Lived in both Vancouver and Winnipeg, and honestly I'd pick Winnipeg man. I get a more "homey" feeling in Winnipeg compared to Vancouver, everyone feels to plastic and fake in Vancouver, feels like they are all just fake people who put on masks to hide their true colors. In Winnipeg I feel it is more close knit and has a certain layer of authenticity. Sure it is smaller and less extravagant, but you learn to appreciate the people around you, and that's what counts. Also Vancouver is wayyyy more expensive compared to Winnipeg, so that's a plus.
I moved from Vancouver to Winnipeg. I miss the Coast for the view, but life in Winnipeg is better. However, getting a job in Vancouver is easier than here in Wpg. Both my adult kids live in BC one in Vancouver and one in Nanaimo. My Daughter in Vancouver pays $600/month to share a bedroom and in Wpg she had her own 2 bedroom apartment for that much.
Yes! And the insanely huge amount of people openly using needles in ultra touristy places. Sorry Vancity. I love everything else about BC. I'd move back k to Victoria in a heart beat. But alas here I am in Winnipeg.
Job competition is not just based on cities, it based on the need in that field. You can have 10 years of combined undergrad and graduate education in Winnipeg, and still find it highly competitive like I do.
Hang in there! Depression is a real thing...we've all gone through it..Do you have any friends? Where did you move from? And how are you feeling today?
So dope! Thank you so much. I live in Vancouver and really want to move to Winnipeg, but im nervous. Haven’t started watching yet, but hopefully this helps me make my decision!
Audaciously Me god don't do it! You will regret it the second you arrive lol... everytime I visit family in Winnipeg I get depressed the second I enter the city and feel so proud I escaped this hell
I am currently international student in winnipeg and in my opinion its the most boring city ever.Plus its very cold.There nothing much you can do except just study
As an American any where in Canada is great. Love the people ! Super kind and welcoming but they also give you space. People in Canada are better looking than in USA. I guess it attributes to a clean air, copious space, and multitude of outdoor activities. Obesity is like half of that of USA.
I would like to say thank you for not trash talking winnipeg ... I been to van and don't get me wrong it is a wonderful city but I like the closeness and the love people have in winnipeg.. lots of love from winnipeg mb
I just found your channel. Exactly what I needed lol. This is such a great video. I am scheduled to come to Victoria soon. I need to get some tips on what I need to know about the place before I come. Thank you
Weldon Peter... i think next time it should be a live video so people can ask questions... everything she said about Vancouver goes with what i had read about it while i was preparing to move there two years ago to go to VanArts before i changed my mind... VC is a place i sure would wanna live in someday... just to experience the city...
from vancouver, i can tell you that comparing vancouver to winnipeg is like comparing san francisco to milwaukee. many middle class vancouver people struggle to make ends meet....you could easily pay $1700 a month in rent just for a modest small older appartment. people in van are confused about who runs the city... the countless drug addicts, homeless, gay pride society the mayor or the activist cyclists or protesters who are allowed to shut down any street and delay the flow of traffic at anytime. to a large degree this place has been dramatically affected by big chinese money and the housing market is so out of control that even a old small beat up house will sell for one million, and i could go on and on. most people are very insular and dont care much to meet new friends. when someone from van says they will call you later that could mean later that day or later in the year. other than that its got some very nice scenery
hi peter i love what you are doing on the channel, watching your channel stirs up my dream to come to canada, please i want you to recommend a good filming school in toronto that i can apply for, considering the fact that you are a film maker. thank you.
