has good bike paths and is nice to walk in. Vancouver is best from a
lifestyle point of view, I'd say. Plenty of work? I'd say no.
Patrick
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From: dana tierney [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
You forgot Vancouver, which is a little like San Francisco with mountains,
from what I remember of it. Ottawa isn't THAT big. I get claustrophobia when
my family tries to talk me into moving back there. Great for tulips in the
spring and maples in the fall though. A pretty place, if you are looking for
a smallish city. Toronto has all of the good and bad points of big cities --
vibrant nightlife, traffic, and crime. Very flat tho, but moderate
temperatures for Canada. Montreal is a really great city in my opinion but
if you move there you had best be willing to learn to speak French.
Not sure how the job market is (I live in New Mexico) but judging by what I
saw when I googled around for someone else you really need to find the job
then emigrate. I am sure Dan can tell you more if you are interested.
Dana
>It is nice. Immigration can be a pain though. All depeneds on your
>sponsor. I'm still taking a look at things around here career wise but
>not looking too hard since I still have my job with CFX. Montreal,
>Toronto, and Ottawa are huge cities and I'm sure you could find a CF
>related job. There is a bit of a "brain drain" going on here though.
>Everyone is moving to the states because there is more money.
>
>
>
>I've toyed with the idea of emigrating to Canda before... It sounds
>like a
>great place to live.
>
>
>Is there plenty of work for developers over there?
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