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[@kellycornell7510]

I love where I live and feel the Okanagan Valley is the best place. Mountains, lakes, orchards and wineries in abundance. Only downside is BC is expensive.

[@davidshawn1608]

If you want natural splendour then Thunder Bay can be worthwhile. I only go back to visit all my family. That being said, I left 33 years ago. Vancouver island is home and the best place to live!!

[@CanuckTurts]

Agreed. Thunder Bay wins the prize for natural beauty in Ontario. Haven't been back for about 25 years, but it has so much to offer. The drive along the north shore on hwy.17 between Sault Ste. Marie and T.B. is the best scenery in Ontario. Breathtaking. (BTW. Kakabeka Falls may be MUCH smaller than Niagara but I think it's prettier).

[@robertpearson8798]

Lots of Toronto (Scarberia) people wanting to live in places they’ve never experienced and dissing on places they’ve never been to. I agree with the one who said that there are good things about just about everywhere. A born urbanite might hate living in rural Alberta and someone from rural Newfoundland might find Toronto unbearable. At least the Torontonians left Hamilton alone for a (rare) change.

[@karlweir3198]

Im in South shore now of Nova Scotia Canada but lived in Halifax and Dartmouth for many years. Nova Scotia is absolutely beautiful 3:26

[@littleredridinghood5622]

I live in a small fishing village in Nova Scotia .. Wouldn't live anywhere else ...

[@kazboats9580]

Lucky enough to have visited or lived in many places in Canada ("army brat"). In an ideal world it would be seasonal living. Newfoundland in the summer, or Montreal, in the winter would be Prince Edward County or Ottawa in Eastern Ontario. Worst, and sorry to say Vancouver, where I lived for many years, and Cornwall Ontario.

[@murraytown4]

Best - The West coast. But I grew up there so am unabashedly biased. Worst - Tie between Alberta and Quebec. They are the whiny capitals of Canada. Harper = previous PM

[@hugodalpe1812]

With the statement you just made, we understand the "over the mountain" mentality of many people in BC.

[@karlweir3198]

I lived in Etobicoke, Mississauga and Windsor Ontario

[@jessicajackson8064]

Alberta is a wonderful place to live. I live two hours south of Calgary. We have sunshine most of the winter and not as much snow as people think. Also, we get chinooks that warm us up in the winter. Somethimes we have double digit temperatures for a week or more several times in the winter.

[@aussietashreacts]

Sounds great!

[@pinky2245]

I'm an Albertan as well (80 YO), and I think this is a beautiful place to live! The one province I would definitely NOT live in is Quebec!

[@gamexsimmonds3581]

And a big shout out to you Tash!!! The guy you didnt know was Stephen Harper, he was Prime Minister before Justin Trudeau, hes served from 2006 to 2015 if I remember correctly, so they were making fun of him,

[@aussietashreacts]

Lol

[@incognito554]

I live in the Kootenays in BC but was born and raised in Nova Scotia. At 16 i hitchhiked to Ottawa and lived there for a while, then i practically lived on the highway as a hitchhiker until i met my wife at 21 years old (I'm 40 now). The worst part for me about living in BC compared to growing up in Nova Scotia is how expensive BC is and having to worry about Grizzlies and Cougars when out in the bush.

[@philipclift7205]

Wherever you are, that's the place to be. Fast times at Richmont High.

[@aussietashreacts]

Love that movie 😀😃

[@michaeldowson6988]

Amongst other places, I've lived in a pair of sister cities at opposite ends of the country. St. Andrews New Brunswick, and White Rock, Metro Vancouver BC. I grew up on the St.Lawrence River in Ontario, and I've also lived in Toronto and Edmonton. I mapped a lot of the northern half of Alberta, back before GPS. I've criss-crossed this continent by train, plane, automobile, motorcycle and hitchhiking.

[@SharonFromNB]

My sister went to college in St Andrews. What a beautiful town! ❤

[@michaeldowson6988]

@@SharonFromNB I attended that college also. The town is rather historic.

