I haved lived in 6 provinces and 1 territory in Canada. I have been coast to coast 9 times. My country isn't perfect, but there is no country in the world that I would trade it for. Where is the narrator from? I wonder if her country is perfect. All in all, this video is a large crock o' shit.
Guess what- living in the country isn't the end of the world. Can't imagine how you'd ever survive it! Oh no you might have to make your own fun and go out and appreciate nature. If these are the worst places in Canada then God knows our country is one of the best around. Cheers from New Glasgow, Nova Scotia.
The Happy Old Gay Guy! ! if you din't like our country you just have to stay away from it, we don't really care nor need assholes, and if you are already here then hit the road, we won't force you to stay.
The Happy Old Gay Guy! ! hahaha, really i don't hate you but since you seemed to look for trouble i could not resist helping you, you know how we canadians are, we love to help people achieve their goals
1. New Glasgow isn't more expensive to live in than NYC. I've lived in both - that's complete crap. 2. I wasn't born there, and lived there until I went to university. 3. It's an hour and a half away from Halifax - get it together.
You know you can't take this seriously as anything beyond moralizing, judgemental, superiority from somebody who's never been to Canada when she doesn't know how to pronounce "Newfoundland." And who talks about St. John's major employers but doesn't mention Irving? What a waste of time. I'd rather live anywhere in Canada than anywhere in England.
+radio boys Why did you cringe every single time you hear the word Newfoundland. I've lived in Newfoundland for about two years. I'm living in Toronto Canada.
the UK is just fine. Personally, I don't mind living anywhere as long as the pay is good and you can live and enjoy life, rather than struggle everyday.
The crime, because it's usually not that big a problem today, in fact, Alberta's police forces have become more better in stopping crime today, than it was back in 2013
I know, Canada is a great and safe country to live in and visit, But this video is just trying to stereotype the crime rate, which is why I think it's offensive
Lots of us have very hard work,.and stay to do double shifts, as long as the place u work at is not ruined by frigging union crap,.That is what makes people do wtf they want, or be lazy cause they can't get fired and ur stuck with their dumb ass,.
Multiple places in the territories are terrible as well. Kids commiting suicide rather than starving, food is extremely expensive I see documentaries where 2L of milk is $11
I lived in Thunder Bay with a child and the ex. It was cold and foreboding. The summer was never long enough and winter was freezing and dismal. Not much to do there. But the 'worse' place in Canada is better than the best place in the middle east.
funny how a group supposedly helping immigrants come to Canada from foreign countries can have anything bad to say about any of our cities. when the simple thing is if it is so bad here why would you bother coming stay in your wonderful country were there is no unemployment, racism, or crime. Or you can go to the U.S. way safer there.
yeah actually, some parts of the u.s. are safer than some canadian cities. it doesn't matter which country your in. smaller towns will always be safe in america and canada. and larger cities will have the higher crime rates, applies both to american and canadian cities. more people =more crime. less people = less crime. when i was in vermont and new hampshire from quebec i felt more safe in those two places than i did visiting in nova scotia. hate to burst your ignorant sarcasm. so many anglo-canadians are insecure and have a huge inferiority complex.
Yes, we DO! Just look at a MAP!!! Even as far South as Toronto, weather is considered to be cold from November to at least April. Perhaps you just meant that the weather in Canada is usually rotten everywhere, but especially so in the places you mentioned?
I'll suggest to you that West Isles Parish (Deer Island) in New Brunswick has you beat. Probably very very close though - I would give Deer Island the nod because our ferry runs every half hour most of the day and is free - vehicles and people. And 90% of the people wave. And if there is any doubt so far - my 20 acres with about 500 of ocean front including a beach, cost me $50,000! We do get a bit of winter but this is Canada and Christmas without snow to me is unthinkable. Both great places and certainly better than downtown Saint John, Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver, ....
Saint John, NB is a wonderful place. The people are extremely friendly and most of them share a United Empire Loyalist or Irish background. It does have problems with poverty, but people seem to genuinely love each other and are kind to each other. Again, a wonderful place to live.
Winnipeg is the worst place to live in Canada. Come here and you will live in Warsaw ghetto, facing racism, discrimination, poverty, and hunger. There are no opportunities here and there is no support for seniors, families, people with disabilities and business owners. If you live here, if you have any means, get out.
It's currently closed for the UK, as you know. www.cic.gc.ca/english/work/iec/ Not 100% sure when it will be open. I will ask one of our consultants and get back to you.
For a time Saskatoon was only second to Calgary as far as jobs and economic growth. With the bottom of the energy industry falling out, it has slowed down there considerably just like Calgary. I don't know how much better mining and agriculture is doing. The good side to Saskatoon is that the lakes are only and hour and a half drive from there with only half the tourists that one would find in say Banff or Jasper.
I take offense to your suggestion that a town in southern Newfoundland or in Ontario was a bad place to be...I would suggest that if you suggest the idea that you have absolutely no idea what it means to be a Canadian.....
Actually, Kitchener, Waterloo, and Cambridge (and smaller cities around here) are all great places to live. Also, I'm not being rude, but you can't even pronounce Newfoundland or Winnipeg. Why should immigrants trust you?
Off of my research, all of these lists lack a considerable amount of Western Canada. Western Canada has among some of the worst crime in the developed world, overshadowing the worst of the US by multiples; so it seems kind of bizarre how many of these lists avoid Western Canada. Here is how I would rank the worst (off of crime, poverty, pollution) 15. Sarnia, ON 14. New Glasgow, NS 13. Selkirk, MA 12. Grande Prairie, AB 11. Prince Albert, SA 10. Terrace, BC 9. Prince Rupert, BC 8. Lloydminster, AB-SA 7. Timmins, ON 6. Fort McMurray, AB 5. Quesnel, BC 4. Portage-la-Prairie, MA 3. Wetaskiwin, AB 2. North Battleford, SA 1. Thompson, MA For comparison of how bad Thompson is for crime, Thompson has a crime rate of 43k/100k~ -- in comparison to let's say Camden or Detroit which are both around 5k/100k~. Thompson is by far the worst city in the developed world for crime and it isn't even close. Mixed in with very high pollution, and a poverty rate of 38%~, and you get a VERY bad city.
I live in Saint John, N.B., and lemme tell you, the only real bad place to live here is the far north and south ends. Also the lower west (Those are the more poor areas). Other than that, it's a fine place to live. I was born here, so, I don't notice the smell, but it can't be that hard to get used to, right?
