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As a born and raised Canadian I have seen the country become more of a place to park real estate money than a functional society in the past 20 years. Most of my friends, born and raised here too, can't even start families in their 30s a lot of the time, so I cannot even imagine what it would be like for a new immigrants. Our government basically lures immigrants here as a tax raising scheme and doesn't care much for what kind of quality of life they have.

I'm an Indian, born and brought up in India. In 2019, my parents wanted me to go to Canada through the express entry program. My father had recently sold a property and we had a lumpsum amount of money to show in the bank account for this program. However, when I researched and saw that after a Master's degree in India, and while being paid well according to Indian standards I will have a difficulty finding job there even with 7+ years working in the IT sector. I found out that I might have to work in a restaurant in Canada before I could find a job that would suit my calibre, I was totally under a lot of stress. My family kept pushing, but I finally decided to put the money into buying a property in India. I think it's a better decision. I have maids who come to my place to cook and clean and not the other way around. I will never let my self esteem be hurt because I wanna chase some elusive dream. I think the practical thing is to stay here than go there. However, I am open to thoughts, correct me if I'm wrong.

Some negative things about Canada which forces immigrants to leave Canada 1) lack of corporate jobs 2) harsh weather 3) poor and complicated health care system 4) high cost of living 5) exorbitantly high housing prices . 6) high taxes

In Canada, you can enjoy four full seasons: 1) Almost Winter 2) Winter 3) Still Winter 4) Road Work. (Originally a joke about Montreal specifically, but works just as well for a good chunk of the country.)

As an international student, I usually ask immigrants about their life before Canada and sometimes it's so sad to hear stories full of nostalgia and sadness

Thank you so much for the video and the comments below. A few years of straggling, to find a job and organize somehow my social life, significantly affected my self esteem. It’s encouraging to see that I’m not alone and that other people have same issues as I do.

Ii is disappointing, people are cold, looking for cash, drugs, godlessness and very hypocrite: they care most about appearances. Living is super expensive, jobs will make you live paycheck to paycheck, a slave to the system and the weather is killer cold. Do not come here if you are smart

The longer you are away from your home country, the more difficult it is to move back. Anna and Anastasia are right, you get exposed to new ideas and cultures, your perspective changes, while those back home stay the same.

You guys nailed it. I moved to Canada at age 16 and stayed there for close to 20 yrs. I have seen soo many Doctors, engineers or other demanded professions who ended up taxi drivers. I moved to the U.S.A and it's completely opposite.

One error ladies: “Canadian experience” does not mean just take a low skilled job to “get your foot in the door”. Its a catch 22. You need Canadian experience in your desired profession to get a good job. So once you take that low skilled job you are stuck there unless you go back to school and study again. Its a dead end cycle.

No jobs, cold, high taxes, corrupt, workers have no rights, low minimum wage, long winters, health care free but very bad services, everythings expensive housing is out of touch Canada isn't as good as people say or new and media says

I left Canada to have a better life overseas some years ago, and I'm very happy with my life now. I grew up in Toronto and moved to Vancouver with my family later on, but neither places had weather conditions we wanted. Toronto winter is too long and Vancouver has depressing non-stop rain for six months. On top of all that, everything there got way too expensive to live and everything is too slow... Did I mention endless road constructions everywhere since forever ago? Well, some of us tried very hard to stay but sometimes migrating can help. Canada is definitely a beautiful country, but beauty isn't what makes our lives happy in reality.

The perfect explanation ever seen in youtube. As a i have been living here for more than two years and i have always been struggling with employment issues, healthcare system, housing prices and many others , i cant really be honest to my parents, back home how hard living condition is here. even though if you spent many years of educations and gained experiences or got your master, its not gonna help you ever in canada. personally its too hard to start everything from the scratch its just waste of time. back to Asia.

moved back to eastern Europe after 27 years of Canada... my best friends are Quebecois and my wife (Quebecois again) convinced me to move. The best thing I have done, especially for my kids... no waiting on family doctors, in 20 min you drop your kids to school and are at work, no over taxation, weather you can actually enjoy 365 days a year and very apparent after a while, no press/media dictatorship like the one in Canada.

Excellent perspective and right to the point. Very well done and thought of especially on advising others on what to do on the first stage. Persistence is essential

I was in Canada in 1980 I didn't like it anyway so I decided to settle myself in California I love it Thanks USA I love this country dearly.

