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Hay, I’m from Southeast Europe, but currently I live in Alberta, Canada. Like many people in this world, I would like to find better place to live. Because US government is really pissing me off every day more and more I’m looking for some other English-Speaking country. The most I’m interested in Vancouver, BC and London, UK. I know London is pretty expensive, but I heard that’s cheaper in London Area, outside of London. I’ve been once in London, bur when I was a little kid, and I’ve been in Vancouver, too, but only for 24h. So I’m interested if someone can tell me advantages and disadvantages of these 2 cities (Of course not in the tourist way). I would appreciate every comment, experience or anything that would be helpful. As more information as you can tell me it’s better. Thanks in advance. All the Best, people.