I'm a Canadian naturalized citizen, originally from South America. I find this video quite offensive, obviously done by another immigrant trying to "help" other prospective immigrants. Immigrants come in multiple varieties, ethnicities, personalities, and... souls. This is really unfair to the whole of Canada which I'm truly grateful I've been able to live here and learn from the people who really cared for the country and its people. I hate people who come just for their interest and don't give a hoot about the general Canadian population, don't care about the country which allowed them to stay. Please go somewhere else if you don't care.
Immigroup Inc does this individual from Bay Roberts actually consider themselves Canadian? In my experience Newfoundlanders consider themselves Newfoundlanders first and foremost. Many have a middle child mentality when it comes to their place in Canada, claiming that no one cares about Newfoundland and all the federal money goes to Ontario. This list feels like someone who is making judgements based on places they can't even imagine because they have never left the Rock. No, a trip to Florida, New York City, Toronto, or an All Inclusive Resort don't count. Going to the tourist area is not the same as actually seeing the world.
OMG, this is so funny because I moved to New Glasgow only a couple moths ago! It's not bad. Came here to buy a nice house at an affordable price. Imagine my surprise when I saw it was number 1 on this video!
I was surprised that Corner Brook didn't make the list in 2014 as the Western Newfoundland City has endured nearly 1/2 century of population decline, low access to high quality jobs outside government or Corner Brook Pulp and Paper, poor business climate, high unemployment rate, lack of support for non Corner Brooker owned businesses from locals, low access to affordable housing, and high costs of getting an apartment relative to income. Now that Corner Brook is under a leadership of a progressive Mayor like Jim Parsons, things are looking better for the Western Newfoundland City.
Nanaimo is a tough place to find a decent job. There are only two classes of people in Nanaimo: there are the well paid professionals such as lawyers, doctors, accountants, etc. and the semi-professionals like teachers, government workers, and the like; And then there are those that wait tables, serve beer, flip hamburgers, and beg.
I am told by a volunteer than many Muslims show up at the food banks these days, which may me wonder even more why we brought them here!! Why bring them to Canada if they are unemployable?
Nanimo isolated? It is close to Cambell River. I have been there a couple times, and it is a good place. plus it is on Vancouver Island, a beautiful place.
Campbell River has a population of 35,000. which is much smaller than Nanaimo. It's isolated compared to other cities of its size. It's 90 minutes from Victoria and a ferry ride from Vancouver. There aren't too many cities of its size in Canada which are a long (and expensive) ferry ride from the nearest large urban area.
Maybe it's a great place to visit as a tourist, but not a great place to actually live. New York City is an awesome place to visit but I don't think I'd want to live there.
I grew up in Michigan, close to the border crossing into Sarnia. Those chemical and processing plants are on Ontario's side of the river; so don't pin it on "American Heavy Industry". It's not called chemical valley for nothing.
Honestly, It seems kind of silly to be comparing cities/towns in a place like Canada when all the top spots for the worst are are taken by small towns or cities. Pretty much every immigrant coming to the country will move to a big city anyways unless they get a job offer somewhere else.
I'm sure it has changed a lot. As to never seeing hate crimes - I didn't think they happened at all where I live until I was in OAC and my friends were attacked. Had they not been attacked, I would have continued to believe that such things didn't happen where I lived.
Ok can you just stop? I wasn’t born in newglasgow But I live there And I love it It’s nice here Oh god forbid you go outside God forbid you live in a small town It’s nice here The weather is fine Most of these houses are cheap Everybody’s nice You know everybody It’s pretty good If your a city person you can live here My best friend is from a big city and she moved here about 3 years ago She loves it
I love Saint John NB not Saint Johns that suck shit, my “dirty city” is very welcoming and some really great people live in it. We support each other and we have some really great culture and history here
+Immigroup Inc yes but she still could have practiced pronouncing it. Just like when she pronounced Mississauga as Mississaugwa, it could have been a mistake she could have easily prevented.
Nanaimo...are you kidding me? I wouldn't mind living there. I'm surprised no cities in NWT' Yukon, Nunavut, or any northern province cities were named instead.
When you say a Canadian city has a high crime rate, how does this compare with US cities? Thunder is about 6 hours from Minneapolis-St. Paul and 3.5 from Duluth, Minnesota.
+jteeselink Off the top of my head, I have no idea. This information was relative to Canada when it was gathered, back in 2013. But I think you have to assume that a larger city, such as Minny-St. Paul will likely have a worse crime rate. (Likely, certainly not a certainty.)
The Twin Cities are of course bigger, but are pretty good when compared to the US. Not sure when compared to Canada. Well at least Thunder Bay is no Detroit. I imagine it being a nice place to live if you like hunting & fishing.
With 11 homicides in 2014 - a number Thunder Bay Police Service Chief J.P. Levesque calls “pretty incredible” - the city not only topped the country in murders but also ranked the highest for violent crimes.
It is a nice town for sure, I’ve been living here for 20 years. When is a person in a wheelchair I do find that we do have to make a few adjustments for accessibility especially when it comes to medical services. I have a hard time getting into my family doctors office, and the Aberdeen walk in clinic is tight on space when it comes to small wheelchairs and we could have some more wheelchair parking spaces throughout the town. But otherwise it’s a nice town, did all of my years of grade school here and all of my school bus drivers are nice, also The bus garage for the county was really good when it came to transportation issues with wheelchair buses. They always had a back up plan, there’s only a couple times we had issues but otherwise they were good.
"Hey folks that have no place in our country, stay away from the shitty areas, leave those for people born here, set yourself up in one of the nice areas most Canadians would love to move to." FFS
I honestly don't see how Nanaimo makes this list (i haven't been to any other of the cities so i wont comment) seriously i have no clue its actually really nice and its bot really isolated where i live is isolated, definitely not Nanaimo. The person who made this video has obviously not been to Nanaimo
On behalf of Port Huron, I apologize (even though I live in Utah). BTW, how good of a place is Windsor considering the fact that Detroit is often considered to be on of the worst places in the USA?
The best place to live in Canada is Victoria. Or anywhere on southern Vancouver Island. Mild weather, hardly ever snows, and if it does, it only lasts a day (or less). It does rain a lot☔, but it's always green. 😊🌳🌲🌄
+jon jenkins Hey Jon: I grew up in Edmonton and emigrated in 1991. The police there are just crazy. Deadmonton always had a high murder rate, isolation, cold and the people are just plain assholes. I'm going back next year to visit my parents and it's giving me nightmares. Can you tell me anything positive about the city of losers?
