Life in Canada | What To Expect | 5 Things

[@xsheebax]

What to expect if you're moving to Canada. Watch my brain shut down momentarily mid-video! LOL! Decided not to edit it out. LOL. ENJOYYYY

[@pinoycanada8251]

hi. i will be coming there as a student, how much do i need to have in my bank statement? i'll be studying a 7mo. caregiving program in edmonton, thanks hoping for your reply

[@misbahniazi8935]

Hi dear. i want to move to canada by esl program. is it a good idea to get a PR after 4 5 years?

[@luizaparente8168]

orchidsnlime Hi! I'm new here and I really like your videos. Would you recommend someone to move to Canada? I'm Brazilian and here everybody needs to go to college with they want a "good life".... In Canada is the same? Or can you have a good life without university?

[@t1g048]

orchidsnlime where are you from ?

[@xsheebax]

It really depends on what you want to do with your life and that requires education or not. For example being a doctor without going to a college might be very difficult ha ha. It really does depend on your profession. Some jobs are easier to get when you have a degree or have completed high school. But just like any other part of the world there are people in Canada who are very successful and have never completed even high school.

[@jarmelo2006]

I came to Manitoba a few years ago as a young African American I have to say that for the first time in my life I did not feel that the people around me were afraid of me. that was a very beautiful feeling not to feel that Racial tension from the United States. One reason I am moving to Canada.

[@TheNaijaGosiper]

jarmelo2006 can't wait to get to canada❤

[@samlsd9711]

Have you been to Africa?

[@Envyecho]

This is one of the very few informational videos about Canada that's not constantly comparing itself with the US. No Inferiority Complex needed, Great Job!

[@Envyecho]

OceanBlue Cursed? Please do explain

[@darrellbarron6901]

ok ill admit to having all the inferity in the world if you admit to all the conceit.that pretty much balences things out

[@jovabarris]

Thank you for the informative insight. I once considered Canada as the land of fair opportunity (despite racial or gender differences). Hence, Canada is the best destination in existence that vigorously promotes racial diversity and fair opportunity for all. I always imagined becoming a "career woman" after the completion of my Master of Health Admin. degree in the states. Then, relocation to Canada, gaining more experience in the health industry, and eventually initiating the development of a non-profit organization to promote patient advocacy for individuals of low-socioeconomic statuses who conceivably receive compromised quality of care dictated by their lagging income. This being mentioned, life in Canada is evolving. Prime Minister Trudeau won't be in-party forever. And the embarrassment of Trump in the states proved how a nasty apple in-charge impacts all. Who knows what will transpire once Prime Minister Trudeau is no long in-party. Thus, my dream of relocation to Canada has been placed on-hold... likely, forever in this lifetime. I dreamt about relocation to Canada before reconciliation w/ my current partner of 7 years. And well... my partner is patriotic and he has his heart set on the states. In short, I don't foresee myself relocating to Canada for as long as he and I are "an item". I still plan to visit beautiful Canada. My dream of promoting patient advocacy in Canada is met w/ a halt as I'm now a homemaker in the states. Canada is truly Heaven on Earth, eh? Yes.

[@saracortez5442]

I agree so much about the weather changing so much. One day you are wearing you're fur jacket and the next day you're wearing summer clothes. Canada's weather is sooooooo bipolar.

[@xsheebax]

+Sara Cortez lol yep. Its May and its still so cold.

[@andreraymond6860]

You concentrated a great deal on the weather. Interesting. And yet you did not describe the factors that account for variation by region. The Atlantic provinces (maritimes) and the Vancouver region generally have slightly milder temperatures. because of the ocean. The Prairies are damned cold but the weather in wintewr is dryer so it doesn

[@rickbeith3336]

Canada is a huge country with a great variation in culture and temperatures. You really can't generalize. Awesome country!

[@sydneydavis9102]

Thank you so much for this video! I just recently got married to someone in the British army, he's based in Canada so I'm getting ready to move out there from the US! This definitely helped! Thank you!! :)

[@xsheebax]

+Sydney Davis awew! Well i hope you enjoy it here! I have a ton of videos on this channel that should be of use to you! Congratulations and good luck!!!

[@NITINSHARMA-df6qv]

I really appreciate your efforts. your videos are invaluable. Thankyou.

