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    Best Cities Overall

    Best Places 2013 - MoneySense

    (πληρης λιστα με 200 πολεις)



    To Top 20 εδω:

    1 Calgary, Alta. 1.18 67.5 169.3 6.56% 4.02 394,550 125,733 65.69 2.32 2.46 2.11 1.37
    2 St. Albert, Alta. 0.64 76 176.3 4.92% 3.82 344,967 139,628 56.51 2.54 2.59 1.86 0.94
    3 Burlington, Ont. 0.73 108.7 236.2 6.82% 4.65 417,102 110,031 33.57 2.62 2.5 2.06 1.69
    4 Strathcona County, Alta. 0.52 77.4 169.7 4.85% 3.51 371,619 147,946 54.14 2.5 2.59 1.66 1.02
    5 Oakville, Ont. 0.55 101.3 222.1 6.23% 5.3 587,045 145,471 33.57 2.7 2.07 2.58 1.89
    6 Ottawa, Ont. 2.05 118.5 211.9 4.10% 5.89 352,020 98,980 58.62 2.19 2.44 2.94 1.74
    7 Saanich, B.C. 5.11 150.5 327.8 5.59% 4.64 562,115 84,509 44.52 2.22 3.25 2.43 0.11
    8 Lacombe, Alta. 1.14 75.6 156.9 7.20% 3.91 243,461 97,516 59.11 2.06 2.39 1.46 0.34
    9 Lethbridge, Alta. 1.2 58.5 191.5 4.53% 4.1 183,491 82,601 86.99 2.08 1.99 1.44 0.2
    10 Newmarket, Ont. 0.52 108.3 205.8 6.31% 4.69 413,688 107,353 39.37 2.78 2.07 2.05 1.63
    11 Edmonton, Alta. 1.21 77.2 186.7 3.84% 4.91 338,463 96,704 97.96 2.06 2.57 1.95 0.93
    12 Saskatoon, Sask. 2.11 64.4 166.4 6.85% 5.25 311,592 86,934 128.83 2.08 3.06 1.78 0.41
    13 Halton Hills, Ont. 0.9 109.6 193 6.08% 4.16 458,024 116,251 33.57 2.96 2.07 1.67 1.44
    14 Stratford, Ont. 4.59 117.1 211.2 4.50% 5 237,518 73,948 55.91 2.46 3.04 2.6 0.68
    15 London, Ont. 1.45 120.3 217.3 5.87% 6.09 247,818 78,873 91.42 2.38 3.07 1.56 1.42
    16 Winnipeg, Man. 1.47 76.9 170.2 6.00% 5.04 255,091 77,269 113.6 2.08 2.57 1.91 0.8
    17 Regina, Sask. 1.22 68.1 165.6 6.91% 4.82 312,506 87,063 129.99 2.12 2.37 2.17 0.63
    18 Boucherville, Que. 1.53 116.4 225.5 -3.13% 2.78 317,057 115,838 76.56 2.83 2.34 2.86 1.99
    19 Kingston, Ont. 2.16 119.4 219.6 3.38% 6.54 287,403 79,727 66.05 2.19 4.11 1.91 0.87
    20 Halifax, N.S. 0.85 133.4 228.9 5.86% 6.29 247,566 79,348 87 1.98 3.74 2.47 1.83

    #2
    Best Places to Live 2013 - By City Size - MoneySense


    Best Large Cities

    (Population of 400,000 or more)


    1 Calgary, Alta. 1.18 67.5 169.3 6.56% 4.02 394,550 125,733 65.69 2.32 2.46 2.11 1.37
    2 Ottawa, Ont. 2.05 118.5 211.9 4.10% 5.89 352,020 98,980 58.62 2.19 2.44 2.94 1.74
    3 Edmonton, Alta. 1.21 77.2 186.7 3.84% 4.91 338,463 96,704 97.96 2.06 2.57 1.95 0.93
    4 London, Ont. 1.45 120.3 217.3 5.87% 6.09 247,818 78,873 91.42 2.38 3.07 1.56 1.42
    5 Winnipeg, Man. 1.47 76.9 170.2 6.00% 5.04 255,091 77,269 113.6 2.08 2.57 1.91 0.8
    6 Halifax, N.S. 0.85 133.4 228.9 5.86% 6.29 247,566 79,348 87 1.98 3.74 2.47 1.83
    7 Toronto, Ont. 1.64 112.8 258.6 5.27% 7.63 515,775 91,464 70.87 2.07 2.07 3.38 1.64
    8 Mississauga, Ont. 0.33 96.5 174.9 7.45% 6.54 452,165 98,552 50.25 2.41 2.07 1.61 1.7
    9 Québec, Que. 1.56 121.1 189.4 0.58% 4.97 221,685 67,907 56.26 2.29 3.2 2.33 1.97
    10 Vancouver, B.C. 3.62 166.4 328.5 10.39% 6 882,000 81,066 103.44 1.86 2.43 4.3 0.9
    11 Hamilton, Ont. 0.88 117.7 223.2 3.86% 6.55 285,718 78,196 76.14 2.56 2.5 1.58 0.97
    12 Laval, Que. 0.52 118.5 211.4 2.64% 5.52 265,169 77,060 70.44 2.53 2.34 1.68 1.71
    13 Brampton, Ont. 0.24 111.8 219.1 8.47% 6.6 401,614 89,830 50.25 2.64 2.07 1.15 0.82
    14 Surrey, B.C. 0.34 169.6 308.6 4.32% 5.71 497,939 85,176 129.94 2.3 2.43 1.35 0.7
    15 Montréal, Que. 2.35 122.2 233.1 4.17% 9.17 354,313 61,159 99.62 1.84 2.34 3.52 1.73

