Comparison of immigration to Canada and the United States

Immigration policies:
Canada accepts people based on their job and qualifications, and the United States mostly based on family relationships. Almost two-thirds of Canadian immigrants are people who immigrated for work.

Residence after education:
In Canada, graduates can apply for permanent residence by working in their field of study with the Express Entry (Drontario) method. But these people in America can apply for a work visa if they have a job offer.

medical expenses:
In America, it is private, while Canadians do not pay to see a doctor, because the cost of the hospital or doctor is covered by the government budget.

life expenses:

In general, both countries are expensive. The cost of living in Canada is lower than in the US. According to research, the cost of living in Toronto is 25% lower than New York City. In general, Canada is for people who have or want to have children
They have more suitable conditions for starting a family.