I am an immigrant from Korea. I have a decent life here but i find that it is getting harder especially with housing price and cost of living. I am thinking about going back but Korea is as expensive as Canada. However, I found that Korea’s health care system is much faster and more advanced. I like the nature here in Canada a lot more though.

I live in London UK for the past 15 years and had the opportunity to move to Canada. I visited Toronto once and experienced enough to make the decision not to move. Climate was the top and lack of public transport compared to London was another big concern. Lack of fashion and laidback lifestyle was a concern too. One can fly to any European country easily, cheaper and quickly from uk but it’s not that’s not the same flying from Canada.

Don't expect too much whenever you wanted to live in other country because frustration comes from great expectations. Thank you for sharing this video.

As an older Canadian who was educated in Canada with a B.Ed. - then worked away from Canada for thirty of my forty years. There is no way to say that any country is the best one to live in; every country has strengths and weaknesses- that especially relate to your specific needs and wants. Coming back to the country of my citizenship was also extremely hard for me after working away for so many years. The way to do well anywhere in Canada, is to build up credibility/seniority at one job and stick with it. Whether you are university or self-educated- which is considered just as valuable in today's job market- you are going to face an uphill battle unless you are fairly established. Canada has a high level of unemployment and some sectors, have an overabundance of trained workers. When my Middle East friends tell me they would like to live and work in Canada, I give them the advice I would give anyone. First, think about your family or friends that you want to have around you in your daily life- that is number one. Nothing is more depressing than being alone. Weather is a big factor, but it can be tolerated if you are with your core family or friends. One hundred years ago when my ancestors fled war and revolution, they had no choice but to do their best to make a life in a very difficult climate (literally)- culturally and weather-wise. There are a number of refugees today that are in similar circumstances. They do their best to get past the difficulties for the sake of their children's futures. If you are not literally refugees, think hard about you choice to leave your core culture and people.

Having 3 degrees including a MSc. I can confirm that it's hard to get even an acknowledgement from the employer. Lack of Canadian experience or education comes in way and almost feels like discrimination . So many people have to ditch their dreams for a survival job. It's a trade off not everyone is comfortable doing. It's a shame so much human capital is lost but it also provides cheap stable labour so I'm sure they won't complain.

Teeth and tan!! You guys are great. I wish I had found your channel before moving here but I still enjoy it. Thank you.

Great video!!! As an immigrant to Canada from then Czechoslovakia in the 1980, I can say that you are 100% correct in all aspects, my parents and I encountered these difficulties even back then. I stayed in Canada for 28 years, worked there, met my Slovak husband there and now we are living in Ecuador for the last 14 years - I love it here. It was impossible to live in Canada on one pension - I don't get a pension yet, so we live on my husband's - it is possible to do it here in Ecuador. Keep up the great job you are doing with your videos, ladies!

Out of all the videos this is the most genuine one, a straight forward review of the reality that an immigrant has to face no sugar coating, like the agents do to get the customers Very well done guys keep up the good work you rock!!!. I was planning to move to Canada and you answered all my queries in one go ,in future I would love to consult your channel rather than wasting my time on some agents. Thanks again stay blessed and continue the process . Regards

Oh my god. I was so hyped about Canada. I was already dreaming about living in Canada. thanks for your valuable information.

I’ve landed in Canada as international student in 2018 and in 2021 I became permanent resident Life here is not all flowers and greens (though life in Canada is much more easier than in India) But i enjoy my life here, even I’m making little as $17 and I don’t know if I’ll be able to get myself property or no, But I’m happy Thank you God!

flexible and open-mind,I like this video so much,It encourages me to continue my efforts to immigrate to Canada,thanks to both of you,You guys are so great.

How bang on is your video! Absolutely right each and every point you mention and I speak from experience.

I have lived in Canada for 30 years. Things back then in 1989 were almost perfect. Housing, cost, jobs, healthcare. It's now getting worse and worse and no positive signs ahead. In the last 10 years until now, if you're sick ending up in hospital, be prepared to wait for a whole day for your turn. There were cases people waited too long to be treated and died (true story). Gasoline price now is $1.34/litre, the highest price in 30 years. Buses don't have transfer ticket like before. Everytime you change the bus to reach your destination you have to pay. Bus ticket costs $3.50 each. Food price is skyrocketing. Internet, cellphone plan cost you at least $60 per month. Salary doesn't increase high enough to cover higher cost of living. I can't wait to leave Canada. Hopefully I save enough money in 5 years.

