Hello Beautiful People! I am super excited for this video where we compare the UK to Canada. In this video we cover: 02:29 - Shopping 03:39 - Getting Around 04:20 - Weather 05:21 - Cost of Living 05:48 - Housing (Renting vs Buying) 07:34 - Buying a House 09:01 - Transportation 10:35 - Education 12:23 - Groceries & Eating out 13:40 - Job Opportunities (& Salary) 15:10 - Immigration 15:45 - Conclusion Your turn. Let me know which Country is better for you and why?
Let’s simplify things, if PR and settling in is your primary goal, then Canada is better. In the UK, you have to endure 5 years to earn PR (during those 5 years, you’re constantly worried you aren’t good enough in the eyes of your employer and could be easily fired if employed less than 2 years). Pay is higher in UK compared to pay in Canada (if you’re newbie) but in the long run pay in Canada as you build your Canadian experience will catch up, but they’re both low compared to the US. US beats every place when it comes to compensation and opportunities. But then the US downside is it’s horrible society (crimes, mass shooting, extreme racism,etc.)
Working conditions are much better in the UK than Canada and the US. More protection for employees, way more leave (in the UK everyone starts with 25 days leave), etc. Most healthcare in the UK is free.
As a Zimbabwean who emigrated to the UK, and looked at the choice of Canada too and even visited it a few times. I will give the perspective of someone from the developing world looking to emigrate, or Japa as they call it in Nigeria lol. I made a few observations: 1) if your sole goal is to get a PR, Canada is a much easier path, Especially the student route. 2) Canadian winters make UK winters seem like child's play. The place is COLD 3) The UK is a much easier place to travel on holiday to loads of places. Trips to places like France, Portugal, Italy, Spain etc., are so convenient 4) The Uk has London, and let’s be honest, Toronto can’t compete 5) Canada in the urban centres is diverse, but the UK feels more of a diverse place 6) Canada’s natural beauty is breathtaking tho 7) if you have a tech background or seeking a tech role , the UK is far superior in terms of job opportunities 8) if money is your goal then go to the UK Lastly I will mention the quality of your experience in any new country really comes down to what you make of it and unfortunately how much you earn.
As a born and raised Canadian, I hate it here. We're basically USA with free healthcare but less money, opportunities, and choice compared to the US. Somehow Canada tries to be like the US and UK but cannot be either and instead is the worst of both worlds. It is so miserable in Canada. I didn't have to watch the video or read the comments to know that UK is vastly superior. Canada is the worst of all the developed countries. We do have beautiful nature but that's about it. I would love to move out and I have that plan in the future. Immigration to Canada is only easy because we desperately need the population and offer at least some incentive for people coming from developing countries that makes it worth suffering in this desolate freezing hellscape.
I live in uk and I have been to Canada for months and planning to relocate to Canada , i still Canada I don’t care if is expensive I just want to live a big life on like uk were their roads are small cars are small houses are small….. ❤️ 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Canadian vs UK average holiday or annual leave time needs to also be considered in the job section…2weeks Canadian vs 5-6 weeks UK is a massive consideration
This 2 weeks figure does not include public holidays, while the 5.6 week (28 days) figure in the UK does. Canada has 12 statutory holidays, so it is 28 days (20 + 8) in UK vs 22 (10 + 12) in Canada, so a smaller difference. However, from my experience in the tech industry, UK companies are much more likely to give more than the minimum (typically 30-35 days) compared to canadian companies, who almost always just give the minimum required 22.
UK get a lot more leave. I'm about to start a job which starts me on 33 days and I'll gain an extra day per year, up to an extra 5. In my current job I had 41 days this year. We also get up to 8 sick days before anyone cares. Many jobs also have flexible hours, so you can work up extra hours and take a whole day off if you like. Some companies now only work 4 days a week too. The new government is about to change the law to stop companies calling employers after hours and during days off. Similar to what France have done. So yea the work/life balance in the UK is WAY better.
Born and raised in the UK but lived in Southern Ontario for the last 23 years. Have to say that I don't agree that the weather is better in the UK, no way. Canada has long hot summers and the winters are getting milder with lots of sun. Compare that to the dreary wet weather of the UK. There's no contest.
