Buying a house is major problem to most Canadian. Speculation, price skyrocketing and not enough supply makes it difficult. I'm not sure if i understood purpose of this thread, but i understand being protected person doesnt place you in the same place as PR/Citizen
I heard (may be I would be wrong ) over there ppl have job issues and due to extreme cold weather it’s very hard to live there ..is it so?
Overall Canada weather is cold, except in Lower Mainland, Okanagan region, Osoyoos both in BC that doesn't have extreme cold weather. In terms of job availability, yes Alberta has highest unemployment rate 11%, this could attribute to fall of oil and gas sector. You also need to consider In terms of affordability, housing prices etc. Again based on statistics, Alberta is the 4th populous province in Canada. We can make conclusion based on the facts
What I concluded if you r working from home or you get a job in Alberta then it’s a best place to live in limited resources.. is it so?
I have been living here for last 2 years and i have ever faced any problems so far at some point I decided to move to Toronto but I didn’t like it there and went back to Alberta.I would say Alberta weather is better than Toronto for me in Toronto today is -7 while in Alberta calgary it is +11
Where do you plan to live? Average home price in Canada is $720k but will be cheaper in Manitoba, Newfoundland etc.
Alberta’s unemployment rate is 7.3%, not 11%. National average is 6.9% and Alberta is expected to lead the country in growth.
In Alberta Calgary as well you can get a very good house around 350k to 500k in a very good community.
Thank you for the correction. You are right, I have rechecked on Statcan website, it is 7.3% AB,
