Moving to Canada - Episode 4: Getting settled

[@jackkevillemedia]

Stephen, this was such a helpful series! I'm moving soon (Dublin to Toronto), so it was great to see someone in the same boat. Thanks!

[@stephentadgh]

love to hear it Jack! thanks so much for the comment and best of luck in Toronto

[@stacieberries]

Thank you! This series has been so informative and give me a sense of assurance :))

[@backpackingcraic]

Great video! So many incredible hiking trails and so many lakes to kayak in the summer too! There really is something for everyone!

[@PaulTheIrishPainter]

Excellent videos! I'm moving to Canada next week and these have been extremely helpful. Thanks Stephen 👍

[@stephentadgh]

Welcome! Hope you're enjoying the good weather Paul!

[@DenisRyan]

Fab video, and fab news to close with! Looking forward to much more!

[@mshaw8470]

Always Great Videos - Congrats on New Role with M2C and looking forward to more of Canada from an outsiders point of view

[@stephentadgh]

Thanks so much for the kind words! If you have any video ideas that would help you please let me know!

[@stephentadgh]

@@سيران-ز1ع Heya

[@سيران-ز1ع]

@@stephentadgh how are you

[@XeRo333]

Loved these videos! Next could we see a more in depth way for someone who's wanting to move from the U.S. to Canada simply because they want a better quality of life and a fresh start in a new country? My girlfriend and I are seriously looking into moving to Canada in roughly the next 4 or 5 years

[@sohigamer141]

My suggestion for you is to move to Alberta. Because it is one of if not the most affordable province in Canada and people are very nice as well. The only downside is that the weather is very harsh. If you could bother to learn a bit of French than the province of Quebec could be even better option but otherwise alberta would be fine. I am not saying the rest of Canada is bad. Cities like Toronto and Vancouver can offer you high paying jobs and a more diverse community. There are already a lot of immigrants in these two cities particularly from Asia but the main downside of them is they are expensive (less expensive than new York though). I know you didn't asked for my opinion but still I wanna help you guys out 😜😜. Wish you and your girlfriend the very best in Canada (:

[@zekavr]

Continue recording serial "Living in Canada" ;)

[@stephentadgh]

Video 1 of 'living in Canada' is being worked on as I speak Ivan 😉

[@grammarempress]

Thanks for the series! Now I can't find any reason not to move... OMG!

[@Moving2Canadainfo]

Love to hear it!

[@samikde9292]

Great video try to make next video regarding the settlement office and their services at Canada..

[@stephentadgh]

Great Idea! I'm hoping to start making more content about actually living in Canada and the lifestyle you can expect here so I'll be sure to look at the settlement office! Thanks Samik!

[@ramtinnazeryan]

Kinda like to know about the differences between provinces. maybe that should be a good series Also please add more drone shot of the cities. their amazing

[@stephentadgh]

Great Idea Ramtin! It might be a big undertaking! The team have covered a lot about the major cities in each province and there's massive differences of lifestyle within provinces as well! But would be very cool to be able to try and show people the differences!

[@ramtinnazeryan]

@@stephentadgh Thanks bro. personally I am in the pool for fsw draw and have no Idea which one should I live in. That's the reason I am asking. I know it would help me a lot to make a decision when the time comes. All in all love the content

[@gilbertadventures]

Would love some insight to moving over to Canada as a family and advice for preschools / childcare options.

[@Moving2Canadainfo]

Great Idea Gilbert! I know our content team are hard at work to deliver some content on things like childcare, pregnancy, divorce etc... for living in Canada!

[@strawberryshortcakemitchell]

Love your vlogs! 👍💖 Keep em coming

[@stephentadgh]

Ah, thanks so much, thats so lovely! Should have some about work in Canada coming soon!

[@sandeepsinghsandhu8418]

Do You Think One can Reach Mississauga From Toronto In 1 hr using Public Transport? More specifically if Someone wants To Reach Absolute Towers from Downtown Toronto.

[@stephentadgh]

I’m afraid I can’t answer that Sandeep. I’ve only spent a few days in Toronto and less than a hour in Mississauga BUT all I can say is traffic was never ending there. Feel free to join our FB community though as I’m sure someone there could help. facebook.com/groups/Moving2Canada.IEC.Forum/

[@sandeepsinghsandhu8418]

@@stephentadgh 👍. No problem

[@Moving2Canadainfo]

Skiing in Canada is better than skiing in Europe. Convince us we're wrong.

[@solo7627]

defo better than ireland anyway lmao

[@Moving2Canadainfo]

@@solo7627 lol ain't too hard to beat Ireland at the ol' ski game, eh?

[@stephentadgh]

@@solo7627 Going down a gentle decline on a plastic bin bag with 2mm of snow 😂

[@solo7627]

@@stephentadgh sure ya wouldnt be long getting frostbit hahaha

[@stephentadgh]

@@solo7627 😂 love it!

[@YouTubeofnaveenvyas]

I got PR through express entry in 2020 May. Thanks to pandemic and slow IRCC I got temp visa stamped in March 2022. Last week I did soft landing and visited Toronto. I didn’t like it very much. It’s aesthetically not pleasing to me. City planners have given no interest in city beautification, poor infrastructure planning - power transmission hub, high rise towers, railway dockyard and stadiums etc. all in one ☝🏻 place never seen this in any city. Can you make a genuine comparison of Vancouver, Calgary, Quebec and Toronto. I’m a software professional with knack for adventure, hiking, travel and dancing. I am looking for LGBTQIA+ friendly city with vibrant city life.

[@stephentadgh]

Thats tough! I've only spent a few days in Toronto myself but the city is huge, Vancouver or Calgary seems like it might be more of your vibe by the sounds of it, although I can't promise Vancouver has a vibrant night life (if thats what you're looking for). Vancouver is a gorgeous city to walk around with lots of very distinct neighbourhoods. You should check out the other videos on the Moving2Canada KZbin page that Dane has done about the other cities in Canada. kzbin.info/www/bejne/m3SxeIivgbGIm68

[@DenisRyan]

In that case, based on everything you mentioned, I'd highly recommend Vancouver. Very friendly, very green, very diverse.