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Me watching this while I was born and raised here

@liammacdonald1515

3 жыл бұрын

Same.

@Apathygrrl

3 жыл бұрын

Ditto.

@robinnegus6499

3 жыл бұрын

lol yup

@garydrainville3986

3 жыл бұрын

Same here lol

@kriparie

3 жыл бұрын

Haha me too, but I didn't know the prices of a 1 bedroom. I think that's expensive. Good thing I have a mortgage of 500 bucks a month

Don’t get drunk. Downtown roads are steep. You will fall down and roll into the sea.

@chucknorris1920

3 жыл бұрын

Lol

@amanthaham

3 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

@duncangagnon8907

3 жыл бұрын

Also we have “glove guy” who might try and pick you up 😂

@jeremyrafuse5330

3 жыл бұрын

Yep, and Halifax harbour is fucking NASTY

@lmtada

3 жыл бұрын

Duncan Gagnon ...any relations to Sparkly Socks 🧦?

I moved to Halifax from Africa earlier this year and Haligonians are some of the most decent nicest folks you will find anywhere in the world. Halifax also offers the best balance of life and nature of any city I know of.

@Apathygrrl

3 жыл бұрын

Welcome :) Glad to have you. I toss a coin to you.

@gardenwitch3996

3 жыл бұрын

Welcome to Nova Scotia

@loganoderkirk

3 жыл бұрын

We are so happy that you choose to make Halifax home ♥️ our community would not be the same without lovely immigrant populations livening our culture and creating jobs and raising families. It really makes our city on of the best in Canada if not the world.

@kaleighvictoria

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for choosing us and welcome!! ❤️

@jstified8892

3 жыл бұрын

U in the right Halifax?

I lived in Halifax for a year as an international student from Japan. It was so precious experience. I love halifax.

Should have mentioned the 1% vacancies in houses, which is causing houses that are being sold to sell 30k above asking.

@ce2411

3 жыл бұрын

Not to mention the dismal rental options; overpriced or not worth the asking rental price.

@KowboyIketus

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I agree he should have mentioned it. But at the same time, even houses being sold 30k above asking are still way lower than in other larger cities.

@loganoderkirk

3 жыл бұрын

That's temporary housing markets fluctuate and it would date the video

@DaxterAs

3 жыл бұрын

@@loganoderkirk lol the housing market in halifax was inflated long before this video

@chucknorris1920

3 жыл бұрын

These issues are in many cities unfortunately, where I live in Vancouver, it is completely insane.

I would like to add to #7 - the culture is really just embodied in the people. I moved to Atlantic Canada 38 years ago, and in my opinion the beauty of the landscape plays second fiddle to the warmth of the people.

@gassen.zalmani2680

3 жыл бұрын

Angie bé zeza zeza bé gassen oui hobi UK bé zeza Angie hobi UK calme toi gassen oui hobi love you Angie belle famme bé gassen

I got my degree in Halifax, a piece of my heart was left there

@lmtada

3 жыл бұрын

What piece?

@user-lp5si7ui3w

3 жыл бұрын

@@lmtada The piece the crackheads mugged off him

I like that you mentioned the fact that many international students who graduate from University here end up staying. If it didn’t have a vibrant international community I probably wouldn’t have remained here so long. A lot of great Island, African, Latin & Middle Eastern people here bringing the sauce.

I feel like the fact that Halifax has a considerably low vacancy rate,high rent etc needs to be addressed. If you have money then its no issue but if you are working your butt off and just making ends meet, I wouldn't recommend it.

@jonisthebest99

3 жыл бұрын

People working to make ends meet realistically aren't in a position to consider moving to a new city. Halifax's cost of living compared to other major cities in Canada is very reasonable. It's also the central hub of Atlantic Canada so most companies HQs are in Halifax. Tons of great job opportunities in Halifax if you have the experience and expertise.

