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Originally Posted by PeteMoss
Does that happen often? You'd think the up-front costs would too much to move countries for most people unless the quality of life change is huge.
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It happens a lot with people in tech and creative fields. The opportunities are just better in the USA. It's very hard to set up a business in Canada and there aren't nearly as many established businesses in those fields. I also know lots of professionals in medical, financial, and legal fields who went down south for better opportunities and lifestyles.
It hasn't been happening on a wide-scale with working class people. My question is that if things continue the way they are in Canada, will that happen?