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aGreyarea replied to ejp1684's topic in Sold / Expired Classified AdsHi, great looking item! I didnt see in the listing, but collection from whereabouts please? Thanks!
Thanks for all the help and tips. This is a first crack at colourising it myself.
Well thanks very much! I have done a bit of planetary imaging before and had tried in vain to use a dslr on the PST previously, so for a first effort I'm really pleased.
Thanks for all the help, I do love a tutorial too. I kind of thought there would be an exact value of colour to add to the image (or something), since we know the precise wavelength of the light collected. But, nice to know it should be straight forward to do. I don't currently have either PS CS or PSP. I keep getting emails from Corel though and had seen the price, pretty tempting. I think I'll have to buy it now, can't afford PSCS and I tried Gimp too and found the 8bit limit an issue. I assume it'll be easy to invert the image with PSPx6? Thanks again!
Hi all, just taking my first steps with my PST and it's not amazing but I'm pretty pleased with my first attempt. PST, QHY5l-ii + Coronado 2x barlow. What I'd like to know, and I'm sure this is schoolboy, is how to make my mono image the orange red, and for my CaK the violet blue, that I see in everyone else's images? I have played briefly with the saturation, hue and other controls in registax, but it didn't look like it was going in the right direction. All help gratefully recieved.
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aGreyarea replied to aGreyarea's topic in Discussions - Scopes / Whole setupsHi Steve, Okay thanks. Clearly registax does this a lot? I had never seen it before. Thanks again
Collimation error or reflections
aGreyarea posted a topic in Discussions - Scopes / Whole setupsHi all, Processing some pics of last nights double shadow transit on Jupiter and noticed these strange shapes forming. Interesting is the area around the moon to the right brightening, while the area around the moon to the left is darkening while Jupiter itself sits in a parallel, diagonal dark channel. Is this caused by reflections in the tube and through the Barlow and CMOS or is it a recording of poor collimation. The image train is a 6"f4 newt, baader 2.25x barlow, QHY5Lii. I noticed the effect in normal wavelets processing in Registax but have pushed them all all the way to make it easier to see. Thanks in advance
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aGreyarea replied to aGreyarea's topic in Imaging - Image Processing, Help and TechniquesAndrewLuck, DanielK, Billhinge, Longarms et al, Thanks all very much for your efforts and tips, while following your advice earlier today, I reopened the tif in DSS and rebalanced the RGB and played with the Luminance etc, it made a huge differance to the final image! Only when I opened it in GIMP, the opened image still did not even resemble the image I had just saved in DSS. When I clicked 'Revert' to reopen it from the disc it came up with a message saying the file is 16bit and GIMP will only manage 8bit! No wonder I was only getting the attached. Does anyone know, is there a way to convert the saved DSS TIF into an 8bit image without losing any quality, or can I only process a 16bit image with suitable software? Completely aside, with regard to the focus, I used the live view and zoomed in to 10x and after 3-4 minutes of playing could not get the focus any closer than it was. I used to use APTs FWHM to achieve best focus but have noticed halos on almost all the bright stars in all my images ever. I wondered if this might be a feature of the F4 system, a collimation error, a reflection from the UHCS filter and/or the corrector possibly, some sort of pixel overflow or if it the result of a combination of all the above? Its just difficult to believe I never once got the focus right!
Do Your Best Please! M57
aGreyarea replied to aGreyarea's topic in Imaging - Image Processing, Help and TechniquesHi guys Thanks all for your comments. Thanks also for noticing it's M27 and not M57. I did realise just after posting but couldn't see how to edit the post. Anyhoo, thanks everyone for your your feedback and comment. As I thought, the image is as it should be. Either I'm just doing it wrong (not the first time I've been accused of that...) or there is a problem with how gimp reads my image. How do you save an image as a thumbnail on this. I attached image m272 above, the colours or light just pools into big blobs when I try to use curves. Any ideas what's wrong or what I'm doing wrong?
Do Your Best Please! M57
aGreyarea replied to aGreyarea's topic in Imaging - Image Processing, Help and TechniquesHi Bill, Thanks very much. I'm definately going wrong somewhere, this is what ive got. I tried clipping the right end of the histogram, not clipping the right end, lots of gentle curves, really steep curves, cropping/not cropping the edge off before getting started on the levels and all the combination of these. All the time, it just seems to sort of 'puddle' into blobs of colour on top of each other with no detail in between. I'm missing something simple i'm sure but I cant see what. I thought it should be: Levels if required Curves Levels Curves (and repeat until you can see the nebula) Ive done this until its quite bright and also til I can just see it Set final black and white points improve local contrast between levels sharpen/ blur thats as far as ive been previously and been happy (for me!) with the results. But no matter what else happens, when I apply curves, the light/colour/whatever just starts 'pooling'. What am I not doing? Many thanks! m272.TIF
DSS playing havoc
aGreyarea replied to dark knight's topic in Imaging - Image Processing, Help and TechniquesOddly, or not, my images of m42 are almost identical. It was a long time ago, but I think someone told me the halos were reflections and to do with collimation. I was using an 8" f4 and an unmodified 1000d. I took the blobby stars on mine to be coma, particularly as it was an F4 but since you have it too I don't know. Did changing the sigma help?
DSS playing havoc
aGreyarea replied to dark knight's topic in Imaging - Image Processing, Help and TechniquesOddly, or not, my images of m42 are almost identical. It was a long time ago, but I think someone told me the halos were reflections and to do with collimation. I was using an 8" f4 and an unmodified 1000d. I took the blobby stars on mine to be coma, particularly as it was an F4 but since you have it too I don't know. Did changing the sigma help?
Do Your Best Please! M57
aGreyarea posted a topic in Imaging - Image Processing, Help and TechniquesHi All, I rarely get out anymore but I recently managed to get a couple of subs before the batteries went. However its been more than 2 years since I tried to process an image and I dont have the fabled PS to do it with so have been trying to use GIMP. This time I cannot even stretch the histogram properly and just want to see if its me or something Ive done wrong. The image is a stack of 6x 3min subs of M57 no flats or darks and I know they will help but Ive achieved better results than this before with fewer, shorter subs. Please have a go at it and post what you get. Its over 100mb so please get it from here: https://www.dropbox....70ymq0/m572.TIF Many thanks Liam
Thanks again for your replies. I just looked at the instructions again and would you believe the point above is highlighted with a BOMB!! It seems this is about preventing electromagnetic interference, but still, what does that mean? Especially when highlighted with a bomb? I cant attach it but here's a link. http://www.skywatcher.com/swtsupport/Instruction_Manuals/EQ5%20SynScan%20upgrade%20kit.pdf Since I connect a laptop to the control box ( to use eqmod) and not the hand box, could this potentially cause 'electromagnetic interference' that results in the mount not working?