I live in the UK working towards a nursing degree. I haven't been to Canada but I wouldn't wanna live in that extreme cold environment. One thing I like about Canada is their big fine houses. How long have you lived in Canada? @V.City
he a shill I live here for 30 year s why ask this clown yes I do live in richest neighborhoods British.propertie u would not.know sittin here 5 bedroom with four cats all.alone this wank.a clown
I’ll just explain it the way I see it (Canadian born and raised)... Health care in Canada is “free”, we pay for it in our taxes. Pretty much everything is taxed, our paycheques are taxed, purchases from stores are taxed with a GST and a PST tax. A good portion of those taxes pay for our healthcare system. With that being said we do pay for dental ourselves, medication ourselves, eye exams, chiropractic and physiotherapy ourselves. So essentially our doctors appointments and hospital visits and any medications we need while in the hospital are covered by our healthcare system. Most employers have a health plan coverage through insurance companies that will cover a percentage of the extra things like medication, eyeglasses, chiropractic, massage, physiotherapy, ambulance fees and Dental as well as a travel insurance coverage for if we have medical emergencies while travelling in other provinces and in the United States or other countries. So for a single person that cost can be from $50 and up a month and for somebody who has dependants (spouse or children) that cost is much higher. The cost varies based on the coverage and percentage you are getting with your package. Even though we are taxed quite high (13% total PST & GST on purchases here in Manitoba, and tax off of our paycheques... not exactly sure how much is put towards our healthcare of those percentages) I think that our system is pretty good. In the United States they have to decide whether or not to go bankrupt or get treatment for cancer, I’ll pay the taxes and be ok with that for if ever I get sick. You may have to wait for your doctors appointments or to see a specialist, but if you are extremely sick and need medical attention right away it’s there... and it’s free!
I moved from Vancouver to Winnipeg. I miss the Coast for the view, but life in Winnipeg is better. However, getting a job in Vancouver is easier than here in Wpg. Both my adult kids live in BC one in Vancouver and one in Nanaimo. My Daughter in Vancouver pays $600/month to share a bedroom and in Wpg she had her own 2 bedroom apartment for that much.
@@Bodybuilding109 for some reason I never got these notifications. My daughter lived in Old St. B in a 12 unit building. Most tenants worked at St B and when I was talking to the landlord he said he liked to keep the rent a little lower to keep tenants. He said it was nice to not have to chase people to pay and that by keeping it a bit lower it was actually better for him. This was close to 6 yrs ago though.
Winnipeg is better. Why? Major Housing price difference. Have to work 24/7 to live in Vancouver, no spending money for fun. No holidays. Winnipeg - comparatively cheap Housing, more extra cash, more weekend fun, can take winter holidays somewhere tropical, can take summer roadtrip to places in Canada. Only problem is winter is terrible, invest in a good parka. If you have lots of cash, or very high paying job, or whatever and money isn't an issue, then Vancouver is better, for sure.
I agree. I'm from Vancouver and live in Winnipeg now for the past 15 yrs. Both my adult kids moved back to Vancouver. When we lived in Vancouver we never could have bought a house, here we did and were able to raise our kids with them being able to do activities because we could afford it here. Winter here though is awful!! lol My husband loves it as he loves to go ice fishing and he also rides his bike year round here.
Hmm I never thought that finding part time job would be difficult in Vancouver. But I think I will find a job it shouldn't be a big deal from my perspective. Also I heard in Vancouver people are not social is that really true? I'm curious.
Nah finding jobs in Vancouver isn’t hard at all. It mostly depends on what you are looking and if you know people who can get through the door. Honestly Vancouver isn’t very social I’ve lived here for almost 7 years and I’m still trying to figure out why.
I have to disagree it's easier to find a job in Vancouver .. also in Vancouver all my job offers were 20-30k more than my Winnipeg ones.. I guess depends on the field.. but as a paralegal it's very easy... I got 3-4 interviews a week.. I am white female and finding friends in van city was easier than all other cities I lived.
