Easy: people say hi and talk to each other. Also: Windsorites watch ALL of the crap going on in the world: wildfires, hurricanes, tornados, earthquakes, flooding, drought, crime, American guns, anti-abortion stands, multi tiered medical, gangs, lousy political climate, Donald Trump (!) and many others, Windsorites complain about a few days of ‘humidity’. Mild climate in all season, surrounded by fresh water, much to do without fear, no tornados, wildfires, earthquakes or flooding, good an paid for health and medicine, good wages and jobs, NO Donald Trump, decent political climate. Thank you for staying away!
Having researched every Canadian city, I moved to Windsor 4 months ago because: 1. Living the safe & equitable system of socialist Canada while shopping in the competitive capitalistic markets of the USA make Windsor the cheapest Canadian city to live in. 2. With the Detroit-Windsor metro area populating at 5.5mil people, it's the big city life, yet housing prices are significantly cheaper than smaller metropolitan areas such as Halifax, Calgary, or Quebec City because Canadians somehow see Windsor as an isolated town. 3. While Detroit-Windsor is driving distance to Chicago, Toronto, Columbus, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Indy, and Cincinnati, it's the two int'l airports that make this city the ideal base for North American exploring. Flights to any Canadian city is cheaper from Windsor airport than from any US airport, and flights to any US city from Detroit airport is much cheaper than from any Canadian airport, due to flights not paying international aviation fees. There are many reasons but these three are top of mind when it comes to choosing this city over any other.
Windsor sounds like a nice city, but it doesn't appear like it has much of a city/urban feel, correct? For that, you may have to cross the border to Detroit.
@@nonmagicmike723 absolutely, Windsor's quite slow-paced. It's good for those who like the peace of a town with city views and bustle just minutes away.
I grew up in Windsor and moved to Toronto back in 2008ish .... to this day, when people ask me where I am from; I always reply "Windsor" .. ha ha ha A few times in Toronto it has caused some confusion with my friends .... once when asked and I replied "Windsor" a friend of mine spoke up and said "don't you live downtown on Church Street?" .. I laughed and said "Yeah I live in Toronto but I am from Windsor!" lol Windsor is HOME :)
Windsor is a good town, there’s lots to do ,you have the United States so close ,it opens many doors, as if you were living in a very large city, yet you get to go back to living in a safe and medium size community, you get to enjoy all the benefits of living in Canada, and you also get very easy access to the American market for pro sports, shopping, concerts, symphonies, art museums, you get the best of both worlds. It used to be an extremely reasonable place to live but prices like everywhere else are going up significantly, you can’t win on that one. Many people are moving here from the more expensive parts of Canada like Toronto and Ottawa and even out west. But it’s still cheaper than the large Canadian metropolitan areas. The weather is very good for Canada and the people overall are quite friendly.
Other things to like about Windsor: All the local wineries, so many amazing wines. Willistead Manor, Baby House - so much history in this area including battle sites from the war of 1812. Closeness to Point Pelee National Park - Canada's most southern point at the same latitude as Northern California. Peche Island - Natural area in the Detroit river where it meets Lake St Clair. All sorts of access to the Great Lakes as well.
I went to the University of Windsor and I kid you not when I say that if I had a 2 hr window between classes, I would drive to Detroit and grab lunch in Mexican Town and then drive back well in time for my second tutorial. :)
I’m from Windsor and moved away 4 years ago. I’m finally going back home this year. I’m quite excited now It’s a place you kinda hate if you’re from there but miss it when you leave 😂
Where do u live? I always laugh when Americans say they want to visit Canada! What is stopping you?!?! Get over here and experience a similar yet different culture. I like to tell Americans that Canada is like America if The United States were located in the United Kingdom or France :)
Hello, just love seeing you all have so much fun...I have wanted to go to Canada never been even though I have lived through Europe somehow life and work took over, hopefully one day I can...great information, they certainly do have n ice places and nice vehicles
It was the first canadian city I moved to from across the pond...unfortunately I moved to area 6 hours away and have regretted it.....got to get back!!!