    Comment


      #3
      Best Mid-Sized Cities

      (Population of between 100,000 and 400,000)





      1 Burlington, Ont. 0.73 108.7 236.2 6.82% 4.65 417,102 110,031 33.57 2.62 2.5 2.06 1.69
      2 Oakville, Ont. 0.55 101.3 222.1 6.23% 5.3 587,045 145,471 33.57 2.7 2.07 2.58 1.89
      3 Saanich, B.C. 5.11 150.5 327.8 5.59% 4.64 562,115 84,509 44.52 2.22 3.25 2.43 0.11
      4 Lethbridge, Alta. 1.2 58.5 191.5 4.53% 4.1 183,491 82,601 86.99 2.08 1.99 1.44 0.2
      5 Saskatoon, Sask. 2.11 64.4 166.4 6.85% 5.25 311,592 86,934 128.83 2.08 3.06 1.78 0.41
      6 Regina, Sask. 1.22 68.1 165.6 6.91% 4.82 312,506 87,063 129.99 2.12 2.37 2.17 0.63
      7 Kingston, Ont. 2.16 119.4 219.6 3.38% 6.54 287,403 79,727 66.05 2.19 4.11 1.91 0.87
      8 Vaughan, Ont. 0.17 104.4 207.2 8.30% 4.69 604,432 119,598 39.37 2.75 2.07 1.89 1.92
      9 Richmond Hill, Ont. 0.29 117.6 217.5 5.55% 5.43 624,362 109,660 47.49 2.62 2.07 2.1 1.95
      10 Lévis, Que. 0.78 121.1 189.4 1.46% 3.65 205,501 79,083 40.26 2.49 3.2 1.78 1.85
      11 Markham, Ont. 0.28 117.6 217.5 6.74% 6.66 552,731 112,018 39.37 2.68 2.07 1.93 1.9
      12 Red Deer, Alta. 1.37 79.4 164.9 13.75% 4.37 240,689 98,922 153.75 2.24 2.39 1.55 0.58
      13 Delta, B.C. 0.45 152.5 298.6 4.66% 4.65 558,929 96,772 60.05 2.41 2.43 1.98 0.43
      14 Guelph, Ont. 2.08 121.8 204.2 2.31% 5.13 312,061 87,868 46.99 2.6 2.01 1.93 1.05
      15 Moncton, N.B. 0.99 131.1 187.3 2.83% 6.19 149,697 71,986 61.92 2.13 3.22 1.73 1.78
      16 Waterloo, Ont. 2.75 115.6 204.8 13.25% 5.49 336,510 100,732 62.57 2.5 1.46 2.26 0.5
      17 Whitby, Ont. 0.36 118.4 233.5 9.95% 5.58 354,532 108,564 47.49 2.75 1.28 2.01 1.57
      18 Coquitlam, B.C. 0.59 181.2 295 5.28% 5.32 504,143 84,841 66.65 2.14 2.43 2.06 0.79
      19 Terrebonne, Que. 0.52 123.5 199.5 3.92% 4.03 225,385 81,108 52.56 2.66 2.34 1.4 1.86
      20 Gatineau, Que. 1.83 118.5 211.9 1.35% 5.63 223,770 78,788 66.77 2.45 2.44 2.78 1.8
      21 Kamloops, B.C. 1.3 81.8 240.1 3.48% 6.13 299,134 74,517 111.64 2.05 2.47 1.56 0.24
      22 Kitchener, Ont. 1.14 115.6 204.8 6.00% 5.71 282,954 78,700 62.57 2.48 1.46 1.57 0.95
      23 Ajax, Ont. 0.28 118.4 313.6 3.05% 6.38 358,158 101,033 47.49 2.79 2.07 1.7 1.1
