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Six Canadian Cities Named Among World’s Best For 2025
Toronto leads Canadian cities in the 2025 World’s Best Cities rankings, securing 15th place globally. Discover how Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Ottawa, Calgary, and Edmonton shine in livability, cultural vibrancy, and economic prosperity, reflecting Canada’s global appeal.
Vancouver, Montreal, and Toronto Ranked Among Top 20 Cities for Solo Travellers
Explore the rise of solo travel in 2024, with Vancouver, Montreal, and Toronto ranked among the world’s top cities for solo adventurers.
Winnipeg Called Canada Immigration Success Story by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau
Winnipeg has been called an “extraordinary example” of successful immigration by Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. He said in an interview with Global News that
Immigration Fuels Montreal’s 5.3% Population Growth In The Last Year
The city of Montreal has witnessed a 5.3 per cent increase in its population over just a year thanks to the post-pandemic resumption of immigration.
Ranking Canadian Cities By Rental Cost
The average rent for one and two-bedroom apartments in 35 cities across Canada featured in the Rentals.ca November 2023 report. According to the study, the
Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Ottawa And Calgary Ranked Among 100 Best Cities In The World
Toronto, the biggest city in Canada, rose in the rankings of the top cities in the world this year, inching up a notch to the
Navigating Montreal’s Rental Scene: Everything You Need to Know
Sponsored Content Montreal, with its rich cultural tapestry, diverse neighborhoods, and dynamic lifestyle, presents an array of choices for apartment seekers. While the prospect is
Canada’s 10 Best Cities to Find a Job Despite COVID-19 Second Wave
Foreign nationals looking for work in Canada should keep an eye out on the mid-sized British Columbia city of Kelowna which is now ranked the
Immigration Main Source of Population Growth in Cities: Statistics Canada(Audio)
Montreal is now home to 4 million people. The latest population estimates from Statistics Canada upgraded the region’s population to 4,027,100 as of July 1,