Not sure where you ladies migrated from but the healthcare in Canada is terrible for a country that calls itself wealthy! What is more important in life than health and getting timely access to services. I have had to wait 6 months for a simple ultrasound, my friends had to wait a year for an MRI, more than a year to see a specialist of any kind. Not only that the administration procedures are backward where they send an appointment letter by Canada Post (not kidding). Taxes are extremely high! I know doctors who make decent money pay close to 55% of their salary in taxes. Housing in Toronto and Vancouver is sky high and you may be working all your life to afford a 2BR condo. My advice is unless you are coming from a country that is down right terrible (Eastern European, Afghanistan, Pakistan, etc.), it is better to stay home. Additionally, if you think you will ever get rich in Canada, then you must get your head examined by a neurologist first.

Thanks for this video, your insights are very helpful.

This is the BEST video I've ever seen regarding moving to Canada. Thank you! You've covered all the most important points in about 15 minutes. I'll share this vid with others :)

This video is 100% on point!!! I couldn't agree more.

I'm happy that I found your channel, thank you for the effort

From Los Angeles, thank you for sharing this valuable info.

Appreciate these two Gals, who have presented it in a very positive, informative and straight to the issues.

Detailed video and includes eye opening truth no other youtuber shows us Thank you appreciate your effort ☺️

Wow, excellent video -- fast, honest and easy to understand!! thanks!!

Thanks for this information great update 👍

Amazing effort and this is really helping me lot to understand what to expect! Thank a lot🙌

Thank you for making this video. It answered some of my concerns as a relatively new immigrant.

SUPERB EXPLANATION. FANTASTIC CONNECTION BETWEEN YOU 2. AWESOME INFORMATIVE VIDEO. LOVE IT TO SEE YOU AGAIN AND AGAIN.. LOVE CANADA.. LOVE CANADIANS..

Thanks for the eye opening information.

Oh my goodness, thank you I am living in Mississauga for 25 years and every day planning to leave this country, I am strongly agree with you guys. Back to Europe.

The 7:03 to 7:39 mark advise is THE BEST thing I have ever heard in the countless videos I have watched related to Canada. Infact it relates well when anyone immigrates to other countries too. I think it sums up most of your points easily👍

Good job. Thank you for the sharing.

Thank you for sharing this informative video. Very useful indeed - much appreciated great ladies.

This is an amazing thoughtful video. Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs explains so much of what people go through despite knowing all that could go wrong. I have a cousin who was in a small government job in Pakistan and got Canadian immigration. He kept delaying his move and eventually never moved to Canada because he realized how hard it will be to start all over again. Now he is so thank full that he never made the move. His case proves the proverb that one in hand is better than ten in the bush.

Life is getting really EXPENSIVE in Canada

You’re spot on. You nailed it.

You both are so right. After speaking with countless immigrants in my area over the 12 years in Halifax, I have met so many perfectly qualified people even from the UK with English who couldn't work in their field without more credentials. Many I know left and are leaving. Plus, we need more doctors yet they make it so hard for newcomers. The government should make this better or at least be more honest especially if they want people to stay. Very informative even for someone who is a Canadian and born here.

Great summary and insights! Well said!

I simply watched the first 3 minutes of your video and knew that right off the mark YOU ARE PERFECTLY RIGHT. Ontario alone has so many cab drivers that are foreign trained doctors that are badly needed as it has the worst healthcare system in Canada outside of the northern territories. Immigrants coming to Canada are also the best job creators in Canada and as such are much needed since the Canadian government has repeatedly failed to support its own industries and people since the 1950's. GREAT JOB LADIES.