Well actually New Glasgow has a very well endowed hospital so it isn't quite as bad as depicted in the video. The video even spells out how there has been a long term decline in unemployment. The criticism about climate is fairly bogus too since almost all of Canada is cold and somewhat rainy in the spring & fall.
Went to the University of Waterloo, mainly in the late 1980s and early 1990s. I also know a gentleman who has lived there off and on since the early 1970s, and he has shared some of his experiences with me. By and large, my impression of Kitchener-Waterloo has been fairly good, although it does have its sketchy parts, mainly due to the decline of its former industries. Plus it has Oktoberfest every year! I don't think it deserves to be on this list at all.
I live in KW for ten years and never had any problems at all. It is affordable, has a decent nightlife, tonnes of cultural diversity and great food. This list is f'd.
I live in Sarnia. The pollution rates have gone way down since the year she mentioned. It is a pretty city with many beautiful parks, beaches and waterways. The downtown area is not dead, and there have been new things opening, as well as some plans in the works for something big at the downtown mall. I moved here in 2011 and I like it. I can find lots to do here. Oh and my dad was from Nova Scotia. It is amazing down home! Anyone who can't handle it not being a city, or having to actually work on things...yeah stay out. People down home are not wussies that need to be catered to. lol
For the record, no one in Thunder Bay calls Lake Superior gitchee goomie. You pulled that straight from a Gordon Lightfoot song and thought it was relevant. Also, Thunder Bay has a very diverse multicultural population and are generally very accepting. If you encounter racism in Thunder Bay it is typically against native aboriginal peoples or lately people of middle-eastern origin. If you are not of these two ethnic groups, you'll likely fit in just fine. The isolation is a big hurdle though and while Thunder Bay is large enough to provide almost any need or desire, after some years you may find yourself feeling stuck.
Naturally, small towns in remote areas or on south shores are the worst of the worst. -Well yeah, I mean obvi........wait, what? What does creepy propaganda/AI voice lady have against remote places and shorelines?
I live in Thunder Bay it has cold weather but when you live in Canada you get use to it the summers are very nice and the people are nice the schools are also very good to and if they come from Iraq,America,China and India the people are not racist only some old people because they think it's okay to do that also there's lots of nationality like Scottish,polish, and a ton more we do have a lot of Finnish people but that's how it is also the camps in Thunder Bay I would say the best camp is northern lights resort or northern lights lake the camps outside of city limits its. 2 hour drive but it's worth it it's better then going to the koa also there's a mother camp when your coming to northern lights resort it's called red pine outfitters the guy that owns it is very nice and is very friendly also the guy at northern lights lake is nice to and friendly both of them are funny but I'm just trying to say Thunder Bay isn't bad and and I'm not trying to be mean but I'm 11 and I think Thunder Bay the best town it's actually very big
It is very much in Northern Ontario: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northern_Ontario Thunder Bay is 48.38 degrees north. Where I live in Toronto is 43.65 degrees north. It's northern relative to southern Ontario.
Where is Prince Albert, Saskatchewan? For the population we've got more people with drug problems, alcohol problems, smoking problems, AIDS, criminal records then any other Canadian city and hearing a bout an assault in the city is an every day part of living hear.
I've lived in KW most of my life... It doesn't surprise me that we're on that list. It's just sad the way people are treated here... That includes non minorities (whatever that is) and it doesn't matter where you work... Worst being government bodies...they're the worst offenders. I don't care what your race, sexual preference, religion, colour etc is... Everyone deserves respect no mater what
I think it's hilarious to title a video WORST PLACES TO MOVE IN CANADA and capture a town in about three sentences, both briefly, and shallowly, with no real reason or substance at all. I also think its hysterical that you would parallel the towns unemployment rate (Bay Roberts, Newfoundland) with all the jobs around as if to say "get off your ass you lazy Newfoundlanders, there's tons of jobs!" This is what gives some sociological studies the stereotype of being both shallow, unsubstantial, and misleading with statistics as the only source of premise for the argument (because we all know that statistics paint a very broad picture and can be interpreted in every which way). PS, fix your sound balancing, its way off.
+OneMansStand 64 Thanks for the feedback.A couple things: this is just a youtube video, it is not a sociological study, nor does it intend to be. And you may (or may not) appreciate that author of the article that this is based on is actually from Bay Roberts, so I don't think this is a case of people beating up on Newfoundlanders.
Thanks for your reply! 1. I didn't say it needed to be a sociological study, however I do express the uselessness of such a video. 2. It portrays his character badly if the person who wrote this not only did no research before tarnishing a towns reputation but also bashed his own town. You may think this isn't a bashing per say, but to say why you should absolutely not live somewhere most would consider is a "negative" comment.
You can make a video and claim it has no need for validity all you want, but the viewers also get to say how useless, incorrect, and harmful such videos are
I love all the Canadians in the comment section who probably don't travel their own country defending the horrid living conditions in some towns. They think all of Canada has Toronto or Vancouver's standard of living.
I would not want the standards of toronto or Vancouver or any other huge city, I love my small towns and wide open spaces and fesh air clean water. I love green trees and grass farms etc... we do not suffer because we dont have big night life etc, less shit to waste money on
This woman is full of shit. She mentions "(Sarnia's) view of, and proximity to, American heavy industry," while the industry she refers to is all on the Canadian side of the border. It's all petrochemical related, "Chemical Valley". But yes, Sarnia has its share of pollution problems, mostly air related, and if the wind is right, it all goes to Michigan. I'd take everything she says with a large grain of salt.
Depends on the industry. Anything in the service or tourism industry does well, as does IT. Rents are low compared to expensive cities like Vancouver, Toronto and Calgary. If you work in health care, you can work anywhere in Canada. Halifax is a gorgeous city with a vibrant culture, history and night life. The winters suck horribly, but the summer and autumn are lovely (spring is rainy). Diverse food scene too. Halifax has a thriving Lebanese, Greek, French and Scottish community. If you like smaller cities and don't mind slushy, wet, snowy winters, Halifax is awesome. If you like Halifax's size but can't tolerate the weather, Victoria, British Columbia is the good weather equivalent of Halifax. Quebec can be a nightmare for English speakers and visible minorities and they have strict French language laws that border on oppressive. Alberta is usually good for jobs, but winters can be harsh and in southern Alberta it's a horrible place for artists, free-thinkers, non-Christians and anyone who likes beautiful architecture and cultural events that doesn't involve rodeos. My top picks would be Vancouver, Victoria, Halifax, Kingston, St. John's, Saskatoon or Ottawa if you're looking for cities with beauty, art, food and culture. I used to travel for a living and got to experience many Canadian cities firsthand. I have also heard that Yellowknife and Whitehorse are great communities, but you have to really like winter and they have a high cost of living.
