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@@veronicawhyte5642 Doin good hbu?

Coming to Canada soon in Vancouver

Montreal has more to offer ( underrated )than Vancouver ( overreated)... Montreal ranked # 1 in the world for sustainability , Vancouver #4 .... Montreal is the canadian capital of culture, architecture, history , food, fashion , arts , UNESCO world city of design, largest urban park in Canada . The St Lawrence river is more impressive than teh bay in Vancouver ..... Quebec province offers more diversity of landscape, wildlife and the best quality of life in Canada . Vancouver is an asian city with the highest crime rate in Canada , drug addicts and homeless ... and unilingual...

Expensive and too many liberals

Vancouver is the Canadian capital of homeless , drug addicts , # 1 high crime city in Canada , 50 % asian with a blend urbanism , a small Hong Kong ... Vancouver as a boring night life and its called the no fun city

A good summary of the strengths of the city!

Montreal is the only city alive in Canada ...Vancouver is called the rainy and boring city.

@@jeanbolduc5818yes, I guess speaking french automatically = more culture. Grow up… you’ve clearly never been to other Canadian cities.

I love the tent and graffiti based architecture

Nice shot.

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Do you recommend living in this city? The housing is very expensive. Are there suburbs that are safe with affordable housing? How is the health care system? Do people wait a lot at hospitals?

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Thank you!! I always look forward to your comments. Yeah I’ll have to take a break from Canadian cities for at least a few videos because I know there are only a handle left that have much of a skyline. Hopefully I’ll get another video out in the next couple weeks 👍

​@@CityGeekVictoria, B.C.

How far from British Columbia? How can i get more information of Vancouver?

Jo lehet ott elni gyonyoru hely Vancuver.

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@@CityGeek you're welcome

Thank you! And I’ll add Spokane to the list 😊

Eastern Washington in general is pretty nice. I am from Vancouver, and we used to go Chelan all the time.

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Yeah, a small detached home can easily start at 1 million CAD. Even a starter home.

@@calgary2800… because it’s the most highly desired real estate property market among North American cities.

It’s not expensive to stay or visit Vancouver. Most Americans find it cheap with the exchange 🇺🇸-🇨🇦rate being massively favourable. However, in terms of purchasing *land* … because it’s hemmed in by mountains, rivers, ocean & USA-Canada border … land scarcity creates a higher demand on supply availability.

@@smallstudiodesign I live in Seattle. Everything is nicer up in Vancouver BC. The best of the best are able to relocate there

a lot of homeless , drug addicts and crimes in Vancouver ..not a dream city .. I am canadian

​@@jeanbolduc5818stop spreading hate.Don't you have anything else to do beside commenting the same sh*t over and over again.

@@jeanbolduc5818I have just finished college and I am planning to go Canada for work. Any advices

@@user-ld8jw1wx5h just dont. Wayyyy to many foreign workers. You will start with minimum wage.

wtf no

@@lazylewislewis4944Yes. We do have an automated transit system. The Translink Skytrain lines don’t have drivers. Everything is part of a software program

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Whoops, thanks for pointing that out!

tons of errors like that in this video

Thank you! Glad you like them!

Thank you!! And yes I’ll add Buffalo to the list 😊

Thanks! Yeah Austin’s on the list so hopefully you won’t have to wait too much longer 😊

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I have no idea how people can afford a home in Vancouver BC. Starter homes are a million?

How do you rate the health care system?

If you are here in May, the cherry blossoms are world class. This video only focused on the downtown core. Most of the city is residential. Also note there are almost no freeways in the city. And transit is pretty good.

Well driving is challenging there for sure. But its an stunning city. I live in Seattle and Vancouver BC is head and shoulders nicer than Seattle.

Thanks for the suggestion! Toronto is definitely on the list of cities to cover, although it won't be for at least a little while.

Yep, I’ll eventually do one on DC 😊

Thanks 😊

I don't.

Vancouver Film Studios is one of the largest production companies outside of Los Angeles. Bridge studios has the largest special effects stage in North America and Surrey City Studio City is 200,000 square feet that includes a state of the art lighting system and water effects. Toronto is big but Vancouver is still the production capital of Canada.

I already have. You should be able to find it on my channel page 😊

Vancouver is in a affordability crisis. It's killing the city.

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Not really, it's just one street that everyone avoids anyway.

@@zigzag00 its spread. Violent attacks and crime are spreading all over the city as the cops are doing nothing about it.

Vancouver has always had a drug problem. This is nothing new. In fact the homeless and drug problem was much worse in the 90s. And most of this problem is in a small concentrated area called the downtown Eastside.

​@@aaronkamakaze2967how do you rate the health care system in this city,? Are there neighborhoods that are safe with affordable housing?

You visited the wrong part of the city, East Hastings

@@idk-xj6wv We spent 5 days in Vancouver. then 5 days in San Fransisco. Same thing there. Never again...

@@idk-xj6wv East Hastings area is right next to the celebrated Gastown. Homeless, addicts, and crime spillover into it.

it's incredibly overrated man, it has it's moments, the food and drink scene is great, and the nature is next to none, and for the more sort of lazy individual it's a very "easy" city to live in in terms of its size and ease of getting around. downsides are like you said, the horrendous drugs and homelessness and the sketchy situations this brings, the constant rain and greyness, it has some of the ugliest and dullest architecture i've ever seen and the people here are really, really lame. however it's easy to carve a decent life here, depending on what your field of work is it isn't nearly as expensive or unliveable as people say (if you work in hospitality you will thrive) and it is a very healthy place to live which is important to me as I get older. there's also so many expats here and people from other provinces although the locals can be annoying there's heaps of other people to make friends with. I guess you could say I love to hate it!

One street in one neighborhood. All cities have them. Perspective.

All* cities have bad neighbourhoods lol