By the way, which one’s Pink?
Floyd.
Yes! I hope Canada becomes the art capital of the world!
Canada should take advantage of this situation to hire US scientists and doctors too.
Reminds me of another place that took in a lot of scientists running away from a Nazi rejime.
Sadly the opposite is happening right now for healthcare and research. Wages are low, housing is expensive. In the states wages are higher and housing is cheaper, its a no brainer. I’ve seen MASSIVE brain drain over the years, hopefully wages adjust or housing crashes or both but we definitely need to reassess our priorities.
One thing to note, though, with the current situation in the US is that people are deciding against coming here for work in many of those sectors. From science and engineering to doctors and college professors, I’ve heard multiple people saying that their European colleagues have turned down jobs in the US.
Canada has been fighting a war on science almost as long as the US (I remember hearing about issues with the conservative government in Canada back during the 2000s), but this is a real time of opportunity to bring smart people in.
If the may talented Canadians that work in the USA returned it would definitely benefit Canada artistically.
They’re already the movie and TV show making capital. They’ve got a head start.
Is Bob Ezrin that obscure? Dude is a legend
Eh, I know that the pink Floyd producer is a legend but wouldn’t have recognized his name.
I think they should have titled it “Bob Ezrin, producer of Pink Floyd’s “The Wall” renounces American citizenship in a return to Canada”
I get it, but also regret that there is one less person voting against evil, assuming that will continue mattering.
One less rich person contributing taxes to evil.
We don’t get to vote against evil here.
American here. I’d love to do the same. My company even has a branch in Toronto that maybe I could transfer to, but I’m under a year in and I don’t think they’d allow it currently.
Y’all got rid of the grandfather clause for citizenship, right? My grandmother was born in Newfoundland, wish I could take advantage of that.
Your grandmother might not even be Canadian, if she was born before 1949 and left.
She was, and did. Long dead now, so doubt it matters.
You might have a claim to British citizenship. It would be really difficult to prove, though.
Look into whether your profession is listed under their “express entry” program, they fast-track skilled labor.
Interesting, thanks! Looks like I’m at least a TEER 2, possibly TEER 1, and otherwise fit a lot of the metrics for points due to age, education, language, etc. Gonna discuss with the wife.
I wish I had the resources to do similar.
I remember people arguing against russian people saying that they shouldn’t be allowed anywhere outside their country and if they are unhappy with it they should march to the cremlin. I’m gonna guess same goes for americans, right?
Excellent straw man
