Toronto

Toronto is one of the most livable and competitive cities in the world. It is a major city for global finance and business, making it the perfect place to step onto the career ladder in your dream job. Whatever your interests, you’ll find plenty of things to do in Toronto. There are many shopping centers, museums, galleries, restaurants, parks, and theaters. There’s always something to keep you entertained in the big city.

Vancouver

Vancouver frequently ranks highly as one of the world’s most livable cities, but it is also one of Canada’s most expensive places. Vancouver was recently ranked as the best city to live in North America. There are so many amazing things to do here in Vancouver. The city’s coastline offers breathtaking views and amazing beaches, while the mountains offer hiking trails and winter sport activities. 

Ottawa

Ottawa is the nation’s capital and the fourth largest urban region in Canada. It is an officially bilingual city, and many services there are offered in both French and English. The city has lovely parks, beautiful historical architecture and world-class museums. 

Ottawa is more focused on suburban, family-oriented lifestyles. The city offers great schools and community recreation centers. Housing prices are way more reasonable and affordable than Toronto or certainly Vancouver. 

Montreal 

Montreal is known to be Canada’s second-largest city and one of Canada’s largest cultural hubs. It is a place in North America that has all the perks and charm of Europe. The city is well-known for world-renowned universities, art and culture festivals, history, and delicious food. French Canadians are the majority population in Montreal that is why it is the 4th largest French-speaking city in the world, as well as the largest French-speaking city in Canada and North America.

Banff  

Banff is surrounded by the Canadian Rocky Mountains and provides endless opportunities to explore nature. This beautiful place is hugely popular with outdoor enthusiasts. In the summer, living in Banff means easy access to fishing, camping, canoeing, hiking and so much more. In the wintertime, you can try snowboarding and skiing. There are ski resorts such as Louise Mountain Resort and Sunshine Village that are most scenic ski resorts in North America.