[@Sean-bf3lh]

Alberta is amazing

[@concernedcitizen3476]

Tha landscape is amazing but its full of Albertans is the problem . That oil and gas crowd is pretty hard core and stanch conservatives who are raised to HATE ontario

[@user-do1wj9zp5n]

I'm originally from the Island, but have been living in the Cariboo for over two decades now and don't see myself ever moving back to the Island. Don't miss the dreary, wet, dismal days, nor the wet heavy snow (when it snows). The last place I'd want to live is anywhere in the Lower Mainland. Been there, done that, never again.

[@fippodegyeoolies3629]

From Saint John, NB. I'd live anywhere in Atlantic Canada. I'm a winter person. I love our winters - power outages and all. Spent the most miserable 3 years of my life in Greater Toronto Metropolitan Area - never again.

[@SharonFromNB]

I'm in Saint John. 👋🙂

[@christophermerlot3366]

I've lived in Toronto for over 30 years and it's awesome. I love it here. But I get that some people aren't meant for big cities.

[@realscience948]

St. John’s is mild in the winter…ave temp above zero!… But humid all the time! Halifax great….Ottawa boring but nice for family…Victoria same!

[@wjdietrich]

Looks like that guy had set up a bit of a "flea market" in a park maybe?

[@444dkm]

Windsor isn’t a pleasant place. Will move when I figure out where to go.

[@fyla8084]

I was fortunate to live East to West , North and South, (CAF) I would live anywhere in Canada. It's a gorgeous country, our home and native land. With our varied history from our Indigenous people to recent Canadians, “home is where the heart is,” . The question may be particularly challenging as Canada is a vast country with beautiful vistas. and people. I was fortunate and loved every place I have ever experienced. This was but a small drop in our beautiful land we call Canada., which means village or settlement. We have a community spririt no matter where we live. Sorry I could go on and on, it's just part of our DNA. We are also simiilar, we (Australia and Canada) are both federal states (ie: Provinces and Territories and have constitutional monarchies)...... OK, sorry again....Going on and on. I will end this here. Love both of our Countries.

[@jethrobeaudine8518]

Timmy's near me 1.65 sm coffee incl tax... the Peg, the Jets, Zoo, Museums.. "Friendly Manitoba"

[@markastoforoff7838]

I'd love to live in the interior of BC, the mountains are spectacular. The last place I'd want to live in Canada is a place called Paddockwood, Sask. it's where my dad was born, it's in the middle of nowhere with no real amenities, or on a first nations reserve although I don't think I would be allowed to live there anyways because I'm not indigenous. I get cheap smokes from the first nations reserves and it's poverty ville. It's kind of sad actually that people have to live in the conditions they live in. I'm white with a very tiny bit of indigenous blood but the way our gov't historically has treated the indigenous is horrific at best. It's one of the few things I can say bad about Canada.

[@petemcfeet28]

Before Trudeau, there was Harper. Stephen Harper.

[@MAB_Canada]

And the parliamentary page that held up the “Stop Harper” sign, nailed it. Harper’s policies were extremely negative for regular Canadians. Hence Justin Trudeau’s landslide win.

[@michaeldowson6988]

Sarnia, in Ontario puzzles me. That's the Roman name for the island of Guersnsey, and thats where any similarity between the two ends abruptly.

[@wayneblanchard4635]

Edmonton off to the Stanley cup final woo woo

[@bl_leafkid4322]

Apparently Windsor, Ontario has the Best pizza

[@judyyurchuk4904]

Oakville, Ont

[@freakyflow]

G'Day Tash ! Well i been watching your video's for a long time now to know you somewhat. If you were coming to visit Or stay I would say for you ..West coast Say outside of Vancouver as it is very expensive to live And the crime/homeless/Druggies is not worth the cost. Nanaimo would be the city for you ..Your on a island You have everything you need as you do in Brisbane The weather might throw you off As your going to be in rainy more than the heat you get in Oz However the flipside is This area does not get extreme winter like most of the country Spring is early Winter is late And you can travel over to the mountains See the vastness with in a few hours. How many can say They played in the snow Swam in the ocean And camped on a mountain side...All in one day?... My second choice for you would be Quebec city with its European charm, Real French Canadian cuisine (no not poutine!) And keep in mind each major city west And east is about 1 gas tank away (5-6 hours) Montreal - Ottawa - Toronto - Sudbury Or Eastwards too But come to these places in June to October Summer is hot + Lots to do - Fall is cooler And you will love the changing of tree colors on long drives The guy you mentioned was selling goods (house nic naks -Odds and ends) And he said living in northern Quebec with the "Metis" - The first settlers that mixed the the natives And is now its own culture - I am one of them lol

[@aussietashreacts]

Cheers mate 😀😃

[@freakyflow]

@@aussietashreacts xoxox

[@stephenpublicover8818]

Hey Tash, I live in Fletchers Lake, about 25 km north of Dartmouth, Halifax. Nova Scotia, Canada!