Hi Daz Thanks for your message. The instructions explicitly state that the motor control box (that the hand controller, power cable and ra motor is connected to) should be placed in its holder and attached to a leg of the tripod. The holder has a contact point that connects the control box with the SS leg of the tripod. Since I want to leave the mount on a pillar permanently, I don't have a tripod leg to connect the motor control box to. When I set up the control box just hangs by the ra connection cable. What effect do you think this might have?


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Despite Taki's efforts, the demons within Shikimi become stronger with each passing day. Now, with a duty-bound demon hunter intent on killing Shikimi and an old friend pushing him towards the tempting darkness, can Taki fulfuill his promise to save the priest - or will he have to kill him to do so?
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Just broke up with someone or in the midst of a difficult divorce? Breaking up is difficult no matter what the circumstances are. They say that time heals all wounds, but sometimes a listening ear or a hug can work wonders for the heart. Whether you need a place to vent, someone to hold you to No Contact, or need advice about what to do, we're here to help.
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My husband and i split up in august after i caught him having an affair. the next 3 months i tried to get over him and move on with my life. the problems in our marriage seemed insurmountable. eventually some of the anger faded and i realized that there is still a lot of good between us and that we still love each other. we started dating and trying to work things out. im slowly moving back home. my dilemma is twofold-1 he cheated before this time and in nov we found out his previous fling had a baby in june and he is now a dad. im my husbands child stepmother. i feel like the only person in the world to be going thru this. my other dilemma is that im trying to forgive as the bible says we must but it is hard to forgive when you cant forget. repeated infidelity is a big hurdle and the blow to my self esteem has been huge. i used to loo at him and think he was perfect and i now know that he is not. im ok with flaws but im having a hard time getting past the betrayal of his committing adultery. i know a lot of people cheat but i thought what we have was so special that it would never happen to us
all i'm going to say here is that i think you are very brave and have a lot of courage in working to save the marriage. what if it all works and you have a very happy life together. on the other hand, you tried. remember the child did not ask for this, love this child because it's a child.
I dont know what to say. I just hate that you have to go through this. You and your husband have to realize what you have and work hard, really hard on making it work if you really want it to. No one ever thinks it will happen to them.
I never thought I would leave my husband, but I did.
Take it one day at a time and tell your husband this is not going to be easy, but you can do it if you BOTH are truly in it for the long run.
I never thought I would leave my husband, but I did.
Take it one day at a time and tell your husband this is not going to be easy, but you can do it if you BOTH are truly in it for the long run.
You've been through a lot and have a lot to forgive. I would give it time and don't reconcile too quickly. You need to heal. I've put up with years and years of lies that I haven't been able to heal between. God bless!
People do make mistakes and forgiving is divine. However, not taking care of ourselves, particularly after advanced warnings, or being burned once is just folly. I hope that you can focus on taking care of yourself because husbands and wives can promise and wind up not being able to deliver and someone who has cheated once has a better chance to cheat a second time. The voice of experience tells me that.
All I can say is my stbx cheated on me and we got back together over ten years ago. Stbx swore she would never leave me again and that it was over with the om. Well stbx is a stbx because she left me again and I think that old relationship never really ended or has been rekindled. So once a cheater always a cheater is not just a cliche. Good luck!
I will pray for your marriage, but if he has cheated on you more than once, and you still want to be with him, ask yourself why you want to be with someone who would cheat on you... you are the only one who needs to ask that question.
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Whether it's true or not, Apple is denying that Steve Jobs ninja star story. But you might still wonder, what exactly is this forbidden implement, where did it come from and how do you throw them?
It's a tactical tool from ancient Japan…
The "ninja star" is really just a shuriken – Japanese for "dart" or "throwing star". It began its place on the battlefields of medieval Japan, not primarily as a killing device – save that for the katanas, boys! – but as a tactical accessory. When exactly remains a subject of debate – records as early as 600 AD recount a Japanese prince throwing a sliced vegetable into the eye of a deer, for what must have been a small part of quite a story.
…used mostly for maiming, not killing…
But 11th-century conflicts may be the first period the thrown blades were used for their most commonly understood purpose: the sharp, spinning points are capable of maiming, of course, but were intended as more of a distraction effort than a kill shot (so ignore what you see in ninja movies and games, however fun). They made for a lightweight means of either diverting or disabling an enemy's sword-based offensive – kinda hard to slash when you've got a dart stuck in your arm, right?
The throwing stars came in two popular forms: Bo-shuriken were really just straight up darts – long, sharp, pins, easily flung like those fired from a dart gun. Hira-shuriken, on the other hand, are probably what most of us imagine when you hear the term "ninja star" or the like – flat, metal bladed discs, frisbee'd through the air with circle-slicing action. Some had points, while some remain rounded discs. Most include a hole in the middle – allowing them to be strung together for transportation, a nod to their origins in objects as commonplace as large coins and spoons. It's true! The great great grandfather of the shuriken, according to some theories, is an ancient Japanese technique of rendering thrown weaponry out of household items.
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Today, the throwing star has become the stuff of ninja lore, relegated to the tombs of cheesy movies and video games. Which makes sense historically, as bladed weapons were phased out of Japanese scuffles through the 16th and 17th centuries – I mean, don't bring a shuriken to a gun fight, right? But the weapons are faded only, not forgotten; enjoyed, not by shinobi, but by collectors of knives and other hobby weaponry – now made from lightweight stainless steel – and of course admired in museums around the world. And, perhaps, in Steve Jobs's carry on.
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This property is closed from March 27 2020 to March 18 2021 (dates subject to change).Make yourself at home in one of the 475 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars. Rooms have private furnished balconies. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have showers and hair dryers.Satisfy your appetite with Mediterranean cuisine at Restaurante El Amarre, one of the hotel's 2 restaurants. Wind down with a drink at one of the 3 bars/lounges or 2 poolside bars. Buffet breakfasts are available daily from 7:30 AM to 10:30 AM for a fee.Be sure to enjoy recreational amenities, including a waterslide, a fitness center, and a seasonal outdoor pool. Additional amenities at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and an arcade/game room.With a stay at Hotel Condesa in Alcudia, you'll be on the beach, just steps from Playa de Muro and a 2-minute drive from Alcudia Beach. This 4-star hotel is 1.3 mi (2.1 km) from Albufera Natural Park and 2 mi (3.2 km) from Hidropark.Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, a 24-hour front desk, and multilingual staff. A shuttle from the hotel to the airport is provided for a surcharge (available 24 hours).
