Top Reasons why you should move or avoid Nova Scotia | Pros & Cons of living in Halifax Canada 

Thanks for the video. It was very informative. I have researched a lot about the province and I had never came across the "couple of days without electricity" bit, so thanks for providing that information. Certainly did not expect that. Also, I like the way you explain things... real talk. It's like you are giving advice to a friend. Keep it up and looking forward for more videos x

3:37 Humpback Whales - one of the greatest things I watched in my life. Thank you for video.

I've live here in nova scotia, for 77 years; only once have i experienced going with out power for 2 days.I love nova scotia.

It was interesting and informative. I like it❤️❤️❤️

So informative video, Thanks....

I've lived in Nova Scotia 4.5 years and the nature/wildlife is beautiful but it's infested with ticks. At least in the valley. And I waited 4 years to get a family doctor. The doctor shortage here is crazy. I also saw somebody comment saying they lived here years without power shortages and I get them all the time. During Hurricane Dorian I was without power 6 days. I like NS. Very beautiful and I feel safe raising my children here.

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Thanks Anna, very useful information shared abt nova scotia.

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It’s amazing, I want to move to Nova Scotia!💚

We miss you both - Halifax is waiting for your return :)

You’re stunning! Keep up the great content. Looking forward

Thnx for this very informative video

Thank you for your information

Great video ! Thank you 😊

Fantastic. Nice presentation...

Good advice. I moved to Nova Scotia from the "GTA" (Toronto area) last summer. All in all, a good choice. I'm a retiree with enough to get by on. The quieter lifestyle fits me, too. Health care awful. A Family doctor as rare as a unicorn. Long, long waits in a Emergency Room the only option. Serious stuff is dealt with, eg traffic accidents etc., but the scary thing is the little things can turn out to be scary. Sometimes wonder whom will meet first. My own doctor or my own undertaker.

Also check out all the happy hours! We have the most per capita in the Country!

Hi there! I love your channel and the vibe! Would you be down for an interview? Halifax vs Toronto? I'm located in Halifax😉

I was born in Cheticamp, Cape Breton in 1954. I'll be in HRM in October to see my parents.

Hi Anna, your information is very important for those who wants to move Nova Scotia. And your way of talking is very beautiful and lovely, I really like your smile. And I am also planning to move Nova Scotia. Thank you 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹❤❤❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏

Thanks for the content of the video. The province of Nova Scotia is looking for immigrants, perhaps they will help the province's economy and better jobs. Great from Guayaquil in Ecuador 🇪🇨

Hello i am from saudi arabia and i have maybe next future coming nova Scotia because i have try AIPP program so your this advise is verycomfortable for me

Over 7 mnts now listening to you Anna.... n u know what. I had to play it again.. coz I understood nothing. reason is. m already in love with your voice.. its Waaoooo listening to you.. :) wish I can take you out for lobster ur fav sea food.. (see I heard this part...)

Calgary is much better. Calgary has the fastest growing tech, finance and film industry. Recently Tech giants Infosys, Mphasis and RBC has made announcements about their headquarters or offices in Calgary. Many Hollywood companies are filming moving in Calgary because of its proximity to mountain 🏔, skyline 🏙 and lakes all they need. Calgary is also world’s cleanest and most livable city. Calgary is also sunniest city in Canada. I am already seeing some of my friends and family members who work from home moving to Calgary from BC or ON. We will see more of this trend in coming years

Thank you Anna interesting information. I'll almost certainly be moving to Halifax in the second quarter of next year. The only two hurdles I can see will be Immigration themselves or COVID delaying it. :-)

Thank you for such a detailed video. I see that many RU-vidrs are making informative videos for Students which is fine as there are many students coming in Canada, however if there could more videos for Families moving in Canada with young children that would be great... Especially with Work Permit Inter-Company Transfer to Halifax, NS

Can anyone advise how easy or difficult it is to get tradesman to do house repairs or renos?

Nice video, one Pro you forgot that can make all the cons obsolete you can grow your own weed legaly if im not mistaken :)

Nova scotia is beautiful. Greetings from Germany.

Hello, thanks for the information. Between Winnipeg and Halifax, which one would you choose? Please we need some advice

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As someone who lives in Toronto but prefers small towns, thr thing about trying to be friendly is so true😢 Ppl in thr city for the most part are too busy

Cons: 1)Nova Scotia hates job creation. They boycott anything that will bring work to the province. They would rather you live in poverty working a seasonal minimum wage job in the tourism and hospitality sector. 2)No doctors... Don't move here if you have any chronic health issues, you won't get a family doctor, doctors are overworked so don't expect help with your health issues even if you do have a doctor 3)High income tax 4)Gas is more 5)Fruits and Vegetables cost excessively more. Milk costs more. 6)95 percent of roads will destroy your car 7)Electricity is terrible at best and the cost is one of the highest in Canada 8)Heating is mostly electricity or wood (very$$) 9)Good internet is sparsely available 10) Shopping outside of Halifax sucks 11) shopping local will cost you an arm and a leg 12) prices are geared towards rich tourists and not the local population that is struggling to get by because the vast majority of jobs outside of Halifax are seasonal. 13) everything the government does is geared towards retirees Pros: it's pretty to look at and there is lobster I love it in Nova Scotia. I grew up here, all of my family is from here but I can't believe how the province has changed since I last lived here. I don't remember it being like this and I was heartbroken when I moved back to find what a terrible state the province is in.... The way people boycott things here, makes me think we should just evacuate the entire province, turn it into one giant national park and don't allow anyone to disturb it because heaven forbid someone step on the wrong plant or look at a sandpiper the wrong way... If you are independently wealthy and have no need of a job, or health care, and plan on living in Halifax... Then by all means, move to Nova Scotia

What about getting PR through pnp programs with Noc C and D jobs? Can International sudents after they graduate in Nova Scotia, can they get it? Can you make a video on it?