Soapmaking202 Melt and pour I have never seen it written phonetically in that manner but that makes total sense! I am always strugging to explain to explain to people how to pronounce it.
Thanks for making this video, it's taught me to not click on any more of your videos.
You're welcome! Do you live in Canada?
Immigroup Inc fuck y’all gun world LMAO 😂
Your the best
You must live in one ☝️
I haved lived in 6 provinces and 1 territory in Canada. I have been coast to coast 9 times. My country isn't perfect, but there is no country in the world that I would trade it for. Where is the narrator from? I wonder if her country is perfect. All in all, this video is a large crock o' shit.
Guess what- living in the country isn't the end of the world. Can't imagine how you'd ever survive it! Oh no you might have to make your own fun and go out and appreciate nature. If these are the worst places in Canada then God knows our country is one of the best around. Cheers from New Glasgow, Nova Scotia.
CHEERS TO THAT. THIS VIDEO SUCKS.
The Happy Old Gay Guy! ! if you din't like our country you just have to stay away from it, we don't really care nor need assholes, and if you are already here then hit the road, we won't force you to stay.
The Happy Old Gay Guy! ! good for you, and us
The Happy Old Gay Guy! ! no great for us, since you left, that foul smell you have is gone with you
The Happy Old Gay Guy! ! hahaha, really i don't hate you but since you seemed to look for trouble i could not resist helping you, you know how we canadians are, we love to help people achieve their goals
Worst speaking voice in the world. Number 1: This woman. ☑️
She talks like she has a wooden stick up her ass..!
This is a computer generated voice...
reverse thrust u right
I was just gonna say that lol
its a computer you dumbass
1. New Glasgow isn't more expensive to live in than NYC. I've lived in both - that's complete crap.
2. I wasn't born there, and lived there until I went to university.
3. It's an hour and a half away from Halifax - get it together.
You know you can't take this seriously as anything beyond moralizing, judgemental, superiority from somebody who's never been to Canada when she doesn't know how to pronounce "Newfoundland." And who talks about St. John's major employers but doesn't mention Irving? What a waste of time. I'd rather live anywhere in Canada than anywhere in England.
well said!
your right i cringed every time i heard her say "New Found Land"
+radio boys Why did you cringe every single time you hear the word Newfoundland. I've lived in Newfoundland for about two years. I'm living in Toronto Canada.
Because she pronounced it and Winnipeg wrong.
the UK is just fine. Personally, I don't mind living anywhere as long as the pay is good and you can live and enjoy life, rather than struggle everyday.
Absolutely Ridiculous: "Cost of living 4% higher in New Glasgow, N.S., higher than New York City." The nonsense on these videos!
eric brufatto I love my h9me town new glasgow
it is foolish
This Video is Infested with Jewish Propaganda.
"NEWW GLAZZGOW IZ MORE EXPENZZIVE THEN NUUUU YORK SEEETYY!!!!" My Ass!
I find this video offensive
Armin2U What about it to do you find offensive?
The crime, because it's usually not that big a problem today, in fact, Alberta's police forces have become more better in stopping crime today, than it was back in 2013
Armin2U
There are no cities from Alberta on this list.
Armin2U Me too!!!!
I know, Canada is a great and safe country to live in and visit, But this video is just trying to stereotype the crime rate, which is why I think it's offensive
All of the cities mentioned above are still heaven compared to Iraq.
inthepocket iu
you are idiiiiikot
Last I checked, Canada hasn't just been destroyed by an imperial power, so it's kind of an odd simile to make.
Lots of us have very hard work,.and stay to do double shifts, as long as the place u work at is not ruined by frigging union crap,.That is what makes people do wtf they want, or be lazy cause they can't get fired and ur stuck with their dumb ass,.
Or the USA.
I prefer the isolation in Thunder Bay thank you very much we are more self sustainable than many other cities in Ontario
this place is plagued with alcoholism and hard drugs thunder bay is our murder capital
It’s a shithole
Murder bay
Thunder Bay is a dump
@@TheWho58 every city on earth cities has these problems
Multiple places in the territories are terrible as well. Kids commiting suicide rather than starving, food is extremely expensive I see documentaries where 2L of milk is $11
I think it would be quite hard to live up there. Whatever enthusiasm I had for it when I was younger is long gone.
WHAT IS THIS GARBAGE I JUST WATCHED
Jason C I have no idea LETS PUT IT DOWN THE DRAIN
It's a robo voice
😂 🤣
Seven minutes of your life you will never get back.
Canada oh Canada
I lived in Thunder Bay with a child and the ex. It was cold and foreboding. The summer was never long enough and winter was freezing and dismal. Not much to do there. But the 'worse' place in Canada is better than the best place in the middle east.
Bullshit..
@@djizzah aahh Dubai, where they put rape victims in jail for adultery because the man who raped her was married, beautiful place!
funny how a group supposedly helping immigrants come to Canada from foreign countries can have anything bad to say about any of our cities. when the simple thing is if it is so bad here why would you bother coming stay in your wonderful country were there is no unemployment, racism, or crime. Or you can go to the U.S. way safer there.
yeah actually, some parts of the u.s. are safer than some canadian cities. it doesn't matter which country your in. smaller towns will always be safe in america and canada. and larger cities will have the higher crime rates, applies both to american and canadian cities. more people =more crime. less people = less crime. when i was in vermont and new hampshire from quebec i felt more safe in those two places than i did visiting in nova scotia. hate to burst your ignorant sarcasm. so many anglo-canadians are insecure and have a huge inferiority complex.
True, but you can move to Ottowa Ontario. it's safe and a good place to live! I live there
+Kendra Stewart isn't Ottawa very expensive?
Yes and very depressing. Google Ottawa Sucks
righttt. we're the racist ones. "cough" Donald Trump "cough"
Wouldn't bad weather be all of Canada during 6+ months of winter?
Most of Canada does not get 6 months of winter.
Yes, we DO! Just look at a MAP!!! Even as far South as Toronto, weather is considered to be cold from November to at least April. Perhaps you just meant that the weather in Canada is usually rotten everywhere, but especially so in the places you mentioned?
It is bad - and in many places, it's cold and miserable for more than 6 months.
Maritimes have a special amount of snow. However Ontario and BC get it absolutely cushy
Southern BC is in Canada you know.
