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I'd recommend Buffalo, NY but the winters can be long - it's 0f today but wednesday will be 40f... Depending where on the east coast of Canada you are, it migh
by lsiunsuex 13y ago
I'd recommend Buffalo, NY but the winters can be long - it's 0f today but wednesday will be 40f...
Depending where on the east coast of Canada you are, it might not be a bad drive to get home on occasion. Buffalo is about a half hour drive to the Canadian boarder - 1.5 hours into Toronto and 6 hours (ish) into Montreal.
Housing (rent or own) is super cheap in the city and it's suburbs. We own a 1700 sq ft house and bought it for about $120k (3 bedrooms, 1 bath)
Traffic is never a problem. It's always been said you can get anywhere in Buffalo and it's suburbs within a half hour drive. Food is great and there's plenty to do outside when the weather breaks.
I'm not 100% on our startup culture here.
- woud420 13y agoYeah, Buffalo does seem like a nice place. I've been there a couple of times and I always enjoyed it. However, I guess I've been thinking of leaving all behind, for a month or two and going somewhere where the culture is different (less hockey, less winter, less "american" if I could say). I just feel like a need "culture chock" therapy in a way.