Hi sorry to bother, I am law graduate from foreign country. Planning to move to Canada next year. Should I consider Manitoba. I will be doing a diploma in paralegal most probably. I think getting a permanent residency is little easier compared to other provinces. Maybe I am wrong? Firstly I considered BC coz of the weather but many people were saying bc has drug issues, plus it's getting really expensive. Then i decided Ontario would be a good choice. Now some friends of mine in Ontario saying it takes longer here to get PR here coz of amount of people apply for PR in Ontario. Would really appreciate your opinion on how to decide which province to choose. My main aim is to get settled in next 5 years ( I am already 27), buy a house and have my family join me. Regards
Hello v.city, i love your channel, I'm a Nigerian and i want to move to Canada to work and possibly settle done, through the Canadian skilled immigration programme, please I'm wondering, how can someone join the Canadian armed forces through the skilled immigration platform..? Thanks!
Better sports fans and better ppl in wpg. Less chinese and corrupt real estate..... Winnipeg and BC have the best outdoor life in Canada. Id give edge to bc in that the govt puts heavy restrictions on outdoor environmental development in bc especially Vancouver island.
Winnipeg is the biggest shit hole in Canada. Even Regina is nice compare to it. I lived in Winnipeg for 10 years and as soon as I moved to bc my depression went away. Everytime I visit family in Winnipeg I realize how moving from Winnipeg was the best decision of my life. That city has nothing for it. In Vancouver everyone actually has goals to live a better life and have amazing city, everyone is super health conscious and strives for better. Winnipeg is good if you are a lazy person who prefers to sit at home and watch Netflix lol during the -50 winters that's all you can do really...
Lived in both Vancouver and Winnipeg, and honestly I'd pick Winnipeg man. I get a more "homey" feeling in Winnipeg compared to Vancouver, everyone feels to plastic and fake in Vancouver, feels like they are all just fake people who put on masks to hide their true colors. In Winnipeg I feel it is more close knit and has a certain layer of authenticity. Sure it is smaller and less extravagant, but you learn to appreciate the people around you, and that's what counts. Also Vancouver is wayyyy more expensive compared to Winnipeg, so that's a plus.
Matthew that is true! I live in Winnipeg and everyone is so kind here and social !
I moved from Vancouver to Winnipeg. I miss the Coast for the view, but life in Winnipeg is better. However, getting a job in Vancouver is easier than here in Wpg. Both my adult kids live in BC one in Vancouver and one in Nanaimo. My Daughter in Vancouver pays $600/month to share a bedroom and in Wpg she had her own 2 bedroom apartment for that much.
So tru I lived in winnipeg from 0-14 an I never had any friends that were down for me like the ones in peg. Surrey is hard to find real ones
Even though I havent been to Winnipeg I'll agree with you because I have been to Vancouver and I hate that city!
Yes! And the insanely huge amount of people openly using needles in ultra touristy places. Sorry Vancity. I love everything else about BC. I'd move back k to Victoria in a heart beat. But alas here I am in Winnipeg.
Awwww it was so nice meeting and working with the both of you❤😊 such smart and vibrant individuals♡ Keep in touch💕🤴🏿
It was a pleasure! 😄🚀
Job competition is not just based on cities, it based on the need in that field. You can have 10 years of combined undergrad and graduate education in Winnipeg, and still find it highly competitive like I do.
I lived in Winnipeg and Vancouver. Prefer living in Winnipeg.
😂 I just moved from Winnipeg to Vancouver too. It’s nice to be away from the cold but other than that... it’s expensive
After a year what do you find better
I would ask the same question Kyle asked. Also which would suit better for an international student?
I lived in Winnipeg 4 years and still fighting sucidal thoughts and depression, now happy at Calgary
Hang in there! Depression is a real thing...we've all gone through it..Do you have any friends? Where did you move from? And how are you feeling today?
i am ok now , but back there i used to drink a,lot and masterbate almost 5 times a day , my hand still hurts! Apparently i have no palm hair.
We remember you, still getting over your negative influence... poor Calgary
seek help
So dope! Thank you so much. I live in Vancouver and really want to move to Winnipeg, but im nervous. Haven’t started watching yet, but hopefully this helps me make my decision!