      24 Peterborough, Ont. 2.17 116.8 193.4 4.51% 7.09 252,884 74,961 75.19 2.48 2.21 1.58 0.81
      25 Barrie, Ont. 0.47 111.5 205.7 7.81% 5.93 285,498 85,467 60.56 2.72 1.43 1.55 1.17
      26 St. Catharines, Ont. 1.47 115.4 236.1 4.24% 6.56 223,464 69,954 60.25 2.56 1.38 1.65 0.53
      27 District of Langley, B.C. 0.57 168 168 7.71% 3.49 538,059 100,187 98.1 2.36 2.43 1.7 0.78
      28 Kelowna, B.C. 2.02 104.6 207.4 3.26% 5.07 418,956 77,330 113.03 2.15 2.3 1.81 0.16
      29 Greater Sudbury / Grand Sudbury, Ont. 0.63 101.1 183 2.99% 7.85 214,087 83,483 78.89 2.1 1.91 1.34 1.12
      30 Windsor, Ont. 1.25 115.7 242.5 4.37% 8.33 187,645 75,458 125.6 2.27 1.52 1.15 1.29
      31 Richmond, B.C. 1.39 179.4 301.2 8.44% 5.72 662,716 78,569 77.34 2.31 2.43 2.02 1.95
      32 Cambridge, Ont. 0.94 106.6 204.7 6.83% 5.87 291,425 83,881 62.57 2.78 1.46 1.22 0.92
      33 Nanaimo, B.C. 1.54 167.2 285 6.89% 6.98 351,751 66,496 108.91 2.06 2.6 1.72 0.42
      34 Thunder Bay, Ont. 1.48 90.5 162 2.83% 7.41 194,824 73,182 108.79 2.11 2.22 1.37 0.57
      35 Burnaby, B.C. 0.76 165 317 5.52% 6.78 596,376 75,188 93.27 2.07 2.43 2.1 0.85
      36 Brantford, Ont. 1.1 115 220.7 4.95% 6.02 253,968 76,935 99.09 2.73 1.35 1.14 0.59
      37 Oshawa, Ont. 0.5 118.4 233.5 4.02% 7.64 253,714 78,792 47.49 2.59 1.28 1.66 1.33
      38 Saint John, N.B. 0.24 125.1 196.7 1.35% 8.04 172,236 74,871 101.4 2.02 2.72 1.19 1.28
      39 Chatham-Kent, Ont. 1.27 120.3 244.6 5.38% 7.19 145,950 68,194 77.07 2.45 0.97 0.95 0.45
      40 Longueuil, Que. 1.59 122 201.8 3.33% 6.62 234,150 66,362 76.56 2.24 2.34 2.09 1.39
      41 Sherbrooke, Que. 0.75 128 176.2 0.42% 6.9 208,081 62,002 60.57 2.17 3.76 1.68 1.47
      42 St. John\'s, N.L. 0.26 162.4 191.3 -0.88% 10 332,327 95,412 93.34 2.06 3.16 1.87 1.98
      43 Trois-Rivières, Que. 1.28 116.6 193 -2.16% 7.33 132,782 60,914 70.38 2.19 2.08 1.38 1.11
      44 Abbotsford, B.C. 0.68 170.9 357.9 -0.62% 5.54 385,452 76,724 78.57 2.15 1.61 1.24 0.12
      45 Cape Breton, N.S. 0.21 143.4 197.3 1.32% 16.16 125,991 60,524 66.04 1.85 2.15 0.85 1.03
      46 Saguenay, Que. 0.75 120 171.4 -3.69% 8.8 161,345 64,845 71.11 2.39 2.14 1.03 1.72

      Comment


        #4
        Best Small Cities

        (Population below 100,000)