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Just wanted to share my 6 am thoughts with everyone
I've lived in 2 countries growing up, Canada and the UAE. Both have their pros and cons and tbh there's a lot of things Canada does worse.
Even with all the things Canada doesn't do as well, I love this country. I genuinely am so grateful we have freedom of speech and the ability to express ourselves without fear of getting in trouble for it.
I love the people, the weather, the culture, and the rights that we have.
It's not perfect, but I still would rather be here than anywhere else right now.
I would post this to r/canada but they aren't letting me post so I hope this relates enough to Ontario.
EDIT: Some people are asking me what things Canada does worse (understandable i did mention it), the main thing would be safety, Canada is very safe but there has been times where I've been at risk (robbery), or people have gotten things stolen. In Dubai, its a small bubble so the comparison is unfair but the reality was that it was even safer there. I would go out at 4 am for walks and not think about it twice just about anywhere in the city. I can't really do that in London. Thats just one of the things UAE did better, obviously no country will be perfect.
There's some other things such as the lack of income tax (depends on how you see it), also (much) higher salaries for people who are in things like finance/engineering.
But at the end of it all, you can never call the UAE your permanent home, if you lose your job, you are given 4 weeks to find a new one or leave. It is literally designed to be a temporary place where most people leave after a few years. This makes making friends really tough, and idk about you, but thats extremely important to me.
Hope I introduced you guys to some new perspectives of other countries around the world!
Swede here, and Canadian resident of 4+ years! I can only agree, I truly believe we live in the greatest nation on earth, and I'm never going back! This great nation has enriched me with so much knowledge about the world and friends from all walks of life. Have a great Tuesday everyone!
Curious why Canada is better than Sweden? I've only ever lived in Ontario and have a friend who moved to Sweden to play pro volleyball and never left.
I get this question a lot and there's a risk I might end up writing an essay, so pardon! Primarily for social/personal reasons. Sweden is very tricky to navigate socially. You can't just strike up a convo with someone; usually they WILL assume you are crazy/on drugs and will get viscerally uncomfortable. It's very much 'keep to your own and don't stand out' in Sweden, which I always had a hard time with. Whenever I'd meet people from the U.S/Canada on vacation/work in Sweden, I'd have a much better time with them. (Me and my gf went to a 'Swede meet-up' in Toronto a few years back, and ended up having a great night chatting with the only Canadian there... lol).
There are also massive immigration/integration-related issues happening in Sweden right now. I always lol when the Canadian conservatives whine about immigration here; Canada is doing great. People seem to be integrating, learning the language and accepting the social norms and values that govern life here, and I have been so enriched by friends from all cultures and beliefs here. That is not to say that immigrants don't do this in Sweden, but in recent years it has really become obvious that many come to Sweden simply for the generous government benefits, but will not bother learning the language, and bring with them views on things like equality or democracy, that don't jive. But because of the collectivist mindset in Sweden, these issues have been very taboo to discuss. More about that here.
Oh, and weed. Weed is really, really illegal in Sweden. You'll get a criminal record for even having THC in your system. Like, cops can take you in for a humiliating drug test for no reason, and if you 'piss positive', you'll get a record, have to pay fines, and could lose your driver's license.
I travel to Sweden for work a lot and I absolutely get what you mean! About striking up a conversation – it's very hard and I just gave up on it and stick to myself when I'm there now. And go back to Copenhagen as soon as I'm done with my meetings Lol. Otherwise it's a lovely place to visit.
Love Copenhagen. The Danes are WAY different. I mean, a people who enjoy pastries and booze for breakfast and talk loudly and gutturally about it. They are really the OG Vikings of Scandinavia. Yes, Sweden certainly has its charms. More than anything, I feel sorry for my countrymen. Like, relax. Enjoy life and each other. I wish you weren't all so anal about everything. (And ffs, legalize weed. People are shooting each other dead daily over petty drug markets. The fact that Swedish politicians won't catch a clue is just mind-boggling.)
I dated a Swede to the point that we were talking about marriage and us going over there to settle down. The extreme social anal-ness put me off from making the decision to go over. That and the anti-weed sentiment, naturally.
I always laugh a little when people point to Sweden about their lack of closures, not realizing that they naturally socially distance anyway and really really follow the rules. I think there's a running joke that now "Swedes are now recommended to keep only 2 meters distance rather than the usual 3". They are extremely community minded and any deviation from that will result in very vicious passive aggressive response. A couple times my ex's friends or family would come to visit and it was interesting driving with them. Any time a entering a new, lower speed zone they would hard break the car to get it down to the new speed, I found that interesting compared to typical Ontario drivers.
Oh man, you must watch 'Welcome To Sweden', I bet you'd laugh yourself half dead. Yeah, the passive aggressiveness is just unbelievable, and you are dead on the money regarding the speed limits! I pride myself when I see the speedometer hit 60 on a 50 route. Lol.
My wife started watching an episode casually. I came in half way through and once I watched enough to get the plot I was like "this is too real".
It's in in the rotation of things to watch now.
So basically the Swedes are the Germans of Scandinavia. Or I suppose the Germans are the Swedes of central Europe?
So basically the Swedes are the Germans of Scandinavia
Lol definitely said that multiple times to my Swedish ex, much to her chagrin
Any time a entering a new, lower speed zone they would hard break the car to get it down to the new speed, I found that interesting compared to typical Ontario drivers.
Wait...My car has brakes?!
I also want to add that Opeth (one of the greatest bands of all time) is from Sweden!
Ghost too!
Metal is one thing they do right indeed. If you are into post-hardcore i recommend Cult Of Luna. Give the 'Salvation'-album a listen!
as is Falconer and several other power metal bands.
Yep, every video I've been shown introducing Swedish culture includes the love of metal music
They must find the 401 so annoying. I've tried going 100 and I just can't. Whenever I get to a place with a lower speed, I just take my foot off the gas ... eventually I'll get to the lower speed limit lol
It's very interesting that two countries that are so close linguistically, ethnically, geographically, etc. developed such vastly different social norms/behaviours. I wonder why that is?
That's really interesting, thanks for sharing your perspective! If you don't mind me asking, on the flip side, what are some things that Sweden does better than Canada?
Coffee. I might risk getting deported now, but for the life of me, Canadians (and Americans, another country that I have travelled and have a deep love for...) CAN'T MAKE A DECENT CUP OF COFFEE! Give it to me black as the night and strong enough to produce a caffeine rush that gives a buzz behind the eyes! In other words, it is time to abolish Tim Hortons.