@southvpn2327

3 жыл бұрын

Ok poor boy juju

@carlpilon9563

3 жыл бұрын

sorry no, this is what only local people think, try living in Vancouver or Toronto

@faresd2570

3 жыл бұрын

@@amberanderson7153 ya that never happened to you lol

@jonisthebest99

3 жыл бұрын

@@amberanderson7153 lol okay buddy. Either you are living in a whole different reality, or your self awareness of yourself is so poor that you don't realize you are just a fuckin skeet looking for an excuse to cause trouble. Based on your comment I tend to lean towards the latter

Should've mentioned that N.S. is the #1 taxed province in Canada.

@clout13r

3 жыл бұрын

And you get no services for it

@musicfan28

3 жыл бұрын

Come to the province of Quebec and you will the taxes that we pay here. It s horrendous.. Qu is the most taxable province in all Canada. And services are 0.

@reggin_spelt_backwards

3 жыл бұрын

and nobody here makes any substantial amount of money

@123sambryant

3 жыл бұрын

Another thing you need to know about Halifax is Dartmouth..

@Velocity1118

3 жыл бұрын

@@musicfan28 And you still vote Liberal... go figure.

Me watching this while living in Halifax, UK

Halifax also has a fabulous new library.

Good job on keeping it real, and showing off our home town to the rest of the world with pride and excellence. Keep up the good work! 😎

Ahhhh good ol Nova Scotia (Dartmouth), Where you can experience all seasons in the run of 2 hours 🇨🇦. No place like home

@TheJimprez

3 жыл бұрын

THAT only happens in February.., Rain, Snow, Ice, a warm breeze and then a storm with hail.. And temperature movements of 30 degrees CELSIUS in two days.. NOT fun. I remember..

@yallTweakin

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheJimprez lmfao you get it though!

Very high quality content. Thank you for giving us this amazing tour of this beautiful city ❤️

Thank you for this great video! it brings a lot of memory. I'd spent 5 years living and studying in Halifax. I love Halifax!

That was great! "I am obligated to get angry at you" is my favourite thing. I think I'll revisit soon!

Bang on! I really found your opinion honest and accurate. I have been living in Halifax since last three years and found everything you said totally relatable.

@JoePedo

2 жыл бұрын

What if you met Medusa living there?

Nice. A ton of information about Halifax. Please keep making similar video on other cities as well. The video was fun to watch and hats off for making sure that the viewer never got bored.. 👍👍

I’m from Halifax and when I travelled around Australia, I worked at a restaurant in Perth. An American aircraft carrier came into port and a few officers came into the restaurant. When they asked where I was from, I told them Halifax and was met with “no way, we love Halifax!” There were a few who knew all about the city and loved it! Talk about random conversations on the other side of the world 😀

@asyrafaziz1105

3 жыл бұрын

Hi, how about the job opportunity as a cook in Halifax?

@rubydawn1

2 жыл бұрын

it truly is the best city in Canada.

I visited Halifax over 10 years ago now on a long East Coast road trip with my family through Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and PEI from Ontario, and Halifax was my favourite city we visited :) the charm, culture, and atmosphere was superb. I look forward to going back one day!

Moved to Halifax from london Ontario last year and absolutely love it here!! Best decision I've made. Good video

@Robert-zx2df

2 жыл бұрын

Hey. How do you find the weather ? I love the sun ,im from Hamilton

Since I was born I’ve slowly been heading to Canada, now I feel like NS has my heart set

I went to university in Halifax back in the 90s and visited frequently for years afterwards with work. I'll always love that place, it gave me some of my very best days (and nights!). The locals are generally more than a little awesome, food is great, it punches WAY above its weight in terms of nightlife and just has this super-fun-yet-relaxed maritime vibe. Best time to go imho is early September. It's still warm, you still get all the cruise ship activity, military/navy ships coming in and out all the time and the university students all come back. For a small city, it is always buzzing with life at that time of year, it's really great.