        1 St. Albert, Alta. 0.64 76 176.3 4.92% 3.82 344,967 139,628 56.51 2.54 2.59 1.86 0.94
        2 Strathcona County, Alta. 0.52 77.4 169.7 4.85% 3.51 371,619 147,946 54.14 2.5 2.59 1.66 1.02
        3 Lacombe, Alta. 1.14 75.6 156.9 7.20% 3.91 243,461 97,516 59.11 2.06 2.39 1.46 0.34
        4 Newmarket, Ont. 0.52 108.3 205.8 6.31% 4.69 413,688 107,353 39.37 2.78 2.07 2.05 1.63
        5 Halton Hills, Ont. 0.9 109.6 193 6.08% 4.16 458,024 116,251 33.57 2.96 2.07 1.67 1.44
        6 Stratford, Ont. 4.59 117.1 211.2 4.50% 5 237,518 73,948 55.91 2.46 3.04 2.6 0.68
        7 Boucherville, Que. 1.53 116.4 225.5 -3.13% 2.78 317,057 115,838 76.56 2.83 2.34 2.86 1.99
        8 District of North Vancouver, B.C. 1.46 165.2 207.9 5.41% 4.9 819,882 118,348 42.01 2.46 2.43 4.2 0.76
        9 Milton, Ont. 0.28 112.4 216.2 8.08% 3.63 432,883 108,825 43.67 2.87 2.07 2.35 1.66
        10 Canmore, Alta. 4.3 82.9 158.8 1.53% 2.26 610,282 114,018 60.28 2.12 3.82 3.53 0.47
        11 Yellowknife, N.W.T. 2.57 50.5 143 6.16% 5.73 425,947 132,378 218.07 2.45 2.6 2.99 1.36
        12 Medicine Hat, Alta. 0.64 60.7 188.7 8.75% 4.01 215,401 86,821 78.04 2.1 1.77 1.12 0.33
        13 Wetaskiwin, Alta. 1.57 77.2 155 2.95% 3.15 174,621 79,359 161.57 2.06 2.55 0.91 0.23
        14 Blainville, Que. 0.88 120.9 196.2 3.65% 4.53 275,669 103,000 53.3 2.73 2.34 1.57 2
        15 Centre Wellington, Ont. 0.9 124.9 204.7 7.35% 3.28 347,348 94,192 28.53 2.71 1.2 2.49 0.6
        16 Port Coquitlam, B.C. 1.07 181.2 295 6.27% 4.84 410,809 88,850 66.69 2.18 2.43 1.85 0.52
        17 Repentigny, Que. 0.73 118.6 198.9 1.88% 4.51 215,408 82,008 48.32 2.56 2.34 1.32 1.91
        18 Okotoks, Alta. 0.69 59.7 160.4 5.09% 2.89 345,681 118,333 69.21 2.53 1.06 2.43 1.04
        19 West Vancouver, B.C. 1.52 111.6 207.9 -1.83% 4.45 1,462,629 178,038 40.09 2.54 2.43 3.82 1.68
        20 Victoria, B.C. 9.46 150.4 312.6 8.58% 5.11 447,044 59,321 104.19 1.55 3.25 3.62 0.07
        21 Maple Ridge, B.C. 0.55 181.2 295 7.14% 4.6 354,953 83,962 85.36 2.19 2.43 1.67 0.32
        22 Pickering, Ont. 0.21 118.4 233.5 4.47% 6.56 379,156 109,804 47.49 2.95 2.07 2.23 1.07
        23 Clarington, Ont. 0.29 116.8 215.3 7.57% 5.37 308,048 97,019 47.49 2.95 1.28 1.45 1.28
        24 North Vancouver City, B.C. 1.87 165.2 207.9 3.29% 4.63 580,050 73,326 78.15 1.61 2.43 4.29 0.77
        25 Owen Sound, Ont. 0.76 121.1 223.9 5.55% 6.08 223,587 67,914 63.18 2.35 3.33 1.57 1.09
        26 Cranbrook, B.C. 1.6 80.8 189 7.95% 5.01 303,505 73,833 101.11 2.06 6.65 1.2 0.22
        27 Collingwood, Ont. 3.13 110.6 215.1 7.01% 6.62 331,594 81,449 62.13 2.55 2.29 1.8 1.23
        28 Camrose, Alta. 0.99 69.9 168.2 3.38% 4.86 211,027 81,937 102.37 2 1.79 1.15 0.26
        29 Cobourg, Ont. 1.34 104.3 221.5 5.41% 6.58 234,438 73,802 51.68 2.59 1.94 1.73 1.19
        30 Aurora, Ont. 0.44 117.6 217.5 -3.55% 5.03 499,296 129,615 39.37 2.78 2.07 2.63 1.88
        31 Caledon, Ont. 0.1 107.4 193.9 10.79% 4.1 519,503 126,093 33.12 2.92 2.07 1.91 1.48
        32 Steinbach, Man. 3.25 67 168.2 7.98% 4.59 250,276 65,784 85.88 2.04 2.57 1.85 0.02
        33 Strathmore, Alta. 0.59 67.5 169.3 5.27% 3.88 273,097 94,584 101.14 2.22 2.46 0.84 0.31
