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[@MuhammadZama]

nice post

[@tltravel]

Thank you so much! Really glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for following along on our adventures!

[@soroushrezazadeh8300]

Are you still living Alberta? It's been 6 months now since i watched your awesome video about moving to AB but it's so difficult for me to get out of my comfort zone what was your motivation to get up one morning and leave?

[@tltravel]

Yes, still in Alberta but traveling as much as possible (especially through the winter haha). I completely understand what you mean about getting out of your comfort zone though. We only live this life once though, so I've always tried to live by the idea that if there's somewhere you want to go / something you want to see ... you should go for it! Worst case scenario, you don't love where you end up and you just go back (never having to wonder if you should have gone for it!) Easier said than done - I know haha but it gets easier every time!

[@soroushrezazadeh8300]

@@tltravel wow it was wonderful thank you for your advice to be honest i love where i am in Toronto but it's just so expensive that nothing left for us new generation i once immigrated to Canada I'm from Iran and it's really hard to do that again especially now as i follow the real state there is an insane competition in edmonton and Calgary for buying houses and prices are going up like no tomorrow.

[@tltravel]

@@soroushrezazadeh8300 this is so true. I was born in the Toronto area and it is sad to see how difficult (expensive) it is to live there now. Edmonton is still affordable (compared to Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary etc) but you do sacrifice some of the benefits of being in other big cities. Living in Edmonton allows us to have extra money to travel though. I don't think we could do these big trips if we stayed in Toronto, sadly.

[@soroushrezazadeh8300]

@@tltravel that's true you are living the dreams now that's what matters if i said that right 😂... If you ask me there is nothing to sacrifice in Toronto it's just the move and getting used to the new situation is the only challenge. My last question if you don't mind between new Brunswick and alberta what are the main deferences? I would like to move there better but i don't know why people choose alberta these days over east coast in general. Thank you.❤️

[@tltravel]

@@soroushrezazadeh8300 haha yes you said it right! I think between Alberta and New Brunswick, New Brunswick is much smaller and more relaxed .. plus the ocean is close! Alberta has the mountains which is nice, but I think people come to Alberta more because you can make more money here .. more opportunities. I would love to live on the east coast one day though! New Brunswick or Nova Scotia. So beautiful 😍