Canada vs Australia - Which country is more liveable?

Canada and Australia are 2 of the most livable countries on earth but how do they compare? Which has better health? Education? Employment?
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The first connection between Canada and Australia was the deportation of 154 Canadian rebels to Australia in the 1800s. Since then counties have developed strong ties and having fought alongside each other in multiple wars and UN security council missions.
This is Alex, an Aussie with family in Canada, and today I wanted to objectively compare these countries to see which is more liveable. So looking at education, employment, health, happiness, and Security & Safety lets.
Keep in mind that these figures are based on country wide data. Obviously, there is a huge variation within both countries based on demographics such as location and wealth.
Oh, and at the end of the day, this just a video on KZbin. Your situation is unique, and your identity is more than your countries or these stats. No need to resort to insults in the comments.

[@billybee9659]

As a Canadian, I can't help but notice Australia and Canada have a really great relationship. I think we both have great overall senses of humour about ourselves, and unique senses of outdoor adventure. I haven't been to Australia yet, but I can imagine it will feel like a home away from home. ❤️

[@maximillianvermontsuperbik2624]

Aussies have MORE fun !

[@debuthunter5389]

@@maximillianvermontsuperbik2624 - Disagree.

[@debuthunter5389]

Yeah there definitely is a pretty decent link between the two countries for sure. I am a citizen/resident of both, and the way I compare is that one is a wintery mountain and lake version, the other is a summery and beachy version of each other (obviously with a few extra quirks, but in generalized terms).

[@debuthunter5389]

@user-lj7dh8lt3v which city? There should be jobs, but in Aus finding jobs isn't a quick process.

[@JayShiva-fh7sx]

No jobs in Melbourne l have been applying for thousands of jobs Losing money here....

[@danbushman7509]

As a Canadian, I've never met an Australian or Kiwi I did not like. I once confused a Kiwi for an Australian, he said; watch it mate.

[@mick8232]

Haha I am Australian and I have met many lol

[@danbushman7509]

Lol, send us your women, their hot...

[@mick8232]

@@danbushman7509 haha

[@sutaroski1]

just go to whistler.

[@AUmarcus]

Thank god you didnt confuse an aussie for a kiwi....

[@dsc1970]

This is the first video on KZbin that has ever said ".. this is only a video on KZbin". Kudos for you humility..

[@sethseth9059]

I've seen others like that. Usually honest science videos and not political ones.

[@michellecarty6943]

I'm an Aussie living in Canada. If I had my choice, I would go back to Australia, as I prefer the warmer climate and amazing beaches. I'm so over snow! Canada is beautiful, but Australia will always be home.

[@ANDREW_YHWH]

So is.

[@FatimaOnTop2nd]

Come to Ontario its really hot in the summer

[@GTS300Coupe]

@@FatimaOnTop2nd yeah but summer lasts about 2 months unfortunately

[@FatimaOnTop2nd]

@@GTS300Coupe it's August and it's still summer

[@GTS300Coupe]

@@FatimaOnTop2nd I was implying that only July and August are the real summer months. June and September are usually cooler and rainy

[@RBBBBBBBBB533]

I don’t understand why people dish Canada for its weather. I love the variations of the weather here. Summers are awesome for barbeques, boating, hiking etc. then you get fall & the colours turn soo pretty everywhere. Then the winter arrives with snow and makes the place a winter wonderland! Enjoy skiing, ice skating, snowball fights. Then you have spring with flowers blooming everywhere, sakura, tulip festivals. You also have the US & Mexico relatively closeby to enjoy beaches if you want. I just Love Canada!

[@georgepadamadan4171]

The never mention the water shortages and desert like conditions in most of Australia. And economy mostly depend on mining, farming and the generosity of the Chinese (major purchaser of the mining products).

[@slouchsirrah5547]

@@georgepadamadan4171 lol what water shortages??

[@georgepadamadan4171]

@@slouchsirrah5547 I did not make this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJmZdpd7pNh4hMU

[@georgepadamadan4171]

@@slouchsirrah5547 yes water shortages. Wait till population hits 40 million

[@mrcool2107]

I love canada . I like to live a place which is below 0 temperature

[@rkanak00]

I just want to sum up in one line, Grass is always greener on another side of the fence. Live happily wherever you are. PERIOD

[@charlesharper2357]

@Ken Lompart When it isn't brown and on fire...

[@aminsh3843]

Tell that to Venezuelans, Syrians, Iranians, Pakistanis and your Indian countrymen. Lol, We are not living a fantasy, Immigration is an inevitable outcome of colonization, wars and environmental changes.

[@diegoperez2090]

@Ken Lompart there isn't much grass in Lybia and Somali

[@diegoperez2090]

@Ken Lompart Sorry, my comment was meant for Raj who thinks that the grass isn't greener on the other side.

[@peterfan8650]

@Ken Lompart , but the grass is legal in Canada 🤣🤣🤣

[@lauraharris8356]

I feel like canadians are snow australians

[@michaelmcclown5593]

@Joy Ann El-Khouri How about Tasmania the weather is much cooler and has a little bit of snow in winter.

[@Tiktik_Xanim]

Ian G no

[@n1ghtxpurpl398]

PFTTTTTT

[@jnielsen90]

Or maybe you're Desert Canadians ever think of that. When we drain water here it goes the right way around the sink LOL

[@QuebecerIAm]

Laura Harris petty much

[@studentofsmith]

Seems one would be fortunate to live in either country.

[@drvelocci]

Damn right 🇨🇦

[@carlgharis7948]

Well you both beet the U.S. we're NOT talking Trump or anybody in my life time. Last time the U.S. was ( wonderful) the 1950s Eisenhower. So I'd precive 30+ years before I was born. But being a U.S. citizen I'd choose Australia.

[@summerrayy7550]

Carl Gharis 100%, people blame Trump for the current US conditions, but issues in the US have been occurring for many many years before that.

[@carlgharis7948]

@@summerrayy7550 well yes that is true. I'd say since Richard Nixon. This health emergency Trump's chance to right all the wrongs he's done and even some before him. People who said ( maybe this guy isn't all bad) his chance to persuade them. Well.. He's threw that away.

[@summerrayy7550]

Carl Gharis he definitely did blow his chances, but still in my opinion I feel Trump is still the better option out of him and Biden. We’ll see how this election plays out, it’s gonna be a very important one in my opinion. Will be watching from 🇨🇦

[@ruby11]

Pre-covid, I managed a shop down the street from a cafe that had 2 Aussie staff, working in Canada on a 2year visa. Winter came and when it hit -30c, they were the ones who were loving the cold and designated themselves the cafe’s neighbourhood outdoor errand runners. Except for the difference in climate, many Australians and Canadians consider us to be the same in overall outlook and attitude.

[@Hornfellas]

I’m Canadian and went to Australia and things are so much more expensive there

[@nicktendo69lmao99]

SUPA Goose Yeah but we get higher rents so it doesn’t make all to much of a difference for you living in Canada

[@livefreeordiehard8898]

Yep. Not great if you are into cars.

[@coopsnz1]

No federal sales tax in USA why everything cheap

[@RxT7A]

Canada has a better geographic location!

[@michaelmcclown5593]

@@RxT7A Can you hear me laughing from there.

[@peterfan8650]

If you merge the 2 countries you get New Zealand. 🤣🤣🤣

[@johannetrickey5015]

LOL

[@larapalma3744]

True!

