Choosing a City
Calgary
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What to Know About Living In Calgary, Alberta
The decision to move to Canada can be life-changing. But the country is a big place and there are a lot of potential cities you could choose to call home. The city you select will play a big part in your financial success and how your life will unfold in the future. Calgary, Alberta is… read more
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Delta
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Living in Delta, BC
#alexfraserbridge A post shared by Helen Chen (@helensora) on Jan 15, 2017 at 5:29pm PST Delta is the largest municipality of the Greater Vancouver Regional District. Located at the delta of the Fraser River and having rich soils and water, Delta is one of the most important agricultural areas in Metro Vancouver. Just 27… read more
Edmonton
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What to Know About Living in Edmonton, Alberta
Are you thinking about moving to Canada? If you are, one of the biggest decisions you will have to make is what city you are going to live in. Canada is a vast country, and the city you choose to call home will have a large impact on your lifestyle, cost of living, and career. … read more
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Fort McMurray
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Living in Fort McMurray, Alberta
Fort McMurray, Alberta, is best known today for its association with the oil sands industry. It is the top employer in the region with many available jobs in oil sands and supporting industries. Although not officially a city, “Fort Mac” is considered to be the heart of one of Canada’s major oil production hub. Fort… read more
Fredericton
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Living In Fredericton, New Brunswick
Fredericton is the capital of New Brunswick with a population of 59,417. It’s the third-largest city in the province after Moncton and Saint John. Located near CFB Gagetown military base, its military history goes back over two-hundred years. The city, known for its colonial charm, is dominated by the beautiful Saint John River and is… read more
Halifax
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Living in Halifax, Nova Scotia
Living in Halifax, Nova Scotia Newcomers Guide Online This information is a guide about life in Halifax for you and your family, as new permanent residents. It may also be helpful to you if you are here as a temporary resident, a temporary foreign worker, an international student, a refugee or are just thinking about… read more
Hamilton
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What to Know About Living in Hamilton, Ontario
Are you planning to move to Canada? The city you choose to call home is a very important decision. It will play a key role in your career opportunities and financial success going forward. Living in Hamilton, Ontario is one of many cities in Canada new immigrants consider. Researching a potential landing spot will help… read more
London
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Living in London, Ontario
Life in London, Ontario Midway between Detroit and Toronto, London is at the heart of Southwestern Ontario. As the sixth-largest city in Ontario and Canada’s 10th largest city, London serves as a regional hub for surrounding communities. To newcomers the city offers affordable housing, beautiful parks, low crime rates, excellent education and health care facilities,… read more
Niagara
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Living in Niagara, Ontario
Living in the Niagara Region The Niagara Region is known for more than just its majestic waterfalls; it’s becoming a much-desired place to settle, particularly for newcomers. The region even has a dedicated website to promote immigrant settlement. The region includes the 12 communities of Fort Erie, Grimsby, Lincoln, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Niagara Falls, Pelham, Port Colborne, St.… read more
Ottawa
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What to Know About Living in Ottawa, Ontario
Those who live in Ottawa love it. If you are moving to Canada, it is a top city to consider. As the Nation’s capital city, Ottawa, Ontario offers many career options to help you succeed financially once you arrive. Where you decide to live in Canada will have a significant impact on your future. So… read more
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Prince George
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Living in Prince George, B.C.
Prince George is the “Northern Capital” of British Columbia; it’s the largest city in the northern area of the province and has a population of about 80,000. Situated at the confluence of the Fraser and Nechako Rivers, and the crossroads of Highway 16 and Highway 97, Prince George has an important role in British Columbia’s… read more
Regina
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What to Know About Living in Regina, Saskatchewan
Moving to Canada is a huge life decision. And choosing a city to land in this vast country is critical. Selecting the right city can play a vital role in your financial success once you arrive. Regina, Saskatchewan is one of the many cities in Canada that you can explore as a place to call… read more
Saskatoon
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Living in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Living in Saskatoon Saskatoon is a great multicultural city in which to live, work, study and play. Known as the City of Bridges, Saskatoon is the largest city in the province of Saskatchewan, with a population of over 260,000 (2011 census). Saskatoon is located on the banks of South Saskatchewan River, in the heart of… read more
Sudbury
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Living in Sudbury, Ontario
View this post on Instagram Science North Sudbury! Fall colours are coming soon! One of the most popular science destinations in Ontario. Built into the rocky shore of Ramsey Lake. #scienceNorth #sudbury #ramseyLake #Science #Ontario #fallcolours #travel #eriklovin.com A post shared by Erik Lovin (@erik.lovin) on Sep 13, 2018 at 6:46pm PDT Population of Sudbury… read more
Surrey
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Living in Surrey, British Columbia
Living in Surrey, British Columbia allows residents to enjoy beautiful urban forests, clean beaches, golf courses, and great ecotourism opportunities. Surrey is the second-largest city by population in British Columbia and is located only 23 kilometres from Vancouver Centre. And, housing is more affordable than Vancouver. So, many people choose to live in Surrey and… read more
Thunder Bay
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Living in Thunder Bay, Ontario
Living in Thunder Bay, Ontario Thunder Bay is the capital of Northwestern Ontario and offers a relaxing, natural atmosphere with lively urban space, making it one of the most diverse places to live, learn, work, do business and play. Weather Thunder Bay is the sunniest city in eastern Canada with an average of 2167 hours… read more
Toronto
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Living in Toronto, Ontario
Living in Toronto The City of Toronto is one of the top destinations for newcomers to Canada. That’s not surprising as it’s the largest and one of the most diverse cities in Canada. In 2017, BBC Radio named Toronto the most diverse city in the world.
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Vancouver
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Living in Vancouver, B.C.
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Jarvsky 📸 (@jarvsky1) Living in Vancouver, British Columbia The City of Vancouver is one of the top destinations for newcomers to Canada, particularly from the Asia-Pacific Region. That’s not surprising as it’s one of the most beautiful, livable cities in Canada and the world. It offers… read more
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Waterloo
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What to Know About Living in Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario
Moving to Canada is a big decision. And choosing the right city to settle in is another crucial decision. The city you select will affect your career, earning potential, living expenses and quality of life. And, it can greatly determine your future success in Canada. Kitchener-Waterloo region is one of many cities to consider living… read more
Winnipeg
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Living in Winnipeg, Manitoba
Winnipeg is the capital city of Manitoba and the largest city in the province. Over the past decade the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program brought to Canada immigrants in record numbers and Winnipeg became home to more than 60,000 newcomers. The strong population growth boosted Winnipeg’s economy, which was recently rated the third-fastest growing economy among… read more
York Region
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Living in York Region, Ontario
Living in York Region The Regional Municipality of York, known also as York Region, is part of the Greater Toronto Area and the Inner Ring of the Golden Horseshoe. It is a confederation of 9 municipalities: Aurora, East Gwillimbury, Georgina, King, Markham, Newmarket, Richmond Hill, Vaughan, and Whitchurch-Stouffville. The regional government’s headquarters is in Newmarket.… read more