No way man. You just aren't going to the right places. There are some really great brands of coffee here. Try Planet Bean, Kicking Horse, or Balzac's. After that it's on you. But like there are a couple top end coffee shops where I live. We've also even got a little Belgium one here, that gives you a little chocolate whenever you get a coffee, which is lovely. If you mean Tim Horton's sucks? Yeah we know. But like, can't get a decent coffee anywhere in Canada? Come on man! That's Malarkey!
It'll tell you a great coffee drink:
The Burlington High Society:
Cannabis Coconut Oil - half tsp
Brown Sugar - half tsp
Vanilla - dash
Amaretto - 1/2 shot
Steamed Milk - to taste
Bailey's - half shot
Double espresso
That will make your bull run, I guarantee it.
Oh man, I HAVE to try that one! I should also clarify that I mean take-out coffee, or when friends brew it. That's when they tend to serve up brown, hot water. Wonderful roasters in this country! Kicking Horse is one of my faves and we just went through a big bag of Balzac's beans from Costco!
Come to my shop in Toronto! I'll make you a decent cup!
Please don't judge canadian coffee on Tim Hortons. That would be like me judging Swedish pizza by the stuff you get at seven elev
swedish pizza
I assume you're not aware of what Swedes do to pizza. It's kinda a running joke of how messed up of a pizza they can make. Google "swedish pizza", the one with kiwis on top is my favourite
Which shop is that? The husband and I go to Toronto often for concerts and a really good cup of coffee the morning after does sound good before the drive home.
I mean, we used to go to concerts often... :(
Oakwood Espresso
Love you guys!
There's plenty good coffee and beer in Canada, you just have to go to small independent brewers for either. But that tends to be true for mass market vs small independent for any kind of food and drink
Lol I'd have to agree on that one, Timmies is awful. I've been hearing a lot of conflicting information on this one, but how was Sweden's COVID response been?
Someone else asked this and he responded saying that Swedes naturally socially-distance from strangers anyways, so there was effectively no change in behaviour which complied with the social distancing rules.
I'm a big coffee drinker, but I've only ever had North American coffee (I'm claustrophobic, so flying overseas is impossible for me). I've noticed a decline in the quality of most coffees, and I won't try to defend most of them because I'm sure that you're right, that our coffee doesn't hold up internationally.
And, oh the stories you could hear about how far Tim Hortons has fallen. When I was a kid, Tim Hortons sold coffee, donuts (that they made in the restaurant), and bagels. That was about it. Now, they sell everything, and all of it comes frozen and it just warmed up in the restaurant (for the most part). Anyway ...
I'm curious, if I might ask; what about small non-chain "mom and pop" type coffee places? Is that coffee closer to what you'd get in Sweden / the rest of the world?
I too miss fika time
Thanks. Insights you wouldn't see from the rosy pictures you hear/see online.
Have you been to Fika in Kensington? It's really good, but I guess now no indoor dining. Shame.
So much this. The fact that even decent espresso places in Canada always ask if you want milk/cream or sugar in an AMERICANO (or a latte??) says a lot. And when you order drip coffee in a lot of places they look at you like you're crazy when you ask for it black. At Tim's a "regular coffee" includes heavy cream and sugar syrup. It's insane AND unhealthy.
Music education
It's very much 'keep to your own and don't stand out' in Sweden, which I always had a hard time with.
I have heard Finland is like this as well, except x10.
There's a joke a Finnish guy used to tell me, something like: "how do you tell a Finnish person likes you? He's staring at your shoes instead of his own."
Now with that being said, that man was very personable. We also met a Finnish guy at an all-inclusive resort and he was awesome too. Both people though our experiences were heavily involved with alcohol, so perhaps that is why.
Yeah, the finns are known for their melancholy. God knows that they had a rough go. They were fucked by Russia as well as the Nazis, while enduring life in a desolate and frozen part of the world. However, they do know how to party and have produced some crushingly beautiful folk music.
At least the Finns are somewhat okay with weed. I was in a smaller city and Helsinki and came across a few people using it casually on the sidewalk. Others also openly talked about using it to me, so I'm like you have to come to Canada then!
" It's very much 'keep to your own and don't stand out' in Sweden" Perhaps this is why immigrants aren't integrating very well in Sweden. If everyone just keeps to themselves and don't mix with anyone outside their circle, someone not from the country will just stick to their own out of necessity.
Interesting perspective! Thanks for sharing :)
The one thing I wish we'd adopt here in Canada is the European approach to work/life balance. Canada has fallen victim to Westernization in this regard, where two weeks vacation and (often) over forty hour weeks with limited or no work from home opportunities is the norm. We desperately need to address this aspect of our lives. It has been shown time and time again that treating people like human beings who have lives outside of the office is beneficial literally across the board from productivity to happiness to health.
I totally get what you mean. I traveled to Sweden a few years ago for 2 weeks and by the end of my trip couldn't wait to get home to Canada, just to be able to talk to people and feel warmth! Sweden obviously is a great country that does a lot really well, but being there made me appreciate being a Canadian even more.
I think a proper "melting pot" is a hard thing to do with first generation immigrants simply because many nations have ways of helping folks out a lot easier - Canada being great at it. My grandparents came here from Poland in 1960 and if they didn't learn the language and such, they'd be SOL. Now, there are plenty of folks from various nations that came here previously so you can immigrate, find your people and not have to have a crash course in Canada. Hell, we've got more than just our 2 official languages on ATMs to help folks out.
Assimilation isn't a must anymore so people take their time with it. Many other nations would have you assimilate or else. I think there's pros and cons to both, tbh. I do a lot of hiring as part of my job and so many otherwise solid candidates get shafted because they don't have the English or French skills. I mean, they generally don't have to have them for everyday stuff anymore so why bother, right? It can bite you in the ass though.
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Thanks. Insights you wouldn't see from the rosy pictures you hear/see online.
The world is far more complicated than any of us really wants to admit. All we can do is listen and try to understand :3
I also recommend 'Welcome To Sweden', it's available on Amazon Prime. It's a really hilarious sitcom about Sweden from the perspective of an american immigrant.
I wonder if the integration issues have anything to do with the way ghettos/projects in Sweden? Is that still a thing? I was living in Raslatt while studing in Jonkoping and it was a pretty clear that residents of Raslatt did not really go out in the city proper and vice versa. My swede friends from the city almost experienced culture shock from visiting and seeing people playing cricket.
I feel this is somewhat common in Europe in general isn't it? US and Canada are much less formal overall. We can wear jeans and a t-shirt to almost any public event and not have people bat an eye. Feel people are more on an equal lower playing field here.
I agree and disagree. In everyday life; sure. I drive a 2002 Forrester with the engine light on and a fair bit of rust and don't feel bad about showing up to events in my dusty ass Bluntstone boots. Workplace decorum here though is, in my opinion, more high-strung than in Sweden in terms of how people communicate with superiors etc.