I hope the video helped ❤️
Please can I contact with you? I'm also confused
Audaciously Me god don't do it! You will regret it the second you arrive lol... everytime I visit family in Winnipeg I get depressed the second I enter the city and feel so proud I escaped this hell
I am currently international student in winnipeg and in my opinion its the most boring city ever.Plus its very cold.There nothing much you can do except just study
Don’t do it
Wow just the video I was looking for!
As an American any where in Canada is great. Love the people ! Super kind and welcoming but they also give you space. People in Canada are better looking than in USA. I guess it attributes to a clean air, copious space, and multitude of outdoor activities. Obesity is like half of that of USA.
I know Vancouver is expensive but easily to find job. In Winnipeg MB is hard to find job even
Heyy is dat so hard to find a job there?? Actually i was planning to study there for msw and take my spouse with me.
Grace Gratia MB or BC which one you wanna move
I would like to say thank you for not trash talking winnipeg ... I been to van and don't get me wrong it is a wonderful city but I like the closeness and the love people have in winnipeg.. lots of love from winnipeg mb
@Deborah Nnadi if you want email me at carlullrich16@gmail.com. .
Carl Manson Winnipeg is the worst city in Canada for sure.. I've been to almost every city in Canada and even Regina is so much nicer.
@@mashal2567 bro Brampton a disappointment
@@mashal2567 ur so wrong
@@friendlyneighborhoodcow8776 in ur opinion.
I just found your channel. Exactly what I needed lol. This is such a great video. I am scheduled to come to Victoria soon. I need to get some tips on what I need to know about the place before I come. Thank you
I’m so happy you found what you needed! Feel free to check our other videos because we offer so much information here.
Great job guys!
Ya- Tambwe Thank you!
Weldon Peter... i think next time it should be a live video so people can ask questions... everything she said about Vancouver goes with what i had read about it while i was preparing to move there two years ago to go to VanArts before i changed my mind... VC is a place i sure would wanna live in someday... just to experience the city...
Yeah I’m really considering the live ting!
from vancouver, i can tell you that comparing vancouver to winnipeg is like comparing san francisco to milwaukee. many middle class vancouver people struggle to make ends meet....you could easily pay $1700 a month in rent just for a modest small older appartment. people in van are confused about who runs the city... the countless drug addicts, homeless, gay pride society the mayor or the activist cyclists or protesters who are allowed to shut down any street and delay the flow of traffic at anytime. to a large degree this place has been dramatically affected by big chinese money and the housing market is so out of control that even a old small beat up house will sell for one million, and i could go on and on. most people are very insular and dont care much to meet new friends. when someone from van says they will call you later that could mean later that day or later in the year. other than that its got some very nice scenery
That’s a great topic, never been to Vancouver before but I’ve heard life there is expensive compared to here in Winnipeg
It was very expensive in van. Bachelor or studio can run you 1400 there. Glad to be back in peg.
pokepro tito welcome back to Winnipeg😄
Hi, bro. Nice video. May I ask is is easy to find accounting field jobs in Manitoba?
hi peter i love what you are doing on the channel, watching your channel stirs up my dream to come to canada, please i want you to recommend a good filming school in toronto that i can apply for, considering the fact that you are a film maker. thank you.
Hmmm, send me an email!
I live in the UK working towards a nursing degree. I haven't been to Canada but I wouldn't wanna live in that extreme cold environment. One thing I like about Canada is their big fine houses. How long have you lived in Canada? @V.City
It's really not as bad as people say .. we didn't even hit the -40 weather in winnipeg this winter lol it was like summer time for us lol
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why ask this clown
yes I do live in richest neighborhoods
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@@carlmanson2569 bullshit we did so
please do Canadian healthcare system explained
Interesting topic
I’ll just explain it the way I see it (Canadian born and raised)...
Health care in Canada is “free”, we pay for it in our taxes. Pretty much everything is taxed, our paycheques are taxed, purchases from stores are taxed with a GST and a PST tax. A good portion of those taxes pay for our healthcare system.
