Toronto has been chosen as the best large city to live in, according to the annual rankings of the Economist Magazine's Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU).
Canada's largest city topped 50 other locations based on the rankings of safety, liveability, democracy, cost and other indicators relevant to…
Ottawa lost its title as Canada’s best large city but hung on to a close second in MoneySense magazine’s 2013 rankings. Ranking sixth overall, Canada’s capital city is clean, safe, highly educated and offers a relatively low cost of living compared to Canada’s other large cities.
With a g…
According to MoneySense magazine, Calgary is Canada’s most liveable large city in 2013, jumping from its rank of 12th in 2012. Sunny skies, employment opportunities, a strong economy and a dynamic housing market all contribute to Calgary’s appeal for metropolitan living.
Calgary is also an ho…