After 3 years I left Halifax for come back home Quebec city (My hometown) 2 months ago and i miss so much Halifax . It was amazing experience for me !

@maruf7956

3 жыл бұрын

Is part time or full time jobs available in Halifax

Hahahaha!! Loved watching you almost roll down that hill! Thanks for this video and your fun energy! You made my day! And it seems like things are under control there regarding this pandemic! Nice to see things looking “normal” for a change! My dream has always been to move to Canada since I first went to Niagara over 30 years ago! But now with the way things are here in the US and our borders closed off, I don’t see that happening any time soon! 😢 But thanks again for this amazing and informative video! You made an instant subscriber & fan out of me! God bless you! 🙏🏻💖

Nice video. Appreciate the effort you put into it.

We love Halifax, have been there so many times, have fun living there, we have never been there in winter, so best of luck.

I spent a wonderful 5 years living in Halifax, and watching your video reminds me how much I'd love to go back and visit. Won't be going back permanently though, the summer humidity in Nova Scotia is a lot for a prairie boy like me to handle lol

After seeing this, I really wanted to visit this place.

Been living here for over a year and I can agree with most. Nowhere is perfect and Halifax also has its pros and cons but it's great to be a part of this place.

Really enjoyed the review. Great job!

Great video. I’m not moving, but I can’t wait to get out east and visit Nova Scotia one day - Halifax looks beautiful.

I am from Ohio, USA. I visited Halifax in 2016 and loved the city. I am generalizing, but the people were incredibly nice. I have so many fond memories of my trip and can't wait to go back at some point.

@bobbeckey6941

3 жыл бұрын

No offense but Halifax is a tourist town. We are nice to tippers.

@maruf7956

3 жыл бұрын

@@bobbeckey6941 what about immigrants?

@bobbeckey6941

3 жыл бұрын

@@maruf7956 are you one of those virtue signalers on drugs and ask people random questions?

@maruf7956

3 жыл бұрын

@@bobbeckey6941 not the first one but is the later

@bobbeckey6941

3 жыл бұрын

@@maruf7956 actually after I wrote my comment I thought maybe you had a serious question. we have had about 50000 middle eastern immigrants here in Halifax in the last 3 or 4 years, so it is a touchy topic here. Too complicated to discuss in a KZread comment.

Dane, thank you for so joyful video, I too much enjoyed it. Since I'm planning to get to Halifax with my family through AIPP, this kind of content is perfect for us because help us to have a good idea about the real life there. You have a new subscriber now. Please, keep on doing videos like these ones. Greetings from Lima-Perú.

Thank you for sharing this!

I was born and raised in the Halifax area, to Canadians looking to move. Halifax has a lot to offer depending on how you want your lifestyle. First and foremost Halifax is the 11th largest metropolitan area in Canada. We'll likely have a population around 480,000 for 2021. We'll be the next city to break half a million for sure in Canada. And that is because in the last five years was only when Halifax started seeing significant growth. For the most part the city has handled it well, and there are some very exciting projects happening. Jobs definitely don't pay the same compared to the rest of Canada. And you pay more taxes with the less money you'll be making. And finding that nice job can definitely take some time. But there is never a shortage of labor and service jobs to get noticed. But the climate is very nice compared to other Canadian cities like Montreal or Toronto. We have the ocean, rolling hills and mountains. I don't want to be anywhere else.

@hitterhalifaxn.s2164

3 жыл бұрын

This post is an honest assessment of current hfx.

@rmaxdevil

3 жыл бұрын

where are the mountains??? i apologize my ignorance

@Nicholas-ks8xp

3 жыл бұрын

@@rmaxdevil the cape Breton highlands

@Nicholas-ks8xp

3 жыл бұрын

@@tombradyshow1222 then go watch a moving to California video. Even though we all know Texas is the new California. Yeah I've traveled more than you realize.