You'll get a criminal record for even having THC in your system
That's frickin' barbaric, eh! What about tourists? Does Norway do that too? Why would you have to take a piss test?
Not sure about Norway. The only way to get around this would be to prove that you have consumed it where it is legal. There have actually been cases where Swedes have returned from Amsterdam, gotten nabbed and proved they traveled there and consumed it legally. Cops are manic about weed. They form chains at music festivals and literally comb through the campgrounds/concert areas, stop and ID-check anyone they think looks like they might have smoked, and give two options; voluntarily pee in a cup, or come to the hospital for a forced blood test. It sounds like I'm kidding but I'm not.
Look at Sweden's response to COVID and you'll see why lol
This is also something that pains me deeply. I miss my folks. Me and my gf were gonna go home this summer to visit. I haven't been home since I came here. Was too busy with school and life. And now, who knows when I can see them next...
not Swede, but when I moved here and learned about the 2 week vacation .. uuughhh... for me that's the most annoying part .. I just can't get over it. ... and the tons of snow...
Curious, name one thing UAE does better than Canada?
Enslaving Filipinos.
Woah woah pal don't forget the South Asians too
Ok sure, but other than enslaving Filipinos, what does the UAE do better?
Build faster! Especially transport
slaves help with that. Also the dry flat landscape; building something like highway 17 is a lot lot harder then laying a road in a desert.
While we pay our tradespeople better in Canada most our our consumer goods come from horribly paid people in south asia. The people who grow our fruit, coffee beans, chocolates are mostly paid like dirt. Canadian mining companies have routinely fucked communities in Africa and South America.
We really aren't much better.
I obviously am proud to be Canadian and detest the UAE in many ways but as someone born in the UAE I do have some insights. For example: in the UAE there aren't taxes, the left most lanes on the highway are exclusively used for overtaking, there are deserts that you can "fun drive" in, and that's everything I can think of lol.
I don't really get why no taxes is a good thing. Taxes are what being a country is about. It's saying that I'm willing to sacrifice for the collective. To me, it's a point of pride that my taxes go towards making Canada a better place to live and to give less privileged people more opportunity.
Forty+ years of crazy right-wing conservative propaganda has convinced many people that taxes are more evil than anything else, except maybe atheists.
It's very true and it's sad because a lot of the people who are conservatives nowadays (e.g. blue-collar workers) used to be on the forefront of labour and human rights back in the 50s and 60s.
I think it's the inefficiency of government, being larger than it needs to be and just generally being a money pit that people are opposed to more incremental taxes.
Lol the lack of taxes create all the negatives you're thinking of.
yea i agree lol
Idk we got muddy fields to rip up in our lifted f150s. But fair it would be nice if people stopped driving in the passing lane
It's easy, bring back torture for people who drive slowly in the left lane
Calm down there, Heinlein.
How are things paid for (roads, healthcare, etc) if they don't have taxes?
yea the gov. generates revenue in other ways like natural resources and tourism. Also healthcare is private so they don't have those costs that our governments does so they could get away with generating less.
The main thing is safety, I could go out at 3am in dubai with headphones in anywhere in the city and not have to worry about someone approaching me, its not the same here (london ontario)
Also other things like Salaries, Healthcare (its privatized so my family and my experience was very snap and quick), Corona testing, (they do 100-130k tests for a population that is 2/3 of Ontarios.
Its a small place so the infrastructure was crazy good (as in roads, lights), things were open hella late there. Also the restuarants.
Those were just a few things i found better there
No income tax, higher wages (for European/North American foreigners), lots of things are cheaper (because of the super cheap labour, obviously), better weather (IMO, I hate snow), much closer to other countries, being a tiny nation, which means easier/faster/cheaper to travel to some pretty cool destinations.
On the flip side, there are no social programs for expats which is expected, which means schooling/healthcare is all private, so you need to have solid income. The whole treatment of Asian workers will be very disturbing to some. While many things are generally cheaper, there is definitely a lot of materialism which leads to the desire for many to keep up, which, if you are not careful, will cancel the whole "no tax" thing because you will just end up spending more than you can afford.
It is a good place to make money, enjoy life etc. but you have to be in the right career. Also, it is definitely not a "raise your family long term" place.
Just want to say that I think a lot of Candians would struggle with the weather. Had a friend who worked in the UAE and lived on a compound with a 10 minute walk to work.
He had to walk to work in shorts, shower, and then put on his suit since he would be sweating so much by the time he got to work. Almost noone does anything outside unless you're surronded by water or its past 8 pm.
I think you really get to appreciate Canada once you have lived on another country for a while. Then, you really see how good we have it. Yes, it can get cold and we can complain about the local public transit, housing market, and Doug Ford, but overall we are doing okay. Here we have the opportunity to receive good medical services, received good education (even if you have limited income), get a good job without going to a university, change careers in your 30s-40s, and retire with a reliable pension plan, etc. Some of these things, if not all, can be impossible to accomplish in other countries. That said, some people still complain about the littlest of things just because someone told them it doesn't align with the view of their political party. They don't get to appreciate the things some of us do because they don't know different. In a way, I guess, ignorance is bliss. I'm not saying we should be content with what we have and leave it as that. We should always strive to be better as a country, while appreciating the things that we currently have. Educate yourself, have informed conversations with your peers, respect others, and elect competent officials. That way we can keep having Canada as a great country, rather than whatever our neighbours to the south have right now.
We're not immune to their ideological virus though. We've had our issues with white supremacy popping up. Our conservative parties are taking on their methods and principles too.
Pakistani canadian here who has lived in five countries, once a week I get this overpowering feeling of gratitude for being part of this great country . You don't know what you have unless you go on the other side ...
Glad you enjoy being here, the gratitude that New Canadians show to this country is immensely greater than that of the average Canadian, and it's part of the reason why I never fail to get along with new immigrants to Canada.
Constantly having a positive perspective makes them so much more tolerable than people who take this country for granted, and learning about their cultures is always amazing :)
As a Canadian who's lived abroad, specifically communist Poland in the late 80's & post communist Poland in the 90's, and post wall Germany also in the 90's, I can unequivocally say Canadians who've never lived in a less liberal or free society have no idea how good they have it.
I get so mad when I see Canadians complain about how our Governments Covid-19 response has trampled their freedoms and compare us to communist states. They are the epitome of clueless and their ignorance is offensive. They do not understand what communism means, or the actual extent of their freedom and personal liberties. I wish I could slap them all hard enough to put them in a real communist country where there are armed soldiers on every street, curfews, shops they can't enter because they're the wrong social class, forced labor camps, and they can learn what not having free speech really means.
