Medicated

Having visited Canada Michelle

I fell in love with not only the scenery
but the politeness of the Canadian people.

Had I been some years younger, I would
have not thought twice about emigrating
to such a civilised country. 

I am not familiar with the immigration process that well, but I can summarize what I know.

There's a 1200 point system for scoring your application, and you can get 600 points for a provincial program nomination right away.
You also have to take an English or a French language test, as well as provide information about your foreign work experience, Canadian work experience (if any), education level, and some other factors.
If you are immigrating for reasons other than family reunification and refugee status, you can apply through a program called Express Entry, which means you have to be eligible under either the Federal Skilled Worker Program, the Canadian Experience Class, or the Federal Skilled Trades Program.  And each province has different criteria on how to move in, involving Provincial Nominee Programs, which may also, and also may not be a part of Express Entry.

Here, if that information interests you, you can find more at this site where I've referenced the above information.

moving2canada.com/immigration-to-canada-from-the-usa/

Depending on where in America you are coming from and where in Canada you wish to live, you may find the cost of living higher or lower in comparison.  I feel like no matter where you live, there is work to be done.  Certain sectors have been hit hard by COVID, while the pandemic itself is generating activity in other sectors.  Here is a page that tells you the minimum wage for each province.  

www.retailcouncil.org/resources/quick-facts/minimum-wage-by-province/

David may call Canada civilized but the psychiatric system exists as it does in your countries as well; do you find your countries civilized?

I digress and am sorry for showing my bitter views, but if anyone knows of a better or of /the/ best place for the diagnosed mentally ill to reside, let me be the first to ask that person to divulge where such a place is, and whether freedom/happiness exists, or is promised there.

As far as psychiatric care in my country they want them to make thier own decisions unless they get into trouble with the law and then a judge can mandate. We used to have psychiatric hospitals where they lived at but they got rid of all of those. The only hospitals now they treat them and in a few days after they stabilize them they send them out in thier way.
We don't have socialized medicine so unless you have hospitization the meds are not covered. They are very expensive here. When I was in mine it was $1000 per month but I got lucky and the pharmaceutical company gave me assistance. Also I had no coverage when I came down I'll so I had a huge bill. Had to put it in my bankruptcy.

I forgot to inquire what the reproductive  rate of this virus is 
in your location?

Like Michelle I too  inquire
as the the current 'state of play'
with you?

I agree with what David has said meds. Can you just pop in to at least let us know your ok? That would be nice to know if your alright and just taking a break.

I trust all is well with you currently Meds