Which Canadian city would you pick

[Hieronymus]

to move to?:think:

[Newsjock]

1. Any of 'em. Really.

At least of the many I've been to. Had great times in Vancouver. Been snowbound in Saskatoon (really). Camped in the summer in Inuvik. Enjoyed the scenery of Wawa.

It's a grand, wide land, full of amazing geography that's unlike anything else on Earth.

Now, all I need is a nice Canadian husband so I can get my citizenship. (Or, failing that, a nice Canadian job offer so I can get my residency.)

[Piperay]

2. Victoria, B.C.

I have relatives there and it's a beautiful place.:)

[Nay]

3. Me, too. Loved Victoria. Also loved Revelstoke, up in the mts.

And Penticton.

[FDRrocks]

40. Vic, BC

[SheilaT]

4. Toronto seems nice.

My French is probably good enough to manage in Montreal.

I really need to visit the town in Saskatchewan that has my last name. I think the person with that name who founded it must have been a distant relative. Someday I'll get there.

[tarkus]

34. Yeah, definitely Toronto

Apparently the most urban, home of Rush.

[kyrasdad]

5. Without a doubt

Montreal.

[Rooktoven]

19. Moi aussi. -st

[radwriter0555]

6. NONE. too frickin cold, VIVA LA MEXICO!

Where it's warm, good health care, lovely people, sandy beaches, and tropical breezes!

[Darth_Kitten]

8. Grand Beach, Manitoba

We have warmth (it's friggun' HOT here in summer) good health care, lovely people, sandy beaches (see above) :evilgrin:.....

[mlawson]

39. I'm with you, radwriter0555!!!

I can't even stand fuckin winter here in NC!!!!!

[JVS]

7. Gimme a list and I'll make a poll for you

[Mikimouse]

9. Winnipeg

[Darth_Kitten]

25. Yeah!!!!

:bounce: :bounce: :bounce:

[Rabrrrrrr]

10. Calgary!

Or something up in the Yukon, that would be pretty neat.

[CanuckAmok]

11. Canmore, Alberta

minutes from Banff, but not nearly as touristy.

I stopped in there on my way to Vancouver, and fell in love with it. When we retire, that just might be the place.

Incidentally, John Carpenter's "The Thing" was filmed there.

[ironflange]

22. Calgary's nice

But I have to say that, I live here. Geographical setting is just like Denver's.

[Screaming Lord Byron]

24. Calgary's very wealthy and the mountains are extraordinary

The actual city is quite dull, testament to massive recent growth. We need lots of people from DU to move here to fight the Canadian Right, so come on in!

[Myra]

26. I want to!!!

I need to get a job up there or a work visa and
the legally required amt of cash ($7,000 USD).
I'm working on it!

[ironflange]

32. You're right, the city itself is kinda dull

But at least it's not Edmonton.

:evilgrin:

It's the setting that makes it great.

[Screaming Lord Byron]

36. Ahh,,, Deadmonton - The Sprawl around the Mall,

[name not needed]

12. toronto or edmonton

[Crowdance]

13. Montreal

It's so continental, with great food and cultural opportunities. Wish I could go now....

[HuckleB]

14. Vancouver or Victoria or a small burg on Van Isle or north of the 'couv

.

[CanuckAmok]

23. welcome to my home...

http://www.city.nanaimo.bc.ca/

http://www.tourism.nanaimo.bc.ca/

We don't actually live in Nanaimo proper, but it's the closest city. 20 minutes by seaplane to Downtown Vancouver, or 90 minutes via car ferry. 90 minutes north of Victoria, by car.

Nice place, Nanaimo, although it's a bit rough around the edges. Was a resource based economy for years (coal, fishing, logging), and trying to re-invent itself as a tourist destination. Bit of a biker problem, but nothing that gets in the way of the average honest citizen.

[curse10]

15. Montreal

:-)

[EV1Ltimm]

16. regina

... for two reasons.

1) the women there have curves. must be the water.

2) there's a sign on the road leading into town that says "Regina Is A Nuclear Free Zone"

[Andyjunction]

18. Moose Jaw

Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan is just southwest of Regina and has a much cooler name.

[Myra]

27. Squirrel Mandible, for me

Not far from Moose Jaw, and has an even cooler name.

:)

[Hogarth]

17. I'm told London, Ontario is nice ...

... and I guess I'll be checking it out soon. We'll emigrate and liquidate the property we have in the U.S. (If Canada will have us, that is.)

I should be able to shop for an apartment in a couple weeks, and I guess--considering the mindset that grips this country (not the country I grew up in)--I'll establish an address while Mari and I prepare to expatriate.

O Canada ... I hope they'll welcome us.

[Maple]

33. London Ontario

is very nice. I grew up there, and now live maybe an hour away.

Welcome eh! :hi:

[VOX]

20. They're all terrific, but Vancouver would be the best fit...

for this West Coaster. Very beautiful and friendly city.

[Character Assassin]

21. Prince Rupert or Sandspit.

[camero]

28. Edson, Alberta

Near Jasper National Park. I was broke down and spent 3 days there when my axle oil froze up. Very beautiful place and the people were very friendly.

A waitress apologized for me being stuck there and my reply was it's not a bad place to be stuck.

[SmileyBoy]

29. Winnipeg. I'm moving there after college.

Given that NHL hockey returns there.

[terrya]

30. Toronto is like a second home to me.

My boyfriend lives there.

Toronto is just like Chicago, my home. I feel instantly at home when I go to TO. Wonderfully diverse, great culture, resturants. Very gay friendly. Plus, the new Mayor, David Miller, sounds like a good, progressive force for the city.

I'd move there in a heartbeat.

And, a minor point. But I love the streetcars. :-)

[Feanorcurufinwe]

31. Quebec

[pfitz59]

35. Halifax

Lobster, beer and sexy women. What more do you need?

[hlthe2b]

38. Love Halifax in summer... but a little brutal in winter, isn't it?

or at least up the coast in Cape Breton, certainly is.

I do love Nova Scotia, though!

[nemo137]

37. i really liked ottawa when my choir was in canada 2 yrs ago.

just seemed like a liveable city. i could live there.

montreal was nice too, but toronto was just too much like chicago, with all the things i don't like amplified.

[leftist_rebel1569]

41. Toronto!

Don't know why...but I'd live there. :)

[grannylib]

42. Toronto is beautiful, much to do and see, very culturally diverse; on the

other hand, anywhere in/near the Canadian Rockies would be more my speed, not being much of an urban person (except for short visits)

[leftofthedial]

43. tough call

I love Toronto and Vancouver

[LuLu550]

44. I love Quebec City

but my French is lousy...I think the city with the best name is Medicine Hat, though.

[_Jumper_]

45. Toronto

n/t