[@xsheebax]

+NITIN SHARMA thank you very much for your support!

[@nelliekampmann9354]

Thanks! You've covered some aspects I've never seen pointed out before.

[@BrucexfromxCanada]

Cold: sometimes. as one who has lived virtually all my 72 yeares on Canada, I have seen temperatures from a low of -45C (with an added 60 MPH wind!) to +37C (one hot scirocco!) and that day the tarmas was melting under my feet, so I needed to bne VERY CAREFUL before entering a building, so as not to track that black oily tar in on my shoes! also when within less than about 15 feet of a parked car, the stench of anti-freeze (ethylene glycol & water) was markedly strong! So, yes, you will need a well insuklated parka and a tuque in the wonter, but in the summer, let the ladies bring their bikinis! (and don't forget the subblock, as even this far north, the sun can cause you trouble if you're not careful.) Wide temperatuere changes are also common day to night as well as seasonally.

[@lizzabbott]

I very much appreciate your reminder that there is enough room for all of us to succeed. Thank you ! Cheers from Buffalo, Liz

[@wendyradteklu960]

First of all I would like to appreciate you points of view on your vedios. you mentioned the most important things. when I come to my question is,which part of the country is mostly advisable for a newly comers based on good payment, weather condition, expenditure, social hospitality. .....etc. thank you!

[@marybee_3]

This was so helpful thank you! Also you're really pretty!!!!!

[@fractalelement857]

i have a question....if you know anything about it....what is like to be a plumber in toronto ?

[@sremadevi]

What about income tax? How much percentage?

[@fixatroll5406]

Vishnu Gopalakrishnan Tax load from Feds and Provinces runs close to 50%

[@karanolan]

2017 tax brackets: 45,916 or less is 15% $45,916 to $91,831 is 20.5% $91,831 to $142,353 is 26% $142,353 to $202,800 is 29% More than $202,800 is 33%

[@akhilezsabino1548]

Hello there greetings from the Phillipines :), thank you for the informative video about life in canada and what to expect.. I have a suggestion that you should also do a vlog and a video that talks about what to expect in Vancouver Canada, I have heared rumors and hearsays that one of the main problems in settling and moving in VanCity is the struggle of finding a Shelter to stay? also has issues with food prices which is at high costs .. thats why I request that you should really do tha vancity topic and what should people like me from Philippines should do to prepare myself on moving there.. thank you once again and Good day :)

[@smitadhar8747]

Could you please elaborate on Canada's medical support. I read news about how wait time at clinics and hospitals are long and sometimes patients are misdiagnosed only because the doctors have too many patients to tend to.

[@karanolan]

Smita Dhar wait times at Walk in Clinics for non urgent things can vary by location and clinic but I have waited an average of 1-2 hours in my lifetime. The longest I have waited is 3. For things like ear infection, strep throat, lung infection, or a rash. In my city we have an urgent care centre and two emergency rooms. The urgent care is an old emergency room in one of the older hospitals. It's open everday from 9am-4pm and mostly handles things like broken bones, sprains, superficial cuts that require stitches. If you are unsure if it is an emergency you can go to urgent care and they might transfer you to the hospital. For example I know someone who went in with abdomen pains and thought it might be kidney stones but it was appendicitis. They then transported the patient to another hospital. Wait times for urgent care have never exceeded 4 hours for me. The emergency room is a lot more varied. When my father was having chest pains he got admitted immediately, when I hit my head I was admitted immediately, when I fainted at a grocery store I was admitted immediately. If there are signs something is very serious: symtoms of heart attack, stroke, trouble breathing, or a head injury, you get seen almost immediately. If you have a broken bone, pains without fever, or a wound that can wait you may be there from 4-8 hours in my personal experience. Children are usually seen more quickly as well. Patients can be misdiagnosed though, especially when it comes to a chronic illness. You have to be your own advocate and push the doctor to get a referral to a specialist or more tests if the diagnosis isn't found easily.

[@PrabhavHiremath]

Awesome video. Procedure for Immigration to Canada 🇨🇦 underway! Hopeful to enter by Dec 2018 or first quarter of 2019.