Best place is here in the Southern Gulf Islands. Best weather year round & laid back. Everyone is friendly
And not a job in sight!!
Lots of jobs here if you are willing to work. I have a great job working for the government
I'll suggest to you that West Isles Parish (Deer Island) in New Brunswick has you beat. Probably very very close though - I would give Deer Island the nod because our ferry runs every half hour most of the day and is free - vehicles and people. And 90% of the people wave. And if there is any doubt so far - my 20 acres with about 500 of ocean front including a beach, cost me $50,000! We do get a bit of winter but this is Canada and Christmas without snow to me is unthinkable. Both great places and certainly better than downtown Saint John, Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver, ....
Shhhhhh Banana Joe, don’t tell anyone else please hard enough to get a place to live!
you need a lot of money to live there. rich retirees probably there
Saint John, NB is a wonderful place. The people are extremely friendly and most of them share a United Empire Loyalist or Irish background. It does have problems with poverty, but people seem to genuinely love each other and are kind to each other. Again, a wonderful place to live.
what about that big fight between the crackheads and the syrians in the boulevard
New Glasgow NS has a cost of living 4% higher than New York City? I have to call bullshit on that one.
It’s bullshit nobody’s gonna spend high money to live in a shit hole
Winnipeg is the worst place to live in Canada. Come here and you will live in Warsaw ghetto, facing racism, discrimination, poverty, and hunger. There are no opportunities here and there is no support for seniors, families, people with disabilities and business owners. If you live here, if you have any means, get out.
It's currently closed for the UK, as you know. www.cic.gc.ca/english/work/iec/ Not 100% sure when it will be open. I will ask one of our consultants and get back to you.
+Russell 27 Halifax is a great place. The weather is a little rough for some people, though.
+Immigroup Inc For Saskatoon?
I have never been to Saskatoon myself, sorry to say.
like get a life
For a time Saskatoon was only second to Calgary as far as jobs and economic growth. With the bottom of the energy industry falling out, it has slowed down there considerably just like Calgary. I don't know how much better mining and agriculture is doing. The good side to Saskatoon is that the lakes are only and hour and a half drive from there with only half the tourists that one would find in say Banff or Jasper.
I take offense to your suggestion that a town in southern Newfoundland or in Ontario was a bad place to be...I would suggest that if you suggest the idea that you have absolutely no idea what it means to be a Canadian.....
Actually, Kitchener, Waterloo, and Cambridge (and smaller cities around here) are all great places to live. Also, I'm not being rude, but you can't even pronounce Newfoundland or Winnipeg. Why should immigrants trust you?
Off of my research, all of these lists lack a considerable amount of Western Canada. Western Canada has among some of the worst crime in the developed world, overshadowing the worst of the US by multiples; so it seems kind of bizarre how many of these lists avoid Western Canada.
Here is how I would rank the worst (off of crime, poverty, pollution)
15. Sarnia, ON
14. New Glasgow, NS
13. Selkirk, MA
12. Grande Prairie, AB
11. Prince Albert, SA
10. Terrace, BC
9. Prince Rupert, BC
8. Lloydminster, AB-SA
7. Timmins, ON
6. Fort McMurray, AB
5. Quesnel, BC
4. Portage-la-Prairie, MA
3. Wetaskiwin, AB
2. North Battleford, SA
1. Thompson, MA
For comparison of how bad Thompson is for crime, Thompson has a crime rate of 43k/100k~ -- in comparison to let's say Camden or Detroit which are both around 5k/100k~. Thompson is by far the worst city in the developed world for crime and it isn't even close. Mixed in with very high pollution, and a poverty rate of 38%~, and you get a VERY bad city.
Even the considered "worst" cities/places in Canada are much better than any city in Brazil.
Not true Brazil is a beautiful country, I've always wanted to go to rio
Sincerely doubt Iqaluit is better than Sao
Rio is the worst city to live in Brazil, you have no idea the war zone that Rio is!
I live in Saint John, N.B., and lemme tell you, the only real bad place to live here is the far north and south ends. Also the lower west (Those are the more poor areas). Other than that, it's a fine place to live. I was born here, so, I don't notice the smell, but it can't be that hard to get used to, right?
I live north.... RIP
North Saint john?
+Zee Utuber tep
I'm from Moncton and when I go to Saint John I don't realize the smell
I'm a Canadian naturalized citizen, originally from South America. I find this video quite offensive, obviously done by another immigrant trying to "help" other prospective immigrants. Immigrants come in multiple varieties, ethnicities, personalities, and... souls. This is really unfair to the whole of Canada which I'm truly grateful I've been able to live here and learn from the people who really cared for the country and its people. I hate people who come just for their interest and don't give a hoot about the general Canadian population, don't care about the country which allowed them to stay. Please go somewhere else if you don't care.
This video was written by someone born in Canada, FYI.
Immigroup Inc bullshit
Seriously. From Bay Roberts.
glad you came, come up Northern Ontario for a holiday and well you wont want to go back home!
Immigroup Inc does this individual from Bay Roberts actually consider themselves Canadian? In my experience Newfoundlanders consider themselves Newfoundlanders first and foremost. Many have a middle child mentality when it comes to their place in Canada, claiming that no one cares about Newfoundland and all the federal money goes to Ontario. This list feels like someone who is making judgements based on places they can't even imagine because they have never left the Rock. No, a trip to Florida, New York City, Toronto, or an All Inclusive Resort don't count. Going to the tourist area is not the same as actually seeing the world.
Nanaimo? Isolated? Where on earth do you get your info from?
It's isolated compared to many cities of its size in Canada which are not on islands.
OMG, this is so funny because I moved to New Glasgow only a couple moths ago! It's not bad. Came here to buy a nice house at an affordable price. Imagine my surprise when I saw it was number 1 on this video!
Doomsday
Sydney Blinick whats up?
I guess by now you know why its number one.
Very very late comment but don’t listen to this dipshit
I was surprised that Corner Brook didn't make the list in 2014 as the Western Newfoundland City has endured nearly 1/2 century of population decline, low access to high quality jobs outside government or Corner Brook Pulp and Paper, poor business climate, high unemployment rate, lack of support for non Corner Brooker owned businesses from locals, low access to affordable housing, and high costs of getting an apartment relative to income.
Now that Corner Brook is under a leadership of a progressive Mayor like Jim Parsons, things are looking better for the Western Newfoundland City.
Well, the video made based on a list for 2013...Maybe if we make a new one, it will make it.