Canada is a brilliantly free and beautiful country. I married an American and I loathe the thought he would ever ask me to move to the USA. The atmosphere there now scares me more than Poland did in the 80's.
The atmosphere there now scares me more than Poland did in the 80's.
That's a heavy statement. Freaks me out a bit.
Communist Poland was at least somewhat predictable, I feel the political and social climate in America is quite volatile in comparison.
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I'm an immigrant too (from the USA) and I'm very glad to be in Canada as well, especially considering how increasingly screwed up the land of my birth is getting.
Same, when we moved here we were like "Canada seems like the best place by far to be for the long haul, esp if something ever happened".... and then this year happened :-0 Cheers to you my fellow US immigrant! I love it here and would never live anywhere else
Same, its painful to watch..
Also same. I miss seeing my family in the States but I'm glad I'm here instead of there right now. Sigh.
I moved here from America during the Obama years so I had absolutely zero political incentive. But right now I'm just counting my blessings that I'm safe up here.
I agree , i'm from uk orig, been living here since 1999, & it is by far much better here, than there.
How is it so much better? I may be moving to England (not London) in 2 years for my next job. Just curious.
I'm a born and raised Brit, lived in Toronto for nearly 10 years. Standard of living is higher higher I would say, you get a lot more for yourself dollar, I would never have a home like I have here, back in london. Also personally feel like it's a better and more safe place to raise kids.
I went the other way and was pretty surprised living in the UK. Wages in my industry are the same USD/year in both countries, but everything is so much more expensive in the UK. To have the same quality of life as Canada I would need to make 1.5-2X the wage and I was in Yorkshire, I can't imagine London.
That being said, I enjoyed it a lot, the history in the UK is amazing. It's a great country, just so expensive that I couldn't move there permanently.
My wife grew up in England and would never entertain leaving Toronto to move back to the UK.
She much-prefers the mix of cultures here and our general quality of life is much higher than it would be in Blighty
Interesting. Tks. Quality of life as in how is Toronto better?
Cost of living is much higher in England, even outside London.
Also, the UK economy isn't doing great and the Brexit/Covid one-two punch really has people on edge over there.
As well, we just both really like Toronto. It's culturally diverse and dynamic while being safe and clean.
She also prefers the change of seasons to just cloud and rain most of the time.
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I've only lived in Ontario and I love it! Yours To Discover :)
Glad you are living your best life here. Have a great day!
This can be a bit of a dumpster fire of a province some days, but when you feel down just look at Quebec and Alberta and it seems just fucking dandy to be here!
I thought it was Open For business: :/
I'm old.
"Keep It Beautiful", maybe I'm older.
Haha!!! Love it.
Or just not a Ford-loving dork :)
I think Ontario has slogans now. "A Place To Grow" I think is (was one blue) license plates. "Open for Business" is one signs near Ontario boarders. "...will cost you" is on stickers.
I think "A Place To Grow" is supposed to be the official current slogan.
Its the new Canadians that help me realize how great we have it... this is all alot of us have ever known and we take it for granted.
...And the new Canadians that help make it so great!
I feel so grateful once again that I came here seeing that we're called "New canadians" not "immigrants" .😍😍 I mean it's true but it gives me warmth and a sense of community seeing these comments ❤🇨🇦❤
I literally just joined this sub to write what OP wrote, and noticed he beat me to it !! I am an African immigrant who moved here in 2003 when I was 3. Lately, I have been realizing that we seriously live in the greatest nation on earth. Like guys our problems can be bad, but trust me we have it sooooo good.
I moved from Florida to small town Ontario. I know, that seems backwards to many Snow Birds. I am married to a Canadian woman who went to Florida to start an outdoor based business in the 90s - and when things started going sideways in the US about 2017, we decided it was time to move north. Lucky for me, my wife maintained her Canadian passport and was able to sponsor me to immigrate to Canada. I am now a permanent resident and look forward to earning citizenship. As for the USA? I don't think I'll be going back. I wrote a book called "Leaving Trump's America" about my experiences and if the mods allow it, here's a link: www.LeavingTrumpsAmerica.com
My 4th country. And I love it!
We have lived in 3 countries and we feel so fortunate to now call Canada home! In Canada, we have also lived in two provinces and we are happy to have moved to Ontario over 5 years ago! Cheers!
I've lived in 3 countries too and pick Canada by far as the best.
I've lived in three countries too. This is likely where I'll be forever. Toronto/Ontario have been very good to me and I am happy to be a Canadian-by-choice!
I lived in the US for 7 years.....never. again.
When our kids were little my husband had the opportunity to take a promotion in the US. It would have boosted his career immeasurably but we would have had to move to the States for the foreseeable future. We discussed it. Which is to say, I said, "Absolutely no way." Our kids would have gone to American schools. They would have learned the Pledge of Allegiance, and all of it. They would have grown up in America and become Americans. I wasn't having it, and my husband agreed. We stayed. A bit poorer for sure. But totally worth it.
I lived there for my first 30 years of life... also never again
I grew up in LA then moved to NYC before landing in TO. Would never move back to the US
Just curious, what does Canada do worse than UAE?
I'd bet it doesn't snow in the UAE.
On the flip, it doesn't get to 50 degrees Celsius plus here.
Snow is a positive imo
Tell me that after just shoveling the driveway and then the plow goes by.
Sure I'll just have to come down from my apartment first
They said worse
I'm curious too. If there are things we could do better, we should try to do them better.
Although I need to add to my comment by saying that no matter how luxurious Dubai is/was, there is NOTHING as good as living in good old Ontario. The pros can sound materialistic, it's all about living the best life there. Maids, A/C everywhere, beach parties and lavish cars on the highways, etc. but nothing tops breathing crisp, fresh air (Dubai air always felt so hot and icky). There are tons of opportunities here and people with disabilities or medical conditions will definitely be taken care of here. My dads best friend had an autistic son and they struggled for years to find a school willing to take him in. I would go back to Dubai, as a vacation. I would always choose to live here :) P.S. UAE does not have a democracy. We have a "king/ruler" and their sort of royal family of Sheikhs. I don't really know what they do, but we celebrated all their birthdays lol. I didn't dare get into politics over there. Everything is played dirty. You lose a family member to a car accident? The police will try to get you to accept blood money. I've seen it happen. Canada all the way
This could be from a personal perspective. I lived in Dubai for 7 years, grew up there actually. They could mean that Dubai was better because no taxes, for example. Taxes were included in the cost of things but no such thing as added GST/HST or pay deductions. Obviously the taxes is what gets us free healthcare here but majority of the working class there have high paying jobs that already offer healthcare and free tuition! So that was a huge bonus for someone like my family with three kids who can be educated for free! It's honestly the little things, year round summer, full service gas stations, the service industry there is just phenomenal— hospitality also amazing, (my dad worked in that industry). Overall 10/10.
