Best Places to Live in Canada
Nov.16.2006
Money Sense Magazine published a list of the best places to live in Canada. You can download the article here. And the top ten list really surprised me. Here it is:
- Leamington, Ontario
- Guelph, Ontario
- Lloydminster, Saskatchewan
- Grande Praire, Alberta
- Kitchener, Ontario
- Cobourg, Ontario
- Hamilton, Ontario
- Red Deer, Alberta
- Calgary, Alberta
- Halifax, Nova Scotia
Leamington is the best place to live in Canada? A bit of a surprise to me.
Located on the shore of Lake Erie, Leamington enjoys the second warmest climate in Canada after Vancouver Island. Tomatoes are big business in Leamington. And birds migrate in huge numbers at Point Pelee National Park adjacent to the town of Leamington.
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Hamilton is hole within a hole. Moved there from Toronto to raise a family while still making Big City money. Travel time during evening rush hour once you hit Oakville is standstill for 2 hours, the city did smell even though we were closer to Stoney Creek, the people are extremely backwards and hate big city people. The only good side was McMaster hospital during my wife’s pregnancy. Get from one side of the city to the other in 20 minutes and never worry about parking. But had to move back to Toronto…wasn’t worth it and the whole city feels like welfare since 80% of them are on it and are proud of it.
NEVER MOVE TO HAMILTON!!!
where does the horrad city of London On fair! Don’t plug anything in or breathe you’ll be taxed, and when you Die the Premier will tax you with his HST . Be a hillbilly, get candles, make moonshine, or you will pay in this horrrrrrrad city !