@Nicholas-ks8xp

3 жыл бұрын

@@tombradyshow1222 you don't got shit 😂😂😂 come talk when you can articulate a debate

As someone studing my options to move to Canada, this video has got me , I had been considering calgary until I saw how Halifax (and Nova Scotia) is. Thanks a lot

@mollar9394

3 жыл бұрын

If you ain’t here yet bro, you definitely have a chance now to rethink your thoughts. As someone who studied and currently lives here and looking to leave soon, the summary is this: Halifax has very low salaries, low job supply, high cost of living, highest tax in the country and high cost of accommodation. Do the math yourself.

@TravelerOnFire2.0

3 жыл бұрын

​@@mollar9394 Hello my good friend, I'm also thinking moving soon to NS for studies purposes. Could you please mention from your very own perspective, the pros and cons in the different areas of interest for future students like job opportunities, accomodation, health care, etc? I appreciate your prompt reply.

I'm a Newfoundlander living in California...we are hopefully planning our move to Dartmouth within the next year...we've been to Halifax back in 2002, absolutely loved it! Great Video!

i am moving there next month, excited!!!

Ever since I've moved to Halifax, people have been avoiding me like the plague. Not a great 6 months 1 out of 10, would not do covid again.

@Moving2Canadainfo

3 жыл бұрын

The comedic structure of this comment: 👌

@lmtada

3 жыл бұрын

Change Deodorant.

@clauaome25

3 жыл бұрын

@@lmtada 😂😂

@peterezekiel6174

3 жыл бұрын

Wash yer arse.

@TheJimprez

3 жыл бұрын

Just tell them you"ve been there over 14 days and ask them if they forgot how to count..

As an immigrant and resident of the city for 7 years I must say the video is well done. Halifax and the surrounding areas of the city are a fantastic place to live. The people are some of the best I have ever met and there is no shortage of things to do here. I will say the weather can be rough at times and don't even get me started on the dreaded construction season lol. Seriously though I would encourage anyone who hasn't yet had the pleasure to at least visit once.

Great! Your information its really helps my family . Thank you very much !

I ended up moving to Canada after I met my wife in Halifax, absolutely lovely place and my new home

Awesome! I would have been in Halifax to commence my MSc program (Dalhousie University) 3 days ago if not for Covid19 that truncated my travel plans. I love the province!!! Quiet and Peaceful.

dude you are super positive

I'm planning to study there soon. Thanks for your video. I loved it.

@rubydawn1

2 жыл бұрын

my nephew and his gf just moved there a few months ago and they love it he is at Dalhousie and she got a teaching job

Love your intro ! Love your video!

I have always loved Halifax and if I had not moved west in my youth I think that it would have been my choice as a Maritimer to live. Being one of the oldest cities in the Maritimes and a port city gives it a charm that is very enticing. It also has a great nightlife scene partially due to the high number of Universities found within its borders. As mentioned compared to other cities in the Maritimes the weather is pretty temperate. At Christmas time, they have a 50/50 chance of having snow. Of course like all things that could be achangin. That being said, Over the years I have visited Halifax many times and have never found that the cost of living here was all that cheap. Even compared with cities two or three times the size in Canada. Jobs were tough to find and the pay rate was very low. Plus because of the high student population, rental accommodation has always been tough to find and expensive. I had a friend who had to move to another university in another province after not getting in the residence at Dalhousie because the cost was so high outside of the university. That same person returned as a professional bought a house and rented the top floor of the house out to university students. He easily covered the cost of his mortgage and then some. What was interesting he never had to advertise a vacancy. All he had to do was place a sign in his front window and it would be filled within days. His central location was also beneficial.

@jontyrhodes4155

Жыл бұрын

Whats salary of BSA in nova scotia power halifax in advance metering infrastructure?

Moving there soon! Super excited

@joelcollins5586

3 жыл бұрын

Bad move

@naejohnson778

3 жыл бұрын

@@joelcollins5586 How so?

