Canada, Australia etc. are they any better regarding toxic mold?

[Guest guest]

I realize most of the members of this group are from USA. Only a few

of us are from Europe. Judging by all the posts so far, the situation

in USA regarding toxic mold looks pretty bad. It seems it's almost

everywhere, especially for not so well-to-do people. In Europe it

seems that the problem is a lot less prominent, and the

cross-contamination from tourists plays the major role in spreading

this plague.

Does anyone know if the situation is any better in Canada, Australia,

New Zealand, South America etc.? I heard the government in Canada

takes toxic mold problem very seriously.

Also, what are the chances of someone who has a University degree in

English language and literature and is 35 years old to successfully

immigrate to these countries?

-Branislav