Where should I move ?

I grew up not too far from Vancouver as well, and I lived in Prince George for a few years while I went to university there, and I've lived in Guelph, ON, Sydney, NS, and I currently live near Halifax, NS. Now that I have a job that I could do in BC, I'm thinking about moving back.

If you're looking for someplace warmer than Vancouver but nowhere remote, you're unlikely to find it in Canada unless the Okanagan is to your taste. I can tell you that Halifax is about the same temperatures spring-fall, but winter is much colder. Overall, it's much sunnier than Vancouver, and I like it. There are lots of schools and a decent social scene, though I don't know much about the job market.

If you want to move outside Canada, I have a friend who went on a vacation to New Zealand for a vacation, and she and her husband loved it so much they ended up moving there a few years later. The west coast of the United States might be all right. My aunt and uncle have a house in Phoenix, AZ that they go to during the winter, and they like it there (except for the summers, which are unbelievably hot).

If you do decide to move elsewhere, I hope you find a place you really enjoy.

Go to the United States. But it's impossible. You need a Green Card.

Sahara desert.

If you want to move out of Canada, you have to look into the immigration requirements. For the US, you'll need to get a job with an employer who will sponsor you for a work visa- that means you would need to have a skill that employers need. Vancouver is a lovely city- low crime, a nice climate-- I can't imagine why you want to leave.

If you want a city warmer than Vancouver in the winter, you'll have to leave Canada completely.

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