My sister-in-law and her family are moving to Canada...?

Question

...and I am thinking about it to. Where is the best place to live?

Answer 1

I agreen with the canadian girl, i lived in toronto and what i learned during my time in canada, is that in certan citties everything its more expensive like on Calgary, and in other citties everything its cheaper like in kitchener, but also that some citties are more fun than other, or have more biodiversity, also canada has different climates all around mostly tends to large winters but in certain places its colder, also they have very hot summers, at least in toronto, but its short. And from my country to toronto it takes 5 hours on airplane, from vancouver to toronto, it takes like the same time, If you want to find out something more about toronto, which its my experience as a foreign, ill be glad to help.

Answer 2

i would say ::BC  it is not to cold or the east cost  like NB

Answer 3

well that would really depend on your interests, your financial situation, you field, your age.......Canada is a HUGE country. Whats best for me, more than likely will not be best for you and vice versa. Perhaps a bit more information on your part is in order?

Answer 4

Your sister in law is moving to Canada, so the question would be "Do you want to live somewhere that is driving distance to them, or does that matter?"

If you want to be able to drive over and see them and not be more than 4-5 hours, then you need to find out where she is moving to, then ask about which cities in the area around that place which are nice places to live, and why people feel that way.

Canada is the second largest country in the world in terms of land mass, so giving you the "best" place will be very difficult if we do not know your age, ages of any kids, lifestyle, interests, your spoken languages, desired climate, etc.