We moved from Toronto to Calgary over 6 years ago and we love it here... kids don't even want to go back and visit their childhood city even for a week... I do miss my friends and family though, but they come here to visit at least every year so our entire summers are packed with guests from out of town 😀
I used to live and work in Banff, Alberta, and anytime I spoke with someone from Calgary I would always "joke" that the best thing about Calgary is its proximity to Banff. No one was ever mad about that "joke" 🤷🏻♀️ Edit: this is also where I learned about the term "summer sweater". That was a culture shock. Bring warm clothes to Alberta, all through the year.
That is so funny jumping from summer to winter clips ha ha ha. These people sold their homes in toronto and moved to Calgary, thought they were smart. lol. There is a reason why everyone lives in Ontario and Vancouver. lol
Best place to live in Alberta is Edmonton so many Calgarian wants to move to Edmonton but they can't find any houses according to ReMax Canada the best and the most affordable city in Canada is Edmonton , last month 1300 property for sale in Edmonton but over 5000 buyers and for each property is betting war , because of very high wages and low cost of living
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Don’t forget about the nasty hail storms. Coworker of mine just got hit with 50k of damage to his house in a recent storm.
Definitely a great point. Hail storms are no joke.
Just started watching and hear ‘six months of winter’ 😂😂😂 you’re in Canada bro, 6 months is pretty good
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Moved to Calgary in 1977 when I was 18 I’m 66 now and loved everything about it would never have moved back east
We moved from Toronto to Calgary over 6 years ago and we love it here... kids don't even want to go back and visit their childhood city even for a week... I do miss my friends and family though, but they come here to visit at least every year so our entire summers are packed with guests from out of town 😀
That's great to here! Ultimately its got to be the right move for you and your family and sounds like it was. Thanks for sharing!
I used to live and work in Banff, Alberta, and anytime I spoke with someone from Calgary I would always "joke" that the best thing about Calgary is its proximity to Banff. No one was ever mad about that "joke" 🤷🏻♀️
Edit: this is also where I learned about the term "summer sweater". That was a culture shock. Bring warm clothes to Alberta, all through the year.
hahaha, too funny. And yes, I agree about the summer sweater!! 👍
After a road trip from Las Vegas to Calgary, I was shocked to see the demographics.
Sounds like a fun trip... Yeah its a little different
@ it was
Oh man, love this! Fantastic. video, and the intro wow!!! It is great that someone uncovered the truth!
Appreciate the feedback 👍
Should do research before you move there. Don’t like Calgary, Edmonton is worse and your 4 hours to the mountains.
Agreed!
Dude! You are spoiling my plans! 😬
Sorry..... not sorry!! 😂
is the LA of the north just how toronto is NY of the north
with same problems and f up stuff
+ 30% of new people are indians lol
Yeah, I hear yah!
Your pop links don't work
I tested the links, they seem to work. Which one you trying?
@@RichardEnsingthe one regarding regrets of moving to Vancouver
That is so funny jumping from summer to winter clips ha ha ha. These people sold their homes in toronto and moved to Calgary, thought they were smart. lol. There is a reason why everyone lives in Ontario and Vancouver. lol
Vancouver or Toronto is still cold, not that cold as in Alberta, in addition they pay 2 x rent price
Yeah, I had a good time making it. Thanks for watching
Best place to live in Alberta is Edmonton so many Calgarian wants to move to Edmonton but they can't find any houses according to ReMax Canada the best and the most affordable city in Canada is Edmonton , last month 1300 property for sale in Edmonton but over 5000 buyers and for each property is betting war , because of very high wages and low cost of living