If Canada and the US had a free movement agreement...

[JA]

Provide your answers below!

I'd say somewhat likely and I'd probably choose Newfoundland and Labrador (if I was able to get a decent job and visited the area first).

[OSR stands with Israel]

Not Likely all but the province I would choose to live in if I had to choose is BC

[YE]

I’d probably go there for graduate school or something at least.

[Sirius_]

Well not likely for now for obvious reasons but I really liked Toronto when I visited and would consider going there in the future.

[Goldwater]

Well, most of the US is too cold for me, so I don't see myself moving to Canada.

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

I guess I'd say somewhat likely... I'd be a bit hesitant to leave the protection of the US Constitution for a long period of time , but if the right opportunity came up, I might be willing to go live there, at least for a while. My first choice would be PEI, where I have memories of when I went once as a child, where some 2nd cousins lived on a farm there.

[Del Tachi]

Not at all likely, Quebec

[Lechasseur]

Pretty likely/Ontario or Quebec (voted Quebec in the poll)

[Mr. Smith]

Not too likely...but probably Alberta.

[Nutmeg]

Not Likely all but the province I would choose to live in if I had to choose is BC

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

Well, most of the US is too cold for me, so I don't see myself moving to Canada.

The same, but if I ever had to flee north for safety, I'd go to Upper Canada (aka Ontario) like an ancestor of mine had to do after the American Revolt of the 1770s.

[TDAS04]

Somewhat likely, BC.

[Progressive Pessimist]

More likely, but still not that likely. Realistically speaking, it's still hard for me to just upend my life and move there, even if Trump gets elected and I really end up wanting to even more.

[Lechasseur]

Well, most of the US is too cold for me, so I don't see myself moving to Canada.

The same, but if I ever had to flee north for safety, I'd go to Upper Canada (aka Ontario) like an ancestor of mine had to do after the American Revolt of the 1770s.

Yeah that's what happened with my grandfather's family

[7,052,770]

Not at all likely thanks to the weather and distance from friends and family, but BC seems like an obvious winner.

[Blue3]

The better question... why isn't there a free movement agreement like this between the US and Canada?

[Lechasseur]

The better question... why isn't there a free movement agreement like this between the US and Canada?

Agreed I'd happily support it

[Lambsbread]

Very likely/Ontario

Although I would also totally go with Quebec because I have totally fallen in love with Montreal. But I don't speak French, which makes me afraid that I wouldn't get the full experience of that city if I were to move there.

[brucejoel99]

Not at all likely, Newfoundland & Labrador

[DINGO Joe]

If I could summer in Quebec and Winter in New Orleans, I'd do it. 

[Santander]

If I could summer in Quebec and Winter in New Orleans, I'd do it. 

That does sound like a good life.

[Kingpoleon]

Not likely/the Southern parts of Quebec/Ontario.