Been in Quebec for a week now visiting family. I live in the UK and it is so sad to admit that the UK beats Canada in the sense of feeling humane and the quality of life. Quebec is filled with people that look very depressed, interact less unless spoken to etc. It is very expensive to eat out here, you get poor customer service and people here love their space a whole lot. Heard Toronto is better, hope so. Canada beats UK by miles when it comes to job opportunities and no hidden or institutionalised racism exists here compared to the UK where there is a lot of pretence and worry about the preservation of the W race leading all business organisations. No one blocks or envies your opportunities to excel at work and you are valued highly for your work in Canada. The UK is the complete opposite. And people in Quebec are not greedy at all unlike the UK where they are all about your pockets. Having travelled over the world for decades, my observation is that no place is perfect and your finances will determine the quality of life you get. So have money and you'll get the best out of any country, hands down.
UK's institutional racism at place of work is my greatest worry. They take delight in looking for spurious allegations to use against you for no reason.
Great idea to compare UK and Canada and comparison points between the two were sometimes really interesting to hear! However, I felt like the video was directed more towards the UK, I guess out of the interest? Of course traveling within Canada will be more expensive as it is 2nd largest country in the world! I would also like to hear comparison between different cities than Toronto and London, as they are the most populated and expensive, and average person probably wouldn't live there if you don't have highly paid job or your parents aren't extremely rich especially for London. I've been living in the UK for over 4 years, originally coming from Czech Republic. Now I am at my 3rd year of uni and thinking of moving with my partner to Canada after studies to settle down, find good job in my field (UI/UX design) and enjoy the nature. The absence of nature and even gardens in the UK is personally killing me, there is no personal space, every lake, farm, forest has fence all over. Housing is indeed definitely more expensive here than in Canada from what I have seen when looking for rents. Because in Canada you can get a nice 2 bedroom house with garden for the same price as 1-bedroom flat in the UK in haunted, old, mouldy building (sorry!) without even any space to park! (thank god I don't have a car) Also the safety here in most places is almost non-existent! Compare criminality in London vs Toronto, you will find cases of stabbing every single day. Living in a fear of getting stabbed or your children that would get stab is not real life, is it? I guess it depends on personal preference and I of course don't have that canadian experience to compare both countries, but I would not consider UK as better place to live for reasons like clothes shopping, public transport and easy access to Europe. It's country mainly for studying and then moving somewhere else, maybe staying to get some job experience and then run. I would only enjoy living in Scotland, because it really is beautiful, people are friendly and nice to you and quality of living is definitely better there!
The homicide rate in the UK is literally lower than Canada so you have more chance of being murdered in Canada. I agree housing in Canada is significantly cheaper. In regards to countryside there is a lot in the UK, we don't have the amazing things like lake Louise and Niagara falls but everyone is pretty close to rolling hills and farmland and almost all farms have public footpaths that can be used to walk through them
@@YouAreJel I guess it always depends on where you live. Here in Midlands in cities like Leicester and Nottingham I don't feel particularly safe. Thanks for information. I was always very unlucky when travelling in the UK, as most lakes and farms were fenced and having signs on the fence to stay way...
@@ONLYJOKING101 Ok course I have been. Tbh I have been in more cities, towns and places and natural sighs than regular local people. I've been to and around Newcastle upon Tyne, Nethy Bridge, Aberdeen, Glasgow, Ullapool, Portree, Stornoway, Edinburgh, Southampton, Bournemouth, Portsmouth, Cambridge, Manchester, Sheffield, Liverpool, Leicester, Nottingham, Winchester, Bristol just to name a few :)))) I'm not saying there are no gardens, I am saying there is absence of them in the cities. Most of buildings are crammed together, most adults share flats with other 2 adults etc. Gardens are compared to Canada here in the UK much much smaller, where you would never be able to fit a large pool with a sauna for example. People in my home country Czechia have larger gardens than here. But at least here are some nice restaurants and pubs where you can go :) although I miss forests and lakes where you could swim freely without people considering it a potential "life hazard of drowning"
Thanks a lot for the video! I live in London and i wanted to move to Toronto but after this video i'm deffinitely not moving. Plus the holidays in Canada what i heard is 2 weeks and here in UK is like 5-6 weeks. Thanks again.
I had a longgg chat w an elderly person while waiting in the car shop getting my car done.. he was from UK and moved to Canada quite a while back he said in UK the customer service is really lacking and for transit u get no transfers on busses u gotta pay each time for a different bus.. anything extra in your meals like utensils, ketchup basics 10 pence.. outside of downtown Toronto Canada is open as hellll UK gets really crammed for driving.. hence transit is so popular also much colder in Canada a driving makes more sense than waiting at a bus stop for the bus in the BLOODY COLD (although not as cold as it was 10 years ago.. 20 years ago even colder!!!) I think Canada is slowly moving south as poles move 😎
Thank you so much for this video Janey, I liked it and I’ve subscribed. My questions were answered. This is really good and a bug thanks to your guest. No better person to hear from than someone who has lived for years in both countries.