[@DoinThupidThings]

There's nothing in New Zealand except sheep and possums!!

[@johndefriee1982]

a better USA

[@DoinThupidThings]

@@johndefriee1982 Australia is a better South Africa!!

[@JMichael2x2]

As a Canadian living in Australia I have to say Australia. I love the way I can wander to my workshop at the top of my property, and open the garage door and putter around anytime of the year. Also enjoy the way our veggie garden produces all year round with a summer and winter crop. Canada is still a great country - love the people, but Australia’s home.

[@Leftatalbuquerque]

Watch out for taipans!

[@zak.886]

Leftatalbuquerque what's a taipan

[@watchmovies6106]

So what country is better for rising children? Financially etc

[@ontheway5792]

J Michael u immigrated to Australia from Canada? Why?

[@tylerchen9649]

J Michael is it possible to get a citizenship in Australia as a canadian living in Australia for 2 years working holiday visa ?

[@alexmalesku8622]

I think we can all agree that both are great countries and that America is far worse than both of them

[@rajendrathakor5817]

Why worse ? Plz explain me because I want to go there...

[@alexmalesku8622]

Rajendra Thakor it’s just a joke honestly USA is pretty nice but Canada and Australia are better in every way. The us is just more famous

[@rajendrathakor5817]

@@alexmalesku8622 where is the more chances to get a job after Master 0r MS? .... & as earning purpose.... I m married so which country is better in between Australia/ USA...? Plz reply me...

[@johndefriee1982]

@@alexmalesku8622 and the world sees more about the US on the world stage and on tv news.......but look a little deeper and the US is crap....thats why when they come here to OZ they want to stay.

[@alexmalesku8622]

Rajendra Thakor I’m assuming you want to move to one of theseCountries from a foreign country in my opinion Australia is better for immigrants as they are generally treated better but is much more expensive depending on where you move to in the US I don’t know enough about politics and economics to help any more than this though

[@edwardwaters3476]

I think most Aussies would agree after new Zealand , Canadians are the closest to Aussies in the way we think and act

[@doihavetohaveachannel8289]

I would be happy to live in any of the three, (a Canadian)

[@montsouthern]

So so true, we're all family.

[@evanw346]

edward waters yup for us Canadians it’s probably you guys first (the Americans can bun off), then I guess if New Zealand is as similar to you guys then them next. And obviously Britain is next up for the both of us

[@jimwatchyyc]

Evan W Canadians are closest to Americans in my opinion. We talk like them, we dress like them, we watch their tv shows, news, movies, we vacation there regularly...you can’t not be deeply influenced by your only neighbour, one that is massive economically, militarily and most important, culturally.

[@yuvikaasmr3236]

@Huon Sainsbury Canadians are nicer

[@abhaysharma9317]

Personally I would consider to live in both countries at some point of life both countries has a lot to offer to anyone and they both are doing very well economically.

[@ShadoHHR]

well put

[@adamstrator5079]

I'm a Canadian who grew-up travelling a lot and has visited many countries as an adult as well, I wouldn't want to live anywhere else. The only place I can imagine living is Australia and it is one of my favourite places I've visited. I am not surprised at all of how similarly we scored. The only thing about Aus that makes me hesitant is it seems more socially conservative and not as accepting of different-looking people from around the world.

[@stussysinglet]

I think that’s improving

[@adamstrator5079]

@@stussysinglet Cool!

[@slicer2938]

tbh, i think you completely missed the mark with this one, considering sydney is in the top ten for most racially diverse cities in the world. plus its extremely lingistically diverse. you see lots of bilingual signs in chinese and english. plus atleast from what ive seen most recently in the city is that theres still alot of new chinese businesses moving into sydney. i would say that, we arent as accepting of specific groups not because we have anything against them but overall are more cautious and definetly prefer to have students and highly trained foreigners move to australia rather than low wage, low skilled workers.

[@adamstrator5079]

@@slicer2938 I appreciate and understand your POV, but being diverse (I won't apply the term "race" to people), isn't a helpful measuring stick. You can go to NYC or Los Angeles and see lots and lots of "diversity," but the other part of that same story is segregation. A more extreme example is apartheid Cape Town was very diverse! But.... well, ya know... As for Seydney, diverse, again that's more about numbers, but it is still very conformist to the dominanat WASPy-Aussie mode of being and there are stiil lots of terms and things said out loud that make me cringe a bit. But this is just my opnion. And Like I've said , I do love Oz and Aussies.

[@adamstrator5079]

@@slicer2938 Funny, this just came up on another thread, make what you will of these numbers. If we look at some of teh NAMES of Federal Cabinets of each country: CURRENT CANADIAN CABINET (pretty standrad for Canada) (of 39) Kamal Khera (Seniors) Omar Alghabra (Transportation) Anita Anand (Defence) Mary Ng (International Trade; Business Developmet) Pablo Rodriguez (Heritage; Quebec) Ahmed Hussen (Housing; Multiculturalism) Harjit S. Sajjan (International Developmet; Pacific Trade) There are other Ministers of colour (but their names wouldn't show that). And or Governor General is Her Exelency Ningiukudluk. (She is Quebec Inuit) CURRENT CABINET OF AUSTRALIA (of 23) Penny Wong (Foreign Affairs) Personally, because politic represents the codification of power, these numbers tell us a lot. I will always go to bat in defending this aspect of Canda because we have worked bloody hard ar it and no matter where I travel, nowhere else comes close.

[@ianwaynemcdonald]

Canadian with Aussie family here. If I won the lottery I would be moving to Australia from Canada.

[@DoinThupidThings]

Take me mate

[@chase902]

I would for a vacation in summer, but stay here in Canada personally.

[@RxT7A]

So if you won the lottery you wouldn’t move to North/West Vancouver? You wouldn’t live in the green mountains overlooking Metro Vancouver, Burrard Inlet, and🌊 Georgia Strait; Vancouver is the 2nd greenest city in the world? You would rather live in a flatland mansion overlooking the plain sea or flat desert land? You wouldn’t wanna live in a Metro that’s more beautiful and less cheap than Australia?! 🏙🌊🏔🏔🏔

[@Niko-pt9li]

@@RxT7A Dont think you know anything about Australia mate.

[@RxT7A]

Niko Sure Australia got some “mountains” near the cities but they’re basically just hills that are not high enough to be called mountains mate. Not as big as Canada’s at least.

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[@yannabananah]

i live in canada but i’ve always wanted to live in australia, but i’m still happy being a canadian

[@ninjapirate123]

In Australia you 🥵 in Canada you 🥶. So basically in Australia you burn, in Canada you freeze. Which one would you prefer?

[@yuvikaasmr3236]

@@ninjapirate123 thanks for copying my comment lol 😂

[@adityathakur4118]

@@ninjapirate123 New zealand

[@animatedchristmascollector3754]

@@ninjapirate123 desert is sooo HOT But like melbourne bra its so cold!

[@s.srandhawa5008]

Then what is conclusion of your comment?

[@peopledaddy]

Interesting video- I love both countries. Being Canadian I see our strengths for sure however Australia looks amazing.

[@itsme4355]

I migrated to Australia 20 years ago. And I love Australia to the death. I believe Australia is the best country in the world to live. I love Australian way of life. People are so easy going, so friendly, so helpful.

[@diegoperez2090]

@Canadian Best thing about Canada is its proximity to USA.

