I have read that Vancouver has warmest winters in Canada. Are there any other areas of Canada with warm winters ?
Is real estate in Vancouver expensive because of the milder climate ? Also how much more warmer are the winters in Vancouver v/s say Toronto.
Are there any warm or relatively warm places in Ontario ?
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Originally posted by texancanadian
I have read that Vancouver has warmest winters in Canada. Are there any other areas of Canada with warm winters ?
Is real estate in Vancouver expensive because of the milder climate ? Also how much more warmer are the winters in Vancouver v/s say Toronto.
Are there any warm or relatively warm places in Ontario ?
Vancouver does have the warmest winters in all of Canada (although that wasn't the case this year!)
Real estate is quite pricey in the Vancouver area. There is a high demand for real estate and there are quite a few big businesses situated fueling the demand for housing (sort of like the Alberta market right now but they have the riches of oil helping them out!)
Toronto would have to probably be the warmest area in Ontario although Windsor might also be comparable.
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Contrary to the constant gripes we hear about winter in Canada and in the GTA, living in Toronto is really not very different from living in the North East(in the US). And of course this winter has been much milder(so far).
Of course it is different from TX but as we know TX got whacked pretty bad this year too.. with the ice etc.
Vancouver had worst weather in the country. Don't get fool by just temp number.
I lived there around 7 months and there is always cloudy/raining/wet in winter (6-7 months). Only summer are beautiful and then city become best part of the world.
Jobwise - There are not too many high paying jobs in Vancouver. People bring money from outside or earn then move to Vancouver. Otherwise mostly people get settle down in chinese or desi ghettos there which having own problems.
i want to ask.if somebody guides me that jobwise and business wise which city is better in toronto and calgary I have heard that the economy is booming day by day in calgary and there are many jobs avaialable in calgary.I am an engineer not PE(professional engineer)Sp I cant do job with my engineering degree unless I take PE exam.I am moving soon .I want to do business . can somebody guide me where to settle . I have these two cities in my mind. It would be really a great help.
thanx
mrs. zahid.
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I have had many clients last year who sort of the same professional back ground moved to Calgary. Yes Calgary economy is booming. I am also be in touch with my clients in Calgary and they do not regret a bit moving there. In fact 6 of the couple had a job offer in their hands prior to moving.
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Posted on: 06-02-07 13:18:07
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Originally posted by rahul_singh23
Vancouver had worst weather in the country. Don't get fool by just temp number.
I lived there around 7 months and there is always cloudy/raining/wet in winter (6-7 months). Only summer are beautiful and then city become best part of the world.
Jobwise - There are not too many high paying jobs in Vancouver. People bring money from outside or earn then move to Vancouver. Otherwise mostly people get settle down in chinese or desi ghettos there which having own problems.
Rahul
what type of high paying jobs are you referring to? what salary?
I agree that vancouver is rainy - but its a very "shayari' mausum place too!
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