How can I hug you from here Janey? Excellent video! I'm thrilled. Crisma was also very brilliant. You picked the right person. I'm in the UK and I'll take your last advice just before the end of the video. Thanks for this video and many thanks again.
Just talked to a guy who moved from the UK to Canada and he even said Canada is better in many aspects like housing and roads are way bigger compare to the UK and I told him housings cost a lot tho he said that’s not problem tiny mansions in the UK Also cost more he’s not worry about the price because he’s used to paying more money in the UK for housing
Well. I have watched a program that was explained more about the comparison between Canada and the UK. I found that Canada is much better than another country and it is not far beyond comparable with each others.n
Then go to Canada surely it has breath taking landscapes compared to the UK ,way better housing powerful nature and way better air even in the centre of Toronto the air is like in the mountains compared to London. Generally talking Canada is cleaner..I lived in London for 13 years..and few months in Canada.
Thanks for the video! I have lived in Toronto and now in Vancouver and weatherwise it is completely different it is mild and temperate and nice here and no winters really. Most winters the snow melts right away. It is an anomaly when it lasts for more than a few days and even if it does it is not very long compared to Toronto. That is probably why Vancouver is the most expensive city in Canada because of housing costs! The transit is better here than Toronto too and less urban sprawl in Vancouver. There is the ocean and mountains too which is probably another reason why it is so pricy here cause of the beauty. It guess comparing Uk's largest city which is London to the largest city in Canada which is Toronto make sense but Canada is so vast and varied so it is very different province to province climate wise. It is interesting you talk about recruiting (HR) too since that is what I am currently studying!
Tipping is a sign of how bad the difference between the different classes is. For me, tipping is a really bad sign. It means that people don't make enough money to live decently or even to survive in some places. It can also be correlated to political corruption.
@@JaneyBuz tipping is pity for the underclass. It serves no use but to further establish that there are people that make enough money that they can give out some of it for free while others don't make enough that they have to accept "charity" or extra "thank you money" from their employer's customers. In a real civilization where we all made enough to live comfortable lives, a simple thank you and a few good words or praises would have been enough.
Maybe it's just a coincidence, but in Britain I met many more open and friendly people than in Canada. I'm in a situation where I have a choice between getting permanent residence in Canada in one year, or spending more than five years for the UK. I see that in Canada I could do a lot, but I would just go crazy without these British people. Canada, forgive me for this!
Am I the only one who was confused? When the lady on the left said "we" and then "I bought a house in London" it kept confusing me. And they were shooting the video in Toronto? Mind blown lol
Maybe professional experience in the UK helps a little in Canada, but Canadian firms really demand "Canadian experience." So, I don't know if UK experience is all that useful.
$700 bucks?! Wow, that is a lot. Been watching lots of vlogs about moving from UK to Canada and this is such a grounded more realistic perspective on the two countries! ^_^
I think Canada can be better than the UK if it works on a few things.. Affordable (cut the carbon tax, cut the construction delays and add Gold to CAD again), more festive in winter months (need to make sure it's also affordable), we need more stadiums and rock bands 🤩😎 been here 17 years.. we need better transit system especially in Toronto TTC outside of street cars is just trash compared to European systems.. we shoulda had 7 to 10 subway lines by now smh.. but if we got back to Canada of 2016 and earlier we might have been ahead for a while gotts get rid of JT and things will start shifting
Toronto transport are really disappointing, and generally talking without a car Canada is unliveable,for sure the huge size of Canada as a country affect the connections between different parts of the nation.
Canada is better than UK, I think this is a bias analysis the only thing am afraid of Canada is their whether is mostly cold but apart from that Canada has the best immigration policies in the world and also one of the peaceful place in the world
People generally do not move to Canada for a better job or more money. It’s all about the lifestyle change. I know Aussie citizens and the working conditions are generally better in Australia than in Canada. The pay is a third higher and the healthcare system is better in Australia. They went to Canada because they wanted the lifestyle and environment that Canada has to offer, things they could not find in Australia or the UK they have citizenship. The cost of living in Australia is expensive - more expensive that some places in Ontario. Don’t think for a minute that it’s all about finances because it isn’t at all! If it is all about money, you are better off in the UK. Comparing the UK to Canada when it comes to shopping for groceries, nearly every service-related thing costs more in Canada for poorer quality. Canada could seem perennially 10-15 years behind the curve when compared to the UK in that regard. I think it depends on where you live in each country. UK has become more expensive since Brexit. For someone in a developing country moving to Canada could be more advantageous as you can move as a PR and will need just 3 years to apply for citizenship. You also do not to pay high fees to maintain your residence permit as you would in the UK. In the end, it depends on what you want, why you are moving and what makes you happy.
