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Australia.Better pay...Isolated from the rest of the worldbudget surplus' ;-PTax cuts.strong economylow unemployemnt 4.5% avg. QLD = 4% WA=3.6?lots of area. only 20.8 million to it.lots of beachescan have hot climates ie, cairns, townsville, darwin or cooler in victoria (in summer it gets hot still)Strong stock marketLarge investments in infrastructure taking place. not only government but private too such as mining companies have $140 billion worth of infrastructure project happening at the moment in Australia.Yeah it's got drought but drought period come and go. and during survivalist times you'll find water no problem.
in canada.here is my view on canuk land.pros1 lots of water2 lots of game deer, moose, bears3 lots of fishing i personally caught a 30 pound catfish and a 20 pound carp on my first fishing trip in canada when i was 124 lots of trees which can be used for everything frombuilding houses to a good source of live protein ie bugs5 friendly peoples who love a good beer molson lagerthese is some of the reasons i suggest canda as a good resort to sit x
The provinces can be found here: http://www.infoplease.com/atlas/canada.html. Ontario, British Columbia and Alberta have the most jobs for English Speakers. If you speak French as well, you can look at Quebec. The other provinces have jobs, but unemployement is higher and less corporations are based there. Alberta is a big energy sector (oil and gas). Ontario is more manufacturing and banking. British Columbia has a lot of natural resource based industries. Quebec has banking and manufacturing as well as natural resources. Mining is big across Canada. All other industries are represented, but in small numbers than you would find in the U.S.You can do a search of cost of living, but I think it's probably similar to Australia. Big cities in Canada are more expensive than smaller cities, with Vancouver and Toronto having the highest cost of living, but I understand that Calgary is catching up in that regard (but there is a lot of money their now with the price of oil recently).Canada is very well developed with infrastructure, though public transit and rail transit isn't great. It's fly or drive, mostly. If you live right in the heart of a city, public transit is a decent option. But if you want to live in a house with a yard, you'll most likely need a car (or plan to live very close to a train station, which isn't always possible).People in Canada are nice and accepting of immigrants. As I stated above, there are a large Russians immigrant population in Canada. Depending on your desire, you can either spend time within the Russian community, or make friends in the larger community. It's no problem either way.