        34 Orillia, Ont. 1.07 114.2 208.6 9.58% 5.67 235,047 68,631 78.38 2.41 2.75 1.73 1.61
        35 Port Hope, Ont. 0.64 102.6 232.6 6.89% 6.06 244,933 78,784 44.21 2.76 1.48 2.18 0.98
        36 Wood Buffalo, Alta. 0.19 82.9 156.9 7.25% 4.21 458,722 183,684 124.94 2.43 0.99 0.87 1.96
        37 Sarnia, Ont. 1.84 111.8 227.6 2.81% 6.96 189,490 83,161 76.32 2.31 1.59 1.12 0.56
        38 Fredericton, N.B. 1.2 121.1 187.3 2.56% 6.68 192,903 76,669 72.33 2.07 2.25 2.08 1.32
        39 High River, Alta. 1.61 59.7 160.4 -3.71% 2.63 300,076 92,612 66.55 2.21 1.06 1.28 0.4
        40 Brooks, Alta. 0.96 78 170.5 4.50% 3.01 227,209 94,391 107.71 2.02 0.44 0.95 0.35
        41 Joliette, Que. 1.99 95.9 199.1 4.15% 5.96 162,768 59,373 90 2.14 4.07 0.95 1.35
        42 Whitehorse, Y.T 2.61 61.6 140.3 4.40% 7.41 371,684 92,931 127.94 2.01 2.27 2.77 0.08
        43 Saint-Hyacinthe, Que. 1.73 119.2 208.6 3.18% 5.93 177,044 59,927 61.77 2.11 2.64 1.02 1.58
        44 Grande Prairie, Alta. 0.47 77.2 167.3 55.47% 3.81 256,008 113,478 150.69 2.19 2.11 1.08 1.41
        45 New Westminster, B.C. 0.6 165 317 4.41% 5.61 440,151 70,696 102.1 1.8 2.43 2.4 0.37
        46 Dollard-Des Ormeaux, Que. 0.4 119.4 212.2 3.42% 6.75 373,718 97,036 99.62 2.38 2.34 2.09 1.82
        47 Brandon, Man. 1.7 69.1 161.7 -0.74% 5.05 207,512 72,313 82.3 2 2.33 1.3 0.62
        48 Sylvan Lake, Alta. 0.4 74.6 164.9 3.57% 4.75 296,052 110,212 82.19 2.18 2.39 1.22 0.65
        49 Moose Jaw, Sask. 1.6 65 175.8 3.49% 5.66 217,257 71,683 114.64 1.96 1.74 1.46 0.29
        50 Charlottetown, P.E.I. 0.99 130.8 199.5 5.45% 8.38 204,173 71,169 90.84 2.02 2.57 2.01 1.06
        51 Lloydminster (Sask./Alta.) 0.6 67.5 162.7 11.15% 4.09 244,870 107,646 91 2.02 1.46 1.37 1.26
        52 Brossard, Que. 0.67 122 201.8 0.56% 6.6 288,662 88,846 76.56 2.72 2.34 2.26 1.77
        53 North Bay, Ont. 1.35 111.3 185.3 2.73% 7.3 244,099 72,478 68.4 2.06 2.2 1.09 1.54
        54 Châteauguay, Que. 0.81 119.4 212.2 4.24% 6.54 204,186 71,973 51.99 2.48 2.34 1.43 1.16
        55 Rimouski, Que. 1.22 111.6 192.2 -4.33% 7.37 162,570 63,829 46.96 2.28 3.69 1.93 1.6
        56 Fort St. John, B.C. 0.7 66 180.1 10.33% 4.45 312,309 99,724 163.59 1.97 1.29 0.86 1.49
        57 Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Que. 1.48 124.8 209.4 3.08% 4.9 212,979 68,284 76.88 2.29 2.08 1.26 1.34
        58 Leamington, Ont. 1.1 103.2 236.1 3.54% 6.15 199,365 73,743 44.5 2.32 0.76 0.66 0.89
        59 Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. 1.07 105.4 187.6 1.48% 8.13 186,378 71,073 79.24 2.04 1.77 1.19 0.96
        60 Penticton, B.C. 3.01 93.6 249.1 5.61% 6.52 434,800 64,601 132.67 2.19 2.86 1.19 0.05
        61 Saint-Eustache, Que. 1.28 123.5 199.5 0.18% 4.64 212,909 76,387 66.99 2.48 2.34 1.19 1.75
        62 Brockville, Ont. 1.08 118.2 221.9 5.21% 6.41 229,822 70,458 79.08 2.4 2.05 1.14 0.73
        63 Dawson Creek, B.C. 1.11 75 161.1 9.47% 6.11 257,605 78,082 136.75 1.79 1.81 1.79 0.49
        64 Tillsonburg, Ont. 1.42 112.6 219.8 3.06% 5.94 198,470 70,255 52.52 2.87 1.37 0.84 0.67
        65 Mascouche, Que. 0.79 102.9 148.1 10.06% 4.85 218,290 81,884 63.8 2.77 2.34 1.4 1.93
        66 Vernon, B.C. 1.78 99.1 241.5 2.39% 6.04 360,628 68,676 121.4 2.13 2.83 1.3 0.09

