Yeah Detroit is great if you like food deserts.  I may not live in the nicest section of Fort Worth but their are plenty of real grocery stores in a five mile radius from where I live.

Oh did I mention the population levels are much smaller. You can live in a city with about 2 million people like Vancouver. Or a half hour out in a city with only 100,000 people. I myself live in a city with nearly 200,000 people and its awesome. But you can choose a small town of 10,000 to as few as 500. Or maybe you want to live in a secluded area as few as 10 homes. Chose to live in an Urban Metropolis a Suburban town or hick town out in the middle of nowhere. Plus free medical high quality affordable education.

I'll put this into perspective. Americans are being smuggled into Canada. Mexicans today are being smuggled across the US border and then smuggled north and across our border. Immigrants are skipping America or fleeing it. We will need to start putting up fences and keeping the American immigrants out.

That is what the current climate is! Americans are running north trying to get into Canada. Do you really want to move to a country who's citizens are fleeing to Canada?

I've been to the ones bolded. Toronto is quite built up now due to a wave of Black and Asian immigrants, however the Roger Stadium is a great spectacule to be at. Ottawa is just simply wonderful in my opinion. Are you also going to Montreal during the F1 race?

You're probably right, Canada is way more suited to me and relates more to the UK. Even F1 has a great market there.

The above is where my Family usually goes for Vacation. It is Naples, Florida. Really, really pretty Town/City. It also has a quite high standard of living.

I have no idea. Probably not, my brother would be more excited if we were.

If you read my other post you would know that that is Naples, FL. My Family usually goes there to get away from Orlando/Central Florida.

I would ask what type of life you want to carve out for yourself and ask where you would be better off living. There are a lot of opportunities in both the UK and the USA, what specifically makes the USA more suited to you and your goals in life?

To be honest I might reconsider my choice and change it to Canada. I loved my time staying there last year and some years before.