By the way... Obviously Windsor gets the same weather as south eastern Michigan.

 

that's pretty awesome lol,is it a hassle getting into the country? I didn't know they was that close together

 

so is it true that prostitution and "the good stuff" is legal in Canada? haha,does it work out good? many states here are fighting for it and I see Colorado doing good since they jumped on the bandwagon

 

Because of 9/11, everyone crossing the border has to have their passport now. Someone in government seems to think terrorists don't carry passports. But I don't want to turn this political.

In Ontario, toplessness is legal. And licensed escort services are legal. Prostitution on the streets is just as illegal as it's always been. And don't expect to see topless women all over the place. Just because they can go topless, doesn't mean they do. I have yet to see it happen.

 

Yea,i just seem like I would enjoy it there,id buy me about 10 acres and build me a huge two story shop with a 1/2 mile drag strip behind it...ahhh that would be the dream lol

 

There are industrial jobs available in the bigger cities, also out in the smaller cities but not as many options.

The topless issue is true, but like Lou, I have yet to actually see women doing it and no prostitution on the street, but if you go to a bar and spend enough money.........lol

On the positive there are lots of large property lots for sale depending on where you want to live, in my area you can buy a pretty decent farm for a good price and then you get your hands on a 4 wheeler and a dirt bike and just have fun all summer and winter.

There are lots of things that you can get your hands on if you know the right people

 

still sounds awesome haha,we have burbon street down in new Orleans,drunks,***** and dead people are everywhere down there,thats why id rather get away from here,Canada sounds like the perfect place to be,nice people,nice landscape and plenty of Monte's hehe, maybe il be up there one day and we can all cruise together

 

Severe lack of full time permanent jobs though.

 

that's what im use to,in the industrial plant business its always like that,you build a plant then move on to the next one,it usually lasts a year or two to build one but the pay is great and work is fun

 

The closest I've ever been to Canada is Racine, Wisconsin.