Hah I ended up at full-service gas station last week in Toronto and was SO confused. Ended up pumping my own gas which confused the attendant lol.
LMAO once my husband and I were in the middle of sketchy Scarborough at a Husky and the guy knocked on our window asking us which gas to pump. Apparently it was full service 😂😂😂
Allow Muslim women to marry non Muslim men... Not allowing other strange borderline humans rights violating laws in Canada is a thing too.
Idk afaik UAE doesn't even hold elections or practice democracy so I'd say it's a really hard argument to make that Canada does anything worse than UAE.
Well I suppose someone who has lived in both would be in a position to make said argument
Idk afaik
Please, continue sharing your wisdom
Everyday, I am grateful that I live in Canada. So many great things about living here. Currently, I can't look anywhere without seeing beauty with the leaves.
What do you find that the UAE does better than Canada? Not disagreeing or looking for an argument, I'm genuinely curious to see someone else's perspective
I know, we have Ford but could be worst, I'm from Colombia (but the presi over there rt now decided to call it Polombia), over there being a corrupt criminal has more benefits. Glad corruption n other ugly things r low here.
I love Canada as well.
I just wish my fellow Ontarians would stop fucking voting in the goddamn Cons. They're never going to be helpful to the population, they haven't been in decades, and yet we keep putting them in.
Persian here. Lived in Malaysia for 5 years. Have been in Canada for 6 and I got my citizenship last year. Love love love Canada. Gorgeous springs and autumns. Iran and Malaysia have a lot of things going for them, but I still consider Canada my home.
The diversity here, freedom of speech, equality between the genders, the fact that homophobia and racism is considered horrible. First few years were rough because Canada is freaking expensive compared, but the freedom here is priceless.
It is so safe here. So so so safe.
Malaysia is actually not too bad - a lot of new technologies, but I noticed a lot of racism there and that really turned me away from there, also got really tired from having the same weather every day of the year
I grew up in Ontario. My dad immigrated from Ireland, my mom is from Newfoundland.
I don't want to move to another province. I love the beautiful small towns and farmland in Southern Ontario, I love the ethnic diversity of the greater Toronto area.
It's a good mix of job availability and nature and culture.
Damn .. must of taken forever for you to learn to speak as a kid. Parents must of confused you.
Newfoundland and Irish accents have a lot of overlap.
My dad grew up in a time when they did accent reduction, so that he could teach school in other areas of Ireland. That shit would never fly now, it would be considered politically incorrect
Also, my mom's Newfoundland accent is toned down quite a bit when she's in Ontario.
So I didn't really notice my parents' accents when I was growing up. People would say "OH YOUR MOM'S IRISH" okay no, but okay I get what they meant. Other people could hear the traces of my parents' accents but to me they were just my mom and dad.
Poor lost Albertan souls look towards us while desperately clutching their health cards.
American here, living in Ontario for the past 15 years. Couldn't agree more!
I'm originally from Mexico, I've been fortunate enough to live in four countries, and I can definitely say that out of all them, I love Canada the most. A lot of times we forget that those things we enjoyed from our countries of origin, actually have a lot to do with the reason why we left (cheaper living-lower, shittier wages; tax evasion-shitty infrastructure; looser laws-higher corruption, just to name a few). I love Mexico, but I would never return no matter how much money I was offered. My husband is Canadian, my home is Canada, our babies will be Mexicanadian, and our future will be Canadian. Thank you Canada, thank you Ontario!
Just moved to Canada from India, and I whole heartedly agree. When I see folks complain about stuff in Canada I want to remind them about how good it is here compared to other places.
r/Canada had a LOT of issues. Apparently two r/canada moderators had ties to white supremacy, racist posts were getting upvoted, and they tended toward anti-immigration. It was a hot mess that I don't have time for so I left the sub; I don't know if it's been corrected since I left or not. Don't care.
If you're looking for a more Canadian sub about Canada check out r/OnGuardForThee.
Yikes! Good to know, thanks!
Yeah or a bunch of local city ones are good too. If you live in Canada you should connect with your local city subreddit.
Then there was r/metacanada but I think they moved to their own website thankfully.
If you're looking for a more Canadian sub about Canada check out r/OnGuardForThee.
It's certainly a better sub, but it is patrolled by a huge band of woke lefties, who earnestly believe it's just because of strategic voting that the NDP doesn't have back to back majority governments, despite having never polled anywhere close to that level, ever. It's a strange place.
I'm with you there. I came from the UK last year, and I love it so much more here.
Moved here with my family from Pakistan when I was 15. Have never looked back.
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Where are you in Ontario? I'm from NB, and though I miss my family and the beach, I love Ottawa. Of course are people are going to say NB is shite, but just think of it as a forested NS, really. It was a fantastic place to grow up, with very low crime, and lots of outdoor space.
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That's the first problem.. Cambridge is full of Portuguese people.. I can say this cause I am Portuguese
ha! I grew up in Cambridge and I take no offense to this. Cambridge is like taking buttered bread and then finding out that the butter is "salt-free can't believe it's not butter margarine" and the bread is "a big box store full of racists.
Cambridge is what happens when the only culture is Fox29 WUTV and the only change they've made there in the last 20 yeas is opioid addiction.
My east coast in-laws call it Onterrible :/
I was born and raised in ON, lIved in NS for four beautiful years. We moved back to ON seven years ago but still miss living out east, so I get it.
I would love to retire in the east coast with the ocean, mountains and more relax style. Hang in there for whatever reason you're here, Ont does have it charms.
What are the top 3 things Newfoundland does better than Ontario? I mean, let's leave aside things outside our control, like natural beauty.
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#2 is definitely near the top of my list of things I dislike about Ontario. I've never really lived anywhere with better drivers, only visited. But I can totally sympathize. If you're thinking of mostly Toronto, it's a little less intense in mid-sized cities like Ottawa and London. But not much.
Curious about extremism. I find people here to be mostly quite reasonable and tolerant, politically and culturally. But again, I've not lived elsewhere in Canada, so there could be plenty of room for improvement.
This is common for Newfies. They have a strong local culture. Even though other provinces have more economic opportunity, everyone I've met always has the game plan to "move back home" whenever they are done working. By comparison, BC is like half Ontario emigres. I will say I've had a nice quality of life here. What sucks about it for you?
I use to work at a company in Brampton that was filled with Newfoundlanders (probably not anymore) it was great place .. happy people that loved to streak up a conversation. I loved it .. Newfoundlanders are awesome people.
