[unclebilly]

Where to live in Canada? Depends on if you want to retire someday... Alberta is the place to be to make money provided you are willing to work.

Some provinces use salt in the winter time, others have started to put down fertillizer instead which should be less corrosive and have good environmental effects.

The cost of living in B.C. is higher but there are more governemnt jobs there if that is what you are looking for. The taxation rate there is also amoung the highest in the country.

Alberta is also the province that houses Banff and Jasper national parks, and Kananaskis provincial park (where the G8 - or was it G7 summit was held a few years ago). You would have to get used to - 20°C days in the winter tho.

BTW - my house in Calgary is currently for sale and it has a 26 X 30 garage with in floor heating and 10' ceilings. $410,000, centrally located in Calgary's SW.