Umm as a Aussie our healthcare system is very imperfect I don’t know where u got that info from it’s still expensive at the of the day medicine is crazy expensive in aus Canada has cheaper medicines and yes it is expensive overall in aus to live paying weekly for rent it’s really bad and the pay isn’t enough to a tourist it might seem enough but it really isn’t because at the end of the day clothes,food, household items plus daily necessities u need all add up and there not cheap either
I have a question. For someone looking to relocate to the uk for work. I am told that UK wouldn't give me room to save up as every single penny goes right back into paying taxes. I am also told accommodation is very much expensive as every penny earned is put into securing your accommodation for just 1 week. PS: is housing rent paid weekly? What's the range fo price fot rent? Please can you address these as it's giving me a hard to time deciding where to relocate to. As i have never been to either of the countries and don't know what to expect.🙏🙏🙏
I think Canada is excellent if you want to move to the USA after that. The UK is still an easy place to "penetrate" if you have an excellent in-demand skill like IT coding stuff but it's going for 10 years of stagflation because of Brexit. Unless a surprise free-trade deal with the US happens.
Hey... Can you please do a comparison between Canada and Finland... In terms of ease to migrate, cost of cost and other stuff ...if one is traveling for a study program...
@@JaneyBuz well, I’ve not been to Canada and only heard from her point of view so I’m inclined to agree with her since she’s lived in both places. If you know more people who have experienced both places, we’d be happy to hear from them too please.
Hello Beautiful People! I am super excited for this video where we compare the UK to Canada. In this video we cover:
02:29 - Shopping
03:39 - Getting Around
04:20 - Weather
05:21 - Cost of Living
05:48 - Housing (Renting vs Buying)
07:34 - Buying a House
09:01 - Transportation
10:35 - Education
12:23 - Groceries & Eating out
13:40 - Job Opportunities (& Salary)
15:10 - Immigration
15:45 - Conclusion
Your turn. Let me know which Country is better for you and why?
Let’s simplify things, if PR and settling in is your primary goal, then Canada is better. In the UK, you have to endure 5 years to earn PR (during those 5 years, you’re constantly worried you aren’t good enough in the eyes of your employer and could be easily fired if employed less than 2 years). Pay is higher in UK compared to pay in Canada (if you’re newbie) but in the long run pay in Canada as you build your Canadian experience will catch up, but they’re both low compared to the US. US beats every place when it comes to compensation and opportunities. But then the US downside is it’s horrible society (crimes, mass shooting, extreme racism,etc.)
Canada is the second worst country in the developed world to live in (Worst is the US obviously)
This was so helpful!❤
Lol all pros and cons thanks fr the simplifying
Working conditions are much better in the UK than Canada and the US. More protection for employees, way more leave (in the UK everyone starts with 25 days leave), etc. Most healthcare in the UK is free.
I love your guest! She's so warm!
Yes she is!!!
As a Zimbabwean who emigrated to the UK, and looked at the choice of Canada too and even visited it a few times. I will give the perspective of someone from the developing world looking to emigrate, or Japa as they call it in Nigeria lol. I made a few observations:
1) if your sole goal is to get a PR, Canada is a much easier path, Especially the student route.
2) Canadian winters make UK winters seem like child's play. The place is COLD
3) The UK is a much easier place to travel on holiday to loads of places. Trips to places like France, Portugal, Italy, Spain etc., are so convenient
4) The Uk has London, and let’s be honest, Toronto can’t compete
5) Canada in the urban centres is diverse, but the UK feels more of a diverse place
6) Canada’s natural beauty is breathtaking tho
7) if you have a tech background or seeking a tech role , the UK is far superior in terms of job opportunities
8) if money is your goal then go to the UK
Lastly I will mention the quality of your experience in any new country really comes down to what you make of it and unfortunately how much you earn.
Absolutely! I agree with your summary wholly. Thanks for the comment
As a born and raised Canadian, I hate it here. We're basically USA with free healthcare but less money, opportunities, and choice compared to the US. Somehow Canada tries to be like the US and UK but cannot be either and instead is the worst of both worlds. It is so miserable in Canada. I didn't have to watch the video or read the comments to know that UK is vastly superior. Canada is the worst of all the developed countries. We do have beautiful nature but that's about it. I would love to move out and I have that plan in the future. Immigration to Canada is only easy because we desperately need the population and offer at least some incentive for people coming from developing countries that makes it worth suffering in this desolate freezing hellscape.