Nanaimo is a tough place to find a decent job. There are only two classes of people in Nanaimo: there are the well paid professionals such as lawyers, doctors, accountants, etc. and the semi-professionals like teachers, government workers, and the like; And then there are those that wait tables, serve beer, flip hamburgers, and beg.
I am told by a volunteer than many Muslims show up at the food banks these days, which may me wonder even more why we brought them here!! Why bring them to Canada if they are unemployable?
Nanimo isolated? It is close to Cambell River. I have been there a couple times, and it is a good place. plus it is on Vancouver Island, a beautiful place.
Campbell River has a population of 35,000. which is much smaller than Nanaimo.
It's isolated compared to other cities of its size. It's 90 minutes from Victoria and a ferry ride from Vancouver. There aren't too many cities of its size in Canada which are a long (and expensive) ferry ride from the nearest large urban area.
Nanaimo actually looks like a great place to live.
Kianna Shwaluk I've been there a few times and it's a very nice city :)
I live about an hour and a half away from there. It's stunning.
I love it there
NANAIMO IS AWESOME. GO TO I LOVE VANCOUVER ISLAND.
Maybe it's a great place to visit as a tourist, but not a great place to actually live. New York City is an awesome place to visit but I don't think I'd want to live there.
I grew up in Michigan, close to the border crossing into Sarnia. Those chemical and processing plants are on Ontario's side of the river; so don't pin it on "American Heavy Industry". It's not called chemical valley for nothing.
Yeah, that was a mistake on our part. Thanks for pointing it out.
Honestly, It seems kind of silly to be comparing cities/towns in a place like Canada when all the top spots for the worst are are taken by small towns or cities. Pretty much every immigrant coming to the country will move to a big city anyways unless they get a job offer somewhere else.
I live in kitchener its changed alot since 2013....its an amazing city. Very diverse, ive never seen hate crimes
I'm sure it has changed a lot.
As to never seeing hate crimes - I didn't think they happened at all where I live until I was in OAC and my friends were attacked. Had they not been attacked, I would have continued to believe that such things didn't happen where I lived.
this video is a hate crime.
unemployment rate 5.7% And this is a lot?
Ok can you just stop?
I wasn’t born in newglasgow
But I live there
And I love it
It’s nice here
Oh god forbid you go outside
God forbid you live in a small town
It’s nice here
The weather is fine
Most of these houses are cheap
Everybody’s nice
You know everybody
It’s pretty good
If your a city person you can live here
My best friend is from a big city and she moved here about 3 years ago
She loves it
I went to Thunder Bay so many times and I never got robbed..
Shtfup Candian Jack!
The Shadow Gamer lol wut? what would an american be watching this..
i live in thunder bay and it’s awful. shit gets stolen all the time
HULK HOGAN lmao what does that have to do with me
Jenni then move, gtfo. No loss
I love Saint John NB not Saint Johns that suck shit, my “dirty city” is very welcoming and some really great people live in it. We support each other and we have some really great culture and history here
Every time she said "New Found Land" I was like wtf?! As I say it New-fin-land
+Maegan Clemo You are correct. You might have been able to tell by her voice that she is not Canadian.
+Immigroup Inc Yes I know she's not.
+Immigroup Inc yes but she still could have practiced pronouncing it. Just like when she pronounced Mississauga as Mississaugwa, it could have been a mistake she could have easily prevented.
+freeloaner30 I know. But there's nothing that can be done about it now.
I live in Canada and used to live in Newfoundland and I pronounce it as "New Found Land".
Since you are reporting on Canada, may I please suggest you pronounce Newfoundland properly😑. (New-fin-land). Thanks
Newfoundland rhymes with understand. Understand Newfoundland.
hah learn how to pronouce Newfoundland
hey stupid, hows the butt, hahahahahaha
HEY, HOW WAS YOUR DAY, LET ME GUESS, 20 BEERS AND A SORE BUTT.
where's Surrey BC
Lol, Waterloo was literally on the top places in one of your earlier videos.
+Baba Wethu Which one?
+Baba Wethu i live in waterloo now its awesome
+This is Ryder "now"
fuck Waterloo its expensive too
How the fuck is Nanaimo on the list? It's not THAT far from Victoria, and you don't have to bitch about a ferry ride to Delta or West Vancouver.
Nanaimo...are you kidding me? I wouldn't mind living there. I'm surprised no cities in NWT' Yukon, Nunavut, or any northern province cities were named instead.
When you say a Canadian city has a high crime rate, how does this compare with US cities? Thunder is about 6 hours from Minneapolis-St. Paul and 3.5 from Duluth, Minnesota.
+jteeselink Off the top of my head, I have no idea. This information was relative to Canada when it was gathered, back in 2013. But I think you have to assume that a larger city, such as Minny-St. Paul will likely have a worse crime rate. (Likely, certainly not a certainty.)
The Twin Cities are of course bigger, but are pretty good when compared to the US. Not sure when compared to Canada. Well at least Thunder Bay is no Detroit. I imagine it being a nice place to live if you like hunting & fishing.
+jteeselink It's certainly beautiful up there. That region of Ontario is, in my humble opinion, the prettiest.
With 11 homicides in 2014 - a number Thunder Bay Police Service Chief J.P. Levesque calls “pretty incredible” - the city not only topped the country in murders but also ranked the highest for violent crimes.
New Glasgow is amazing
And we have great winters compared to Other proveniences
It is a nice town for sure, I’ve been living here for 20 years. When is a person in a wheelchair I do find that we do have to make a few adjustments for accessibility especially when it comes to medical services. I have a hard time getting into my family doctors office, and the Aberdeen walk in clinic is tight on space when it comes to small wheelchairs and we could have some more wheelchair parking spaces throughout the town.
But otherwise it’s a nice town, did all of my years of grade school here and all of my school bus drivers are nice, also The bus garage for the county was really good when it came to transportation issues with wheelchair buses. They always had a back up plan, there’s only a couple times we had issues but otherwise they were good.
I had a friend live in Cambridge right next to Kitchener and she loved it in that area.
TheVargr well she is a moron then!
There's no Hamilton? Wow that suprised me a bit
Kelvin Cao yea tells me the list is BS lmao
If anything New Glasgow is cheaper to live in than NYC the average house price is around $120 000 hardly anywhere else in the world can say that.
Funny I've always thought of Thunder Bay as being PERFECT!
