I'm 69 (soon) and a tough marker, but would have to say, that was pretty good young fella. We'll be visiting in late Apr. and won't rely on the buses :) Thanks
I lived in Halifax in the early to mid 2000s. I shared an apartment with an actor that would go on to play one of the cops on the Trailer Park Boys. It is a stunningly beautiful city, the food is incredible and the people r amazing. There is also lots to do. I still think the biggest con is how expensive it is. Was expensive when I lived there practically twenty years ago! Good video Justin😀
Sorry I’m only seeing this comment now! It is for sure a beautiful city, I also actually got to serve a Moscow mule to bubbles on the trailer park boys before! Haha. Thanks for the support! It means a lot!
My home town. Definitely agree with both the pros and cons. Although I currently live in Ontario to be near my granddaughter, I love Halifax and definitely think the pros outweigh the cons by a mile.
I agree with you on all of your points except I never experienced any problems with the transit. The busses always seem to be on time, down to the minute, so I always thought the transit system was pretty good. The rising cost of houses isn't specific to Halifax... this is a problem across the country and in the US as well. These costs will continue to rise for the next couple of years.... everywhere. Halifax is expensive to live, but you can find amazing deals on rent... it just takes some time and effort. You definitely won't be better off financially if you more to Halifax, but like you said, your quality of life will be great.
I agree with you entirely! It’s just expensive to live now a days, no matter where you are! Gas prices are one of the lowest in the country in Nova Scotia as well so that’s a big plus! Thanks for stopping by! I appreciate you taking the time out of your day to watch :)
Halifax will definitely be cheaper, Ontario as a whole is very expensive for housing, and expenses in general, though, pay tends to be higher, taxes is lower, so you may make up for it
Hey man!! Thanks for stopping by!! As I go to SMU and do buisness, I’m not that educated on Dals programs, but, I do know dal has great academic advising!! So I would send an email and set up a meeting with the team over there and I’m sure they’ll be able to answer all your questions!!!!
Hey Justin! Hope you are doing well. I wanna ask you bro about applying pnp in nova scotia is the best option for someone’s field accounting any suggestions or tips about this situation because one of my plan before to apply studying NSCC then get post graduate work permit get the experience for one year by working in my field and apply for express entry thanks best regards
So sorry for the late reply, I’m not too sure about this question, tho, I’m sure the school will have lots of information to help you, send them an email!!
Hi Justin 🙏 I am planning to apply via PNP to move to Canada. My age is 34 and experience has been into digital marketing/ social media and project coordination in tourism companies and an NGO as well. Which province would have better opportunities for a job in this field? Would really appreciate your kind revert. Should i go for express entry or PNP?
@@justinlayden3617 Sure. Just starting to work on documentation. Will let you know. And if there is something more to ask, will buzz you again. 😀 Thanks.
@@justinlayden3617 Hi Justin. Hope you are doing good. Just one more question i want to ask. 🙂 Out of 7 years of work exerience, only last 1 year is relevant to the NOC code that i will opt for. So is there a need to provide employment details of previous companies or are the current job details are enough?
I'm 69 (soon) and a tough marker, but would have to say, that was pretty good young fella. We'll be visiting in late Apr. and won't rely on the buses :) Thanks
I lived in Halifax in the early to mid 2000s. I shared an apartment with an actor that would go on to play one of the cops on the Trailer Park Boys. It is a stunningly beautiful city, the food is incredible and the people r amazing. There is also lots to do. I still think the biggest con is how expensive it is. Was expensive when I lived there practically twenty years ago! Good video Justin😀
Sorry I’m only seeing this comment now! It is for sure a beautiful city, I also actually got to serve a Moscow mule to bubbles on the trailer park boys before! Haha. Thanks for the support! It means a lot!
My home town. Definitely agree with both the pros and cons. Although I currently live in Ontario to be near my granddaughter, I love Halifax and definitely think the pros outweigh the cons by a mile.
I agree with you on all of your points except I never experienced any problems with the transit. The busses always seem to be on time, down to the minute, so I always thought the transit system was pretty good. The rising cost of houses isn't specific to Halifax... this is a problem across the country and in the US as well. These costs will continue to rise for the next couple of years.... everywhere. Halifax is expensive to live, but you can find amazing deals on rent... it just takes some time and effort. You definitely won't be better off financially if you more to Halifax, but like you said, your quality of life will be great.
I agree with you entirely! It’s just expensive to live now a days, no matter where you are! Gas prices are one of the lowest in the country in Nova Scotia as well so that’s a big plus! Thanks for stopping by! I appreciate you taking the time out of your day to watch :)
@@justinlayden3617 Thanks for the video
You'd hate Alberta! Minus 40 this past winter!
Jeeeez!!! I pray for you!!
@@justinlayden3617 haha it's the worst man.
@@sparkely1122 I’m back in Newfoundland right now buddy and here ain’t much better 😂🤦♂️
Are jobs and taxes better in New Branswick or Newfoundland than in Nova Scotia?
I wouldn’t say so, as the biggest Atlantic province, job opportunities, and pay, would be higher in NS
Halifax or Mississauga which city is better in in terms of expenses, lively
Halifax will definitely be cheaper, Ontario as a whole is very expensive for housing, and expenses in general, though, pay tends to be higher, taxes is lower, so you may make up for it
Hi Justin, I am planning to study Master of Internetworking in Dal.. what’s your opinion about the course and job opportunity?
Hey man!! Thanks for stopping by!! As I go to SMU and do buisness, I’m not that educated on Dals programs, but, I do know dal has great academic advising!! So I would send an email and set up a meeting with the team over there and I’m sure they’ll be able to answer all your questions!!!!
@@justinlayden3617 Thank you 🙏🏼
Of course!!! Let me know how it goes!!! All the best! Hope to see you in the comments more often :)
I see
Hey Justin!
Hope you are doing well. I wanna ask you bro about applying pnp in nova scotia is the best option for someone’s field accounting any suggestions or tips about this situation because one of my plan before to apply studying NSCC then get post graduate work permit get the experience for one year by working in my field and apply for express entry thanks best regards
So sorry for the late reply, I’m not too sure about this question, tho, I’m sure the school will have lots of information to help you, send them an email!!
Hi Justin 🙏
I am planning to apply via PNP to move to Canada.
My age is 34 and experience has been into digital marketing/ social media and project coordination in tourism companies and an NGO as well.
Which province would have better opportunities for a job in this field?
Would really appreciate your kind revert.
Should i go for express entry or PNP?
In this field, my suggestion would be either BC or Ontario!! But I’m not a professional on the topic!!
@@justinlayden3617 thanks a lot for suggesting.
Of course!! Let me know how it goes for you!! Thanks for stopping in Rahul
@@justinlayden3617 Sure. Just starting to work on documentation. Will let you know. And if there is something more to ask, will buzz you again. 😀
Thanks.
@@justinlayden3617 Hi Justin. Hope you are doing good. Just one more question i want to ask. 🙂
Out of 7 years of work exerience, only last 1 year is relevant to the NOC code that i will opt for. So is there a need to provide employment details of previous companies or are the current job details are enough?
How do you know it's tough to find a job if you personally haven't tried yet as you are only in school? Lol
Just what I have heard from online sources, don’t take anything I say as gospel haha
@@justinlayden3617 ahhh I feel ya!!! :)
Foreign students need finance.
So Halifax is out.
what do you mean by finance??