As a man who splits his time between downtown Toronto and South Windsor, Ontario - I definitely see the pros and cons of Windsor living. Some of the best features of Windsor/Essex County are; - Climate (Windsor can sometimes be 20C warmer than Toronto. This past March Toronto was -2C while Windsor was 17C). - Food! Windsor Ontario has some of the most amazing food, and there is also amazing eateries in Detroit (Mexican Town at the foot of the Ambassador Bridge is amazing) - Windsor Pizza (I laugh when ppl in Toronto tell me that they found a good pizza place in the city, Toronto pizza is GARBAGE) Windsor pizza is beyond words! - Multi Cultural Pride (Windsor celebrates so many different cultures and communities) - The parks along the Detroit River - The view of Downtown Detroit from Windsor is amazing! - History, Amherstburg and Sandwich Town, Walkerville and Ford City - all have rich histories! - Space - the trails and parks, open fields out in the county. - Wine= Awesome wineries in Harrow and Leamington - convenience - Windsor is a 30 min drive from DTW airport. Windsor and Toronto are two very different lifestyles but, both yield positive aspects and fit the needs of diverse ppl.
I love Windsor, I did leave Windsor after I married in 1975 but I returned in 1979 to 1981 and I left again, but I am returning for a 10 day visit to see relatives and some childhood friends. What I need to know is what area is Clemenceau Blvd and Tecumseh?? I use to live at 2747 Clemenceau back up until I got married when my parents was trying to sell the house back around 1975
Why people move to Windsor, to be away from Toronto! Say what you will about Windsor. But what we like best is that fact it is NOT Canadianized. Being a border city really lets you see the big picture.
what ive learned living in windsor ontario for 19 years , 1. it sucks 2. crackheads yell at you every corner dosnt matter what part of the city your in 3. watch out for the teenagers that live in devonshire mall theyll try to rob you for no reason and they have bear mace 4. dont walk downtown alone at any time , u will get yelled at and finally number 5. people here cant fight so they just shoot you
Easy: people say hi and talk to each other. Also: Windsorites watch ALL of the crap going on in the world: wildfires, hurricanes, tornados, earthquakes, flooding, drought, crime, American guns, anti-abortion stands, multi tiered medical, gangs, lousy political climate, Donald Trump (!) and many others, Windsorites complain about a few days of ‘humidity’. Mild climate in all season, surrounded by fresh water, much to do without fear, no tornados, wildfires, earthquakes or flooding, good an paid for health and medicine, good wages and jobs, NO Donald Trump, decent political climate. Thank you for staying away!
Hahaha! Great comment! I will pin this comment! You make great points! Thank you for watching and commenting!
Having researched every Canadian city, I moved to Windsor 4 months ago because:
1. Living the safe & equitable system of socialist Canada while shopping in the competitive capitalistic markets of the USA make Windsor the cheapest Canadian city to live in.
2. With the Detroit-Windsor metro area populating at 5.5mil people, it's the big city life, yet housing prices are significantly cheaper than smaller metropolitan areas such as Halifax, Calgary, or Quebec City because Canadians somehow see Windsor as an isolated town.
3. While Detroit-Windsor is driving distance to Chicago, Toronto, Columbus, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Indy, and Cincinnati, it's the two int'l airports that make this city the ideal base for North American exploring. Flights to any Canadian city is cheaper from Windsor airport than from any US airport, and flights to any US city from Detroit airport is much cheaper than from any Canadian airport, due to flights not paying international aviation fees.
There are many reasons but these three are top of mind when it comes to choosing this city over any other.
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Windsor sounds like a nice city, but it doesn't appear like it has much of a city/urban feel, correct? For that, you may have to cross the border to Detroit.
@@nonmagicmike723 absolutely, Windsor's quite slow-paced. It's good for those who like the peace of a town with city views and bustle just minutes away.
@@Charigun Thanks.
I live in windsor its a great place
I grew up in Windsor and moved to Toronto back in 2008ish .... to this day, when people ask me where I am from; I always reply "Windsor" .. ha ha ha
A few times in Toronto it has caused some confusion with my friends .... once when asked and I replied "Windsor" a friend of mine spoke up and said "don't you live downtown on Church Street?" .. I laughed and said "Yeah I live in Toronto but I am from Windsor!" lol Windsor is HOME :)
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@@Napp28 Proud!
