What part of Canada should I move to?

Question

I am thinking about moving to Canada to go to college and live there afterwards what part should I move to?

Answer 1

Northern territorys... i usto live there and there very polite and kind and most keep there self to there self...

Answer 2

I've heard Calgary has a great economy. Toronto isn't bad as well.

Answer 3

Ottawa

Toronto

Montreal

Answer 4

British Columbia---rain forest, mountains, whales, warm weather....need I say more?

Answer 5

You will need to apply for a student visa BEFORE  "moving" to Canada, and you must be acceted by a college or University before you can get the visa.  So, WHERE you move will bwe determined by whih college youaply to and are accepted at. You can get student visa info at the site below.  you may visit in Canada without a visa, but to study or work there, you must have a visa.

Answer 6

vancouver! the best for sure.

clean, safe.  u name it.

Answer 7

Vancouver BC

Answer 8

vancuever toronto montreal, big cities are nice. If your asian go to toronto they love asians there.

Answer 9

Calgary. There is a great University, and you are close to the rocky mountains. Its pretty moderate weather.

Answer 10

Hamilton or Burlington.

Answer 11

Northern territorys. People mind there business and its quiet

Answer 12

Toronto or British Columbia is a good place

Answer 13

capital i hear it iz very nice!!!!!

Answer 14

ontario

or

the capital..

otawa or something

Answer 15

Vancouver's the only decent place to live in the whole country

Answer 16

depends on what type of weather you like.  If you like it warm and like rain move to BC.  If you like it cold and snow move to prairies. Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan (I wouldn't recommend Saskatchewan or Moanitoba).  If you want a bit of everything move to Ontario or newBrunswick.  If you speak french move to Quebec. Nova Scotai is like BC and if you can understand Newfoudland talk you can move their , oh yeah if you like potatoes move to PEI.

Answer 17

Well that really depends on your lifestyle.

If you are young and very liberal-Quebec is your answer. Montreal is probably your best bet,because it is one of the cheapest cities in Canada. Quebec is the cheapest place in Canada for post-secondary education.

We have a different system of education here too- you got high school which last 5 yrs(from grade 7-11), then CEGEP-which is like a junior college(2 yrs) Then University. In CEGEP,you can take technical programs(they last 3 yrs), if you want to see some go to either Dawson college or Vanier college website. Here's vanier's

www.vaniercollege.qc.ca to get an idea.

And for you luck, the best university in Canada is here :McGill!

Montreal is a moasic of many nations here and all different types of cuisine here too. The only drawback is that if you are conservative, they aren't many churches and you must speak some french to get a job. But you probably could take a french class before coming here.

Ontario has two big cities that might interest you: Ottawa and Toronto.

Toronto is also a huge city, but it is also quite expensive. I don't know how much the universties cost, but I know that is  more than Quebec. Ottawa is the capital of Canda, and has an excellent university, The university of Ottawa, which is relatively cheap as well. The rent is cheaper than Toronto by a lot, but not as cheap as Montreal.

If you are more Christian conservative, the praries is a good bet, because they have Bible colleges and the rent there is really cheap.But the culture is not as varied as the Eastern provinces. The university of Calgary(alberta) is also very well regarded too. The economy is booming in Alberta, so it's a good chance you can get  a decent part-time job.

Forget British Columbia because it's very expensive, unless you have some cash on you. The rent is sooo expensive. Check Craig list ! It's expensive, because the climate is the nicest in Canada and it's a beautiful province.

I hope this helped:)

Answer 18

Quebec, its beautiful there!

Answer 19

Quebec!!!

Answer 20

every where is canada has something different.

east coast does not have much industry but the people are awesome

quebec.... is nice....

ontario has a lot of diversity, tons of people and lots of suburbs, as well as wilderness.

prairies have a booming industry , especially  alberta and their oil fields.

BC is more arty, and unconventional. it is big for movies, and wild life.

so really i matters what you want in the end.