Born in Canada 1984 left Canada 2014. Back again since 2020. Here's what I want to say: Canada's (or Canadians) area which needs growth is communication. Canadians are either silent, or screaming. They don't know how to listen. We don't demonstrate self control in terms of communicating. We are poor at speaking and listening. In conversation, a Canadian will cut you off. Interrupting each other is a normal habit of how Canadians communicate with each other. We do not listen. Even our Leaders can't listen. "Say what you mean and mean what you say" is just not how things are done here. Everybody keeps their feelings a secret. It completely undermines our growth. Respect is not a thing here. Politeness is what Canadians hold as being a classy or good person. It's passive and useless. We got this from England. Politeness when you really look at it achieves nothing. It's a flaky thing. You can be polite and also be anything else at the same time. So Canadians basically say "fuck you" and as long as they were "polite" about it they can't understand what the problem is. Respect on the other hand is not something Canadians know much about. This is because we reject pride. If you reject pride then there is no need to be respectful. What's to respect? The person has no personal pride so how could they be bothered. Canadians ramble on and on and on like Terrance and Phiilip and expect people to never be offended by anything when in fact they are offensive and quite behind the times in terms of being socially conciencious. Again none of this is a problem because in Canada, having personal pride and a sense of self confidence makes u look like a jerk. Like somebody who is "bad". Canadians have much growing to do in terms of respecting each other and learning self discipline and self control. This will greatly effect our ability to communicate with each other and others outside our country and move us forward in our growth as individuals and as a culture/ nation. Up to this point it's still people pointing at the ones who are speaking up and saying somethign as "bad" and impolite". It's ridiculous. And frankly when people do speak up and have something to say, they are awful at speaking. We have no grace. We are a flaky weak people. We have no strength or togetherness. Once again we value politeness as almost a salvation. Politeness is simply not as valueable as we make it out to be. We sacrifice telling the truth for the sake of being "polite". And for good reason. People treat you so poorly when you speak up and say something that might go against the grain or not be super comfortable. Canadians are weak because they live in a comfortable little bubble. They are brainwashed into thinking we are perfect little angels and the whole world thinks so too. This is far from the truth

As someone born and raised in Canada for 37 years, I can 100% verify all the content of this video! On the employment/resume topic, even my wife who was born in Canada, dual citizen with US, got her degree in the USA for counselling and family therapy, but eventually found herself back in Canada. The province of Ontario suddenly changed the rules of her qualifications and she was no longer able to keep her job at a internationally renown university without going to school for another 4 years. Not wanting to go back to school, and armed with a doctorate and a solid resume of American employment history, she had an old friend get an "IN" on a job at a low minion job data inputting for a $hity insurance company that chains people to their desk until their back blows out. Things eventually got better for her.. now she is a Chief Financial Officer of a national, and soon-to-be international, trades corporation. (That employs the 2 of us... I work tools, she works books. It's all in how your phrase it lol)

Thank you for sharing this! As a future immigrant (hopefully) it's very nice and important to see someone talking about that. It's not being negative, we have to think about this part too. Very nice!!

As a Canadian I found this very informative and interesting. I have always been interested in hearing what people from all around the world have to say about other places. I value different perspectives greatly. Now I shall want to ask what my friends have to say about Canada.

Nice one! Thanks for sharing this!

Thanks for the video. My family immigrated to the US decades ago (before the internet lol) but went through all of this. It takes a lot to immigrate anywhere

I left Southern Ontario 2 years ago for Scandinavia. It's like night and day, and I never miss Canada. The worst part of Canada are the soul-less car-centric dependant suburbs planning

Thanks for the comprehensive explanation. This is a kind of video to get an overall idea about the challenges in Canada. Keep posting ! "

I thoroughly enjoyed watching this....Fun and informative.

I’m Canadian and after all my travels, back and forth between Canada and Southern California, guess where I chose ?? So Cal !!!! Why , 100 times better, so much more to do !!! More money to make !! Weather is 100 times better !! People much kinder and friendly !!! Sorry Canada !!! This one you will loose every time !! Been here 52 years with Green Card , and this year I’ll become a US citizen !! About time !!! Greatest country on earth !!!!!

Such a great content ! Thanks for making this video.❤️❤️

Very insightful video. Thanks for the good work.

actually an insightful video. i thank you 👏👏

I was one of those immigrants who decided to move back to my home country. I lived in Canada for a year so I survived Winter and Summer in Toronto during 2020. I had so many situations against me to stay in Canada and I also had a void in my soul that didn't let me make the decision to definitely stay. I also couldn't put up with the pressure of my acquaintances so determined to stay forever, even though my plan at first wasn't to stay, I still feel guilty for haven't done a little more effort to stay but no regrets. I am thankful for my Canadian experience and I know that it will be helpful in the future if I decide to go back to Canada.

