How many of you have moved to Canada since trump became president?

@SW-User hey buddy we look forward to your visit :D

@Myzery Ireland is better.. Maybe I meet you here sometime

@SW-User Probably! 😁

@Myzery Yay!

Especially the Hollywood elite

@Ramon67 Not true. The Canadian immigration offices are slammed with applications.

@PoizonApple lol 100% Canuck born and raised in Norfolk Ontario which rocks cause Niagara Falls and Toronto are all in Ontario too :D

Woohoo!

@PoizonApple lol why else would I be so nice and swear every ten second :p

@TheProphet And it is too frigid and cold for some people.

@SW-User moi too

@reubles haha me aussi

@reubles lol I just did 😙

@OneKind I, having to do things differently, so, I became coupled with a Trump support even though I did not support Trump..we don't talk politics much... I do not think I would separate over politics

@SW-User it's a good thing that the whole presidency thing didnt affect ur relationship, but I dont think it goes out to all couples ☺ . Im actually want to speak to a trump supporter and get their perspective of him

@UserNameSW Mind you I started here :)

@hippyjoe1955 That's my ideal kind of weather.

@cherokeepatti We have had a cool summer this year. Rarely above 80 F.

@hippyjoe1955 sounds wonderful

@Myzery True. I had to laugh when I was a young officer in the Canadian Armed Forces on exchange with the USAF in Maelstrom AFB in Montana. Many of the American officers had been that far north. I was born about 400 miles north of Montana.

But, I do understand. My family has a cabin on Northern Michigan, and parts of Canada are well south of that. 😂

@Myzery Exactly. The 49th parallel is often said to be the dividing line between the US and Canada. Yet there are only 3 out of the ten provincial capital cities that are north of the 49th.

@msros I've known of people moving there for a job transfer and they couldn't handle the climate and moved back to their own country.

@cherokeepatti I didnt know that but people think it is some promised land of milk and honey.

@msros cost of living (costs $ to keep a home heated is probably a consideration that someone who's lived in a warm climate doesn't realize until it hits home...groceries are expensive too.