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Best cities to live in Canada ranked! | Canadian Immigrant

Best cities to live in Canada ranked! | Canadian Immigrant


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Best cities to live in Canada ranked!

March 13, 2014

Cities in Alberta top the list of best places to live in Canada, according to MoneySense magazine. Looking at factors like population, unemployment rates, household incomes, house prices and property taxes, the ranking puts St. Albert, Alberta, as number 1 on the list, followed by Calgary and
Strathcona County.

Ottawa and Burlington are fourth and fifth on the list, with Quebec’s Boucherville sixth.  Oakville, Ontario,
Edmonton, Alberta, Regina, Saskatchewan, and Quebec City round out the top 10.  The province of B.C. doesn’t show up until number 14 with Saanich, on Vancouver Island. The Atlantic Provinces are reflected at
the earliest in the 16th spot, with Moncton, New Brunswick.


But the list varies quite a bit when talking about the best places for newcomers. MoneySense has adjusted its overall rankings for new immigrants by looking at immigrant population numbers, average rent and the unemployment rate in the cities. The top 10 cities for new immigrants are:

Best cities for new immigrants	Immigrant population percentage	Unemployment rate
1. Ottawa	20.4%	7%
2. Burlington, Ontario	16.4%	5.8%
3. Saanich, B.C.	17.6%	5.7%
4. Brossard, Quebec	35.6%	6.3%
5. Brandon, Manitoba	14.7%	5.7%
6. Winnipeg	21%	5.7%
7. Saskatoon	13.7%	5.5%
8. North Vancouver	30.2%	6.1%
9. Calgary	25.4%	5.9%
10. Vancouver	44.4%	7.1%

Vancouver's Greenest City Initiative is impossible because Canada does not meet the KIOTO standard!

Vancouver can never be the greenest City in Northamerica, because Canada does not meet the KIOTO standard!
Canada = Vancouver is not part of the green sustainable green world club.

Canada to update tariff system for first time since 1974: Will it hurt consumers? | CTV News

Canada to update tariff system for first time since 1974: Will it hurt consumers? | CTV News

How are women doing in Canada?

How are women doing in Canada?

With the arrival of International Women’s Day March 8 , you may have asked yourself, “How are Canadian women faring?”

The answer is rather discouraging for all Canadian Parties and for it society.

Women continue to earn only .71 cents for every dollar a man earns, the average is even lower for aboriginal women and other visible minorities. Women under 30 make the lowest wages in Canada. The called aboriginal or "First Nations" had to support the worsted conditions in Canada, a member of the G-7 countries (part of the richest countries in the world - what ever this means).

Canada continues to lag behind other countries in our representation in government, with women accounting for only 25% of MPs in Parliament. 

Vancouver...... um Vancouver herum gibt es schöne Landschaften, aber sehr wenig Kultur im Vergleich zu den USA,

Vancouver, BC, Kanada...... um Vancouver herum gibt es schöne Landschaften, aber sehr wenig Kultur im Vergleich zu den USA, wo die Menschen offener, netter und galanter sind..... Kanada ist viel inszenierter Schein und wenig dahinter..... tolles Marketing hin nach außen.... sehr, sehr viel Armut auf den Straßen..... es wir immer mehr..... und deutlicher...... es ist furchtbar.... zerlumpte Menschen, Väter mit ihren kleinen Kindern oder Opas und Omas mit ihre Enkel wühlen im den Müllsäcken oder Mülleimer herum etc ...... furchtbar..... das alle im reichen Stadtviertel Kitsilano, Vancouver, Britisch Kolumbien.... Kanada

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The 100th Grey Cup $1 coin | Royal Canadian Mint

The 100th Grey Cup $1 coin | Royal Canadian Mint