>But are goods and services in Canada correspondingly cheaper. Only if they are made domestically without imported inputs. Currency depreciation lowers your st

>But are goods and services in Canada correspondingly cheaper. Only if they are made domestically without imported inputs. Currency depreciation lowers your standard of living and increases cost, it doesn't even make domestic goods more accessible - it only makes them cheaper compared to the imported alternatives - the only exception being if you earn money in foreign currency - in which case you are being stimulated as exporter. I doubt any of those is cheaper considering all the tax differences - for a young/healthy developer - health insurance will probably be a part of the package as well - the only exception would probably be housing which can vary.