Or if you have older family members you care about. Or if you don't want your children having to practice 'active shooter' drills during their school days.

My grandparents emigrated from the US to Canada in the late 80s when they were in their 60s. One of their daughters had married a Canadian decades before and she sponsored them. They loved it. They felt like they got better care up there.

I think 26-45 might be the more realistic ideal range. Even then, if you have chronic health problems, godspeed.

There's certainly more wealth available if you have the means to get it though.

The meme goes that in Canada if you have an expensive healthcare need the government will offer euthanasia. Is that not true? How come euthanasia is now the fourth leading cause of death in Canada?

Is it because people outside of 18 and 65 don't have to pay rent or a mortgage? Also one of the often touted benefits of Canada to US is the public healthcare system, but after 65 most people are on Medicare which is adequate and under 25 generally under your parents insurance.

Genuinely curious whats better under Canadian system for the young and old.