Best City For Landing

[Rami Farah]

What is the best Canadian City for Landing?

I am looking for in my best city

1- Reasonable apartment rents
2- Not Small and Not big City
3- Very good schools
4- Good Universities
5- Not crowded
6- Cold
7-Job opportunities in Constructions
8- Good to start small business

Seniors, please advice

 

[rk2009]

I would like to know from a weather perspective the city which remains relatively warm...

I personally have chosen ontario as I see more opportunities in Toronto and surroundings in my field.

 

[Rami Farah]

any advise

 

[charninder]

any advise

Hi,

After getting Visa you may land anywhere in Canada (but not in Quebec).

From the forum members it is learnt that you may choose - Toronto or Vancouver.

Good Luck.

 

[aamirdr]

what kind of small business we can do in toronto? how much cash required
Anyone plz suggest?

 

[wilson]

If you are an Asian, I would suggest you for grocery store of asian food stuff, which can be developed and expanded further, according to successful sales and responce. There are many stores currently located in different areas but according to me still those are not sufficient to meet the requirememnts of the Asian immigrants.

 

[aamirdr]

Thanks wilson for nice advice..Yes I am asian.. How much capital required for this business

 

[Rami Farah]

As I know not less than $50,000

 

[aamirdr]

Thank u for giving me estimate..I think I can do this

 

[Rami Farah]

All the best

 

[COCOSTING]

I would like to know from a weather perspective the city which remains relatively warm...

I personally have chosen ontario as I see more opportunities in Toronto and surroundings in my field.

Canada is a cold country, a very cold country. If you are looking for a warm climate then maybe you need to think again. No matter what anyone tell us its going to be very different in ground Zero. Prepare yourself but mentally to tackle whatever come your way.

 

[aamirdr]

weather is not a big prob

 

[commonwealth]

Weather may or may not be a challenge, for someone from warmer climate.... extreme cold is going to be a steep hill to climb but not for someone from Siberia or Alaska... It's subjective

 

[Rami Farah]

Any information about Vancouver?

 

[Karlshammar]

Based on this information, I would suggest Ottawa. It's an average-sized city with reasonable rents (the lowest of all major Canadian cities except Montreal, but Montreal has insane taxes), good reputable schools including two universities, has a decent amount of people but is not crowded, is warm in the summer and cold in the winter, has lots of constructions going on, and Ontario in general is one of the more business-friendly places in Canada. Ontario also has among the lowest taxes in Canada, which obviously makes it much more friendly to business.

What is the best Canadian City for Landing?

I am looking for in my best city

1- Reasonable apartment rents
2- Not Small and Not big City
3- Very good schools
4- Good Universities
5- Not crowded
6- Cold
7-Job opportunities in Constructions
8- Good to start small business

Seniors, please advice