"Hey folks that have no place in our country, stay away from the shitty areas, leave those for people born here, set yourself up in one of the nice areas most Canadians would love to move to." FFS
I honestly don't see how Nanaimo makes this list (i haven't been to any other of the cities so i wont comment) seriously i have no clue its actually really nice and its bot really isolated where i live is isolated, definitely not Nanaimo. The person who made this video has obviously not been to Nanaimo
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Sydney Blinick m?
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Hie, I'm planning to mave to Nanaimo as a student of VIU...Plz suggest....If its a good place to find employment as well....TIA
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try living in Sudbury, Ont. we the residents refer to it as a black hole where dreams go to die
I don't agree Canada is always lovely
I love Canada 🇨🇦 and it's nice to live there
no it isn't
Saint John is shit, It's always cold and windy even in the summer 😂😂 also people are moving away from here becoz nobody can get a job
From the description of New Glasgow, I can't help but wonder if Sunnyvale Trailer Park is in the vicinity ;)
I knew Nova Scotia would have a location listed as #1 in this list.
Yeah same.
Ziggmanster Surely it is our wonderfully thriving economy and high priority in the eyes of the federal government.......right?
+Adam yeahhhh sure.
All of the Atlantic Provinces are Have-nots. No one looking for a working life would want to go there. Bring your money with you when you come.
Ziggmanster i
On behalf of Port Huron, I apologize (even though I live in Utah). BTW, how good of a place is Windsor considering the fact that Detroit is often considered to be on of the worst places in the USA?
Cape Breton is the most beautiful place i have ever been, only 40 km from beautiful New Glasgow
Blue Sky hii i have applied an offer letter for CBU in aug. Can u tell please about this university and place
Only good for visiting not living ... bad weather , low employement , shortest summers .
Just saying I live in Saint John NB and it’s not a bad place at all
I come from a small town in northern ontario with a population of 6400. There was nothing wrong with living there..
The best place to live in Canada is Victoria. Or anywhere on southern Vancouver Island. Mild weather, hardly ever snows, and if it does, it only lasts a day (or less). It does rain a lot☔, but it's always green. 😊🌳🌲🌄
worst place must be edmonton
+jon jenkins Hey Jon: I grew up in Edmonton and emigrated in 1991. The police there are just crazy. Deadmonton always had a high murder rate, isolation, cold and the people are just plain assholes. I'm going back next year to visit my parents and it's giving me nightmares. Can you tell me anything positive about the city of losers?
not really that sounds like edmonton to me lol
+jon jenkins can you help me?
help u what
+jon jenkins I very want learn english.my watsap +994776272787.
Well actually New Glasgow has a very well endowed hospital so it isn't quite as bad as depicted in the video. The video even spells out how there has been a long term decline in unemployment. The criticism about climate is fairly bogus too since almost all of Canada is cold and somewhat rainy in the spring & fall.
kitchener is a great place. I dont agree with most of the places on the list and very few of the stats are true
Ben Imperatore really?
Went to the University of Waterloo, mainly in the late 1980s and early 1990s. I also know a gentleman who has lived there off and on since the early 1970s, and he has shared some of his experiences with me. By and large, my impression of Kitchener-Waterloo has been fairly good, although it does have its sketchy parts, mainly due to the decline of its former industries. Plus it has Oktoberfest every year! I don't think it deserves to be on this list at all.
I live in KW for ten years and never had any problems at all. It is affordable, has a decent nightlife, tonnes of cultural diversity and great food. This list is f'd.
I live in Sarnia. The pollution rates have gone way down since the year she mentioned. It is a pretty city with many beautiful parks, beaches and waterways. The downtown area is not dead, and there have been new things opening, as well as some plans in the works for something big at the downtown mall. I moved here in 2011 and I like it. I can find lots to do here. Oh and my dad was from Nova Scotia. It is amazing down home! Anyone who can't handle it not being a city, or having to actually work on things...yeah stay out. People down home are not wussies that need to be catered to. lol
For the record, no one in Thunder Bay calls Lake Superior gitchee goomie. You pulled that straight from a Gordon Lightfoot song and thought it was relevant. Also, Thunder Bay has a very diverse multicultural population and are generally very accepting. If you encounter racism in Thunder Bay it is typically against native aboriginal peoples or lately people of middle-eastern origin. If you are not of these two ethnic groups, you'll likely fit in just fine. The isolation is a big hurdle though and while Thunder Bay is large enough to provide almost any need or desire, after some years you may find yourself feeling stuck.
Is Kitchener - Waterloo still that bad in regards to hate crime and its other problems
I'm from Waterloo and I know that our comunity is not about hate at all
Naturally, small towns in remote areas or on south shores are the worst of the worst.
-Well yeah, I mean obvi........wait, what? What does creepy propaganda/AI voice lady have against remote places and shorelines?
Why is Vancouver not #1 on this list?
I live in Thunder Bay it has cold weather but when you live in Canada you get use to it the summers are very nice and the people are nice the schools are also very good to and if they come from Iraq,America,China and India the people are not racist only some old people because they think it's okay to do that also there's lots of nationality like Scottish,polish, and a ton more we do have a lot of Finnish people but that's how it is also the camps in Thunder Bay I would say the best camp is northern lights resort or northern lights lake the camps outside of city limits its. 2 hour drive but it's worth it it's better then going to the koa also there's a mother camp when your coming to northern lights resort it's called red pine outfitters the guy that owns it is very nice and is very friendly also the guy at northern lights lake is nice to and friendly both of them are funny but I'm just trying to say Thunder Bay isn't bad and and I'm not trying to be mean but I'm 11 and I think Thunder Bay the best town it's actually very big
Thunder Bay is 30 mins away from Minnesota how is that northern Ontario?
It is very much in Northern Ontario: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northern_Ontario
Thunder Bay is 48.38 degrees north. Where I live in Toronto is 43.65 degrees north. It's northern relative to southern Ontario.
I do not like your opinions of these places.
Where is Prince Albert, Saskatchewan? For the population we've got more people with drug problems, alcohol problems, smoking problems, AIDS, criminal records then any other Canadian city and hearing a bout an assault in the city is an every day part of living hear.
This was only the Top 8 in a particular year, also it's a subjective list our writer made, a while ago. Not sure if he considered Prince Albert.
#3 on MacLeans Most Dangerous cities for 2017. #1 is North Battleford.
You kidding me? I love Thunder Bay.
@Mustafa Alam it's just people killing people they know and the crime rate is average now
I heard its full of drugs and gangs
I've lived in KW most of my life... It doesn't surprise me that we're on that list. It's just sad the way people are treated here... That includes non minorities (whatever that is) and it doesn't matter where you work... Worst being government bodies...they're the worst offenders. I don't care what your race, sexual preference, religion, colour etc is... Everyone deserves respect no mater what
Thanks
At least it's better than USA crime rate 😑
If you move to a big city yes. If you move to a small town it's often worse
Naturally the tiny towns in Northern Ontario are the worst? Unbelievable.