@History Channel it’s our ‘focus’, we’ll do with it what we please.
Well explained
New Zealand is one to be considered these days.
I live in uk and I have been to Canada for months and planning to relocate to Canada , i still Canada I don’t care if is expensive I just want to live a big life on like uk were their roads are small cars are small houses are small….. ❤️ 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Canadian vs UK average holiday or annual leave time needs to also be considered in the job section…2weeks Canadian vs 5-6 weeks UK is a massive consideration
This 2 weeks figure does not include public holidays, while the 5.6 week (28 days) figure in the UK does. Canada has 12 statutory holidays, so it is 28 days (20 + 8) in UK vs 22 (10 + 12) in Canada, so a smaller difference. However, from my experience in the tech industry, UK companies are much more likely to give more than the minimum (typically 30-35 days) compared to canadian companies, who almost always just give the minimum required 22.
UK get a lot more leave. I'm about to start a job which starts me on 33 days and I'll gain an extra day per year, up to an extra 5. In my current job I had 41 days this year. We also get up to 8 sick days before anyone cares. Many jobs also have flexible hours, so you can work up extra hours and take a whole day off if you like. Some companies now only work 4 days a week too.
The new government is about to change the law to stop companies calling employers after hours and during days off. Similar to what France have done.
So yea the work/life balance in the UK is WAY better.
My girlfriends Canadian and from Toronto, i am from London, even despite life can get hectic in London, i still prefer it
Born and raised in the UK but lived in Southern Ontario for the last 23 years. Have to say that I don't agree that the weather is better in the UK, no way. Canada has long hot summers and the winters are getting milder with lots of sun. Compare that to the dreary wet weather of the UK. There's no contest.
Thanks Janey. Excellent video. I loved every bit of it
You’re so welcome! 🙏🏾
Been in Quebec for a week now visiting family. I live in the UK and it is so sad to admit that the UK beats Canada in the sense of feeling humane and the quality of life. Quebec is filled with people that look very depressed, interact less unless spoken to etc. It is very expensive to eat out here, you get poor customer service and people here love their space a whole lot.
Heard Toronto is better, hope so.
Canada beats UK by miles when it comes to job opportunities and no hidden or institutionalised racism exists here compared to the UK where there is a lot of pretence and worry about the preservation of the W race leading all business organisations. No one blocks or envies your opportunities to excel at work and you are valued highly for your work in Canada. The UK is the complete opposite.
And people in Quebec are not greedy at all unlike the UK where they are all about your pockets.
Having travelled over the world for decades, my observation is that no place is perfect and your finances will determine the quality of life you get. So have money and you'll get the best out of any country, hands down.
UK's institutional racism at place of work is my greatest worry. They take delight in looking for spurious allegations to use against you for no reason.
Great idea to compare UK and Canada and comparison points between the two were sometimes really interesting to hear!
However, I felt like the video was directed more towards the UK, I guess out of the interest? Of course traveling within Canada will be more expensive as it is 2nd largest country in the world! I would also like to hear comparison between different cities than Toronto and London, as they are the most populated and expensive, and average person probably wouldn't live there if you don't have highly paid job or your parents aren't extremely rich especially for London.
I've been living in the UK for over 4 years, originally coming from Czech Republic. Now I am at my 3rd year of uni and thinking of moving with my partner to Canada after studies to settle down, find good job in my field (UI/UX design) and enjoy the nature. The absence of nature and even gardens in the UK is personally killing me, there is no personal space, every lake, farm, forest has fence all over. Housing is indeed definitely more expensive here than in Canada from what I have seen when looking for rents. Because in Canada you can get a nice 2 bedroom house with garden for the same price as 1-bedroom flat in the UK in haunted, old, mouldy building (sorry!) without even any space to park! (thank god I don't have a car)
Also the safety here in most places is almost non-existent! Compare criminality in London vs Toronto, you will find cases of stabbing every single day. Living in a fear of getting stabbed or your children that would get stab is not real life, is it?
I guess it depends on personal preference and I of course don't have that canadian experience to compare both countries, but I would not consider UK as better place to live for reasons like clothes shopping, public transport and easy access to Europe. It's country mainly for studying and then moving somewhere else, maybe staying to get some job experience and then run. I would only enjoy living in Scotland, because it really is beautiful, people are friendly and nice to you and quality of living is definitely better there!
Thank you so much for the detailed comment and leaving your review. Hope this helps someone!
