It's Backwards...

[tantousha]

I thought the brain drain was the other way around...

http://www.cnn.com/2003/US/Northeast/07/19/considering.canada.ap/index.html

For all they share economically and culturally, Canada and the United States are increasingly at odds on basic social policies -- to the point that at least a few discontented Americans are planning to move north and try their neighbors' way of life.

[egarrard]

Originally posted by tantousha
I thought the brain drain was the other way around...
:lmao :lmao :lmao :lmao :Holy Crap :lmao :lmao :lmao :lmao

[thephenom]

Canada is a great country to live in, period. Taxes might be a little high, but they contributes into our starting-to-fall-apart health care system, as well as other gov't funded programs.

And according to The Economist, Canada is the #1 country to make a business in until 2010.

[tantousha]

Originally posted by thephenom
Canada is a great country to live in, period. Taxes might be a little high, but they contributes into our starting-to-fall-apart health care system, as well as other gov't funded programs.

And according to The Economist, Canada is the #1 country to make a business in until 2010.

So what happens after 2010? The Olympics are going to be so bad that they wipe Canada off of the face of the earth?