I think it's hilarious to title a video WORST PLACES TO MOVE IN CANADA and capture a town in about three sentences, both briefly, and shallowly, with no real reason or substance at all. I also think its hysterical that you would parallel the towns unemployment rate (Bay Roberts, Newfoundland) with all the jobs around as if to say "get off your ass you lazy Newfoundlanders, there's tons of jobs!" This is what gives some sociological studies the stereotype of being both shallow, unsubstantial, and misleading with statistics as the only source of premise for the argument (because we all know that statistics paint a very broad picture and can be interpreted in every which way). PS, fix your sound balancing, its way off.
+OneMansStand 64 Thanks for the feedback.A couple things: this is just a youtube video, it is not a sociological study, nor does it intend to be. And you may (or may not) appreciate that author of the article that this is based on is actually from Bay Roberts, so I don't think this is a case of people beating up on Newfoundlanders.
Thanks for your reply! 1. I didn't say it needed to be a sociological study, however I do express the uselessness of such a video. 2. It portrays his character badly if the person who wrote this not only did no research before tarnishing a towns reputation but also bashed his own town. You may think this isn't a bashing per say, but to say why you should absolutely not live somewhere most would consider is a "negative" comment.
You can make a video and claim it has no need for validity all you want, but the viewers also get to say how useless, incorrect, and harmful such videos are
+OneMansStand 64 Fair enough
+OneMansStand 64
And, that may be one of the reasons the tarsands is populated with Newfies.
Thunder Bay sounds perfect for me!!! Thanks 👍🏻
This list should have Toronto.
Toronto should have been the #1 Worst Place to Live in Canada.
Oh I also forgot to mention Nanaimo has a world class Cruise ship terminal capable of docking Cruise ships of any size! YA real isolated!
HAHA. Stopped watching when you named my city. One of THE BEST places I've ever lived. Don't exactly trust the list after that.
Which one was that ?
Lol I live in new Glasgow Nova Scotia
And how do you feel about it?
Immigroup Inc Well it’s true there’s low employment levels but I think it’s still a nice place to live
@@carterdickson4313 Glad to hear it
I love my dirty city. love from Saint John (not saint johns 🙄)
KiwistyIes I feel ya haha
St John's lol
Go Saint John!
KiwistyIes same here
I really liked St. John N.B., great people, great food and nice scenery "Hopewell Rocks & Reversing Falls" were nice, hello from Prince Edward Island.
I love all the Canadians in the comment section who probably don't travel their own country defending the horrid living conditions in some towns. They think all of Canada has Toronto or Vancouver's standard of living.
I would not want the standards of toronto or Vancouver or any other huge city, I love my small towns and wide open spaces and fesh air clean water. I love green trees and grass farms etc... we do not suffer because we dont have big night life etc, less shit to waste money on
This list was appalling.
what about sydney nova scotia and winipeg ??
This woman is full of shit. She mentions "(Sarnia's) view of, and proximity to, American heavy industry," while the industry she refers to is all on the Canadian side of the border. It's all petrochemical related, "Chemical Valley". But yes, Sarnia has its share of pollution problems, mostly air related, and if the wind is right, it all goes to Michigan. I'd take everything she says with a large grain of salt.
MrMaenambeach I feel like she thinks Sarnia and Windsor are the same place.
Actually those arn't that bad. Some place in Northern Saskatchewan could be much worse
JB 6000 or northern Alberta
Hamilton Ontario is the worst in my opinion
It's not that bad. Most of my relatives live there. Have you ever been to Surrey?
Born and raised there amd lived on the streets in Hamilton as a teenager, can confirm its one of the worst places.
Why is a English woman narrating a video called worst places to live in Canada what no Canadian people available ?
She's English. She's narrating our videos because we hired her because we liked her voice and because we can afford her.
Lol “cost of living in New Glasgow is high”
Hows the job situation and house rents in Helifex?
+Omar Reynolds Rent is lower in Halifax than most other major cities in Canada. Don't know about jobs.
Depends on the industry. Anything in the service or tourism industry does well, as does IT. Rents are low compared to expensive cities like Vancouver, Toronto and Calgary. If you work in health care, you can work anywhere in Canada. Halifax is a gorgeous city with a vibrant culture, history and night life. The winters suck horribly, but the summer and autumn are lovely (spring is rainy). Diverse food scene too. Halifax has a thriving Lebanese, Greek, French and Scottish community. If you like smaller cities and don't mind slushy, wet, snowy winters, Halifax is awesome. If you like Halifax's size but can't tolerate the weather, Victoria, British Columbia is the good weather equivalent of Halifax. Quebec can be a nightmare for English speakers and visible minorities and they have strict French language laws that border on oppressive. Alberta is usually good for jobs, but winters can be harsh and in southern Alberta it's a horrible place for artists, free-thinkers, non-Christians and anyone who likes beautiful architecture and cultural events that doesn't involve rodeos. My top picks would be Vancouver, Victoria, Halifax, Kingston, St. John's, Saskatoon or Ottawa if you're looking for cities with beauty, art, food and culture. I used to travel for a living and got to experience many Canadian cities firsthand. I have also heard that Yellowknife and Whitehorse are great communities, but you have to really like winter and they have a high cost of living.
+Skeptical Simmy Thanks for that. Very helpful.
Newfoundland land is pronounced noof'n land
Soapmaking202 Melt and pour I have never seen it written phonetically in that manner but that makes total sense! I am always strugging to explain to explain to people how to pronounce it.
Is Kitchener , Ontario really that bad? I am applying in one of the universities there.
hahaha... No. 2 is true. I am currently living in Kitchener- Waterloo area and this place is DEPRESSING....!!! for an international student.
Move back to india and starve then.
+KDHH69 or Surry BC...
really reinforcing that hate crime statistic, eh?
get back to India for the happening night life and latest dance clubs and clubbing music
From a K-W resident....no one is stopping you from leaving:)
The beautiful woods of N Onatario or the lovely coast of Newfoundland would be the obvious worst? I would love to live in those areas.
If this was strictly by scenery, the communities on this list would all be in southern Ontario or the Prairies probably.
Bunch of B.S
This survey is fair for most part. Much of it confirm to what I sense and have somewhat experience for the past 42yrs.