I was just pointing out that a lot of people automatically rule out BC altogether because they see the prices in one city and forget the others *shrug*
But that isn’t the question. The person was thinking of moving from Montreal to Vancouver and clearly had some major misinformation. Wouldn’t say cost of living is even close between Vancouver vs Montreal. There is certainly traffic coming in from the suburbs to Vancouver, there is very little French speaking community and his business depended on referrals, etc. In general just think OP has done a little research and doesn’t have the right facts and figures about Vancouver.
Okay, again like I said, I was more so responding to the other people saying that BC in general is not doable. I get what you're saying. Of course the two are completely different.
I was gonna actually suggest Alberta. It's an option for us too! Southern Alberta would be ideal! It's a great middle ground IMO.
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Cost of living is certainly lower than Toronto mainly due to housing but the job prospects are also not as great. If you are struggling in Toronto why not apply to jobs across Canada? People shouldn’t limit yourselves to one of 5 cities. What industry do you work in or are you looking for a job in? What kind of training do you have?
In terms of live seafood and dine out, I think Toronto will be less expensive than Calgary.
Agree with the opinions. Calgary economy had been bad since 2014 and just starting to pickup...Hopefully soon..
What are your backgrounds? Calgary may not be a great option since the economy is coming back but not very strong.
