Good luck finding a place that includes gas/electricity etc. now
and good luck finding a decent place for under 700 bucks a month
if you roll your cigs a can of tobacco costs 65 bucks and tubes cost 4 bucks
a pack of smokes ranges from 8.50 - 10.25
the phone company is a bunch of gouging ass-lickers 70 bucks for net, 30 bucks for phone. good luck getting a tech support guy who knows anything.
one company owns all the water/power/gas and they fucking charge way too much
Come live in Alberta heh it sucks ass
<table border=0><tr valign=middle> <td><a href=http://www.scriptball.com><img src=http://www.scriptball.com/img/sb_ban_01.jpg border=0></a></td> <td> <font face=arial size=1> <a href=http://www.scriptball.com>Taking the repetitivness out of your job and adding speed to your work. Custom Software in virtually any Unix language, that will save you time and make you money. Take a look! </a> </font> </td> </tr></table>
Chances are IF you even end up getting to SEE a doctor that he/she will be underqualified anyways because all the good doctors move south...( to make $$$ )
gas 89.9 a litre
rent $500-$1200 main floor house
power 7.185 cents per KWH
internet rogers 40/month DSL 45/month
tax = H.S.T= 17%
smokes 25's 13.00 pouch 18.00
Beer half case is 10.10 dozen is 20.00
oh, that's too bad. is it because it doesn't work?
Nothing thats free works for very long...
Actually our healthcare system worked GREAT for years but, not to put the blame on americans because its canada's fault for not adapting , but Once USA started needing doctors and nurses and offered almost 10 times what they pay in canada, all the quality health care workers went south, the only way to get them to stay was to pay them more , that means no more free healthcare.
Actually our healthcare system worked GREAT for years but, not to put the blame on americans because its canada's fault for not adapting , but Once USA started needing doctors and nurses and offered almost 10 times what they pay in canada, all the quality health care workers went south, the only way to get them to stay was to pay them more , that means no more free healthcare.
yeah, i'm _very_ convinced that introducing socialized healthcare in the united states... while a quaint idea and good intent... is the worst idea ever and it would never work here.
and basically that kinda confirms part of my argument
Personally I think Canada rules I'm in Ontario, but I'm in more rural Ontario. We pay $600 for a 3 bedroom house on 3/4 of an acre, two blocks from all amenities. It's quiet, it's safe for the kids, I dunno, I like it. Relatively cheap. We have oil heat and that can get pricey, but electric is even worse.. I guess it all depends on your perspective.. If you're in Canada and make US money, you have a distinct advantage.
Originally posted by LadyMischief Personally I think Canada rules I'm in Ontario, but I'm in more rural Ontario. We pay $600 for a 3 bedroom house on 3/4 of an acre, two blocks from all amenities. It's quiet, it's safe for the kids, I dunno, I like it. Relatively cheap. We have oil heat and that can get pricey, but electric is even worse.. I guess it all depends on your perspective.. If you're in Canada and make US money, you have a distinct advantage.
Holy baby fucking priests, my rent is like triple yours and I live in a much smaller pad.
Everything is 7 - 8% less in Alberta since we have no provincial tax. But even within the province, city to city costs vary widely. A 2 bedroom condo in downtown Calgary is double what it is in Edmonton.
Where are you looking to move? I'm going to Mexico for the winter & need to rent my place out fully furnished.
~ 300+ FHGs, 100,000 pics to use plus a rockin' Video of the Day download! ~
Originally posted by Smurfette Newfoundland Prices
gas 89.9 a litre
rent $500-$1200 main floor house
power 7.185 cents per KWH
internet rogers 40/month DSL 45/month
tax = H.S.T= 17%
smokes 25's 13.00 pouch 18.00
Beer half case is 10.10 dozen is 20.00
Smurfette
half case is a dozen last time i checked....newfies lol
Vancouver B.C is the nicest city in canada , therefore it costs $$$ the most but we don't have the highest taxes right now we are at 7.5% PST and 7% GST
In general the rent/real estate cost quite a bit to live .
Originally posted by quiet BC sucks nuts. move to the yukon.
Scenery wise and stress wise the Yukon is great, High Speed is not good, gas, food, rent and just about everything else is expensive. Lived in Whitehorse and a small town 4 hours north of Whitehorse. Paid $1100 a month for a small ugly old 1 bedroom in Whitehorse. Summertime parties there are worth the price though. When you walk out of a bar at 2:30 in the morning and need to put on your sunglasses will fuck you up the first few times.
SIG TOO BIG! Maximum 120x60 button and no more than 3 text lines of DEFAULT SIZE and COLOR. Unless your sig is for a GFY top banner sponsor, then you may use a 624x80 instead of a 120x60.
Comment