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You guys know how everytime I say Americans are retarded, a bunch of peeps.....
7even:
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--- Quote from: Suga Foot on October 25, 2004, 11:35:23 AM ---
And yeah, Vancouver, and Montreal are in the top 5 places to live in the world.
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how can you possibly say what the best places to live in the world are ???
I mean how can this be based on "facts"?
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There's lots of studies done on it, every year the UN also does a list of the top places in the world to live. It's all based on everything that would make a place desirable to live. Canada scored #1 for many years in the 90's and we consistently score near the top. Nowadays I believe #1 is Sweden.
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depending on the high depression and suicide rate in sweden Im not so sure ???
anyways I dont trust those lists
anybody got some links with further information?
Suga Foot:
I have the 2004 Human Development Report from the UN.
There are different lists on it.
But the top 5 countries are:
Norway
Sweden
Australia
Canada
Netherlands
There are tons of different studies that come out every year rating the best place to live. The city I live in (Port Moody, BC) just won 2 awards for the best place to live. Vancouver and Melbourne usually fight for #1.
Suga Foot:
--- Quote from: 7even the Harbinger on October 25, 2004, 11:46:28 AM ---how can you possibly say what the best places to live in the world areĀ ???
I mean how can this be based on "facts"?
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Life Expectancy, Annual Income, Literacy, Unemployment, Poverty, ect.
It's not hard to do.
Now_Im_Not_Banned:
I think more people would rather live in LA or New York than any city in Canada.
Lincoln:
--- Quote from: Now_I_Know on October 25, 2004, 01:43:49 PM ---I think more people would rather live in LA or New York than any city in Canada.
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Good point, why would someone want to live in Canada with free health care, better employment rates, lower cost of living, less pollution and less crime?
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