Hello guys great points made. Being a Canadian citizen who lived in Spain the healthcare system there especially getting a specialist like a (neurologist) and going to the dentist is faster and cheaper.

My parents moved to Canada in 1968 to Montreal from Europe. Back then immigration was better but globally the cost of living is nuts in most countries especially Europe and add climate change so keep in mind forest fires floods and earthquakes when you move not just work. Canada’s population is not increasing since 1968 not by much. It’s become too expensive for what it offers

You guys are funny and dynamic. Loved the video. Subscribed. Thank you for all these high quality videos.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💜 If everything goes right we'll be arriving in Canada this August. 😃

Thank you for your trooth words about Canda. Sharing 🙏 Namaste

I moved to Canada about 17 years ago and yes it is an absolute pain to jump through all the hoops they want you to go through. I was only here a few days and I came from Ireland as a brick and stone mason they recruited me from Ireland and wanted me to come out. Within three days on the job I learned I would be getting less wages than the other bricklayers. I packed up my tools and walked off the job I notified the employer and the union by emails and told him I’d be flying back home in a few days. Well the union and the employers came running straight away to get me to stay. Trying to explain that after a couple of months I’d be on the same money as the rest of the guys. This is where I explain to them that taking home C$1100 was already a pay cut a massive pay cut as are used to take home 2500 to 2200 Euros living in Ireland. I moved to Canada for a change of lifestyle but that doesn’t mean I was going to be taken advantage of. And that’s when they said they would pay me the same as everybody else. Sometimes you just have to stand up for yourself and be willing to follow through. They even reimbursed me for the airline ticket I bought to go back. Some skill sets they really need in this country in addition Canadians population growth is absolutely dependent upon immigration as the family sizes and birth rates are critically to lol to sustained a country. As I’ve said I’ve been living here 17 years now and I am a Canadian citizen I guess that makes me an Irish Canadian now.

You're read my mind with your analysis. Exactly the dilemma I face

Great job ladies… you hit the point 👌

I want to say thank you to both of you for sharing this info. I have discouraged many people from their thoughts of moving to Canada for many years. I love this video and will share with more people. People are always so surprised when I suggest they do not move to Canada, its a good video to help them understand .

Excellent video. Very useful. Thanks for your contribution

When she said the Canadians prefer to complain behind your back instead of telling you, I felt that!

The rental housing market in Montreal is so so expensive and horrible,any places renting now for under $1250 .00 have to many problems,from bad noise levels to smokers and pot next door,cockroachs,mold,landlords all charging high prices for dirty apartments,in the last 3 years had to move 3 times do to these problems,just horrible high rents in Montreal,so hard to find a good place to live in Montreal anymore.

Thank you for giving me valuable infomation!

I'm part of that statistic. I moved after 12 years in Canada. I moved to Asia with a one way ticket and have never looked back. One reason why I never thought about returning - one year where I live in Asia is equal to five years in Canada savings wise. Like that old joke back in the 80s, Canadians work for the Government for free six months of the year

Life in Canada is getting more and more difficult, economy, healthcare system, Education system, cost of living, many low income seniors citizens suffering from poor services, difficult housing situation, for many citizens . Insurance, Grocery price, demtal tratment prices,...... pharmacy prescription drugs not cover by government insurance...prices exploding.

i appreciate you both for this. . well dond

I support you ladies. Great channel. I am from Haiti and moved to Canada in 2009 after spending some time in Boston. We immigrants are resilient. Keep up the good work, Daughters of Russia.

100% correct. I was one of those who left Canada. The funny thing is I found many Canadians (not migrants) who are engineers worked in the low income jobs in my place and a very good friend of mine who is a Caucasian Canadian at the end moved to South America. Another thing is it is not always easy to move on from low income jobs there. I met an Indian who is an engineer after living there for 30 years became a taxi driver.

Great video, sadly I have seen cases where people migrate seeing only the rosy picture instead of proper research.

I was born in Canada and this video was very insightful to how immigrants think. Thank you.

