Thread: Help moving to Canada

Hi Me, my partner and 3 children all age 6 were looking at moving to Florida but finding almost impossible,we are thinking of Canada can anyone give me some advice, there is a website called Emergrate and they have a show on at Aintree race course(Liverpool) at the end of September we are hoping to get some advice on weather this is possible, Please if anyone would like to give me any advice that would be great.My partner is a vehicle technician and im a garment tech.I have never been to Canada,i have a friend who has recently gone to live,were would be a ideal place??Thanks Jacque

Canada is a great place to live. BUT, the weather is much colder then Florida. Each province in Canada has its pros and cons. I work In British Columbia and Ontario so I travel back and forth. There are hundreds of websites that will provide you with information about immigrating to Canada. Make sure you use credited websites. For accurate information go to the Canadian Government website:
Immigrating to Canada

HI

i live in nova scotia weather here is so changeable this time last year we was knee high in snow but no snow yet yipee it is cold here in the winter but ive been here for 2 years now a good ski jacket boot hat and gloves have got me thru it. still dont like snow lol.Summer are amazing i love the outdoor life BBq's every day Im still waiting for all my paper work to be completed as i only applied after i got married in june this year. I havnt been to many parts of Canada so i cant really tell you which part is good and which isnt sorry. I love it here and wouldnt move back to the UK my husband is canadian and loves England well hes a fool lol

maybe u should check out some job sites to see where there is work in your field

i hope this helps you a bit

lorraine

Actually it is not all cold over here compared to the UK.

The west Coast, Vancouver is the mildest climate of Canada and compares well to the UK - very similar. Mild winters and lovely hot long summer days (so it is actually better than the UK in that way).

The rest of Canada, interior and Northern territories, East Canada is all very extreme in weather, from +40 summers to -40 degree winters, something I could not tolerate myself hence I chose the west coast straight away. Commonly other Canadians also migrate to this part of Canada for that reason.

Hope that helps.

You are best coming over for a holiday first too before making a big move like living here. I checked out Ontario, and Vancouver at another time and decided on Vancouver.