Why Canada's productivity has been underestimated for decades

Re:Why Canada's productivity has been underestimated for dec... by fingerprinter on Saturday December 29, 2012 @04:30AM (#4981602)

Side tangent to the tangent -> How do you like Victoria?

Family and I are moving there in a month (I'm US citizen, rest of family is dual US/Canadian). We live in Australia now but are making the move to Victoria nearly sight unseen. I visited it for a week scouting and liked it quite a bit, though living there might be a different story.

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Re:Why Canada's productivity has been underestimated for dec... by Cyranix on Saturday December 29, 2012 @01:23PM (#4982880)

If you're okay with a slower pace of life and plenty of light rain, Victoria is great. Being in my late 20's and having moved from Austin, I miss having the abundance of late-night venues and stellar cultural events, but Victoria isn't without its charms. Email me at the address above if there are any topics you'd like to discuss further; I could buy you a drink when you get into town.

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Re:Why Canada's productivity has been underestimated for dec... by fingerprinter on Saturday December 29, 2012 @09:08PM (#4984264)

Awesome, thanks. I'll drop you a line when I finally get into town!

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Re:Why Canada's productivity has been underestimated for dec... by jaddison on Saturday December 29, 2012 @12:31PM (#4982684)

Feel free to get in touch with me too - check my profile for contact info. I've lived in Victoria for about 13 years - I moved here from other parts of Canada, so a bit of a different scenario than that being discussed.

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Re:Why Canada's productivity has been underestimated for dec... by fingerprinter on Saturday December 29, 2012 @09:09PM (#4984266)

See above :)

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