The homicide rate in the UK is literally lower than Canada so you have more chance of being murdered in Canada. I agree housing in Canada is significantly cheaper. In regards to countryside there is a lot in the UK, we don't have the amazing things like lake Louise and Niagara falls but everyone is pretty close to rolling hills and farmland and almost all farms have public footpaths that can be used to walk through them
"The absence of nature and even gardens in the UK " WTF!!!! have you been outside of a city?
@@YouAreJel I guess it always depends on where you live. Here in Midlands in cities like Leicester and Nottingham I don't feel particularly safe.
Thanks for information. I was always very unlucky when travelling in the UK, as most lakes and farms were fenced and having signs on the fence to stay way...
@@ONLYJOKING101 Ok course I have been. Tbh I have been in more cities, towns and places and natural sighs than regular local people. I've been to and around Newcastle upon Tyne, Nethy Bridge, Aberdeen, Glasgow, Ullapool, Portree, Stornoway, Edinburgh, Southampton, Bournemouth, Portsmouth, Cambridge, Manchester, Sheffield, Liverpool, Leicester, Nottingham, Winchester, Bristol just to name a few :))))
I'm not saying there are no gardens, I am saying there is absence of them in the cities. Most of buildings are crammed together, most adults share flats with other 2 adults etc.
Gardens are compared to Canada here in the UK much much smaller, where you would never be able to fit a large pool with a sauna for example. People in my home country Czechia have larger gardens than here. But at least here are some nice restaurants and pubs where you can go :) although I miss forests and lakes where you could swim freely without people considering it a potential "life hazard of drowning"
Really happy I clicked on this video. Thank you, Janey...this video is super helpful.
I am so glad it was! Thank you for watching and subscribing
You just earned a follower.
Thank you for this.
Thanks a lot for the video! I live in London and i wanted to move to Toronto but after this video i'm deffinitely not moving. Plus the holidays in Canada what i heard is 2 weeks and here in UK is like 5-6 weeks. Thanks again.
Y’all are so cute! This was fun and informative. And your guest was really sweet
Thank you so much! Absolutely, yes she is!
I had a longgg chat w an elderly person while waiting in the car shop getting my car done.. he was from UK and moved to Canada quite a while back he said in UK the customer service is really lacking and for transit u get no transfers on busses u gotta pay each time for a different bus.. anything extra in your meals like utensils, ketchup basics 10 pence.. outside of downtown Toronto Canada is open as hellll UK gets really crammed for driving.. hence transit is so popular also much colder in Canada a driving makes more sense than waiting at a bus stop for the bus in the BLOODY COLD (although not as cold as it was 10 years ago.. 20 years ago even colder!!!) I think Canada is slowly moving south as poles move 😎
Thank you so much for this video Janey, I liked it and I’ve subscribed. My questions were answered. This is really good and a bug thanks to your guest. No better person to hear from than someone who has lived for years in both countries.
How can I hug you from here Janey? Excellent video! I'm thrilled. Crisma was also very brilliant. You picked the right person. I'm in the UK and I'll take your last advice just before the end of the video. Thanks for this video and many thanks again.
Big hugsssss! I am so glad you found the video helpful! Thank you for watching and leaving such a kind comment.
just from the beginning i knew i made the right choice clicking on this video . nice choice of topics😉
Wow! Thank you for watching and the kind comment
I heard that UK houses tend to be really small. Also, they don't tend to have basements, whereas Canadian houses seem to have full finished basements.
Just talked to a guy who moved from the UK to Canada and he even said Canada is better in many aspects like housing and roads are way bigger compare to the UK and I told him housings cost a lot tho he said that’s not problem tiny mansions in the UK Also cost more he’s not worry about the price because he’s used to paying more money in the UK for housing
Very gud content thank u can we plz have USA vs UK
Thanks Janet for this video, twas quite helpful
You’re welcome 🙏🏾
Thank you. This video really helped me alot
You’re so welcome!
Thanks for this video.
Well. I have watched a program that was explained more about the comparison between Canada and the UK. I found that Canada is much better than another country and it is not far beyond comparable with each others.n
This is a beautiful video and well thought out too. Well-done!
Thank you so much!! 🙏🏾
Woow....with this analysis I think I will consider relocating to the UK. But I just love Canada so much.
Then go to Canada surely it has breath taking landscapes compared to the UK ,way better housing powerful nature and way better air even in the centre of Toronto the air is like in the mountains compared to London. Generally talking Canada is cleaner..I lived in London for 13 years..and few months in Canada.
So in this situation I feel so hard to go to Canda what the second option uk
Thank you!