@Pain-pl3vo

3 жыл бұрын

@Yasmine Ali you should love it it’s a great city not to much to do in the winter is the only problem lol

Hello Dane, fabulous job on showcasing Halifax. I live in Toronto and (although I absolutely love the Canadian winters), I have also been fascinated with Atlantic Canada and have been wanting to explore that side. Very well balanced presentation...Will visit Halifax soon. Take care!

Congratulations my friend for this video.

Some trivia. Halifax is called "Smart City" because it has the highest concentration of learning institutions in North America. Loved it when you were at Chocolate Lake. So many memories going back to the seventies and eighties. IO could almost see myself and my cousin chatting up the babes in my imagination. Sadly he passed in 2003. We had some awesome times at Chocolate Late. There used to be a white VW Bug sunk near the center of the lake. I think it's been removed by now.

oh man, i love your channel. halifax seems soooo cozy

@Mango-fy3ot

3 жыл бұрын

As someone who lives here, I wouldnt trade it for anywhere else.

Love the production

Thank you for this amazing video

I have been living here in Halifax for the last seven years and never moved to other parts. Loved it and your Channel. Just subscribe it. All the Best.

@mohammadbasher4626

3 жыл бұрын

@ashraf taqatqah Whole Canada is Cold.

@Apathygrrl

3 жыл бұрын

@ashraf taqatqah Winter can be very bad. You need a pair of very good winter boots. It can be very icy so you need to be careful when walking or driving. But it can also be very beautiful. Many people go ice skating, sledding, or play ice hockey. There is a place in the commons where you can go ice skating for free if you have your own skates, and you can rent skates if you don't have any.

@kimhesketh2016

3 жыл бұрын

@ashraf taqatqah Being cold is a relative sensation and you don't have to suffer it. If you are coming from a warmer culture then your body has adapted to stay cool so you will feel colder than those that have lived in cold temperatures their whole life. If you want to develop cold temperature tolerance in your body take a few minutes of you daily shower and lower the temperature to full cold. Your body will strengthen its natural ability to heat itself and you will not find it so cold. You can actually go swimming in the winter if you want to.

@zahrabihi9275

3 жыл бұрын

اخي ترجم لي ماذا يقول؟؟؟؟

@asyrafaziz1105

3 жыл бұрын

How about your life as a Muslim in Halifax? Is it alright?

I miss NS! I lived there for 13-years and I want to go back. Even though I wasn't born there it always felt like home.

@maruf7956

3 жыл бұрын

Is part time or full time jobs available in Halifax

Awesome information and visuals. Thank you!

@Moving2Canadainfo

5 ай бұрын

Our pleasure!

Great content video! Thanks for your tips

Really thinking of moving from Saskatchewan to Nova Scotia in a few years 🤞

Feels like the ideal place for me to live in! A small city that's a stones throw away from nature~

Great information . Thank you 😊

Thanks for the video! Thinking about to move to Nova Scotia and this one is really informative.

I really love Nova Scotia and wish to live there.

Love HALIFAX Nova Scotia. 👍👍👍❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Thanks Dane !!!Nice vídeo!! Thanks for share your city with us.... I was born in Colombia and Halifax is a lifeplan part of me and my girlfriend.....

Excellent video thank you so much.

Thanks for posting. This video made me yearn for home. I grew up in Nova Scotia and lived in Halifax for 10 years before moving to the Seattle area. This video is a great depiction of the Halifax I remember and I hope all who are fortunate to call it home appreciate what they have.

100% agree 👍 Maritimers are amazing people. I love them for being kind 💕 .

