I've lived in Canada my whole life. It would be hard to imagine living anywhere else. My experience with queuing is not the same as Flavius its more like La Sagna. Canada is a more liberal than the US overall that much is not deniable. That's not to say there aren't US style conservatives here, there just aren't as many of them, those type of politicians don't get elected as frequently. Rob Ford (the embarrassment and former mayor of Toronto) and Donald Trump would probably get along very well. Some aspects of Stephen Harper's government (which lasted for 9 years) would have been favoured by US conservatives, but overall the Canadian Conservative Part is more like the Democrats in the US. Certain things like the healthcare system are untouchable politically, even when reforms would likely bring improvements. Overall Canada is much like US but there are great differences, we don't have a large population of evangelicals with political power, we don't have a gun culture, we do view government (and authority in general) more positively than most Americans. The French factor also makes us different and those attitudes rub off on us English speakers as well.
For Americans to move there would be adjustments because the culture is different. It would also depend on what part of US you are from. Having travelled in the US extensively I am most at home in the Mid-West, West coast, and New England. The south east and the centre of the US makes me uncomfortable.
For Americans to move there would be adjustments because the culture is different. It would also depend on what part of US you are from. Having travelled in the US extensively I am most at home in the Mid-West, West coast, and New England. The south east and the centre of the US makes me uncomfortable.