[@johannetrickey5015]

So I have heard. Enjoy your heaven.

[@idontreply2236]

It's Me That's because you are white. lol

[@fahimincanada7798]

Love you Australia

[@ANDREW_YHWH]

So is. The best lifestyle. Fitness lifestyle! Greetings from Colombia soon from Australia!

[@bobankotevski6044]

Live in Sydney Australia. Absolutely love Canada!

[@tiger832]

Sydney is a hole.

[@eliassleiman8877]

Ayyyyy i live in sydney

[@myatkgkyaw1369]

@@bobankotevski6044 lol nice answers get the points

[@krugmeup2162]

Tiger try Melbourne now fmd it’s a prison !

[@Coastal603]

Tiger not it’s not!

[@fartingchipmonk]

Weed is legal in canada

[@Jav202x]

Rick C and?? No all people do weed! Or drugs im 29yrs old and thats not important for me.

[@ADerpyReality]

Where does cannabis oil come in? Many epileptics use it.

[@melaura6418]

Sol Fugaz she wasn’t speaking directly to you and you commented to her comment. That could be the deal breaker for some. This is all good fun and both countries are great places to live. No need to get offended lol

[@peterernsteins5520]

True but its decriminalized in Aus and tbh nobody cares if you do weed, coke or molly here it's only ice and heroin that people ark up about

[@pronumeral1446]

@@peterernsteins5520 It's only decriminalised in ACT, NT and SA. In the other states it is a criminal offence to possess cannabis (though if you are lucky the cops may let you off with a warning).

[@zel3888]

One thing some people may not think about is weather. I'm an Aussie who's just returned to Australia after living in northern Europe (including Russia) for the past 16 years. I've returned just prior to the Australian summer and I have to say the heat is just killing me. I'd much prefer a Canadian winter to an Australian summer.

[@lesskeels3417]

Wow. That must really be fun without some form of air-con. Do you sleep OK?

[@livelaughxx8428]

@@lesskeels3417 There are air-cons? Lots of them.

[@debuthunter5389]

I agree. The heat is too much. I am fine with the coldness in winters. Easier to rug up or get moving to warm up, than to try to cool down. When people say "aircon", yeah sure, but I could also say "heaters". You don't want to be relegated to an indoor airconditioned room for the summer.

[@louisd.8928]

As a Canadian, I'd say both places sound fairly similar, with one important caveat: weather. I personally cannot stand temperatures above 22 Celsius, and the 2-3 months of summer we get up here are already too much for me. So yeah, I think I'll stay put!

[@jonyyyy3671]

Where you at that you get a whole 3 months of summer lmao

[@louisd.8928]

@@jonyyyy3671 Montreal. And Montreal summers are absolutely brutal. I found the heat and humidity more bearable in Vietnam and Cambodia than I do here lol.

[@jonyyyy3671]

@@louisd.8928 lol that sucks

[@paulagwhyte1720]

I'm not surprised. Both of our countries seem pretty great!

[@garyfleming5156]

I have lived long term in both countries. Originally born in the UK and now living in Australia for over 30 years. Both great countries but I give the slight edge to Canada. Mainly because Australia is quite isolated from the rest of world and thus believes itself to the best at a lot of things where most Aussies have no experience of other nations. Canada being next door to U.S. is more aware of their position in the world. I also miss the changing of the seasons. Australia pretty much has 8 months of the year with quite hot summers with winters Canadians would call spring weather. Of course being a large country this can vary. Only an opinion though as no problems in residing in either country.

[@adambrock3932]

Obviously you've never been to the mountain regions of Australia that's where you'll get UK and Canada like winter as Australia does get snow actually the Australian Alps gets more snow then the Swiss Alps

[@garyfleming5156]

@@adambrock3932 Good points. However in comparison to Canada these Australian mountain regions are so very tiny.

[@adambrock3932]

@@garyfleming5156 does it matter how tall they are the great dividing range is the 5th longest mountain range in the world and it goes from Cairns in Queensland to Melbourne Victoria

[@garyfleming5156]

@@adambrock3932 OK but where is the snow? Victoria & NSW for short periods but that is about it. I'm sorry but Australia is simply not a winter country to me. The Australian winter is so mild. I fully understand you love Australia and with good reason. But please forgive me for preferring Canada's climate. I would definitely go back if my wife and children would let me but I am simply out numbered by Aussies. Ice Hockey, snow at Xmas, Gridiron, hunting. fresh water fishing, etc. are in my DNA. So in summary we are talking about choice and our choices are clearly different. Enough said.

[@adambrock3932]

@@garyfleming5156 um try the snowy mountains for 1 perisher Valley is another obviously you're not looking hard enough and every year Stanthorpe in Queensland also gets a light dusting of snow because of the Antarctic blast

[@BeryAb]

I have been to Canada. A very awesome country.

[@JoashOostryck2002]

Nice. Have you been to Australia just out of curiosity? What country do you live in?

[@BeryAb]

@@JoashOostryck2002 Never been to Australia. I'm from Germany btw.

[@dennismcclain1931]

Australia is a nice place to visit and I have family there but prefer Canada for reasons other than climate.

[@eliassleiman8877]

What are those reasons?

[@ANDREW_YHWH]

For a foreigner, Australia is cheaper than Canada to study, and more is earned.

[@Khrenisbaymot1]

@@ANDREW_YHWH tuition is cheaper but rent is more expensive if you study in big cities.

[@RxT7A]

Raúl Rodríguez | Tuition is cheaper in Canada and UBC (Canada) and UOFT (Canada) better than Australian universities that are in the top 100! Canada is also the most educated country in the world having more degrees and foreign exchange students in Canada are smarter than foreign exchange students in Australia! Foreign students in Canada are better than foreign exchanges students in Australia! 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦⚜️⚜️⚜️🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@diamondgalaxy5383]

I can already smeel of how many danger noodles your gonna meet

[@Roadghost88]

I'm amazed at how similar both countries are. I would prefer the weather in Oz, but it's a little isolated down there. Canada has cooler weather in winter, but you can just hop in a car and drive to other countries - main place is USA but also Mexico, Central America, or go sailing in the Gulf to Barbados, Cuba, Turks and Caicos, Bahamas etc. I suppose you can go sailing from Oz too though. Yeah, amazingly similar. I would like to go to Oz and tour it on a motorcycle or something for fun. I've already done most of Canada - it's quite an adventure. But what's really amazing is that Canadians and Australians can just hop on a plane and visit each other easily and we speak the same language. Sort of took all that for granted.

[@MrJonbelt]

We spend weekends in Asia like Bali, Thailand, Singapore, Vietnam. Airfare from Sydney can be as low as $200 roundtrip on offpeaks. A little over when peak. And also don't forget New Zealand is in our backyard too.

[@MrJonbelt]

If you are after cruise, famous cheap packages from Australia are south pacific like Fiji, New Caledonia, French Polynesia, and tens of other tiny dots islands. All major cruise liners are represented here.

[@MapleSyrup542]

Canada is only close to the US and it's far from every other country in the world. Australia has all of Asia on top of it hence why Australia gets the millionaire migration. Australia also falls under Asia's time zone, which makes it a better choice for international students since nearly all of them come from Asia. Australia is much closer to them than Canada. If you're from Europe choose Canada and if you're from Asia choose Australia.

