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That's really interesting. Often in the past 20 years I've considered such a move, largely in response to the trends in US politics and policy. As a Michigand
by randcraw 11y ago
That's really interesting. Often in the past 20 years I've considered such a move, largely in response to the trends in US politics and policy.
As a Michigander I think I have a fair sense of what it'd be like to live in the climate of the Great White North, but not as much feel for the economy or the culture. It'd be fascinating to hear from folks who have made that move, especially with a view to assimilation: Canadian citizenship.
- atomic77 11y agoIn my view, everything you need to understand the difference, culturally and economically, between Canada and the United States, follows from two important phrases found in the respective founding documents of the countries: "Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness" - America "Peace, Order and Good Government" - Canada