why should I invest millions for pain. I love my country
That’s a fair question!
İ love Canada but i don't know how to came. İ'm citizenship somalia but i live in Turkey İstanbul for study. 🥺
You can start by going through Canada.ca website - section Immigration and Citizenship
Sounds like I should move there.
Totally!
It's too liberal
Love the comments about gaming the system. Had a Brazilian roommate in Minneapolis who kept trying to bribe everyone. He ignored my warnings this would never work in Minnesota. But he brought his crappy values with him
When in Rome, behave like a Roman ☺️
I’ll moved to Canada since age 4 years old become Canadian Citizen through my parent go to school attend college , got career working as a nurse then marry had children . At the end Canada it’s a boring country near socialism lifestyle very expensive living ! Freezing cold summer too much humidity. To be honest it’s not a free country very discrimination about employment etc….Thank you I had enough Canada !! Welcome 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for sharing! What province did you live in?
yes! I.m Canada compliant!
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Your video reminded me what I disliked Canada once I was there and why I like Switzerland where I am living now. No need to be ashamed of not dating non-White people, no need to be happy with people who does not respect women's rights, no need to believe such cultures are enrichment. I realised I should be happy to be outside Canada after getting through your points.
There are dozens of people in Canada who are not treating girls as second class kids and make them inferior to all. None of them ever integrate. They force all to appraise their freedom of killing girls for getting child out of wedlock. Those who are not happy are accused of "phobia". But I guess Canada is good for one group of people and countries like Switzerland for another. Canada is NOT for those who have strong national identity, who are proud from their countries/cultures, for whom history, tradition and family matters. Such believes are sufficient to be racist/homophobic and even if being "racist" and "homophobic" means being heterosexual white who is dating only heterosexual whites and hope one day marry to have kids and get them baptised in a church of choice. In Europe this is being average.
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Informative video I should’ve watched this before moving here
Canada 🇨🇦 is not a country to live in unless you’re super rich 🤑 but, if ur then why move to coldest country in the world 🌍 😢
Haha good point! Thanks for watching
Russia is way colder. Btw by moving to Canada some immigrants believe they have reached paradise. It is a terribly competitive society. You must work hard and be ambitious. Not a place for lazy persons. I note that the large majority of those going back to their country come from third world nations. Btw comments about weather are most of the time utterly hysterical.
Actually Canada Govt knows that people have lot of money and Canada Govt gives a Canadian dream to Asian or specially Indian youth... And after Reach there they reality starts.... And Canada looted your money in a very legal way....in the name of migration... P. R. Or student visa...or so called Jobs.
I know 12 families who are well know to me... They all are come back from Canada... And spend lot of money there in the name of business and buy property and in the End lot of Tax problems.....
I am in Germany from last 6 years and one of the finest country in the world to live.... And I feel Blessed.
Anyway your decision is very Good...
World worst country is Canada specially when you migrate with your money....
It's india
Thanks for sharing your perspective Deepak.