[@Stephy-nj6lx]

This is a very good video, and will help with my project about Canada’s Liveability. Has a lot of useful facts, and is displayed very simply and easy to take notes on. Thanks so much lol, this is for the first time, a very good video I have found on KZbin about this kind of stuff. 👏👏👏👏

[@chriscoleman8048]

From what i gather from this video. Both countries are pretty great

[@ninjapirate123]

In Australia you 🥵 in Canada you 🥶. So basically in Australia you burn, in Canada you freeze. Which one would you prefer?

[@tucker12435]

I've never been to Australia, but I read online that we have comparable economies. The perk about Canada that I like is that we have a lot of fresh water and resources, and we have a strong relationship with the United States. I just crossed the bridge last week into Niagara falls, NY.

[@mariaivanova8192]

Practically the same as Aus

[@ADerpyReality]

Australia has the second biggest diamond mines in the world.

[@MrJonbelt]

We don't ran out of fresh water. Plus we have thousands of world class beaches. Just google "how many beaches in Sydney" and will tell you over 100! And also our ties and geographic location next to Asian powerhouses like China, Japan, Korea, etc makes our economy future-proof. We are the only major western country with free-trade deal with China, which Trudeau can only dream of.

[@mrspringseason2897]

been to both countries.for me australia is better

[@kenogu436]

M Dz Lmao You know Canada more relevant than Australia right? Sometimes the world forgets y’all exist in the down under (no hate). 😂

[@carlgharis7948]

Being a U.S. citizen if given an opertertunity I'd choose Australia. Granted I HATE winter. But I also ride the bus and do blue color type work. As I'm sure most people know our lack of public transportation and lack of health care is a SICK JOKE in the U.S.

[@simonvance8054]

For anyone that actually has the choice for christ's sake choose Canada! I live in australia, would prefer Canada in a heartbeat any day. It has ACTUAL scenery and isn't a hot, fly ridden hell hole! Canadians are generally much nicer and respectful people than here.

[@DizzyKizzy64]

Rubbish

[@peterr7530]

All you have to do is move. Why you still here?

[@YoYo-od1xd]

Joy Ann El-Khouri umm no you are a Lebanese refugee on a boat

[@kenogu436]

Yo Yo Aussie’s showing their true colour eh!

[@YoYo-od1xd]

Joy Ann El-Khouri shut up Canada is a shithole

[@ibbzjoseph3841]

I have lived in Canada, the UK and Australia, all arr great countries and are better than each other at different things. Overall I must say I enjoyed living in canada the most. So cheap, safe, clean, friendly people, great outdoors and i loved being able to drive to to America whenever I wanted. Also, the cold is pretty cool once you get used to it and get into the hockey and drinking culture! Australia had by far the best weather (Canada only gets nice weather like that for 4 months a year) and also aussies are cool people but I hated how isolated it felt and it kind of feels abit behind in some aspects. The UK was by far the most fun and lively country and had the best architecture but its expensive, wages are low and oppertunities are limited in most professions.

[@person.X.]

Very interesting summary. I agree about UK and Oz. Not lived in Canada but the ease of travelling to the USA would be a big plus for me.

[@Cloudscoreee]

Why did it feel isolating? It's close to a lot of countries in the pacific and South East Asia

[@historyhouse9151]

australia is a great country, but in my opinion i'll take the beauty of canada anyday, only downside is we dont have many"'warm"' places

[@eliassleiman8877]

Yes, I live in Australia and the normal summer temperature is around 26-35 degrees.

[@YoYo-od1xd]

Muhammed Imran no u go back to paxtan

[@salah777]

@@YoYo-od1xd idiot learn to write Pakistan hhhhh

[@willstonehouse4290]

I’m a dual Aussie Canadian citizen. I’ve lived in and attended school in both countries. Love them both but it’s too hot down under in the summer and too cold in Canada’s winters. Sucks that they both happen at the same time

[@shuolangliu304]

I pick the cold

[@lemonpraiser1930]

I’m Canadian and I just recently got back from a trip to Australia for 2 weeks everyone was extremely friendly! Almost felt like I was in Canada!

[@keithsage7258]

Welcome back neighbor.

[@idontreply2236]

cos you're white

[@kenogu436]

1294DS So what! Maybe if they weren’t drunkards and being a public nuisance I would have more respect for em but as of right now I have zero respect for your First Nation.

[@debuthunter5389]

Yeah very similar countries in many ways.

[@Snowboardchick31]

It depends on the person's ability to like or handle snow. If you want to work outside all year and not deal with snow: pick Australia. If you love snow and work inside then Canada. As a Canadian, I'd say that Australia is better.

[@2bit156]

arielzors So you’d pick warm weather over a self sustaining country? Australia is hella expensive and all the BS of “oh we get paid more” is crap. Higher minimum wage=high cost of living. Canada IS the superior country

[@2bit156]

Manny Pacquiao & Amir Khan I have nothing against Australia, all of my family lives there and I would love to see the country grow more. But the false narrative where Australia is better when it’s clearly a lie and not based on facts is what gets under my skin. In many ways, Australia will not be able to compete with Canada because of the sheer mass of land that we have. Canada is one of the largest agricultural producers and exporters in the world. We have been importing wheat to Australia since May. But we don’t talk about these things and grow in the quiet.

[@WinnerTaker]

@@2bit156 Australia has a higher wage / Gdp per capita / Life Expectancy etc. ofc it can "compete"

[@2bit156]

@@WinnerTaker it’s more expensive too so that balances out your high wages. Like I said, Australia has no means/power of production nearly the same level of Canada. When 💩 hits the fan, it’ll get real. Did you know this year alone from May Canada has been shipping wheat to Australia?

[@WinnerTaker]

@@2bit156 Ofc. im just saying. Australia can compete with canada. Like again wages / life expectancy / gdp per cap / lower debt / cities are more liveable / Weather (imo, but id say more people would rather warmer weather), - i mean even covid. We have a much lower amount of covid cases per capita

[@monkeydui7241]

Love how the comment are mostly peaceful but when it’s a US & Canada comparison it’s damn World War 3

[@monkeydui7241]

Just an observation

[@TechnikMeister2]

My son moved to Canada five years ago and is now a permanent resident. He is returning home at the end of this year, deeply disillusioned. He is an attractive, sporty guy, has a good career and is very easy going but Canadian girls that he meets say they won't get too involved because he might want to return home. He was also shocked at the low wage rates C$12ph for jobs that would easily pay double that the Australia. He also lists the cost of living which he says is much higher than in Australia for things like runniing a car and rent. With Covid-19 he is lucky becuase his job is secure, but he says that even people who have become permanent residents, for the first three years they cannot claim any social security like income support unless his original sponsor quaranteed to repay it. He says life would be better in the USA. No. Canada was not a good experience for him. And I have heard that from many Australians who have returned. Its not all the Rockies, Banf and Calgary at all.

[@Make_Canada_Trudeau-Less-Again]

seems like you sought out this video just to make a negative almost vengeful comment about your sons experience and 'many' others then an erroneous comment about life being better in the usa (where he didn't live).... 3rd party comments are truly lame. No country is all sunshine and roses including oz.

