Where is a safe place to live in Canada?

Question

I'm thinking about moving to Canada! I am wondering where a great place would be to live, raise a family one day,and look at beautiful scenery and also lots of food places, and malls, and maybe clubs, or clubs within driving distances?

Answer 1

Baffin Island has everything you are looking for and more. Very safe too.

Answer 2

Ottawa is a “Bright City”. It is one of the world’s safest and most beautiful communities in which to live, work, learn, play, and raise a family. The city prides itself on its quality of life. It is home to a wide range of age groups from families with children to adult professionals to university students and senior citizens. As a G8 capital city, Ottawa is Canada’s showcase city to the world. It is endowed with a number of national museums and performing arts institutions, as well as a rich local cultural and heritage fabric. The city is graced with a civic design that places high priority on green spaces, parklands and trails, making Ottawa a bright and beautiful landscape for all to enjoy.

Answer 3

Pretty much anywhere. But I would recommend BC or Quebec. Maybe Nova Scotia.

Answer 4

we don't want you.

Answer 5

As far as I know Ottawa is the safest city in Canada

Answer 6

West Vancouver.

A beautifull suburb of Vancouver (which has alot of clubs and malls, can be unsafe int he wrongs places though but generally a safe city)

West Van is located across the Lions Gate bridge on the North Shore. Verrry safe and verry pretty.

theres a mall (Park Royal) and its like less than a 10 minute drive away from dowtown vancouver....Ive lived here my whole life and its a great place to live and raise a family.

downside: Very Expensive.

HAHAHAHAHA

dont go to baffin island

Answer 7

Atlantic Canada's a very family friendly and scenic place. Newfoundland and Prince Edward Island have the lowest crime rates in the country, a low cost of living and are absolutely gorgeous. (Yes, a little biased I may be. I live in Nfld. now and grew up on PEI.)

When it comes to clubs and food, I'd have to choose St. John's, Nfld. (population ~200k) over Charlottetown, PEI (population ~40k). St. John's has a reputation of being a "party town," and has an entire city street that's nothing but bars atop bars. But it's also one of Canada's safest cities. Only two malls, though. But there is a nice variety of food places around town. And it's very historic and beautiful. The downside is that it's a very isolated city (on the farthest eastern point of a huge northern island - think 15 hours' drive across, and a 6 hour ferry trip to get back onto the Canadian mainland; check it out on a map) and not terribly diverse. But it has all the comforts that you'd expect of a city of that size. (Plus, depending on your career, it can be pretty easy to find work around here nowadays.)

Answer 8

Eskimos can help you survive in the arctic in Nunavut.