Hi all!

I am a northern American gal (I know that sounds cheesy) but I visited Canada 5 months ago and I just can't stop thinking about it!! Fun fact I actually have distant relatives that are from Canada (prior to settling there were from Norway and Sweden) . I am actually very interested in the prospect of moving and settling in Canada. I am in the medical field (in the process of becoming a doctor) and really want to know the honest truths and feelings of Americans moving to Canada. It's no secret that we are a shit show. But I resent visited (only for 1 week) but I couldn't find a damn thing to dislike about the place!

If there anything to consider or opinions that I should be aware of? As much as I would like to migrate, I wouldn't want to move to a place where I would be unwanted.

BTW one of my fav bands is Fion and I CANT WAIT for them to have a concert in America so I can go.

Thank you for the honesty in advance!

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[–] 3 points 12 hours ago (3 children)

Lived in Montreal for ten years. You can get by without it, but it's way more enjoyable if you learn it. The food is amazing and there's always events going on.

French is definitely a learnable language! Bonne chance!

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  • [–] 1 point 11 hours ago

    yeah its more of an in the spirit of going to school there from a if I had to do over again thing. Also though I took spanish because it was kinda the default in the us and looked at as the easiest to learn because so many words were close to ours. I found the sentence structure really killed me. The other language I wish I had maybe took is german but that was because many german words on used in science. In particular chemistry and then I also did a fair amount of choral stuff and there are many german classical works.

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