Travelling Canada - tips, advice?

[squealpiggy]

By the way don't plan on staying in Montreal unless you are fluent in French. They more often than not do speak English but they don't like to. It'll be harder to find work if you're an "Anglo".

[Bossy]

By the way don't plan on staying in Montreal unless you are fluent in French. They more often than not do speak English but they don't like to. It'll be harder to find work if you're an "Anglo".

And let's be honest, they are snobby ****s.

[BetterCallSaul]

And let's be honest, they are snobby ****s.

French are snobby cu*ts full stop!

[Bossy]

French are snobby cu*ts full stop!

Oui, je suis d'accord. Je suis presque couramment le francais mais je déteste le parler.

Now thats enough of that ****

[squealpiggy]

You know why I hate Canada? Half of you speak French and the other half let em.

[Flab]

I've always found the French très gentil. My neighbours are French.

[squealpiggy]

I've always found the French très gentil. My neighbours are French.

Did this guy get banned for this post?

[Bossy]

You know why I hate Canada? Half of you speak French and the other half let em.

I hate speaking French.

But Canada had just as many settlers from France as they did UK/Ireland so it is the official second language. What can you do.

[Bossy]

I've lived in both, and it depends on what somebody wants.

- It's easy to make a lot of money in Toronto.
- It's a nicer natural environment in Vancouver.

There's lots to do for fun in both cities. I wouldn't want to live in some boring place like Peterborough or Prince George where there's not a lot to do.

I haven't been to Vancouver yet, but I picture it to be a more laid back hipster sort of place mixed in with the really wealthy. Whereas Toronto is really urban and exactly what you picture a major city to be. Toronto reminds me a lot of London.

[T.Horton]

Any other suggestions or advice would be helpful Thanks!

yeah, stay the **** out!