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thanks for the video, helped a lot to choose windsor to visit.
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I love Windsor because I was born there and had great memories living there.
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I want to visit Canada and America, have you been to Detroit many times?
OMG they have a Caesars all over the world and all the ones I seen are beautiful
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Thx for this! Great place at the border of Detroit! I will go again!😜
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I loved the River Side walk and view of Detroit and the bridge.
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Thx for the upload! Great info! I know a # of people from Windsor n people r so down to earth!👍😊
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Thanks for the videos. Planning to move from Winnipeg to Windsor. Thanks
did you move bro?
Not yet. Maybe After getting my citizenship.
Wow! How did it go? Thank you for watching!
@@AkoNiBai007 Good Luck!
Great share!!! Didn’t know a lot that was on ur list! 😊👍
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Windsor is a good town, there’s lots to do ,you have the United States so close ,it opens many doors, as if you were living in a very large city, yet you get to go back to living in a safe and medium size community, you get to enjoy all the benefits of living in Canada, and you also get very easy access to the American market for pro sports, shopping, concerts, symphonies, art museums, you get the best of both worlds. It used to be an extremely reasonable place to live but prices like everywhere else are going up significantly, you can’t win on that one. Many people are moving here from the more expensive parts of Canada like Toronto and Ottawa and even out west. But it’s still cheaper than the large Canadian metropolitan areas. The weather is very good for Canada and the people overall are quite friendly.
Thanks for sharing, planning of moving in next year.
@@faithbright4485 Thank you for watching! Good Luck!
Super informative comment! Thank you for watching!
great place
Windsor is a great place right on the border. Thank you for watching!
Beautiful ❤️❤️❤️
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I have to re-explore Windsor again! Thx!😊👍
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Great video, brings back memories and showed me places I have yet to see.
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Other things to like about Windsor: All the local wineries, so many amazing wines. Willistead Manor, Baby House - so much history in this area including battle sites from the war of 1812. Closeness to Point Pelee National Park - Canada's most southern point at the same latitude as Northern California. Peche Island - Natural area in the Detroit river where it meets Lake St Clair. All sorts of access to the Great Lakes as well.
This is great! Thx for sharing! Will check it out!
Great additional suggestions! Thx!👍😊
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Another great informative comment about Windsor! I need to do another video on Windsor! Thank you for watching!
I had friends who went to University of Windsor n they loved it!!! 😊👍
I went to the University of Windsor and I kid you not when I say that if I had a 2 hr window between classes, I would drive to Detroit and grab lunch in Mexican Town and then drive back well in time for my second tutorial. :)
Thank you for watching! I applied there and didn't get in! Hehehe!
@@Napp28 Lucky you! I applied and didn't get in!
Another great top 10 on Ontario
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This was another amazing video thanks so much for sharing
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NICE WATER PARK☀️🌊 it seems like a really nice place to be
It is great place! Thank you for watching!
Nice video 😊. Thanks for sharing!
Sending positive vibes your way. Going to watch your latest video. Thank you for watching!
Love ur top 10 n didn’t know a lot of them for Windsor! Awesome!👍
Windsor is a great city. Thank you for watching!
Windsor is a border town and haven't been back in years but have friends who love living there. I will stop by next time!
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I’m from Windsor and moved away 4 years ago. I’m finally going back home this year. I’m quite excited now
It’s a place you kinda hate if you’re from there but miss it when you leave 😂
I think lots of people feel like that about their home town. Thank you for watching!
Sounds like an awesome place! Great video!
Great place! Thank you for watching!
Always wanted to visit Canada 🇨🇦
Great video thanks for sharing 👍
Get to Canada. A nice clean country with nice people. Thank you for watching!
Where do u live? I always laugh when Americans say they want to visit Canada! What is stopping you?!?!
Get over here and experience a similar yet different culture. I like to tell Americans that Canada is like America if The United States were located in the United Kingdom or France :)
@@Napp28 I am closer to Toronto. Thank you for watching!
Hello, just love seeing you all have so much fun...I have wanted to go to Canada never been even though I have lived through Europe somehow life and work took over, hopefully one day I can...great information, they certainly do have n ice places and nice vehicles
Canada is a nice place. Great people and not too crowded. I hope you get up here to Canada. But Europe is nice too. Thank you for watching!
i hope that you do make it to Canada one day. We're definitely a unique people and culture up here. :)
@@Napp28 Thank you for watching!
