Small cities in Quebec and New Brunswick are being ranked as this year\u2019s most affordable places for housing in Canada by University Magazine<\/i>, a student-operated publication.<\/p>\n
Six communities in the francophone province of Quebec and four in New Brunswick were deemed by the publication to be The Best Canadian Cities For Affordable Housing 2024.<\/p>\n
Those communities are:<\/p>\n
Foreign nationals hoping to come to Canada as international students<\/a> will be interested to know that all of the New Brunswick communities on that list are served by either New Brunswick Community College campuses or its equivalent, French-language Coll\u00e8ge Communautaire du Nouveau-Brunswick campuses, and some also offer university programs.<\/p>\n Read More<\/b><\/p>\n Canada Is Becoming A Nation Of Immigrants, Says Think-Tank<\/a> The Quebec communities on the list either have or are near provincial community colleges and, in some cases, universities.<\/p>\n The student-run publication describes its top pick on the list, Thetford Mines, as offering a blend of historical charm and natural beauty, in south-central Quebec along the Becancour River in the Appalachian Mountains. The average price of a home there is $172,189.<\/p>\n All of the communities in the list have home prices ranging from that to $282,364 with most under $200,000.<\/p>\n The northern New Brunswick community of Bathurst, dubbed the Snowmobile Capital of Canada, has an extensive network of groomed trails leading all throughout the province and homes with an average price of $179,592.<\/p>\n \u201cCanada has diverse landscapes, cultures and communities, each offering unique living experiences and opportunities,\u201d notes University Magazine. \u201cFrom the bustling streets of its major cities to the serene settings of its small towns, Canada presents a myriad of options for those seeking a place to call home.\u201d<\/p>\n Canada leads the English-speaking western countries as a\u00a0destination\u00a0for international study.<\/p>\n In its\u00a0Top\u00a0Trends in International Education for 2024 and Beyond<\/i>\u00a0report, the Canadian educational technology company , reveals ApplyBoard highlighted Canada\u2019s enviable position as a favourite\u00a0destination\u00a0for international study late last year.<\/p>\n \u201cCanada processed nearly 740,000 student visa applications in 2022, shattering the previous year\u2019s record by 34 per cent \u2026 (and) 2023 is also poised for yet another all-time high,\u201d noted the report.<\/p>\n Watch Video<\/b><\/p>\n
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