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Hello ma'am, can you share something about newross city we will move there from India. If you let me know it's a big thing for me and my family

Great video! I'm already sold on Nova Scotia! But my problem is I am 55 and a hairstylist in the states. I can't seem to find a visa that I qualify for. I already have a place to live, just no work visa and I definitely still have to work. If you know any info on that I would appreciate it😁 Keep up the good work on your video's!

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Hi Anna are you from Nova scotia? Can you share some info about cape Breton island and Sydney ?

I lived in Europe and I understand how you feel about the power shortages, the cables, and the delays with healthcare. Which country are you from?

New subscriber here. We are planning to go to ns however we dont know what work are available there. My husband is a graphic designer and i am an event executive. Hope you can advise. Thanks

I note that these videos leave out a lot of the nitty gritty, and not so pleasant, details about Nova Scotia. Firstly, it's a colossal mistake to idealize any location, thinking it will miraculously solve all your problems. Living in NS comes with its own challenges and problems, just like everywhere else. The number one NS myth: the kindest people in Canada. I'm from Roberts Creek, BC, and the people were far nicer there. Nova Scotians are polite, but they are a tight-knit group, and the social/cultural divide is really quite massive...as you'll discover if you move here. NS has the worst rates of human trafficking in Canada, so it's not all smiles and lobster dinners, folks. Housing is inexpensive relative to other provinces, but the majority of it is very old and dilapidated. If you don't live in an urban setting, you are on a well/septic system. Most housing is not up to code here, and would be condemned elsewhere, so don't think that that hundred year old house is a bargain at $175K. As well, housing is densely packed, even in the country, and within a few meters of a road almost 100% of the time. Relative to BC the landscape/nature is monotonous, hard to access, and there are surprisingly few areas where you can access the sea. By the way, ticks are a massive issue here. I can easily pick up three or four ticks just by walking for a few minutes on my property. If your mission is to be impoverished, you will easily achieve that aim in NS, as the job market is functionally non existent relative to BCs, and the pay is just a fraction of what you'd receive elsewhere for identical work. The price of food and alcohol is higher here than in BC. Most houses are heated wit an oil fired boiler, so you can go broke just on heating bills alone. Health care is non existent, and the way of life isn't slower; it's prehistoric. Lots of people are on welfare. We moved here last June, and are eager to leave. What's it like living here? It feels hopeless, with a leaden certainty that you've reached the end of life's road. Seriously, if you think this place is an answer to life's problems, you really have to be more honest with the questions you've been asking yourself, because it's not great here.

Toronto is good city if you get to live in a good neighborhood. If you live in one of those ghetto neighborhoods; well you would want to move to Guelph

Thank you so much for the information. But houses are not cheaper or affordable anymore

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Get a work-at-home internet job, and watch the sun shine on the water while you work; get a small cottage near your ocean, and eventually improve it, while you make money! Comment by a native Nova Scotian, retired (very happy). John M. Hill,author.

there not enough housing in the halifax/ dartmouth area.

Thank you to for video. I want to Kannada.

Can you swim in the ocean? What is the water temperature over there? Thanks

Highest taxes on goods and income in Canada. High rents and housing shortage low wages.

Sounds just like living on the islands of Alaska, except on a lot of those there is no healthcare at all and a doctors visit may take a plane ride. If I were young, no problem, but places like this aren't for the ageing population.

To find a job, all Muslims are to say a lot of Istighfar: استغفر الله العظيم واتوب اليه Allah SWT would provide and find you the best job.

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It must real cold

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I am wondering of your black hairs....😮

I can’t hear very well

High taxes, big welfare province, extremely poor education, subpar healthcare, mediocre restaurants, crummy weather, not business friendly, weak workforce talent, depressed economy, and the list goes on. Stay away from Nova Scotia except for an outdoor adventure getaway which is still passed by the more charming state of Maine which is next door

Halifax used to be one of the cheapest cities in Canada to live, especially its outer city and suburban areas, but now becoming one of Canada's most expensive. These days, an average monthly rent for a two bedroom apartment in Halifax is equivalent to renting 2 or three of them in Corner Brook. In fact, as a Halifax native now living in Western Newfoundland, I notice that most two bedroom apartments in Corner Brook are less than $1,000 a month plus utilities.

You failed to mention the communist style government and suspension many Canadian Charter or Rights taken away. Health care not well managed as are most all provincial govt departments. Awesome scenery but anywhere in canada has that

I suggest you try cuban lobster. You will be raptured, mark my words

Don’t move here if you want a doctor and good health care