[@aussietashreacts]

Beautiful

[@JimMerritt-cu9pd]

I bet you would change your your mind fast in Winnipeg when it's minus 30 C

[@stephaniec3619]

Winnipeg has a very high crime rate to be fair and is extremely cold in the winter. The river floods in the spring, it’s probably a lovely place to visit, just not to live. I think Montreal would be the best place to live if you like the city. Cavendish PEI is lovely I just don’t think I could handle the winters. I have to agree with not wanting to live in Alberta. That’s my picks for best/worst.

[@michaeldowson6988]

Winnipeg is designed for entomologists with a passion for mosquitoes.

[@joescavel]

There is no 7-eleven in the east of canada😪

[@wayneblanchard4635]

Where would you live tash if you had a choice,and by the way let’s go oilers.would really like to see them end it tonight and move onto the final

[@aussietashreacts]

Mate St Johns 100percent

[@wayneblanchard4635]

Yes Newfoundland would be cool for sure.

[@NewfieOutdoors87]

@@aussietashreacts🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻

[@jefffitzgerald8410]

Windsor! The armpit! lol. I'd also say Manitoba. Windy and flat.

[@markastoforoff7838]

What? You don't like Winterpeg?

[@jefffitzgerald8410]

@@markastoforoff7838 I've been to Winterpeg once in late January. Not the best first impression. lol

[@suzannelinnell1387]

Manitoba is not flat everywhere, common misconception. The eastern part is rocky with gorgeous geography, lakes, rivers vast and varied forests.

[@suzannelinnell1387]

Worst- Toronto

[@lostwave4880]

They're only asking people in Ontario ... so yeah they don't know much about anywhere else in Canada and are in many cases biased against western Canada. Maybe choose a nonbiased source to at least get representative answers from across Canada. Having lived in both eastern and western Canada and travelled to every province and major city not all that was said is wrong ... but mostly still biased.

[@howardhales6325]

Alberta does have lower taxes...

[@aussietashreacts]

Thats a great tip

[@Zlata1313]

Tash Oilers off to the Stanley Cup final!!🏒💙🧡🇨🇦👍

[@aussietashreacts]

OMG is the finals 🤟

[@Zlata1313]

@@aussietashreacts yes! Canadian team won the Cup was 93! We need to do this!🇨🇦🏒💙🧡👍🔥

[@LeviticusTheAtheist]

Winnipeg is Not Safe if You go, Get fuel and Leave to Brandon

[@aussietashreacts]

Cheers

[@user-lw1qy4ep1j]

Still alive and been here for forty years.

[@randyruck2793]

i already told you Owen Sound Ontario it has everything relativaly cheap and close to toronto barrie muskokas the land of 10 thousand lakes the blue mountains shall i go on

[@randyruck2793]

dont try to buy lakefront property though

[@aussietashreacts]

Cheers mate

[@randyruck2793]

they are joking

[@randyruck2793]

nobody wants to live in winnipeg...lol.

[@markastoforoff7838]

No one wants to live in Winterpeg.

[@user-lw1qy4ep1j]

Not true, I live here because I want to (I venture to say a few of us do). Plus we all get to say “I am from the Peg”. 🤣

[@Superman679]

Most people on the planet never travel more than a few miles they were born from and most people don't move very far either. Canada is way bigger than Australia and it would take 5 to 7 days, driving 24 hrs a day to get from NFLND to BC and the only thing you would see, is the side or the highways and the gas/petrol stations you stopped at. If you stopped at restaurants to eat and relax an hour or two, it would take from 7 to 10 days, again driving 24 hours a day and stopping for fuel and at some restaurants. As far as $3 coffees, speaking for myself, I get an XL 2 cream 3 sugars at Timmy's for $2.85 tax included

[@aussietashreacts]

Cheers