Canada What does it feel like to live in Canada?

Canada has a vast territory, with a much of a northern climate like China. Cities with a large Chinese population are eventful in Tonorto and Montreal in Eastern Canada, Calgary in central Canada, and Vancouver in Western Canada all have long winters and short summers. Toronto and Montreal Winters last from mid-October to March-April of the following year, with temperatures ranging from -10 degrees Celsius to -30 degrees Celsius, with few periods of extreme cold.

The central calgary is up to 10 months old in winter, and the coldest is minus 40 degrees Celsius, so you have to use a four-wheel drive car in winter. The best weather is Vancouver on the west coast, the coldest winter is only around zero, and it is the closest to China, and it is also the place that Chinese people, especially Hong Kong people, prefer to choose, but the price is high. Summer in Canada is not long, it is very beautiful, and it is a good time to travel, and you can enjoy it comfortably in the woods by the water for half a day.

The business atmosphere in Canada is not very obvious, most people are mainly working, the average salary varies from province to province, and basically as long as you are not lazy or stupid, you can support yourself. Of course, many jobs are just simple manual work, that is, the neck strangulation (labor) work of ordinary Chinese translators. As long as you are employed by a regular employer, you will have basic benefits and do not need to worry about it.

I haven't been there, but I've heard that the maple leaves are beautiful. Winters are cold.

I'm also planning to go to Canada.

Both Canada and China have residency advantages, depending on personal choice. Living in Canada:

First, the cost of living is low

In Canada, everything from vegetables and fruits to houses and cars will be much cheaper than in China. Moreover, the food is safer and healthier than in China, and the transportation is safer and more convenient.

Second, the house price is relatively cheap

Housing prices in Canada, taking the capital Vancouver as an example, are far less expensive than those in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou. The advantage of Canadian property is freehold, but the disadvantage is that you need to pay property tax every year.

It is recommended that after immigrating to Canada, you don't have to buy a house in the city, and a little suburb is also very good, because the infrastructure in Canada is still very sound, whether it is medical care or education, and the suburban environment will definitely be good to make you doubt life.

3. Low pressure in life and work

Living and working in Canada are definitely separate, work is work, life is life, never overtime, no sense of constraint at all, no pressure, and rest time can be completely according to your preferences.

Fourth, the winter is long and cold

I think many people who have been to Canada should know that in fact, the winter in Canada is not only cold but also very long, basically lasting half a year. But summer in Canada is wonderful, it can be said that the climate is mild, the scenery is beautiful, and it is very livable.