Dane is so adorbs. I love the videos informative and entertaining

Awesome video thanks for sharing 😀

Hey, i enjoyed the video. i’m happy to call myself a haligonian for the last two years :)

Lots of positives in the video, and all true. But anyone thinking of moving to the HRM should be aware: NS has low wages and high taxes compared to the rest of Canada. Even with the high taxes the city's infrastructure, development, public education and health care system are far more inferior and behind other Canadian cities. Tuition is also the highest is Canada. The cost of food, energy, consumer goods and entertainment are the same cost or more expensive than other parts of Canada. Un-employment is usually high, and opportunities are limited to certain industries. Know the pros and cons before you decide if HRM is right for you. Good luck!

@susanadams3874

3 жыл бұрын

and $1,400 for a 1 bedroom?? Yikes!! that's crazy! WAY too much for low wages and high taxes.

@user-xz4hy5vk7s

3 жыл бұрын

@@susanadams3874 , 6 years ago, I lived in an apartment that was in Clayton park, so maybe a 10 min drive from downtown? Definitely not in the heart of downtown. A 1 bedroom at an old apartment building cost me 1200.

@carlpilon9563

3 жыл бұрын

true Nova Scotia is a poor province, and things are done differently compared to the rest of Canada, look at covid, the maritimes is the only place to close its boarders, because they dont have the infrastructure to look after the sick.

@user-xz4hy5vk7s

3 жыл бұрын

@@carlpilon9563 they?

@carlpilon9563

3 жыл бұрын

@@user-xz4hy5vk7s Nova Scotia health care or any maritime province

Great video!

I'm starting my PhD at Dalhousie and I'm really glad I chose it over the other schools I got into! Can't wait!

Me, watching this as if I haven't lived in NS my whole life: 👁👄👁

Just moved 2 weeks ago! Tnx bro! 😁😁😁

@kevinmacleod5890

3 жыл бұрын

Welcome to the city!

@naejohnson778

3 жыл бұрын

Welcome my friend 🇨🇦🇨🇦

The best video about Halifax. GJ

Great video. Thanks!

I love Halifax! I live in Dartmouth Nova Scotia which is across the bridge and I love Nova Scotia

@simonpeschke6842

3 жыл бұрын

Bruh for me Dartmouth=Halifax

@BEA6H

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah xD

As an ex-US Navy Officer who has visited Halifax here's my biggest endorsement of Halifax: THE LOWER DECK (Best Bar in North America).

A well captured video of the beautiful Halifax.. 😍😍

Great in person tour of Halifax Dane

Halifax seems like the most ocean cities in Sao Paulo State, in Brazil. Small cities, nice people, slow rhythm (in a good way) and a vibrant life at summer. For sure, Halifax seems like a city where I'd love to live, to escape from a chaotic city like Sao Paulo. Yes, the state and the city has the same name, like New York. BTW. Thanks for sharing!

@larix.rochaf

3 жыл бұрын

Amo a agitação de sp, e amei halifax pq das províncias do Atlântico ela parece ser a cidade mais agitada kkkkkkkk

@boobie17

Жыл бұрын

Voce tem que estar brincando ! As cidades canadenses, em sua grande maioria, são cidades sonolentas onde nada está acontecendo. E estou falando de cidades maiores. Imagine esse buraco abandonado por Deus no meio do nada.

@MarcosRavena

Жыл бұрын

@@boobie17 é apenas uma impressão minha pelo vídeo. Não visitei ou morei nesses lugares. Mesmo que você tenha visitado esses lugares ou morado um tempo, ainda assim seria só sua opinião. Pessoas diferentes tem experiências diferentes num mesmo lugar.

As a whole, Canada really seems like such a beautiful country, both in its looks and its people! Very happy to be neighbors with you here in America :)

Nice video. I've always thought that Halifax looks amazingly beautiful. Cheers!

thanks for sharing this information!.

I just moved here from Vancouver after being raised in Buffalo NY... I am head over heals for Halifax. I feel like I finally moved to Canada after living in snobville for 8 years.

@deshawnd3363

3 жыл бұрын

We definitely have the nicest people in Canada here in NS!

