offshoreoildude wrote: Singapore has sunk beneath the waves.
It snows a helluva lot less in Singapore.vink2 wrote:What do you think about Canada compare to Singapore?
offshoreoildude wrote:Comparing Canada, a country that is huge - to a nation city state is slightly absurd.
Canada will be still Canada long after Singapore has sunk beneath the waves.
Saying that though I'd never live in Canada - 'ey?
And on what basis do you make this entirely factual statement? It's the capital? It's the biggest? It's features in the most bollywood movies?Wd40 wrote: Toronto is the most livable city there.
"Most" is the keyword here. In ExpatForum did you compare the number of Indians asking questions about relocating to US, CN,UK, AU, NZ vs Singapore? You will get the hang of it.the lynx wrote:Not from what I see in this forum. And expatforum.com and expatsingapore.com...Wd40 wrote:Most people who are here are as a matter of accident rather than by choice.
Its the southern most big city and hence climatewise is best among the worst. Also its the financial capital of Canada and if you have to choose 1 city in Canada, Toronto will be it and hence I picked it up for OSOD to compare, a city with a city.zzm9980 wrote:And on what basis do you make this entirely factual statement? It's the capital? It's the biggest? It's features in the most bollywood movies?Wd40 wrote: Toronto is the most livable city there.![]()
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Canada is loaded with lots of large cities, and has a much more diverse economy. If you like Singapore a lot, you'll like it more than Canada as Canada has nothing like it. If you prefer 'the west' to Singapore, you'll like Canada more. If you have no emotional attachment to either and are just looking for an ideal place to retire, you wouldn't be looking at either of them.
Montreal and Toronto both have rather similar climates. Vancouver is much nicer. I'm curious how many Canadian cities you've visited and how long you've stayed, or is this similar to me looking at Google maps and Wikipedia and judging Indian cities?Wd40 wrote: Its the southern most big city and hence climatewise is best among the worst. Also its the financial capital of Canada and if you have to choose 1 city in Canada, Toronto will be it and hence I picked it up for OSOD to compare, a city with a city.
zzm9980 wrote:Montreal and Toronto both have rather similar climates. Vancouver is much nicer. I'm curious how many Canadian cities you've visited and how long you've stayed, or is this similar to me looking at Google maps and Wikipedia and judging Indian cities?Wd40 wrote: Its the southern most big city and hence climatewise is best among the worst. Also its the financial capital of Canada and if you have to choose 1 city in Canada, Toronto will be it and hence I picked it up for OSOD to compare, a city with a city.
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