Breakdown the good the bad and the ugly of Sweden and Canada

[vikingcowboy]

Hi new here

Have done a lot of research on Canada and found them to be on nearly every single list 'Richest Country list', 'Wealthiest country list', 'Safest country list', 'Lowest crime list', 'Best places to start business' 'happiest country list'.

I'm thinking of starting businesses such as a World-Class-London-esque EDM Nightclub and Fitness Gym. I want to know the good the bad and the ugly from both cities. Organized crime, ease of business etc. We have to be talking numbers though, can it pull in over 10k occupants in a single Nightclub?

Stockholm (Sweden). Sweden has been neutral in both WW and is playing a peacekeeping role in the war similar to Canada. Sweden is the most creative nation and greenest country in Europe. A very unique lifestyle in which to be accepted you must do things the Swedish way. Certain lifestyle choices are frowned upon while being sexually liberated is not. Swedes are the most creative nation.

If I did compare a place in Europe it would be Stockholm (Sweden) vs Ottawa, Toronto or Vancouver. Which of these has the most potential and is nicest? Breakdown the good the bad and the ugly of both.

All relevant posts welcome.

 

[Sean]

You made a new alt to post exactly the same shit as your old alt?

 

[fuckwaffle]

If you're looking for a subsidy or handout, either would do. They're both nanny states where the government will look after you from cradle to grave. Of course you might be in the grave sooner than you want.

 

[LiFeNdEaTh]

canada *hands down*

 

[fuckwaffle]

canada *hands down*

Ya, I hear you reach the grave sooner there.

 

[hogjack]

please die​

 

[Liar]

Broken record.

 

[stephen55]

Hi new here

Have done a lot of research on Canada and found them to be on nearly every single list 'Richest Country list', 'Wealthiest country list', 'Safest country list', 'Lowest crime list', 'Best places to start business' 'happiest country list'.

I'm thinking of starting businesses such as a World-Class-London-esque EDM Nightclub and Fitness Gym. I want to know the good the bad and the ugly from both cities. Organized crime, ease of business etc. We have to be talking numbers though, can it pull in over 10k occupants in a single Nightclub?

Stockholm (Sweden). Sweden has been neutral in both WW and is playing a peacekeeping role in the war similar to Canada. Sweden is the most creative nation and greenest country in Europe. A very unique lifestyle in which to be accepted you must do things the Swedish way. Certain lifestyle choices are frowned upon while being sexually liberated is not. Swedes are the most creative nation.

If I did compare a place in Europe it would be Stockholm (Sweden) vs Ottawa, Toronto or Vancouver. Which of these has the most potential and is nicest? Breakdown the good the bad and the ugly of both.

All relevant posts welcome.

Canadians don't need you for their happiness, or their fitness. But feel free to start a business in Canada.

 

[hogjack]

2nd Appeal: Please die​

 

[LiFeNdEaTh]

Ya, I hear you reach the grave sooner there.

lol why is that?

 

[Damsel76]

Stockholm (Sweden). Sweden has been neutral in both WW and is playing a peacekeeping role in the war similar to Canada. Sweden is the most creative nation and greenest country in Europe. A very unique lifestyle in which to be accepted you must do things the Swedish way. Certain lifestyle choices are frowned upon while being sexually liberated is not. Swedes are the most creative nation.

All relevant posts welcome.

Sorry, I need to bring you down a bit... It is great to be a peacekeeper, when your neighbor have been busy keeping Russia out of your gates. It's great to be creative and green, when you don't have guts to stand your grounds. Swedes are also the most sissy nation.

Canadiens gave us mapple suryp, Swedes gave us to Russia. My answer is legendary... Canada ;-)

Sincerely,
Your relevant and annoying neighbor. Hint: Not Norway.

 

[vikingcowboy]

OK Seeing as I'm young and inexperienced at this, for now I think I'll make an upscale house with the design of a Nightclub. I have thought of ideas for a Nightclub entity where private bookings are only allowed or where you need to wear name badges, but I'm too worried about crime and 'accidents' occurring. I do not really need a Nightclub to 'make monkey', I was going to start one to be the new Guinness Book of Records holder for the World's biggest Nightclub.

 

[TWB]

I like Canada, but I would do Sweden anytime.

 

[vikingcowboy]

Canada and Sweden have two of its cities in
15 best new cities for business

http://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortune/global500/2011/hottest_cities/

Sweden and Canada have high standards of living. It may not be as fun as Germany where booze is cheap and party life is off the charts. But Toronto Canada has more skyscrapers being built than NYC USA and Vancouver is one big city used in film industry.

I was thinking more along the lines of using my venue when making films so it's gonna be on movies.

 

[shoulderblade]

If I did compare a place in Europe it would be Stockholm (Sweden) vs Ottawa, Toronto or Vancouver. Which of these has the most potential and is nicest? Breakdown the good the bad and the ugly of both.

All relevant posts welcome.

There is a bit of a comparing apples and oranges problem going on here. Sweeden is small, compact and has its own language whereas Canada is huge by geography and as about diverse as you can get as well as having two languages it inherited from Europe. (For example it is roughly a 2,000 mi. drive from Toronto to Vancouver)

Ottawa is a government town and quite cold in winter. Both Toronto and Vancouver have 'futures' though Toronto is falling apart and Vancouver is hemmed in for growth land by the mountains. Actually growth in 2012 is happening in the smaller cities rather than the larger ones.

Hmm. In answer to your original question Canada has a much better future more land, more people, more natural resources, proximity to the US markets, two international languages rather than a local one, is not in Europe.