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I have a few questions:
1. if a person is willing to live in a modest 1BR apartment within bicycle range to the U.S. border, would they be able to handle rent, groceries and utilities and have anything left over if they ate frugally and didn't use AC?
2. I'd need broadband internet access, and I know it's offered there, but is it common enough to where I won't have to ask if it's possible to set up service before moving in somewhere? Are the highest speed options up to par with what's available in the U.S.? (I'm an avid computer gamer, hehe)
3. I do happen to be in a wheelchair, so I'd be mainly getting around with a handcycle (just as fast as a bike basically) since I assume public transportation there isn't accessible. Therefore I'd be carrying non-lethal self defense items such as tasers/pepper spray. Are those things legal there?
1. if a person is willing to live in a modest 1BR apartment within bicycle range to the U.S. border, would they be able to handle rent, groceries and utilities and have anything left over if they ate frugally and didn't use AC?
2. I'd need broadband internet access, and I know it's offered there, but is it common enough to where I won't have to ask if it's possible to set up service before moving in somewhere? Are the highest speed options up to par with what's available in the U.S.? (I'm an avid computer gamer, hehe)
3. I do happen to be in a wheelchair, so I'd be mainly getting around with a handcycle (just as fast as a bike basically) since I assume public transportation there isn't accessible. Therefore I'd be carrying non-lethal self defense items such as tasers/pepper spray. Are those things legal there?