[@Stratchona]

Im born Canadian and live here too however my mother resides in Aussie land and i do have dual citizen ship .. Been there few times and loved it since both countries share similar values and a way of life .. I do have the option to live there permanent . One thing always gets me why do Aussies drive on the wrong side of the street while the majority of the world drives on the right side :P Also their import vehicles such as F150 truck/ute will set you back 120k+ or a Chrysler 300C sedan 110k.. and in Canada 40-60k for the F150 and 25-45k for the sedan. or a pair of Canadian Walmart 30$ jeans will set you 80$ in Australia.. In conclusion Australia is beautiful with their vast summer beaches and 2 yearly seasons and Canada is breathtaking all year round with its 4 seasons climate change. It boils down to a individual preference ... As for my self personally looking forward experiencing all weather season compared to other folks that only like hot/warm climate. So who is better .. hard to says.. I prefer Canada over all..but will always visit Aussie land in reality i have it pretty good :P Cheers

[@TM-mv3pk]

The expenses on clothes and cars mostly boils down to the fact that we are largely very seperated from those markets and don't have a sizeable population unlike North America which would keep costs lower. Overall income is a bit higher and in terms of the jeans, you can easily get cheap jeans from Kmart, Target, Big W (3 main cheap Dept stores) for $30 AUD. In saying that, I'm glad you liked Australia and every Canadian Ive ever mate have been great people

[@ShadoHHR]

nicely put - the world need more people who think/speak as eloquently

[@YoYo-od1xd]

Stratchona it’s the same way a Holden Ute is near 80k And a Chrysler 300c doesn’t cost $110k what the fuck u on about

[@coopsnz1]

You forgetting the states doesn't have federal consumption tax and.australia has high federal consumption tax

[@coopsnz1]

$110000 is r/t plus package , 300c srt8 in Australia is $70000aud

[@gloriancz7751]

Very objective and informative. Thank you

[@jlluna2633]

More gun violence and murder in Canada, more crime overall in Australia Less poverty in Australia, less racism in Canada Australia is healthier and has better health care, Canada is more educated and has better education Australia is close to Asia, Canada is close to USA and Europe Canada is more diverse, Australia has better pay and paid maternal leave Canada is cold, Australia is hot They're both large countries Australia is more British, Canada is more American I recommend both based on your values

[@canadaauroraborealis3958]

@OceanBlue ---being right next door to the USA has its pros and cons. More Americans are becoming more aware of the world beyond their borders, but for the majority that don't and still think like the 1950's that the USA has the best of everything (it doesn't), that naivety keeps them out of Canada.

[@user-wr4uz8pg7m]

@Norbert KausenOK Boomer. :)

[@jeffreycheng2031]

One correction is that Canadian accent has some similarities to the aussie one and also uses the uk and us storey scheme. Although cricket is popular in Canada (not as popular as Australia) but rugby, soccer, netball and tennis are popular in both 🇨🇦 and 🇦🇺

[@kevinmaroon1093]

@@jeffreycheng2031 OMG Hell NO. We Canadians have no accent or similar culture to aussies, NZ, brits. Canadians speak in the standard north American accent. You can watch any local Canadian News stations or listen to Canadian sports players, Canadian celebrities, old footages of our Canadian Prime Ministers....on how we speak !! You’re are mistaken for aussies, NZ, brits who moved to Canada. Canadians & Americans have the same accent that’s why in the Iran Hostage Crisis of 1979, Americans were smuggled out of Iran 🇮🇷 as Canadians. All the Canadian govt did was give the Americans bunch of Canadian passports. They made a film about it Argo (2012) with Ben Affleck. Canadian sports are Hockey, Basketball, football 🏈, lacrosse 🥍, and baseball. Cricket is not popular in Canada at all nor rugby.

[@keithsage7258]

As a Canadian..I have had a great time every time I have been in Australia.. Winter is a whole lot better.

[@yuvikaasmr3236]

@Zayan Tahir exactly ☀️ 🌞

[@LAOTHAIASEANINFINANCETRAVEL]

TY for sharing this video! I’ve been interested in moving to either country and this video is a useful part of that decision puzzle!

[@greghodges2068]

I lived in Canada for 10 years and loved it. I regret moving back to Australia.

[@dogfish3373]

You should come back.

[@evangelopoylosstelios6130]

Please explains me why

[@LoveLaw]

I’ts funny I came across this video because I have go decide between migrating to either Canada or Australia. So I wanted to figure out besides the weather what makes one better than the other lol. My takeaway is that both are great. Damn. Edit to add: I say both is amazing because I’m comparing them to where I live and both would be a marginal improvement in every category.

[@zainmehdi1823]

After living in canada for 5 years, i had to move back to Australia its just more laid back and I feel happier even though a lot of my family was in canada

[@evanw346]

Zain Sadiq depends where you live in Canada. The east coast, although jobs are few and far, is exactly the same as what you would get in Australia, minus the weather. People there are friendly, you can leave your doors unlocked too and nobody will rob you. Although I wouldn’t try that in downtown Saint John, but other than that you’re fine

[@RxT7A]

Obviously you’ve never been to Calgary or Victoria!

[@alimaina5515]

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[@jennifersusan8104]

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[@sarahkenn7403]

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[@albertterry2784]

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[@annarobert7575]

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[@wallaceandrew9252]

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[@zyaravie911]

I'm an Australian with a lot of family members living in Canada. My Canadian cousins wish to move to Australia. I wish to move to Canada (not for a long term maybe 2-3 years). I guess the grass is always greener on the other side

[@randhawa1182]

Hi

[@TheJules1003]

My husband of 45 years went to visit his brother in Sydney Australia back in the 1980's and he saw enough to not want to live in Australia. We live in Canada and yes our winters are very cold. In Australia their heat is something else and snakes and insects by the tons and he didn't like the way the people are either. We were thinking about immigrating to Oz until he saw all that he wanted about that country. I received a phone call one evening from him in Australia and said to me in these words: don't pack anything and don't sell anything I am coming home and we will talk. My husband's brother has been living in Oz since 1963 and he is used to it after all these years. My husband didn't take to Oz well and finds Canada a great deal more advanced than Oz and I have heard that from many Canadians and Europeans who have gone on visits and some lived there as well and came back to Canada. Oz is more for people who come from third world hell holes but not for people who have lived in an advance society and go down to lower. I don't mind our winters here in Canada and it depends on where you live just like in Australia and how you cope with either heat or cold. I take the cold any day to the terrible heat, snakes, insects and the like. Canada is the best place in the world to live and people all know that. You have to travel and experience things to know that. I still think about what my husband said all those years ago about Australia and he is here now and we both laugh about it. I am in Canada until I die.

[@BlowmeRoger]

100% right, australia gets all the 3rd world types en masse aided by the government, i can never see australians being more cultured ever and sadly theyre always compensating for it. But realistically i dare say all these western countries have gotten progressively worse since 2003,it aint the place it used to be and i only see it getting worse.

[@batterylow6860]

Yeah most are third world folks in US,CA & AUS.... But whats the issue ? They work their ass off and pay taxes ..... they also do stuff for low pay which would generally get rejected by white folks.........The governments of those countries brought them in for a reason..lol. And also a large part of those third world folks are international students who pay 50,000 - 70,000$ on average in tuition fees. They are not living for free

[@YoYo-od1xd]

TheJules1003 what fucking shit you talking about Canada is full of Indians just wait for a day when an Indian becomes your leader and I ll be called another India Canada is a shithole with such depressing weather that you’d get dementia at 40

[@YoYo-od1xd]

Joy Ann El-Khouri Lebanon is a third world shithole and so are you 🤣

[@YoYo-od1xd]

Rockers From Hell Canada is full of Indians wat the fuk u on about

[@b21141413]

Canada doesn't have lower wages. Just minimum wage is lower. So unless you work at mcdonalds you will see more of you money living in canada. I have lived 25 years in canada and 15 in australia. Love the weather in australia. Way way cheaper to live in canada. Jd and coke in sydney 13 bucks depends where you go In canada 6 bucks.