        Comment


          #5
          Best Places to Raise Kids

          Best Places to Raise Kids - MoneySense




          1 Calgary, Alta. 17.90% 47.95 22.03 726 394,550 125,733 6.56% 753.64 2.46 4.02 2.11 67.5
          2 Blainville, Que. 22.12% 53.61 47.99 210 275,669 103,000 3.65% 909.86 2.34 4.53 1.57 120.9
          3 St. Albert, Alta. 18.24% 50.32 22.03 726 344,967 139,628 4.92% 748.94 2.59 3.82 1.86 76
          4 Strathcona County, Alta. 19.33% 50.53 22.03 726 371,619 147,946 4.85% 843.72 2.59 3.51 1.66 77.4
          5 Lévis, Que. 16.47% 44.67 47.99 210 205,501 79,083 1.46% 581.8 3.2 3.65 1.78 121.1
          6 Boucherville, Que. 16.58% 46.47 47.99 210 317,057 115,838 -3.13% 821.01 2.34 2.78 2.86 116.4
          7 Terrebonne, Que. 18.14% 49.39 47.99 210 225,385 81,108 3.92% 1023.04 2.34 4.03 1.4 123.5
          8 Repentigny, Que. 15.53% 45.74 47.99 210 215,408 82,008 1.88% 396.56 2.34 4.51 1.32 118.6
          9 Gatineau, Que. 16.71% 43.43 47.99 210 223,770 78,788 1.35% 1409.46 2.44 5.63 2.78 118.5
          10 Lacombe, Alta. 22.11% 46.23 22.03 726 243,461 97,516 7.20% 1246.62 2.39 3.91 1.46 75.6
          11 Lethbridge, Alta. 18.52% 42.64 22.03 726 183,491 82,601 4.53% 1278.46 1.99 4.1 1.44 58.5
          12 Winnipeg, Man. 16.71% 44.21 23.78 560 255,091 77,269 6.00% 1415.63 2.57 5.04 1.91 76.9
          13 Oakville, Ont. 18.75% 57.35 20.91 n/a 587,045 145,471 6.23% 507.27 2.07 5.3 2.58 101.3
          14 Burlington, Ont. 16.48% 47.42 20.9 n/a 417,102 110,031 6.82% 507.27 2.5 4.65 2.06 108.7
          15 Newmarket, Ont. 17.83% 56.47 20.91 n/a 413,688 107,353 6.31% 548.25 2.07 4.69 2.05 108.3
          16 Steinbach, Man. 21.49% 46.1 23.78 560 250,276 65,784 7.98% 1489.49 2.57 4.59 1.85 67
          17 Yellowknife, N.W.T. 18.99% 52.24 40.66 700 425,947 132,378 6.16% 4425.57 2.6 5.73 2.99 50.5
          18 Edmonton, Alta. 15.72% 43.45 22.03 726 338,463 96,704 3.84% 1210.46 2.57 4.91 1.95 77.2
          19 Dollard-Des Ormeaux, Que. 17.01% 58.18 47.99 210 373,718 97,036 3.42% 1204.68 2.34 6.75 2.09 119.4
          20 Ottawa, Ont. 15.92% 46.78 20.91 n/a 352,020 98,980 4.10% 651.86 2.44 5.89 2.94 118.5
          21 Saskatoon, Sask. 17.62% 41.65 10.39 603 311,592 86,934 6.85% 1789.84 3.06 5.25 1.78 64.4
          22 Québec, Que. 12.53% 37.15 47.99 210 221,685 67,907 0.58% 920.48 3.2 4.97 2.33 121.1
          23 Halton Hills, Ont. 20.65% 55.52 20.9 n/a 458,024 116,251 6.08% 507.27 2.07 4.16 1.67 109.6
          24 Amos, Que. 17.47% 44.6 47.99 210 154,787 70,348 0.87% 1327.78 4.15 11.58 0.89 103.7
          24 Rimouski, Que. 14.45% 39.77 47.99 210 162,570 63,829 -4.33% 951.84 3.69 7.37 1.93 111.6
          25 Laval, Que. 16.73% 46.36 47.99 210 265,169 77,060 2.64% 966.97 2.34 5.52 1.68 118.5