Thank you for the info. This will a lot

Canadian citizen here. It isn't just immigrants; I encountered the anti-intellect societal mentality as well. I had difficulty when applying for entry-level jobs in my field becuase I had a Master's degree and some of the competition (that was usually accepted) had only Bachelor degrees. The critical problem is that a number of companies (but not all) want to hire the dumbest people that are able to do the job, on the presumption that lower education = lower risk of the employee quitting = lower wages, i.e. cutting the bottom line instead of innovating. This also stems from incompetent management who will only hire people lower-qualified than themselves so that they emotionally feel superior. I then got a European Commission PhD scholarship in Poland and have just moved there.

Wow 😮 I’m Canadian and your observations are so true. So I left Canada 🇨🇦 I found another country that I feel more comfortable in

Young and beautiful ladies I want to bring thanks to you for all this new and good information about critical factors to have in mind before you try to move to Canada. It´s been educational for me I think in visit your country first to have a better idea about all these realities you have shown in this video. I am following your channel now for next videos, surely will be more than exciting and full of useful information for immigrants. Blessings

Good advise, be willing to start at the bottom work hard show you capable and you will move up. As a born and raised Canadian, that lived in Europe for 3 years we do have some things good here. Health care, unfortunately has really be mismanaged over the last 10 to 15 years I would say. Great vids, keep up the good work. I ll bring ya'll a real poutine for MTL next time i m in Ontario ;)

I left Canada within a year. Could not stand the cold. It's so depressing. Vast country with beautiful nature makes us lonely. It's costly too

Thank you ladies ! I have lived in Canada for 47 years and I am leaving. I was born in South Africa, but I grew up here and have lived and worked all over Canada. After working and owning businesses here, I can say there is far more opportunity in other countries, now and into the future. This is not the same Canada that I grew up in, the cultural mindset, identity and values have changed drastically to something that I no longer recognize as my beloved home. When we arrived, we were welcomed and we did not have or need to have our "own community". We integrated with Canadians without a problem and we made Canada our home. I think the recent immigrants who stay in the major cities and form their own communities, miss out on a rich experience of integration with people who are not like themselves. I have noticed that as much as immigrants do not feel welcome, many Canadians do not understand why people come here and do not want to interact with them, so they also feel rejected by new immigrants. And of course, now that the government culture is preaching that average Canadians are all racists, many Canadians are feeling very defensive because they are not that way. In many places that I have lived and worked, I was the only non-white person, and I have rarely encountered an actual racist person in 47 years in this country. I have been the first person of color that many Canadians from small towns have actually met and gotten to know, so I can tell you that hiding in your own communities in cities is a mistake. If more immigrants moved out of the cities and made an effort to integrate, they would find the welcoming Canada that I did. I feel badly that the government is now attacking the average white Canadian population for every injustice of the past. Many issues that the government now blames the people for, have been ignored by the government themselves, for as long as I have lived here. Issues with First Nations people have never been addressed in decades, these are not new problems. They are a convenient political weapon to divide and blame the people, rather than actually solve problems. As a student of politics, law and history, I recognize the tactics of former empires to sow racial divisions between people and stoke sentiments of distrust and animosity, where there really is none. This will not end well for the country that I loved and grew up in. There is not much left of that country that is worth staying for.

I've lived in Ontario for 15 years, but fled from there. I migrated there as a skilled worker and even obtained a professional license to practice in the province. I had many international friends and clients appreciated my services. However, I realized that there was no equal opportunity for the basic public services or fair and equal protection under the law for me (cronyism among people with authority in the public services was bad). I could not see things were getting any better, and felt risky staying there. I was also getting sick of those fraudsters.. individuals and organizations .. just too many..

I HEARD YOUR TRANSPARENT REPORT OF CANADA. IT VERY GOOD.

Wow what a great and accurate discussion. As a Physician, here from the UK, this is true and things are getting worse. Another negative for Canada is it is a cultural dessert. Also when I came here 15 years ago it was well paid but today not so and when you consider the tax you pay on goods taxes are more like 60% to 65%. There is a huge difference in dealing with foreign and Canadian patients. Excellent blog, well done.

Infrastructure, health care , weather Are all factors that make Canada behind other nations . Its hard to defend it if its worst in almost all aspects.

Did I hear a "tchau (bye)" at the end? Thanks for the content. I'm using your videos to improve my listening

Thank you so much for the good advice