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Canada recruits high-skilled foreigners in US – and gets 10,000 applications
(www.theguardian.com)
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The bills are lower though
I doubt high-skilled tech workers are worried about being able to pay their bills.
I understand where you're coming from, but we're taking about having a really high paying job in the US or a high paying job in Canada. The types of jobs getting H1-B visas are high paying tech jobs.
Things are also more expensive than you might think in the US. And there always seems to be a lot of social pressure to spend more money in the US - more so than Canada in my experience. So in a lot of ways, you could be better off in some places even if you have a lower paying job.