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            #6
            Το Calgary εμφανίζεται πολλές φορές στην κορυφή.
            Ει ο Θεός μεθ' ημών, ουδείς καθ' ημών.
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              #7
              Originally posted by NickD View Post
              Το Calgary εμφανίζεται πολλές φορές στην κορυφή.
              Για αυτο οποιος με ρωταει πως πηρα την αποφαση να ερθω στο Calgary αφου δεν ειχα γεωγραφικους περιορισμους με το IEC, του λεω οτι η αποφαση ηταν πολυ ευκολη
              “Experience is a brutal teacher, but you learn. My God, do you learn.” C.S Lewis

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                #8
                Originally posted by BlackRed View Post
                Για αυτο οποιος με ρωταει πως πηρα την αποφαση να ερθω στο Calgary αφου δεν ειχα γεωγραφικους περιορισμους με το IEC, του λεω οτι η αποφαση ηταν πολυ ευκολη
                Με αυτά που βλέπω σε πιστεύω.
                Ει ο Θεός μεθ' ημών, ουδείς καθ' ημών.
                https://pablitogreco.com

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                  #9


                  το Clima στον Kαναδα ΓΕΝΙΚΑ: Climate - Your Canada




                  και στις περιφερειες: Canadian Regional Climate - Your Canada

                  Canadian Regional Climate



                  The West Coast
                  British Columbia’s coast is fortunate to have the most temperate climate in Canada. Warm airstreams from the Pacific Ocean keep the vegetation growing and the populace happy. It rarely snows in the low-lying areas, and the Coastal Range and the Rocky Mountains block the Pacific air from the Prairies. The moist air leaves the coast over the mountains, so it cools and falls on the western slopes in heavy amounts of rain and snow. The valleys between the mountain ranges experience hot summers almost completely devoid of precipitation.

                  The Prairies

                  The Canadian Prairies extend east from the Rocky Mountains to the Great Lakes. Farming is out in force in these regions. Cold winters and humid, hot summers are the norm, with a tolerable amount of snow and rain. Spring showers and temperate autumn weather makes the Prairies one of the top grain-growing areas of the world.

                  The Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Region

                  Over half the population of Canada lives near the Great Lakes or along the St. Lawrence River. Winter is very snowy and wind-chilled, while summers are humid and longer than elsewhere in Canada. Rainfall is sufficient to sustain some of the best farming areas in Canada.

                  Atlantic Canada

                  This region features one of the most rugged and most variable climates anywhere in the country. In winter, temperatures can vary wildly as Arctic air is replaced by maritime air from passing storms. Snowfall is relatively heavy, and fog is often present in spring and at the onset of summer. July is the warmest month with an average temperature of 16 to 18 degrees Celcius.

                  The North

                  North of the Prairies and the populated Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Region is a vast boreal forest. This area is snow-covered most of the year, and summer lasts approximately two months. Above the tree-line lies the Arctic. Here, temperatures rise above freezing only a few weeks a year, and the ground remains permanently frozen.

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                    #10
                    Geography
                    Geography - Your Canada



                    As the world’s second largest country, Canada’s geography changes significantly depending on which part you are in. And with the differences in each region, there is a very different accompanying landscape and climate.


                    In almost every part of Canada there are lakes and rivers. Canada has over 2 million lakes covering 7% of the land mass. The largest lake is the Northwest Territories’ Great Bear Lake. It is estimated that Canada is home to one-seventh of the world’s fresh water.


                    Canada has a land mass of 9,970,610 square kilometers and occupies the northern half of North America. From east to west, Canada encompasses six time zones. Canada has coastlines on the Atlantic and Pacific and the Arctic Ocean, giving it the longest coastline of any country. Canada’s southern boundary is an 8,892 kilometer border with the United States. Northern Canada’s Arctic islands come within 800 kilometers of the North Pole.


                    In northernmost Canada only 12 per cent of the land is suitable for agriculture because of the harsh climate. As a result, most of the population of Canada live within a few hundred kilometres of the southern border, where the climate is milder.

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                      #11
                      Canadian Regional Geography
                      Canadian Regional Geography - Your Canada

                      The Pacific Coast

                      The British Columbia coast is indented by coves and protected from storms by Vancouver Island. It has the most even, comfortable climate of any Canadian region. Vancouver Island’s west coast is rained on frequently as a result of the coastal layout, which gives it a temperate rain forest climate. Because of this, the island’s west coast has the oldest and tallest trees in Canada: Douglas firs 90 meters high and Western Red Cedars 1,300 years old.

