5 Best Places To Live In Canada
Canada is well known in a high quality of life and standards of living which based on a variety of factors, including cost of living, employment, education, health, housing and friendly environment. Here we share some of Canada’s best cities to live in 2018 for new immigrants.
Toronto, Ontario
Toronto, is best known for being the most populous city in all of Canada with nearly 3 million people!
A large percentage of Toronto’s diverse population are immigrants with nearly 50% being born outside of Canada territory.
Being very populated the Toronto area produces more than 50% of all of Canada’s manufactured products.
The unemployment rate in Toronto is very low and many individuals find their personal income to be very satisfactory with a variety of job opportunities in the area.
Toronto is well known in high quality of life and demonstrating excellency in innovation, health, safety and security, and ease of doing business.
For business, Toronto is a very powerful economic city and it is home to Canada’s largest concentration of private information technology (IT) companies.
With a diversified population, great job opportunities and so much to explore Toronto is defiantly the place to live in when you land in Canada for the very first time.
Calgary, Alberta
Calgary is the main and biggest city in Alberta and the third-largest urban area in Canada, with 1.3 million people living in Calgary it makes it very vibrate and attractive in the Alberta Province.
Calgary is well known for being attractive especially for engineers, mechanics, miners, and entrepreneurs.
Crime rate in the area is low and unemployment is slowly improving when we can clearly see more and more new immigrants coming to live and work in Calgary.
In the year of 2015, Calgary had the highest number of millionaires per capita of any major city in Canada mainly due to its reach and stable oil mining industry.
With great environment and a very rational housing prices Calgary is a great place to live in if you plan on coming to the Alberta Province.
Vancouver, British Columbia
Vancouver is well known for being Canada’s most populated area with around 650,000 people living in the area and also being A popular destination for South Asian and Chinese immigrants.
Being known as most ethnically- and linguistically-diverse city over 50% of its population are not a native English speaker.
Vancouver is a port city and well known for its marvelous landscapes and popular filming location for many individual’s professionals.
The cost of living and housing prices in Vancouver are particularly high comparing to other places in Canada but the average income and style of living in the area are making a great compensation.
Vancouver is for most one of the beautiful and welcoming cities in Canada and is a home for many individuals coming to live in Canada as Permanent Residents.
Montreal, Quebec
Montreal located north of the U.S. border is being the home to approximately 1.8 million people it is also Canada’s largest city in the Quebec Province.
Montreal is Canada’s second-largest economy and is in charge for approximately 40% of Quebec’s Gross Domestic Product.
In the city of Montreal, you can find the main official language French being spoken widely in the area with around 80% of its population.
With a strong and stable economic environment Montreal is the home for many big Canadian corporations such as: The Canadian Space Agency, Bell Canada, Air Canada, the National Bank of Canada, and some other major corporations.
Ottawa, Ontario
The capital city of Canada offers the highest standard of living in the country, and it also regularly listed among Canada’s top ten cities for retirement.
The population in Ottawa is around 950,000 people and has the most educated population among Canadian cities.
Ottawa ranked 2nd nationally and 24th worldwide in the quality of life per capita and is regularly ranked as the best place to live in Canada.
Most of Ottawa’s main employer is the Federal government, and it has lately become a high-tech city earning the name “The Silicon Valley of the North”.
Ottawa ranked as the best place to live in Canada for numerous time as it has a very low crime rate high quality of life and low population.
