Canada's Best Places to Live 2011
Best Places to Live 2011
http://www.moneysense.ca/2011/03/29/...-to-live-2011/ |
Re: Canada's Best Places to Live 2011
La Tuque looks rather nice.
http://www.moneysense.ca/2011/03/15/...-tuque-quebec/ I'd sooner give it a go than plod through the years in Ottawa or Burlington. |
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A location on NS's fabled North Shore, dead last? Surely shome mistake!;)
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The thing makes me wonder about these lists is how much they change from year to year. Surely a decent place to live would not change that much in a short time?
I think Ottawa and Victoria has been top for a few years now, but other places seem to me to bounce around a fair bit. Leamington, now 47th, was top only a few years ago. Then again, when I came to Quinte it was ranked the best place in Ontario, Ontario was rated best in Canada, and CAnada was #1 with the UN, so it was literally "The best place in the world". Downhill all the way since I turned up for some reason...:ohmy: Belleville is rated 55th on this iteration of the list, although I am a little suprised to see it ranked well for job prospects, but poorly for access to healthcare. I thought the opposite would be true based on local experience... Another oddity is Kingston, rated 4 for access to healthcare is only a 45 minute drive away, and much of our health care is based on access to the same consultants there anyway... Belleville rated at 139th. |
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The bottom line is "there is not a BEST place to live".
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I was quite happy to see that Calgary has fallen out of the top ten.
But Edmonton (8) ahead of Calgary (16) and Vancouver (29). :eek::eek::rofl::rofl::rofl: |
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It's all nonsense really- how can they make a decision without a "best for the children" category?
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mmmm i'm surprised that my little oasis is nowhere on that list.
That's ok, we like to keep 'the middle of bum f**k nowhere' our little secret. |
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Wasnt Vancouver no.1 and Calgary No.5 in the top places in the world to live? but are not in the top 10 places to live in Canada..how does that work?
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Originally Posted by cheeky_monkey
(Post 9284458)
Wasnt Vancouver no.1 and Calgary No.5 in the top places in the world to live? but are not in the top 10 places to live in Canada..how does that work?
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New Glasgow came 180th. Not much of a change from Old Glasgow then.;)
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See, I keep telling you how bloody brilliant Manitoba is and you won't listen will you:D
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Re: Canada's Best Places to Live 2011
Originally Posted by fledermaus
(Post 9284352)
It's all nonsense really- how can they make a decision without a "best for the children" category?
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Re: Canada's Best Places to Live 2011
Originally Posted by fledermaus
(Post 9284352)
It's all nonsense really- how can they make a decision without a "best for the children" category?
Originally Posted by Tangram
(Post 9284543)
Absolutely correct.
Isn't it written in the immigrants handbook that Canada is universally "best for the children" so when choosing a locale within Canada this is a moot point. :) |
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Originally Posted by Steve_P
(Post 9284556)
I disagree.
Isn't it written in the immigrants handbook that Canada is universally "best for the children" so when choosing a locale within Canada this is a moot point. :) |
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