With that being said we do pay for dental ourselves, medication ourselves, eye exams, chiropractic and physiotherapy ourselves. So essentially our doctors appointments and hospital visits and any medications we need while in the hospital are covered by our healthcare system. Most employers have a health plan coverage through insurance companies that will cover a percentage of the extra things like medication, eyeglasses, chiropractic, massage, physiotherapy, ambulance fees and Dental as well as a travel insurance coverage for if we have medical emergencies while travelling in other provinces and in the United States or other countries. So for a single person that cost can be from $50 and up a month and for somebody who has dependants (spouse or children) that cost is much higher. The cost varies based on the coverage and percentage you are getting with your package.
Even though we are taxed quite high (13% total PST & GST on purchases here in Manitoba, and tax off of our paycheques... not exactly sure how much is put towards our healthcare of those percentages) I think that our system is pretty good. In the United States they have to decide whether or not to go bankrupt or get treatment for cancer, I’ll pay the taxes and be ok with that for if ever I get sick. You may have to wait for your doctors appointments or to see a specialist, but if you are extremely sick and need medical attention right away it’s there... and it’s free!
RRH 1979 well explained and elaborate. Thank you.
what the hell would he know
@@ostapbendervan7874 more than you
I moved from Vancouver to Winnipeg. I miss the Coast for the view, but life in Winnipeg is better. However, getting a job in Vancouver is easier than here in Wpg. Both my adult kids live in BC one in Vancouver and one in Nanaimo. My Daughter in Vancouver pays $600/month to share a bedroom and in Wpg she had her own 2 bedroom apartment for that much.
Where In winnipeg can you find a 2 bedroom apartment for $600?
Nowhere.
@@Bodybuilding109 for some reason I never got these notifications. My daughter lived in Old St. B in a 12 unit building. Most tenants worked at St B and when I was talking to the landlord he said he liked to keep the rent a little lower to keep tenants. He said it was nice to not have to chase people to pay and that by keeping it a bit lower it was actually better for him. This was close to 6 yrs ago though.
Winnipeg is better. Why? Major Housing price difference. Have to work 24/7 to live in Vancouver, no spending money for fun. No holidays.
Winnipeg - comparatively cheap Housing, more extra cash, more weekend fun, can take winter holidays somewhere tropical, can take summer roadtrip to places in Canada. Only problem is winter is terrible, invest in a good parka.
If you have lots of cash, or very high paying job, or whatever and money isn't an issue, then Vancouver is better, for sure.
I agree. I'm from Vancouver and live in Winnipeg now for the past 15 yrs. Both my adult kids moved back to Vancouver. When we lived in Vancouver we never could have bought a house, here we did and were able to raise our kids with them being able to do activities because we could afford it here. Winter here though is awful!! lol My husband loves it as he loves to go ice fishing and he also rides his bike year round here.
Hmm I never thought that finding part time job would be difficult in Vancouver. But I think I will find a job it shouldn't be a big deal from my perspective. Also I heard in Vancouver people are not social is that really true? I'm curious.
Nah finding jobs in Vancouver isn’t hard at all. It mostly depends on what you are looking and if you know people who can get through the door. Honestly Vancouver isn’t very social I’ve lived here for almost 7 years and I’m still trying to figure out why.
Very informative video🖒
Thank you so much!
I moved from winnipeg to surrey 5 years ago
So sad fr you
What'stheNews heyyy im from surrey too whats your instagram
I have to disagree it's easier to find a job in Vancouver .. also in Vancouver all my job offers were 20-30k more than my Winnipeg ones.. I guess depends on the field.. but as a paralegal it's very easy... I got 3-4 interviews a week.. I am white female and finding friends in van city was easier than all other cities I lived.
Hi sorry to bother, I am law graduate from foreign country. Planning to move to Canada next year. Should I consider Manitoba. I will be doing a diploma in paralegal most probably. I think getting a permanent residency is little easier compared to other provinces. Maybe I am wrong?