                      The Cordillera

                      From British Columbia to the Alberta border the land is rugged, aggressively styled with mountains and plateaus. Here the Rocky Mountains, the Coastal Mountains and other ranges run north to south. Canada’s highest peaks are in the St. Elias Mountains, an extension of the Cordillera that reaches north into the Yukon and Alaska. The British Columbia interior is topographically convoluted, it varies from alpine snowfields to massive valleys where hot and dry conditions are typical.




                      The Prairies

                      The Prairies are often described as endless fields of wheat under a neverending sky. The plains areas of Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitobaare some of the richest grain-producing regions in the world. On a clear day you can see for miles in the prairies.


                      The Canadian Shield

                      A huge inland sea marks the birthplace of a huge part of Canadian heritage. This sea, the Hudson Bay, extends into the heart of Canada. Surrounding this bay is a rocky region called the Canadian Shield. It stretches east to Labrador, south to Kingston on Lake Ontario and northwest as far as the Arctic Ocean. The Canadian Shield is Canada’s largest geographical feature in addition to being a storehouse of minerals, including gold, silver, zinc, copper and uranium.


                      The Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Lowlands

                      Southern Québec and Ontario are home to Canada’s two largest cities, Montreal and Toronto. This region is the industrial centre of Canada. 50 per cent of Canadians live here and produce 70 percent of Canada’s manufactured goods. A prime agricultural land, many foodstuffs are grown here such as grapes, peaches, pears and other fruits. The Great Lakes and St. Lawrence region is sugar maple country. The sugar maple leaves, Canada’s national symbol, are resplendent in red, orange and gold. During spring the sap is harvested to make maple syrup and sugar.



                      The Atlantic Provinces-Appalachian Region

                      New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland are the smallest Canadian provinces. The most well known part of this region is the Grand Banks, which extends 400 kilometers off the east coast, where the mixing of ocean currents has created one of the richest fishing grounds in the world. Geographically, the Atlantic provinces are part of the Appalachian mountain range. This area is characterised by low, rugged hills and plateaus and deeply indented coastline.


                      The Arctic

                      The Arctic is a fierce and majestic place. Advances in transportation and communications technology have made the Arctic accessible where it was formerly very difficult to travel. Nowadays every community is served by air, and the majority of isolated communities have electricity, stores and health services. The seemingly endless miles of ice and snow make this a land of incredible solemn beauty. The glacial formations you can see in Canada’s arctic predate humanity.

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                        #12
                        Claus ,έκανες εξαιρετική δουλειά με όλα αυτά τα post που παρέθεσες.
                        - Σχετικά με τους στατιστικούς πίνακες έχω να πω ότι πέρα από τις "πρωτιές" του Calgary
                        είναι χρήσιμο να προσεχθούν και κάποιοι άλλοι παράμετροι.
                        Θεώρησα ως ποιο σημαντικούς δείκτες τα % ανεργίας,το μέσο ετήσιο οικογενειακό εισόδημα,
                        τις ημέρες με ψύχος άνω των 0 βαθμών Κελσίου ή Φαρενάιτ ?,και τις ημέρες βροχόπτωσης.
                        Παρατήρησα λοιπόν ότι πολλές πόλεις του GTA ( Rithmont Hill,Brampton,Missisagua,
                        St.Cathrin etc.) πλασάρονται σε αρκετά καλές θέσεις.Άρα υπάρχουν αρκετές εναλλακτικές επιλογές ακόμα και σε περιφέρειες κορεσμένες από μετανάστες.
                        - Η επιλογή πέρα από τις στατιστικές (καλώς ή κακώς) εξαρτάται και από τις προσωπικές δυνατότητες (γνωριμίες,εξειδίκευση, ................
                        < GREEKS AGAINST NEW WORLD ORDER >

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by EL HOPLITE View Post
                          Claus ,έκανες εξαιρετική δουλειά .....................
                          - Η επιλογή πέρα από τις στατιστικές (καλώς ή κακώς) εξαρτάται και από τις προσωπικές δυνατότητες (γνωριμίες,εξειδίκευση,
                          .........
                          ............ προτεραιότητες,φιλοδοξίες,οικονομική ευχέρεια κ.α. ) αλλά και από τους παράγοντες
                          τύχη,συγκυρίες και πεπρωμένο.
                          < GREEKS AGAINST NEW WORLD ORDER >

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