[@kamranfaruqui6366]

hey Hi. Thank you for all d info u hv been sharing about study in Canada. One big help!!! a little favor, if u could elaborate on the Masters and Diploma programme comparatively. I hv a GPA of 4.56 is this enough for getting in the top 50 college of Canada.

[@1crusader888]

In Sloveina we have free health care too

[@mhenyer]

hope to move there some day :s

[@BrucexfromxCanada]

Poutine is "Poot-IN" your health to a wreck! (sure people love the taste, but there are healthier things to tickle your tonsils with! (somehow this brings back a childhood memory when I was about 6 years old, in the schoolyard of Brantwood Public School in Oakville ON. As I looked across the playground, here was a boy about my size with a bright red apple - the size of his HEAD! (Oakville is located on the shore of Lake Ontario, about 20 miles west of Toronto, and not all that far from the Niagara Fruit belt, a VERY fertile area for many edible crops. Grapes are another, so you can go there with the thought of buying either the grapes or a concentrate to make wine with. (One I remember my dfather making was "sparkling pink Catawba"! This was the wine that EXPLODED! so it had to be kept in heavily wired down glass bottles in strong wooden cases under the huge workbench in the basement workshop, which was surrounded by solid cement walls!) Ontarians sometimes call this type of wine "soda pop wine", and it used to be popular with young adults. So instead of betting unhelathy with Poutine, try and start off "with a BANG!"

[@raghavdutt2205]

Hey can you make a video about things international students should do after arriving in canada

[@savannahguitard3496]

raghav dutt if you arrive in the winter you should for sure go skiing or snowboarding.

[@dhillon1335]

yea sure GO STUDY FIND A JOB

[@Sir023]

dhillon 😋👌😁

[@mkaiah5114]

Im moving to Canada in 10 days. Wish me luck

[@thetravelerman3347ngdfthfrfugt]

Thanks, for this amazing video

[@mixluthor]

hi.I am from Brazil..I 'd like to study Medical Interpreter..but for working as one..I need to have its certificate or not?

[@kushdhawan6839]

Hey there, do you have any idea about job procurement after a post grad diploma from Thompson rivers university, kamloops British Columbia? please revert me asap, I'm eagerly waiting for your reply thank you

[@nitingarg2460]

you are doing a great job...keep doing it..... please share your experiences about the living expenses in Canada. specially people migrating from India...

[@xsheebax]

+Nitin Garg kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqSXhKaIerB5mqs

[@sarankayiparambil1994]

I want come to Canada am a ace certified trainer any help for me

[@mangathala2002]

I've heard about racist attacks in Melbourne ... Could you do a video on racism Australia vs Canada

[@zooz1949]

Hey you can make a video life in edmonton

[@thetravelerman3347ngdfthfrfugt]

Pleaee.. How can I moving canada in easiest way

[@cs.soaring.5280]

The part of being in a warm and confined environment filled with virus and bacterial really makes me nervous now...;)

[@sikharamram6281]

How to get work permit visa In canada please give me suggestions

[@samlsd9711]

Work permit or visa? Working visa, You have to go to immigration Canada, to apply for working visa as a working migrant. Or else you find yourself a wife, it's always easier to find wife..

[@raghumanavalan7267]

Thanks Hun, very usefull.

[@junaidkahout786]

I am moving to Canada soon from Australia, and your videos are very helpful for me thanks :) you are doing awesome job (Y)

[@simranjeetsingh4641]

Why r u moving to Canada? Isn't Australia good enough

[@asadmehmood9846]

Hello,you are working great. I am un Dubai right now, could you please suggest any reliable consultancies in Canada so i can start my case. I will be grateful. Thank you.

[@hemanttanwar36]

Hey can you make Video on gluten free food in Canada That would be really helpful 😊

[@xsheebax]

What do you want to know about gluten free food??

[@thenobleandmightybeaver4411]

Canda has all the gluten free food you would find in the USA or Europe.

[@aswinjoshy1350]

🤣🤣

[@foxmulder2370]

You are doing an awesome job. What happened to you @ 2:03. That was cute though. Is there any way you can make a video and interviews of top consultancies which provide jobs for those who aspire to go to Canada

[@xsheebax]

+Fox Mulder hahha! I had a brain fart. Too much info overload. LOL! Normally I edit them out, but the struggle was sooo real! 😂

[@foxmulder2370]

I feel so lucky. You replied my comment. I have seen you grow as a great toutuber. But Cute little things like that make your videos more authentic and interesting to watch.