So nice to see the number of people who have immigrated to Canada show such appreciation.
A lot of differences but it's safe to say that we've had it quite good here compared to some other countries and fail to see how lucky we really are. Not trying to knock on anyone but it's an opportunity to empathize with others that may have not had the ability to live safely or in a democratized environment. (Please save the Conservative vs Liberal banter for another day, I'm just trying to make an observation in gratitude.)
Ontario born, raised and residing. No desire to leave; I know how good we have it, even with our problems.
American here, (from the southern u.s.) I came to Ontario as when I was a kid with my mom. I got my citizenship a few years ago. With how things are going down south. I'm very grateful I was brought here.
I also feel the same way, I lived in Chicago, IL for 8 years and Toronto, On for 15 years I love this country and it's definitely under rated.
I lived in 4 countries, and UAE being one of them. That place is fucking awful, I'll never go back. Came to Canada 17-18 years ago and never left. For the first time I felt at home.
Came here from Mumbai, India. And while I love India in many ways I feel extremely fortunate to be in Canada, which i also consider the greatest nation on the planet.
I agree. Especially considering the state of USA right now. So happy my grandparents packed up all they could carry in the middle of the night in the USSR to escape and immigrate to Canada almost a century ago.
As a Canadian I'm very proud of our collective conduct, and judgement. Every time I hear about Trump, it really brings out the contrasts to me.
It's never been more evident how Canada differs from the US.
Just curious as to what we do worse or the UAE does better?
What do we do worse than UAE?
My friend has been giving me daily updates from Armenia and man, does that ever make me happy I'm here!
Ontario is fine but each province has their pros and cons. The pros for immigrants in ON is that you find a lot of communities here so you find people who relate to you in language and culture, but that is changing in other provinces where nominee programs exist. The cons in ON are quite a lot but mostly to do with financial issues than social ones like energy costs, housing prices (even outside of the GTA has seen a big spike) and rentals etc.
spoiled canadian who has lived here all his life and nowhere else.
still thankful to live here and nowhere else.
ESPECIALLY THE USA! that place is COVID19 central.
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Oh man,
I was raised in France,
Did part of my study in Scotland
Worked a while in Madrid,
Moved 4 years to London for work
And now I'm in Montreal, often in Ontario.
Canada is definitively one of the best country I lived in, here since 4+ years in Montreal, and not planning to move ! I recently discovered Ontario this summer, and I totally fall in love - This could be the most amazing place on earth to live in in my opinion (The Wild, The space, the people (And I say this, I lived with Scotts people and they are AMAZING).
I would be proud to be Canadian if it happen one day !
I have to agree with you. I've said 'I'm so glad I'm Canadian' more times this year than I ever had in my life!
I have lived in 3 countries, Indonesia, Austria and Canada, out of the three, Canada is indeed the best, I can be myself without fear, sure there are some casual racism, but that's nothing compared to Austria. Unfortunately, I won't be staying here for long, have to go back either to Indonesia or Austria at some point. In the meantime, I'm gonna enjoy Canada.
Love living in Ontario (GTA). Hate auto Insurance & Telecom rates/services.
Grateful to be in Canada and being a Canadian
we have freedom of speech and the ability to express ourselves without fear of getting in trouble for it.
well, for the most part. Granted in many places around the world you'd have far less latitude on this, but no country truly allows free speech. Even in Canada things can go badly for you if you get too vocal about indigenous rights or too critical of Canada's mining, oil and pipeline industries. Even housing advocacy and anti-poverty activism can land you a criminal record and render you unemployable. We have our share of law enforcement officials who have no qualms with using law enforcement as a political weapon. That being said, there are many places in the world where these problems are far more severe. So if you are a person with a deep belief in the dignity and rights of all human beings, wherever you live in the world there is still plenty to be done.
I'm glad you're enjoying your time here in the true north strong and free. There is much to explore in Ontario.
Ever since the Burj Khalifa was constructed I've wanted to visit the UAE.
Go for it! Winter is the best season to visit in
My husband moved to the states to be with me when we were given an amazing opportunity to live in a beautiful log cabin in the woods. It's been 5 amazing years. But we just had our first child.. and with how my country is handling everything... it's honestly heartbreaking. We made the decision to move to Canada. We just started looking at work and housing. I can't wait to raise my son in a much more wholesome country.
What does this country do worse? If you have to ask that question, you've obviously never have travelled.
Vacation time
Money laundering
Human trafficking
Daylight savings time
Price fixing on most goods, especially electronics
Price of groceries
Education, why does a Canadian get a differant quality of education from one province to the next when we are all Canadian's? We should all have access to the same quality of education and same opportunity.
Universal basic health care coverage for dental, pharmaceuticals, tools (crutches), eye care.
Public transportation
All of these areas, Canada ranks fairly low or significantly worse on the gobal scale or other individually comparable countries. We do a lot of things right, but saying we are better than the USA in comparison sets the bar very low. To say that is "good enough" is laughable.
There's always room for improvement, and it'd be very difficult to be top in everything, but I think the gist of it is that overall this country is the best, even if there are areas another country does better.
Yeah, each time after I travel, or when I read the news, it makes me glad to be living where I am. Always room for improvement, so I'll still be complaining about something the next day, but still, at the end of the night, it's good to be here. Too bad you couldn't post this to the national subreddit, as I'm sure this sentiment is shared by many in all our provinces and territories.
Question: are you male or female? Not sure how 'safe' I'd feel as a woman in the UAE.
As a Canadian, born and raised, I am appreciative of the kind things you have to say about my home. There are few places I'd rather be as well. I think our multiculturalism is part of what makes this country so great - so many different cultures and ways of life, all within arm's reach of each other!
One minor correction I'd like to make is that we do not have actual free speech here. I think I understand your point to be more contextual/expressive than literal, but it is an important distinction nonetheless.
Be a lot better if it wasn't cold for 8 months lol
Ok! Ontario is the cultural,sport,economical heart and engine of the country. It is the hub to science and technology.
It's beautiful in nature and placed strategically close to biggest cities in the US which gives it more economical and political power.
It is not perfect but got many things right. Education in Ontario is the best and probably the best in the world. Ontario is the most educated place in the world. 7 out 10 people have post secondary education.
Health care is decent. Infrastructure is decent. Schools are good. University and colleges are great.
Been living here for 20 years. Lived in Nova Scotia for 2 years, place is beautiful but economy is not good. NS lacks economical prosperity compared to Ontario.
Toronto is world class city. Beautiful and clean for its size. Ottawa is gorgeous. Kingston is cute. Hamilton......... Just few example


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