Thanks for the video! I have lived in Toronto and now in Vancouver and weatherwise it is completely different it is mild and temperate and nice here and no winters really. Most winters the snow melts right away. It is an anomaly when it lasts for more than a few days and even if it does it is not very long compared to Toronto. That is probably why Vancouver is the most expensive city in Canada because of housing costs! The transit is better here than Toronto too and less urban sprawl in Vancouver. There is the ocean and mountains too which is probably another reason why it is so pricy here cause of the beauty. It guess comparing Uk's largest city which is London to the largest city in Canada which is Toronto make sense but Canada is so vast and varied so it is very different province to province climate wise. It is interesting you talk about recruiting (HR) too since that is what I am currently studying!
Tipping is a sign of how bad the difference between the different classes is. For me, tipping is a really bad sign. It means that people don't make enough money to live decently or even to survive in some places. It can also be correlated to political corruption.
Interesting point!
@@JaneyBuz tipping is pity for the underclass. It serves no use but to further establish that there are people that make enough money that they can give out some of it for free while others don't make enough that they have to accept "charity" or extra "thank you money" from their employer's customers. In a real civilization where we all made enough to live comfortable lives, a simple thank you and a few good words or praises would have been enough.
Yes, I took note of this too. It answered my question, it might seem flimsy but i noted it. Its really thoughtful that it was mentioned.
You guys were amazing. With this new immigration package, UK have slowed down Canadian movement.
Maybe it's just a coincidence, but in Britain I met many more open and friendly people than in Canada.
I'm in a situation where I have a choice between getting permanent residence in Canada in one year, or spending more than five years for the UK. I see that in Canada I could do a lot, but I would just go crazy without these British people.
Canada, forgive me for this!
I'm in the same boat as you right now
Tnx janey for the wonderful vedio. ❤ from India
You didn't talk talk about taxes. Some of us are business men and care about that. Nice job though 👍
Am I the only one who was confused? When the lady on the left said "we" and then "I bought a house in London" it kept confusing me. And they were shooting the video in Toronto? Mind blown lol
lovely vlog. very infromative.
Maybe professional experience in the UK helps a little in Canada, but Canadian firms really demand "Canadian experience." So, I don't know if UK experience is all that useful.
It's pretty clear from the thumbnail 😎
Oh yeah? What is?
$700 bucks?! Wow, that is a lot. Been watching lots of vlogs about moving from UK to Canada and this is such a grounded more realistic perspective on the two countries! ^_^
Basically everyone owns a car in Canada. So the point is moot.
Not everyone! A lot of people in core cities, especially Toronto, do not bother because of the steep price of owning.
Thank you for watching! Yes, cost of living sure does go quite up there! @charlie James
I think Canada can be better than the UK if it works on a few things.. Affordable (cut the carbon tax, cut the construction delays and add Gold to CAD again), more festive in winter months (need to make sure it's also affordable), we need more stadiums and rock bands 🤩😎 been here 17 years.. we need better transit system especially in Toronto TTC outside of street cars is just trash compared to European systems.. we shoulda had 7 to 10 subway lines by now smh.. but if we got back to Canada of 2016 and earlier we might have been ahead for a while gotts get rid of JT and things will start shifting
Toronto transport are really disappointing, and generally talking without a car Canada is unliveable,for sure the huge size of Canada as a country affect the connections between different parts of the nation.
@@psychorock83 Plus crime rate has significantly increased in Toronto.
skipped to immigration then went back to watch the rest. UK may be looking like the goal now. can you compare Canada vs Australia.
Would take a look at doing that for sure. Thank you!
Australia is definitely better than Canada
Ask not what your country can do for you, but what can you do for your country
Could you do a comparison video on the healthcare system of the two countries?
Compare the USA and UK in your next video
Great video💯,what editing tools do you use?
I use Final Cut Pro or IMovie, depends int the day. Thanks
Can you please make comparison between US and Canada ?
Okay, I’m on it! Thanks for the suggestion
Canada is much better in terms of opportunities and safety
I lived in both, US 🇺🇸 make sense pass, whether in Canada 🇨🇦 is not friendly at all
@@ihatefootball6233, wtf in terms of opportunities??😂😂😂
Canada vs Australia
Awesome! Thanks for the suggestion!
Canada is better than UK, I think this is a bias analysis the only thing am afraid of Canada is their whether is mostly cold but apart from that Canada has the best immigration policies in the world and also one of the peaceful place in the world
True that is why everyone is going to Canada.
For me UK is better
@@theadvocatelife7130 like who ?
