Alright, I have to admit that I'm another one of those Americans determined to move to Canada ASAP. I'm sure you're all sick of us!
I do have a question though. I'd love to live on the coast of BC, but from what I can tell, there's NOTHING there. Is this true or do I just have poor researching skills? I'm looking mostly in the mid to upper BC area. I see Prince Rupert and Kitmat (which seems to be pretty far inland). Is there anything else? I'm looking for a town with preferably more than a couple thousand people where I could afford to buy a nice little plot of land and build a home. Any ideas? I'm a librarian and my husband is a novelist, so as long as the town has a library that's all that matters job-wise. (and we do enjoy cloudy days, rain, and cool temperatures)
I do have a question though. I'd love to live on the coast of BC, but from what I can tell, there's NOTHING there. Is this true or do I just have poor researching skills? I'm looking mostly in the mid to upper BC area. I see Prince Rupert and Kitmat (which seems to be pretty far inland). Is there anything else? I'm looking for a town with preferably more than a couple thousand people where I could afford to buy a nice little plot of land and build a home. Any ideas? I'm a librarian and my husband is a novelist, so as long as the town has a library that's all that matters job-wise. (and we do enjoy cloudy days, rain, and cool temperatures)