MoneySense has finally revealed
this year’s best places to live in Canada with Oakville and Ontario on the top
position.
This online finance magazine,
MoneySense, has reviewed 415 Canadian cities with respect to 10 categories
which are wealth and economy, affordability, population growth, taxes, commute,
crime, weather, access to health care, amenities and culture.
Why Oakville stands on the top?
Because it has low unemployment ratio, growing population, low crime rate, and
high income.
The rate of unemployment is only
5.7% while the average household income of the people is $161,540.
“Our data-driven analysis pegs Oakville as not only the best place to
live overall but the best place for new Canadians, the third best place to
retire and the fifth best place to raise a family. It’s certainly not the
cheapest city in the country, but it has attracted a growing and increasingly
diverse population because of its many strong points,” writes MoneySense.
Oakville marked its place up in
14 spots as compare to 2017, taking Ottawa’s place.
The major cities of Canada like
Toronto, stands at 16, Calgary at 30, Vancouver at 88, and Montreal down in the
list at 241.
1. Oakville,
ON
2. Ottawa,
ON
3. Russell,
ON
4. Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville,
QC
5. Lacombe,
AB
6. Milton,
ON
7. Canmore,
AB
8. Westmount,
QC
9. Saint-Lambert,
QC
10. Halton
Hills, ON
11. Camrose,
AB
12. Red
Deer, AB
13. Mont-Royal,
QC
14. Saugeen
Shores, ON
15. Fort
St. John, BC
16. Toronto,
ON
17. Lévis,
QC
18. King,
ON
19. St.
Albert, AB
20. Whistler,
BC
21. The
Nation, ON
22. Bonnyville
(District No. 87), AB
23. Newmarket,
ON
24. New
Tecumseth, ON
25. Whitby,
ON
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