Living in Canada – Life in Canada Canadian Locations, Life and Jobs Living in Canada: Your independent guide to getting the most out of Canada. Toronto Toronto is Canada’s biggest …

The Canadian Magazine MoneySense rates Ottawa as Canada’s second best city. Ottawa scores strongly in most categories and particularly strongly for amenities, wealth and economy, …

House prices in Canada have continued to rise, while prices in many other countries have either changed little or fallen. Prices are higher in Canada’s big cities than they are in the …

Canada lies north of the USA and is the world’s second largest country. The vast majority of Canada’s population lives near the southern border with the USA.

Employment prospects for registered nurses are very good in Canada. The government forecasts that as the Canadian population ages, demand for health services will increase substantially, …

Canada’s 35 million residents enjoy virtually unlimited recreational opportunities, and you might be forgiven for thinking you have found your dream location. Unfortunately, for many migrants, …

Toronto sits in Southern Ontario’s ‘Golden Horseshoe’: 8 million people – over one-quarter of Canada’s total population – live in this densely populated region.

Montreal has been overtaken by Toronto as Canada’s commercial capital, but it is still an important hub for commerce, arts, culture and architecture. Montreal’s province, Quebec, is …

Calgary is one of Canada’s wealthiest cities. Low taxes have brought many businesses to Calgary. Small businesses in Alberta pay just 2 percent tax, and there a 10% payroll tax. …

The Climates of Canada’s Cities Compared Canada Climate Average Daily Maximum – Minimum – Sunshine – Raindays – Snowdays – Snowdepth – Windspeed Climate of Vancouver, British …