conversation: User (TheRetroGamingGuys): "I don't like driving for multiple reasons, biggest reason is the cost. Problem is in my city winters get to -30 degrees Celsius even down to -40 on really bad days. So walking everywhere is not possible for me. The thing is though my city is relatively cheap so it would suck to move somewhere that's expensive just so I can walk cause the main reason for this is saving money on not paying for gas, car loan, insurance and everything else involved with owning and driving a car.\n\n\nI live in Canada btw so I would have to immigrate to the states most likely, don't know anything about moving to the states so I don't know how hard that would be to do. There's also the problem of having to pay for health care in the states, so after additional costs it might not be worth it anyways. But if anyone has any suggestions for cities that would allow me to not own a car let me know."
  Self: "The trouble is, the places that are warm enough to bike to work through the winter, are also very hot during the summer. Unless you work at a place that has on site showers, or a job that you (your co-workers, more specifically) don't mind showing up sweaty/stinky for. I have heard of people who get gym memberships to gyms close to their work, bike there, take a shower, then walk over to work.\n\nI would say the pacific northwest is your best bet for being the most mild climate, but your CoL goes up dramatically.\n\nYou could also look for work in a smaller town/city, where biking to work would be easier, and apartment costs are lower.\n\nFirst, I would look in to emigration to the US from Canada. This link seems to be helpful:\n\nhttps://www.visaplace.com/blog-immigration-law/canada-visa-news/moving-from-canada-to-usa/\n\nGood Luck!"
  doctorjzoidberg (doctorjzoidberg): "There's plenty of PNW in Canada."
  