Firstly I considered BC coz of the weather but many people were saying bc has drug issues, plus it's getting really expensive. Then i decided Ontario would be a good choice. Now some friends of mine in Ontario saying it takes longer here to get PR here coz of amount of people apply for PR in Ontario. Would really appreciate your opinion on how to decide which province to choose. My main aim is to get settled in next 5 years ( I am already 27), buy a house and have my family join me.
Regards
Vancouver is both cooler and colder than Winnipeg, metaphorically speaking.
Van is not colder than peg my man ... I've lived in van for 4 years and never felt a minus 50 day.
Do you live in a van by the river?
@@moosefactorymullet you keep this up and you'll be living in A VAN DOWN BY THE RIVER!!!!!!
I believe he meant that Vancity is a much cooler city, but at the same time people are much "colder" than Winnipeg.
So nice to watch this, im latino and it's so nice to see you points from Africa, kind regards
Thank you!!
What part or Manitoba or Winnipeg is Canada in. I am thinking of visiting Canada or Winnipeg.
Southern Manitoba, Manitoba is in the middle of Canada. Just don’t come here in febuary
Very informative Peter and Daniel!!
Thank you!!!
Havent been to Winnipeg but so far, I think id probably give any other city in Canada a shot before I choose Vancouver! Worst vibe ever!
Hello v.city, i love your channel, I'm a Nigerian and i want to move to Canada to work and possibly settle done, through the Canadian skilled immigration programme, please I'm wondering, how can someone join the Canadian armed forces through the skilled immigration platform..? Thanks!
Why u wan go join soldier? U wan die😂? Am in Manchester, Uk
@@addyybrown4661 😂😅🤣🤣
Wow she's from Sudan. I thought she was American. She sounds very American.
DO YOU LIVE IN WINNIPEG OR VANCOUVER
God bless Sudan!
Yesss!
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Ana Loza you are so beautiful
Better sports fans and better ppl in wpg. Less chinese and corrupt real estate..... Winnipeg and BC have the best outdoor life in Canada. Id give edge to bc in that the govt puts heavy restrictions on outdoor environmental development in bc especially Vancouver island.
Hi bruh,, I kindly need your contact.need to visit Canada soon
if you are a low to middle wage earner you will have a hard time getting ahead in van. people are moving out of van for that very reason
U need a good mic o
buddies facial expression when she said the Females are more reserved lol
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Winnipeg is the biggest shit hole in Canada. Even Regina is nice compare to it. I lived in Winnipeg for 10 years and as soon as I moved to bc my depression went away. Everytime I visit family in Winnipeg I realize how moving from Winnipeg was the best decision of my life. That city has nothing for it. In Vancouver everyone actually has goals to live a better life and have amazing city, everyone is super health conscious and strives for better. Winnipeg is good if you are a lazy person who prefers to sit at home and watch Netflix lol during the -50 winters that's all you can do really...
Life in winnipeg? Fuckin cold man xD
I want to get the girl
Nope wrong three woman to every man in Winnipeg more like it
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The black community in Winnipeg is small too. There are barely any latinos in Vancouver. This chick is confused.
@Markheef Dessal Sure there might be more percentage wise but that is not saying much though. Vancouver barely has any black folks. Same with Latinos.
Bruh look at the schools or go into the east kildonan area like in Murdoch 25 percent is black and east kildonan is filled
@@ethanhacking4075 I live in East kildonan. To say it is filled is a lie. There are some yes but not a lot.
Is the Latino Community predominantly Mexican, Central American, or south american??
@@AP-hl8rg Its.pretty much a mix of all 3.
Bruhhh you know she cute too,I can see the butterflies in your Tommy...yeah I've got x-ray vision
She is super intelligent, talented and very well organized as well! If you need information about Vancouver, she’s a great resource! 🚀
@@VCityglobal bruhhh the only info I need is her number 😉 or IG handle so I can slide into her DM
I'm from Winnipeg and now live down under.
Interested at to what you had to say....boring! Lost my interest
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