I have to say that I have enjoyed your Ontario videos. I never thought the city had some things to do. LOL. Very cool. LIKED. 👍👍👍
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Windsor is the canadian lighting ,
Canadas most southern City,
Canadas Hotest city in Sommer months
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Good video. Well explained. Thumbs up
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Windsor is very diverse! 😊
Do they have Latinos
@@princessmajesty8676lots in Leamington which is about 30 mins away. It’s part of Windsor’s counties.
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@@LaydeeJulez Thank you for the information! Thank you for watching!
Love this..so informative..
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Great border town! The community is very close n proud! 👍
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Good content liked and stay connected if u can plus stay safe 🙏
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its because its a cheaper city to live in and buy houses. and because its near the ambassador bridge and near detroit.
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The Windsor metro area has a population of around 420k. Many beautiful and unique towns surround the city.
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Only bad thing about windsor is that its the capital of thunderstorms so youll have to get used to it
The Canadian dollar is worth more then my US dollar haha maybe when my UA-cam paychecks really start slappin hard I can go there 😂💸👍🏻
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Pretty cool border city! Bring ur $🤣
Hahaha! So true! Thank you for watching!
Sounds like a great place to explore n yes bring ur $😜
I always gambling casino Windsor I feel very comfortable very clean city 🇨🇦 👉🇺🇸🙋♂️
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It was the first canadian city I moved to from across the pond...unfortunately I moved to area 6 hours away and have regretted it.....got to get back!!!
How’s work? We’re thinking about moving.
Would be great place to live as you are close to Detroit as mentioned in the video
Windsor Pizza is the best.
As a man who splits his time between downtown Toronto and South Windsor, Ontario - I definitely see the pros and cons of Windsor living.
Some of the best features of Windsor/Essex County are;
- Climate (Windsor can sometimes be 20C warmer than Toronto. This past March Toronto was -2C while Windsor was 17C).
- Food! Windsor Ontario has some of the most amazing food, and there is also amazing eateries in Detroit (Mexican Town at the foot of the Ambassador Bridge is amazing)
- Windsor Pizza (I laugh when ppl in Toronto tell me that they found a good pizza place in the city, Toronto pizza is GARBAGE) Windsor pizza is beyond words!
- Multi Cultural Pride (Windsor celebrates so many different cultures and communities)
- The parks along the Detroit River
- The view of Downtown Detroit from Windsor is amazing!
- History, Amherstburg and Sandwich Town, Walkerville and Ford City - all have rich histories!
- Space - the trails and parks, open fields out in the county.
- Wine= Awesome wineries in Harrow and Leamington
- convenience - Windsor is a 30 min drive from DTW airport.
Windsor and Toronto are two very different lifestyles but, both yield positive aspects and fit the needs of diverse ppl.
This comment is enough for another video by itself! Great lived experience comment. I might have to add to my video. Thank you for watching!
I love Windsor, I did leave Windsor after I married in 1975 but I returned in 1979 to 1981 and I left again, but I am returning for a 10 day visit to see relatives and some childhood friends. What I need to know is what area is Clemenceau Blvd and Tecumseh?? I use to live at 2747 Clemenceau back up until I got married when my parents was trying to sell the house back around 1975
Why people move to Windsor, to be away from Toronto! Say what you will about Windsor. But what we like best is that fact it is NOT Canadianized. Being a border city really lets you see the big picture.
Thanks for your efforts in making this video but how do you describe the health care system in this City?
Grew up at n Windsor Colorado.
And don't forget the weather
Windsor: The safe place from which to view Detroit.
How’s healthcare overall and healthcare job opportunities?
The city of roses? Why does it smell like mierda?
what ive learned living in windsor ontario for 19 years , 1. it sucks 2. crackheads yell at you every corner dosnt matter what part of the city your in 3. watch out for the teenagers that live in devonshire mall theyll try to rob you for no reason and they have bear mace 4. dont walk downtown alone at any time , u will get yelled at and finally number 5. people here cant fight so they just shoot you
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Another dump.