@jimb8695

3 жыл бұрын

Snobville.....hahaha! Yep that is Vancouver.

@erock9374

3 жыл бұрын

jasmine jones it’s near the top of the list ! Thanks

@kateaa

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry about your west coast experience, but happy you’re here!

@StephanieRuby09

3 жыл бұрын

We are in Rochester, NY. May I ask how you were able to move to a different country? Do you have citizenship now?

Maaan!!! I really want to move to Halifax. Your video was amazing. I've been in Vancouver, it's a beautifull place, but it's too expensive to live there as well. Halifax seems beautifull to, and a great place to raise my daugther. Cheers!!!

@frankihatch

3 жыл бұрын

halifax is expensive as well

@pauliemurphy4787

3 жыл бұрын

@@frankihatch If compared to Vancouver, no, it is not. But it isn't cheap, I will give you that.

Great info!!

This place is amazing! I'll be moving to Halifax very soon!! I'm so excited!

I lived in Halifax for almost 3 years; beautiful scenery and friendly people. But it was too quiet for us; not a lot going on, employment was very tough- its very nepotistic. A lot of Nova Scotians have never left the province, never mind the country, and its about who you know, not what you know. Taxes are high and options are less than you;d find in almost every other province. The economy struggles, so there’s higher unemployment. I loved the scenery there, and it’s probably a nice place to visit, but I couldn’t live there again.

@OUigot

3 жыл бұрын

You are exactly right, it's not "what" you know - it's "who" you know in order to get a job in Halifax, or if you're one of Trudeau's migrants. I was in a well known international retail outlet store just the other night and not one of the employees were Nova Scotian, let alone Canadian. Many Nova Scotians are unemployed, but foreigners are employed?

Sometimes I miss NS. I grew up there and used to live in Halifax at one time. Unfortunately, there's no money to be made due to the lowest wages in Canada unless you have a govt job. Whatever you do earn, be prepared to give half it to the govt in various forms of taxation. Even selling/buying a cheap second hand vehicle will fork over 15%. That said, what he says about culture is spot on. It is possible to overlook the low wages and high taxes and move to small towns and make a decent living and be happy if all you want to do is exist. The population doesn't grow because the economic conditions set by the govt forces young people to leave, and this has been the trend since the 1960's. Also, the healthcare system is also a bottom feeder. Taxes are the highest Services are the lowest Wages are the lowest And, I didn't even mention fuel prices.... And, I also forgot the nation's highest air fares for travel. On a positive, it would be a fantastic place for an off-grid lifestyle.

Great!!! It is very informative content about Halifax, Nova Scotia.

A place where I can live,work and study this seems like the way to well world here comes my new life,beginning and era👌🔥💯

Dane, Spent 9 wonderful years of my childhood in Halifax back in the 60's. Have only the fondest of memories of this special place. Nowhere I've lived since has ever come close, especially not to the down home warmth of the locals. Enjoy it!

NO WAY! I moved to Halifax 3 years ago from Toronto and it is freezing all year rainy and dark. Such a big difference in weather, its a damp cold which feels so much colder and with no sun shine even more cold. Rain, I lived on Vancouver island for 10 years and thought I knew rain, nope, Halifax rains all year, no need to ever water the grass as it will never turn brown. Also Halifax home heating is a major issue as it can be cold almost 12 months of the year making for a big yearly heating bill, summers will be so cold in the morning you will run heat and hot in the evening with humidity. Summers are late and short starting in mid July and ending in early September. There is a reason you see people is sweaters all the time here, with the high cost of heat stores are always cold and people keep their jackets on. People here are used to the weather and know nothing else so its normal for them, but if your not from the maritimes get ready for lots of rain, no sun and cold all the time, even in buildings.

@Meg13583

3 жыл бұрын

100% accurate!!

@EdinburghFive

3 жыл бұрын

Nonsense

Ms watching this while I have been here for the past 10 years