[@YoYo-od1xd]

b21141413 a registered nurse make $100k easy In Australia in Canada it’s half You dnt know shit

[@RxT7A]

A pharmacist earns $80k-$144k in Canada while Australia makes $67K

[@RxT7A]

I agree with b21141413. The minimum wage is much lower $15/hour and Canada is way more cheaper and beautiful.

[@pinayladyoz8044]

@@RxT7A Pharmacist in Australia starting salary (fresh from university) $75K. After 3 years that will jump to $90K.

[@dank4378]

This was a good video - thank you. The whole comparison is very subjective once you step away from the stats. Some people like the cold, some people like the beach etc. Im an aussie who has lived in Canada (Alberta) for the last 11 years. Im planning to move back to oz in a few years with my wife and 2 young kids - my 2 main reasons are that the winter here is tooooo looooong and the primary/secondary school system here is not as good as Australia (in our opinion). Theyre both good countries to live in and you cant go too wrong choosing to live in either. One other observation is that Aussies are less forgiving and expect more of staff or co-workers in the workplace - this is sometimes a good thing, sometimes not - depends which side of the situation you find yourself in.

[@TheGreatbigsteve]

Read the comments here and everybody equates Canada with Edmonton. I live in Southern Ontario where it has been 28-35C and super humid for the last 3 months. We might get 4 or 5 notable snow storms in a year...its not a desert here but it certainly not cold all the time...

[@floxy20]

In other words, not much difference. But I live in the country without the flying spiders.

[@eliassleiman8877]

They dont fly xD

[@ChrisJones-ij3xp]

Funnel-webs keep me up here in the Northern Hemisphere. Been to Bali, though. Not far from Darwin, all told.

[@canadaauroraborealis3958]

Australia has tons of creepy crawlers and slinky slitherers. Canada has more 4 footed hazards.

[@loganmurray3219]

Rather a snake that runs away when you see it then a bear

[@yuvikaasmr3236]

@@loganmurray3219 Bears don’t walk around like snakes do

[@Rage_Harder_Then_Relax]

Either country is great for Aussies or Canucks. It's because we view the world around us the same way. Both populations have thrived with immigration which I kind of like throwing in the faces of the haters of immigration. Australians and Canadians are first cousins and will always be closer than virtually any other country. (both have equally close relations with GB & NZ being a little closer to OZ because......we are ACTUALLY neighbours! )

[@dianegingras1]

I'm a Canadian and I've lived 6 years in Australia. They are both great and I absolutely loved Australia. But in the end, I chose to come back to Canada as it's less isolated, is more diverse (seasons, culture, languages) and has a bit of a simpler way of life, somehow. Distances are shorter in cities, one can walk, bike and take public transport as things in, say, Montreal, Quebec, or Toronto are more clustered. I miss the weather, though!

[@MapleSyrup542]

Canada is only close to the US and it's far from every other country in the world. Australia has all of Asia on top of it hence why Australia gets most millionaires moving into their country than any other in the world. Australia also falls under Asia's time zone, which makes it a better choice for international students since nearly all of them come from Asia and also makes business a lot easier. Australia is much closer to them than Canada. Idk what you mean by isolation? Maybe you mean from your home country Canada? then yes

[@trekpac2]

Both wonderful countries. I think I’ll stay in Canada and hopefully visit Australia, while watching Australian movies! Thanks, mate! Love you guys.

[@MultiCappie]

My auntie is from Australia but she lives in Canada now, she says it's very similar to Australia. She loves both. I, on the other hand, am terrified of spiders and snakes...

[@MultiCappie]

@@user-ki2vi Tasmania? Definitely not Queensland...

[@TheLatiosnlatias02]

@@MultiCappie www.llnl.gov/news/untangling-black-widow%E2%80%99s-mythic-web www.livescience.com/51014-black-widow-spiders-misconceptions.html

[@eliassleiman8877]

Us Aussies will be the first to know when the ozone layer breaks. xD

[@laciealice7736]

I’m a UK citizen thinking of moving to either one of these countries and this information is so helpful!

[@JohnSmith-mj5wl]

which way you leaning?

[@oneleaf7539]

In your case, you can immigrate to either of the two faster because you're a British citizen

[@kuskus2m609]

Love Canada...for ever

[@ninjapirate123]

In Australia you 🥵 in Canada you 🥶. So basically in Australia you burn, in Canada you freeze. Which one would you prefer?

[@yuvikaasmr3236]

@@ninjapirate123 stop it with copying my comment

[@AJGAMING-ob5kb]

@@yuvikaasmr3236 🤣

[@noleftturnunstoned]

Very similar, but Australia is nicer in terms of livability. Australia's higher minimum wage means it is a fairer more vibrant country. I am Canadian, with family in Australia.

[@crispkiller1157]

High minimum wage means nothing if cost of living is higher

[@thelastwhiteguy1795]

There are lots of migrant slaves in Australia who get less than minimum wage.

[@noleftturnunstoned]

@@thelastwhiteguy1795 Canada has a temporary worker program that is abused by fast food corporations to bring in low skilled workers. When these people complain about abusive working conditions, the company ends their contract and they are deported. Consider that the minimum wage is already much low in Canada than in Australia. An example: www.huffingtonpost.ca/2014/12/09/tim-hortons-foreign-workers_n_6298156.html?

[@noleftturnunstoned]

@@crispkiller1157 True, but Canada has a comparable cost of living to Australia. My cousin working at a grocery store makes 25$ AUD an hour, allows here to rent subsidised housing to house her three daughters, and also attend school. This is not how it happens in Canada.

[@johndefriee1982]

@@thelastwhiteguy1795 only international students!!

[@charlesharper2357]

As a dual national who's lived in both countries for years, l say it depends on your priorities. Australia has a superior Medical system and Social Services are better...and the Country is united...the whole Quebec nonsense really cripples Canada. Australia's Achilles heel is the way older workers are treated...there is a lot of Ageism, and older workers have a much harder job finding and keeping a job. When I hit 50 in Australia I found it impossible to find a decent job, and wound up driving taxi. The one thing I was told time after time by older Aussies is that they feel that they were the first ones laid off, and that getting laid off was disastrous. I returned to Canada, and was doing real well in the Oilfields...until Trudeau came to power and killed things. Therein lies Australia's indisputable advantage...a Triple E Senate, which prevents the two most populated States from dominating and crippling the country. I intend to return to Australia, because I believe it has the brighter future...Aussies actually defend their borders, and give all sections of the country an opportunity to prosper.

[@johannetrickey5015]

Wow! U still live in 1975.

[@charlesharper2357]

@@johannetrickey5015 Really? Please explain...I doubt that you can, since obviously you're an ignorant troll.

[@BlowmeRoger]

I wouldnt, australia is a police state hellhole these days, run by outside corporate interests and no lifestyle! Work, home, shops, lifestyle in australia these days, just terrible,government slaves really.

[@krugmeup2162]

Rockers From Hell mate it’s 6 months later and FMD it’s like a prison

[@charlesharper2357]

@@BlowmeRoger Think it's any better outside Australia now?