[@castizopilled]

will be visiting Canada strictly for mango Juul pods

[@markoheronimo7292]

hello..thanks for the information. just a question...if i will ask my relative in Canada to apply me a visa, what will be the procedure? Are they going to pay something in the process? and is it easier?

[@sagargoswami4859]

liked the way you put out a disclaimer in CAPS.......:-))

[@tafarifarrington8223]

im moving to Montreal

[@aminsalehi4961]

Hi. Couls i have ur email? Just have some questions about living and finding a job . Thanks

[@rajkumar.changal]

HI orchidsnlime, this is rajkumar, i have planned to move CANADA in a couple of months, my process on going with my agencies, I got my job offer & LMIA, my agency said our next step is to apply for the visa, my question is how many days or months to get my visa on my hand, because i am applying from Dubai, and i will take my wife with me, and please update my how much i can take Canadian dollars in my pocket to start up in "EDMOTION" with my spouse?I really appreciate your efforts, giving usefull information, to get prepare before migrating to canada, Am waiting for your reply,

[@realsies9387]

rajkumar changalvarayan each person traveling to Canada can bring up to 10000 dollars cash so you and your wife can bring 20000 total as long as you each take half. Also be sure to declare it when you enter Canada

[@darrellbarron6901]

remember putin although great that canada is a huge country and in the western provences that putin is there but not nearly like it is in central canada.

[@mysticarts8787]

Hahaha funny intro...always bestttt..and tfs

[@069220]

A very good general breakdown, but not very accurate.

[@adyb3931]

I really like your background motto "Think, Strong Always" and your content is very informative and useful. Thanks for making these videos. I have a question/request @orchidsnlime around cost of living in the city you belong...if you can please make a video on context that for a newly married couple with PR to start a life ..how much money or salary should be enough for affording cost f living at place u live..... hope you understand as ths cn help a lot of couples who got PR recently n plan to settle in few months in 2017 :) thanks keep it up..amazing videos..

[@xsheebax]

+Aditya Bhushan kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqSXhKaIerB5mqs

[@davidfoster9285]

dress in layers wash your hands often

[@samlsd9711]

huh?

[@Recondituss]

ma'am please Clearyfy the topic on Indian Food!

[@xsheebax]

What about Indian food do you want to know

[@Amir_Sohail01]

orchidsnlime please help me

[@hitarthanath2742]

Hey. You are doing a great job! Thank you. I plan to opt for a post graduate diploma in international business in the year 2019. I am very confused about the worth of this program as it’s a new concept for us Indians. Could you help me by telling whether any post graduate diploma is a good choice for bridging the gap between my 3 years bachelors and Masters? What is the current situation there.Anyone pursuing so in Canada,please do let me know. Thank you in advance.

[@ilumahavar]

thank u dear for help

[@wolfcarz]

And now I´m hungry XD I have to eat that food

[@bikrampur_trade]

Hi

[@SaurabhSingh-no8rp]

You are so cool !

[@sagarlande1562]

hi,,,,,, are you indian

[@sommairotpetch9554]

Good

[@mukeshgalsrani3869]

MADAM i want to come Canada how i can?

[@padhurvillage3402]

I want jobs in canada ..... I completed MBA systems mgt, I have 5 years experience.... my nationality is India..

[@ujjainimukherjee2267]

Ure so cute...You look like Indian...

[@Amir_Sohail01]

Ujjaini Mukherjee

[@Listen321]

I like your deep V shape tshirt👶

[@brianspencer4220]

Wow. Brian 77

[@beatravel6429]

Loved the vid until you mentioned Poutine!! Keep that devil food away from me thanks

[@craftycorner6438]

Bea Travel haha

[@manzahabibi2643]

i love you

[@chan625]

Not many races ma'am! there's only one human race remaining now ;) Not nitpicking but I wish media and people in general should stop using the word race and racism so casually and perhaps find more accurate word for what they are describing. Different skin colour does not mean different race

[@garimamehta3425]

Why that fake accent 🤣