Storming Of The Capitol Building

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(01-13-2021, 09:02 AM)BigPapaKain Wrote: That perception of Canada has less to do with their immigration laws and more to do with their shockingly low homicide/violent crime rate and universal health care (or at least, that's how it seems to me).

Yes but what if you know someone who was breaking the law! 

All seriousness aside you have to wait up to ten years just to enter the country if you had a DUI in another country (10 years being the max sentence there for the crime).  They ARE strict but hey, "law and order" amiright?   Although I've heard some horror stories about the police there also "turning a blind eye" to some of the "lesser" citizens in certain parts of the country/city when they are needing help.  Every country has it's problems.

They make up for it by having, as you say, low homicide rates and universal healthcare and the majority of the citizens there seem to like it.

My wife and I had talked about a trip to the Canadian side of Niagara Falls after going to the US side in 2019.  2020 nipped that in the bud.  Our company does business there and the boss has never had anything but nice things to say about it as a visitor/tourist.