[@DeltaDemon1]

Bottom line is, do you want to live in a warm country or a cold country.

[@YoYo-od1xd]

Joy Ann El-Khouri back to Lebanon

[@yuvikaasmr3236]

Not everything is about climate

[@DeltaDemon1]

@@yuvikaasmr3236 But this is

[@yuvikaasmr3236]

@@DeltaDemon1 I would look at other things when moving to a country. Not just climate.

[@DeltaDemon1]

@@yuvikaasmr3236 In this case, I wouldn't

[@bcnicholas123]

As an American, I’d be happier living in either country. It feels like we take another step backwards everyday…

[@lorenzlorenzo1975]

You're not wrong about your country.

[@GoWestYoungMan]

I recently visited Australia for the first time. I was struck by how British influenced/focused the culture was: sports, news, words used, tv shows, etc. Far more of the culture in Canada is domestic home grown culture. British influence in Canada is tiny. Beyond that I was surprised how similar the 2 countries were. Australia looked and felt like Canada in summer but with palm trees. I thoroughly enjoyed my stay but would miss the change of seasons. After 4 months of summer I'm done. I don't want 8-12 months of it .

[@suej9329]

GoWestYoungMan Agreed. Australia still sticks close to it’s British roots in culture and customs while I find Canada tends to follow the US more, although I know parts of British Columbia are more British.

[@tyronebronte9028]

@GoWestYoungMan I disagree. A lot of culture in Canada is influenced by the U.S and not "home grown". In my opinion. Also, the 2 most populated cities in Australia have very consistent, 4 season years. Both are home to mountain ranges with proficient skiing and winter sports.

[@GoWestYoungMan]

@@tyronebronte9028 The assumption is that Canada's culture is 'American' but it's really a shared US-Canada culture that Canada has massively contributed to. Just look at one area, sports. Ice hockey, basketball, baseball, 'American Football',and lacrosse were all either invented by a Canadian or trace their origins/early development to Canada. US influence has been huge but Canada has more than pulled its own weight. Canadians have good reason to take ownership of this culture. When one talks of American culture/Canadian culture, we're really talking about the same thing.

[@GoWestYoungMan]

@@suej9329 The assumption is that Canada's culture is 'American' but it's really a shared US-Canada culture that Canada has massively contributed to. Just look at one area, sports. Ice hockey, basketball, baseball, 'American Football',and lacrosse were all either invented by a Canadian or trace their origins/early development to Canada. US influence has been huge but Canada has more than pulled its own weight. Canadians have good reason to take ownership of this culture. When one talks of American culture/Canadian culture, we're really talking about the same thing.

[@scorp1740]

I’m Aussie living in Australia and I love my country. However, you’ll never hear me say a bad word about Canada. Beautiful place with beautiful people

[@RxT7A]

Only to Trudeau, yes.

[@scorp1740]

@OceanBlue nothing on this earth would persuade me to live in the USA. Who are the second class citizens now????

[@pinayladyoz8044]

@OceanBlue US is first class country in cover-19 ha ha ha, a country that no free healthcare services, a country where its own citizens work 2 to 3 jobs just to survive. ENJOY your USA, because I am enjoying my Australia where I have 5 weeks paid vacation leave every year and 12 weeks paid long service leave after working the same company for 10 years, free healthcare when I go to my doctor and hospitals. Oh, I am enjoying clean public parks and clean trains. Oh your Amtrak trains so disgusting for so called rich USA. Lastly, its nice to walk around here in Australia without having homeless people in my eye sights.

[@scorp1740]

@OceanBlue....you really are delusional. I feel so sorry for you

[@TheLatiosnlatias02]

@OceanBlue Excuse me?!

[@sutaroski1]

As an aussie living in canada right now i would say australia is more livable than Canada but i do still love it here as well. just think canada is more for vacation than working :) .

[@ashiqurrahman1343]

Pokémon Go I believe it’s the opposite. Australia is more suitable for vacation with its beaches and sunshine and laid back attitude. But Canada is better career wise and busy city live.

[@sarahgoguen3020]

really? thats so interesting, i definitely would've though of Australia as the more vacation like country :)

[@truthseeker000000]

I've been to both countries. Australia has warmer weather which I prefer and gorgeous beaches. Canada has spectacular mountain landscapes. In both countries, the people are very friendly. But I must say, some white Australians are a racist. Though both countries are VERY similar. I would have to say, Canada is like New Zealand and Australia is like the USA. Canada and New Zealand are the quiet high achievers much loved all over the world, with beautiful, friendly people. Both have a better (not perfect) track record of treatment towards their indigenous populations. Australia is more like the USA - brash, loud, always ready to send its military to war and often believe they are a better version of their closest neighbour. Both countries have treated their indigenous people rather poorly and still do.

[@simonschmidt7327]

"Australians's are a little racist" sounds like you yourself are good at stereotyping an entire group of 25 million people by what nationality they are! Im sure reading this will hurt your tiny leftard brain

[@truthseeker000000]

Simon Schmidt sounds like YOU are the hurt and triggered snowflake! Lol But you are right, not all Australians are racist. I take that back. I’ll make the edits in first post, to say - “some white Australians”. Btw, I’m not on the left. They are not the only ones who speak of racism.

[@Shmerpy]

As a Canadian, I concur, we are more like Kiwis than Aussies. Generally speaking, we appear to be just a little more understated than our louder, brasher neighbours...

[@jimandy9472]

As a kiwi i agree, and both NZ and Canada are such beautiful countries with amazing scenery

[@Shmerpy]

Whatevs, Frank...

[@exactly4615]

Australia and NZ are my favourite places on earth

[@exactly4615]

@Canadian that's an advantage

[@ninjapirate123]

It is an advantage because since they are far from the world, there are lesser crime. So that no other countries can enter Australia or NZ by car and commit crimes there. However some people in different countries might take the plane and commit crimes there

[@yuvikaasmr3236]

@@ninjapirate123 Just because they are far doesn’t mean people can’t commit crimes.XD

[@lesskeels3417]

NZ is about 1,000,000 times better than Australia: nicer and kinder weather, ditto the people, no endless deserts to circumnavigate, bilingual (English/Maori) no dangerous animals, beautiful scenery within an hour's drive or so, better internet, oh, and they play some darn good rugby as well.

[@dontbetonit813]

Both countries have a lot in common. Both are friendly until you really piss them off.

[@kimberleyengelvaart6955]

Nah, I'm from Europe and I'm living in Australia, poeple treat us like crap either way doesn't matter if your nice or not and that's what rlly pisses me off

[@yuvikaasmr3236]

Canada= nicer people

[@bernardbourdon2678]

I am from Montréal and one of my friend at work is Iranian. He told me that Canada and Australia was is 2 first choice for immegrat for all this reason. And the waiting time for accessibilite to immegrat and the cost was better with Canada.

[@ashiqurrahman1343]

At 2:40 see the fact that average salary is higher in Australia is misleading. Yeah it’s only 1K more but as cost of living is higher in Australia means you ultimately save less....so it’s actually another win for Canada. Same for Universities. They are ranked based on funds and as Canadian institutions are more affordable they are ranked a bit lower but in terms of quality of education it’s the same as an American university. So in Canada it is like getting a US degree but at half the price which sorry to say is better than most Australian Universities.

