It’s been 5 years since you posted this video, just wondering if you’re still there and are there any updates especially the internet connection there. Did it get any better, can you properly stream movies on Netflix now. Thanks
I've grown up in Florida my whole life. I get chilly when the weather is 75-70 and and once it's in the 60s I'm cold and shivering. Fahrenheit not Celsius. Hahahah I don't live in a fire.
This video was posted probably just a little before covid 19 pandemic... and those prices back in 2019 are even a lot more expensive in most parts than today, 2024. So just try to imagine what is the cost over there in 2024. Those 18 dollars crayons (Pack of 10 crayons) we can get here for about 2$ at the dollar store.
Lately I’ve been fascinated by the sparsely populated northern lands in Canada, Alaska, and Europe. I’d like to visit each one but I know I couldn’t live there for several of the reasons you mentioned. But you’re young so make sure to get some safe traveling in, make sure you’re really where you like best.
Update. I just had a look at hotel rooms...300 to 400$ a night...I won't be going there any time soon...Besides, I live in Ottawa now and get depressed in winter from lack of sunlight...
Man this place sounds like a trap like the moment you pay for your flight. It looks like you’re never getting out you need that much money man holy crap.
9:17 there we go lmao I knew she was going to say something about fast food restaurants yeah I had a feeling there would be no fast food restaurants in Iqaluit since it’s the smallest capital out of the three territories.
I want to visit all the northern terrioties in general. The farthest i've ever been into canada was Niagra falls and i was just a toddler then.😢 You Canadians sure do have a beautiful country. I plan on visiting again whenever i have the funds to
Can you let me know about cost of living. Taxes 1 bedroom rent. How much total after taxes you will have in hand,if you are getting $90000 per annum. I live in London Ontario. Thanks Sreekant
Iqaluit ain’t crazy special, but the Inuit from there are pure. The harsh reality of Nunavut is always overclouded by events and parties. I live in Iqaluit and it feels like I need to survive up here, not living. Cold most of the year, warm for 3 months.