Agreed, this is definitely a biased analysis in favour of the UK. Think its just this girl's personal preference
I lived in both Toronto and London, its true what she says, London is a whole lot better, stop getting butthurt, my girlfriend is canadian
People generally do not move to Canada for a better job or more money. It’s all about the lifestyle change. I know Aussie citizens and the working conditions are generally better in Australia than in Canada. The pay is a third higher and the healthcare system is better in Australia. They went to Canada because they wanted the lifestyle and environment that Canada has to offer, things they could not find in Australia or the UK they have citizenship. The cost of living in Australia is expensive - more expensive that some places in Ontario.
Don’t think for a minute that it’s all about finances because it isn’t at all! If it is all about money, you are better off in the UK.
Comparing the UK to Canada when it comes to shopping for groceries, nearly every service-related thing costs more in Canada for poorer quality. Canada could seem perennially 10-15 years behind the curve when compared to the UK in that regard.
I think it depends on where you live in each country. UK has become more expensive since Brexit.
For someone in a developing country moving to Canada could be more advantageous as you can move as a PR and will need just 3 years to apply for citizenship. You also do not to pay high fees to maintain your residence permit as you would in the UK.
In the end, it depends on what you want, why you are moving and what makes you happy.
But do you think I’m is really better from Canda as weather and position
Umm as a Aussie our healthcare system is very imperfect I don’t know where u got that info from it’s still expensive at the of the day medicine is crazy expensive in aus Canada has cheaper medicines and yes it is expensive overall in aus to live paying weekly for rent it’s really bad and the pay isn’t enough to a tourist it might seem enough but it really isn’t because at the end of the day clothes,food, household items plus daily necessities u need all add up and there not cheap either
Yes, there's more life in Canada.
Great video
Thank you!
❤ love
Amazing video ❤️🇮🇳
Thank you! 💜 say me hi to beautiful India
I have a question,Can you explain more on what you meant a at the end of the video
I have a question. For someone looking to relocate to the uk for work. I am told that UK wouldn't give me room to save up as every single penny goes right back into paying taxes. I am also told accommodation is very much expensive as every penny earned is put into securing your accommodation for just 1 week.
PS: is housing rent paid weekly? What's the range fo price fot rent?
Please can you address these as it's giving me a hard to time deciding where to relocate to. As i have never been to either of the countries and don't know what to expect.🙏🙏🙏
*What is the range of price for rent in UK?
I think Canada is excellent if you want to move to the USA after that. The UK is still an easy place to "penetrate" if you have an excellent in-demand skill like IT coding stuff but it's going for 10 years of stagflation because of Brexit. Unless a surprise free-trade deal with the US happens.
I don’t understand why u would when they have guns
Hey...
Can you please do a comparison between Canada and Finland... In terms of ease to migrate, cost of cost and other stuff ...if one is traveling for a study program...
I will try to find someone who can share on this! Thanks
@@JaneyBuz been to both, Canada wins if you are a migrant. But if you are European, Finland wins. Finland is generally more expensive
Finland is better.
Bruh the mere fact that Canada speaks English is enough to make it win
Please do Ireland vs Canada
Which country is easy for foreigners to apply for work. Permit
Canada ofcourse
You need a job offer for a work permit in Canada and Uk. However, they don’t really employ foreigners for jobs not on the job shortage list in Canada
Thanks for the wonderful video 👍
Could you please share name and social IDs of your guest too, where we might be able to follow more of her content 🙂
weather and nature only canada because of the lakes trees mountains
Excuse me ma, how much did you buy your house in the outskirts of Toronto
What of the health sector? Of UK. And Canada
Hello Janey could you speak more slowly for not native speakers it maybe a little bit of difficult to catch
Thank you! Will try my best.
TAXES!! You didn't cover taxes
Good point! Canada’s taxes are (slightly) higher than the Uk. It’s one of the highest in the world, last I checked.
What about australia vs canada
May actually do a video on that one soon!
Australia is better.
You should move to a European capital, Dubai or Beverley Hills if shopping is your number 1 factor deciding where you are going to live. 😂
UK salaries in healthcare are very poor.
Please I will need your help Miss Janey.
Please what about health care comparing the both. Thanks for this tip too
So... the UK wins in everything except rent...
I think Canada has better dental care.
What about racist
I think Canada 🇨🇦 is better
I think canada is better because we are far from Chuck and his rotweiller.
Hell yeah!!!
Thank you!!!!
@@JaneyBuz lunumblocs
Hmmmm 🤔
Tell me! What country do you think is better?
@@JaneyBuz well, I’ve not been to Canada and only heard from her point of view so I’m inclined to agree with her since she’s lived in both places. If you know more people who have experienced both places, we’d be happy to hear from them too please.
First to view
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They are both sheet -- weather can't be fixed -- gloom ten months of the year
Very much biased 😝
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