[@melorafoy7109]

I think I'd be happier in Canada because it has a cooler climate. I understand that it can get very hot in Australia. Also, aren't there more poisonous creatures in Australia?

[@ShadoHHR]

in Canada out wildlife is much friendlier - and I can say that from personal experience, here is a yearling moose caught in our fence: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZCngqyFeNl8kNk

[@baobo67]

@Aussie Pom The backpackers are safe since Corona. Word is that the Drop Bears have left Bondi.

[@RxT7A]

Wildlife in Canada is better than Australia’s wildlife. Canada is also more beautiful and has an abundant size of natural resources and is considered an energy superpower! Canada has also better governance than Australia but Australia has a tiny bit more freedom than Canada I’ll say to ya. Australia nice.

[@anti-loganpaul7827]

You're more likely to be killed by a horse then a spider or a snake in Australia

[@yuvikaasmr3236]

@@RxT7A Bears don’t walk around on streets in Canada. Australia just has snakes everywhere

[@robertm7889]

So it is a tie 9 to 9 don't get the 0 for health for Canada when they were virtually tied in 3 of 4 fields.

[@richvanatte3947]

I’m Canadian but would not have a problem moving and becoming Australian. Great Country, mate!

[@jhojanbautista9666]

Hello, I am from Latin America, well many people decide to emigrate to a developed country since Latin American countries are not first world, I am also impressed that there is a lot of respect between Canadians and Australians, since when there are fights of people on the Internet from Latin American countries There are usually many insults and there is not much respect for each country, really both countries are much better than any Latin American country, it is difficult to choose which country is the best, perhaps Canada because of its proximity to the United States or Australia because of its climate, tranquility or the freedom to do business

[@spaceandastrology6177]

When I think of Canada My heart cools down I wish to be there for ever.

[@marcoscarvalho1976]

You forgot to mention the weather. Canada is very cold in the winter and Australia is very hot in the summer. Another tie.

[@sydjames6038]

Food-coffee - australia hand down (higly under-rated) Weather - australia hands down Beaches and water views - australia hands down Mountains and scenic beauty - canada hands down People - anglo canadains mainly better Quality of life - australia in general personal preference.

[@TheMasturbaker]

I'm an Australian and I love Canadians.all the Canadians I've met are chilled out,easy going and are easy to talk to.their prime minister is a bit crap but so is ours.if I had one bad thing to say about Canadians is that they think they are so special because they have a $2 coin,we have a $2 coin as well Canada! Anyway,long story short;I love Canadians.🇦🇺♥️🇨🇦

[@lesskeels3417]

Of course you do. But WHY OH WHY is it smaller than the $1 coin, this is not the case in New Zealand?

[@ajaykant2602]

Both countries are great.... there is no competition....

[@erweber]

Actually, Canada is better than Australia in every way. The only thing Australia wins is weather.

[@thejungle8999]

Australia is not better in finding a job and they are racists ,not friendly people but Canada is.

[@icebaby6714]

@Ajay Kant Canada is more tolerant to other cultures, 5 of the ministers including Defence Minster are ethnic Indians, Immigration Minister is a Somalian refugee who migrated to Canada in mid-90s. This will never happen here in Australia, 99% of the ministers are white Aussies. Indians are discriminated in Australia. 'Curry Bashing' is common here. If your name is not Anglo-Saxon they won't even call you for an interview even if you are more qualified and more experienced than other candidates.

[@rkanak00]

good pay with 45% tax rate compare to 33% in Canada? Beside Canada has peaceful border with USA, which can be crossed anytime withouy much hassle, though people would hate to admit evryone in the world wants to see NY, Disneyworld or Las Vegas

[@thelastwhiteguy1795]

@@erweber skin cancer is a great prize.

[@HDvolley]

Norway is the best country from 1993 to 2020

[@jameselliott8541]

The most livable country is the one where the wildlife isn't trying to stop you from living. I kid though. Aussies are fantastic, as a general rule they're probably one of Canada's most important friends. We identify super strongly with those hosers.

[@DangaWaT]

James Elliott Tbh iv grown up in Australia and i don't even notice all the "dangerous creatures" at all. Don't believe the danger hype, BUT be careful of drop bears!

[@davidreichert9392]

Although a winner can be picked on almost all measures, almost every measure was extremely close. I know that most people see Canada as a carbon copy of the USA, but I would say that we have much more in common with Australia. Different accent, different climate, different sporting culture and driving different sides of the road, other than that there isn't much else to distinguish between the two.

[@gregkerr1077]

Really tough call as they're both fairly similar. In the end I'll take the Aussie climate over a Canuck winter.

[@ShadoHHR]

move to the Cariboo - we didn't get snow until just before Xmas and that will be gone by April

[@brustar5152]

As a perfectly content Canadian - the only other countries I'd ever consider living in would be Australia or New Zealand.

[@dogfish3373]

Australia is just too hot for me. I like our winters here in Canada, but other than weather, Canada and Australia seem very similar and the people are great in both countries.

[@MrJonbelt]

Summer is only 3 months. Rest of the year is beautiful.

[@AgentAO7]

Just a question.. if Australia & Canada are better countries overall, why a lot of Canadians & Aussies still prefer to be eventually in the US? I guess there are still better opportunities in the US overall?

[@michaelspears7116]

I'm an American who lived in Australia for six months and while I've never lived in Canada, I've been up there enough to get a good enough feel for it. Canada is pretty great in a lot of ways but I'd move to Australia if I could. Things just seem to flow a little nicer down there.

[@wattlebough]

Let’s talk about the weather, the beaches and the coffee. 🙂

[@eliassleiman8877]

Yeah the beaches are beautiful af. Gone to surfers paradise?

[@bartandmichelle]

@@eliassleiman8877 Sunshine Coast beats that 10 times lol

[@summerrayy7550]

Bartolomeo Babbo Tofino beats both

[@sarahgoguen3020]

lol as a Canadian I've always wished I could be Australian. y'all are just so cool

[@metreyherbotechprivatelimi7827]

very nice video........keep it up.......well done......good information..

[@SohaibKhan1]

Australia - safer, cleaner, better weather, beautiful sites... Canada - same but more affordable.

[@yuvikaasmr3236]

The cleanest city in the world, Calgary, is in CANADA.

[@ThEWilliam105]

Weather in Australia is happier

[@lakeofbays1622]

@@ThEWilliam105 too hot.

[@ThEWilliam105]

@@lakeofbays1622 That's yeah.

[@debuthunter5389]

You are incorrect on the "safer" part. Australia rates as mildly more dangerous than Canada in the majority of rankings. Canada I would say has more "beautiful sites" than Australia.

[@felocitybudmanlim2816]

You forgot to count the forest fires,lots of bugs,and overall ravenous animals

[@AgentAO7]

From somebody who has been invited for an exploration to planet Mars, I would have to say: Why go to Mars when you have Australia? It’s just as isolated! Lol

[@hutch876]

As a Canadian which traveled Oz for 7 months.. I whole heartedly believe Australia would be the better country to live. Canada Has one thing that makes Australia the Clear winner. Canada have 6 Months of winter. Basically that means, for 6 months of the year, the majority of people are stuck indoors. Yes yes, there are some unhinged people in Canada which like to do things outside in the winter, but they are mutants and we look at them funny.

[@RxT7A]

You must live in Alert, Nunavut LOL

[@hutch876]

@@RxT7A Nah man. not even close. Central Alberta