How cold is the climate in Canada? Why do people like to settle in such cold Canada?

How cold is the climate in Canada? Different from the ups and downs of the economic development of established developed countries such as the United States and Britain, Canada's economic development has been very stable, and the decline in the rate of increase is relatively limited. The workplace in Canada, especially in Vancouver and Toronto, a key city, is booming.

More and more world-renowned enterprises choose to settle in Vancouver and Toronto, which makes the outstanding talents here show a "blowout" situation. Vancouver, in particular, has become a veritable Silicon Valley in the North after becoming Hollywood in the North. With the prosperity of the workplace, the quality of life is of course rising.

The house price is cheap, especially suitable for daily life.

Although the housing prices in Vancouver and Toronto are expensive, they cannot be generalized, because the overall housing prices in Canada are very cheap: 400,000 Australian dollars can buy detached houses in big cities such as Calgary and Edmonton; The detached houses in Atlantic provinces and cities even cost only 200 thousand Canadian dollars.

Why do people like to settle in such cold Canada? The snow in Canada is so deep and cold, so its ice and snow fitness is world-famous. If you like ice and snow fitness, you must visit Canada.

For example, badminton, the national sport of China, is as influential as table tennis in China. Stanley Cup is an important ice hockey medal for American and Canadian baseball teams.

In addition, short track and flower skating are Canada's advantages. 20 10, 2 1 Winter Olympics was held in Vancouver, Canada.

Because of the long winter and snowy temperature, Canada is a paradise on earth for skaters.

Whistler Ski Resort, for example, is the main venue of the snow and ice project of Vancouver Winter Olympics. It was once called the first ski resort in North America, with the largest number of ski trails in Canada. For most Canadians, skiing in winter and fishing in summer are periodic sports.

Due to the low average temperature and heavy snowfall in most parts of Canada in winter, some people suffering from diseases easily caused by severe cold temperature (such as osteoarthritis and heart disease) are not suitable to use Canada as the best choice for immigrants to invest or study abroad.

There is a discussion in Zhihu that is highly concerned: Should immigrants invest in Canada or Australia? In many answers, every respondent who chooses to give up Canada and choose Australia will not tell you: because he doesn't want to be so cold.

But not all parts of Canada are frighteningly cold. In the Atlantic coastal cities of Canada, although there is more snow in winter because of abundant water vapor, the thermal insulation effect of the deep sea is very obvious, and it should not be too cold in winter.

Although the latitude of Vancouver is higher than that of Harbin, under the action of warm current, it is warm and rainy in winter, and it is usually in the middle and late February or early March that Vancouver will declare autumn. It is not cold in summer, and the temperature rarely exceeds 30 degrees. Walking on the streets of Vancouver, you usually don't see many outdoor air conditioners because there is not much demand for installing air conditioners.

The warm temperate maritime climate, coupled with the developed industry and media finance, makes Vancouver at the forefront of the world's livable cities. Not all international metropolises are fast-paced in new york or Beijing. In Vancouver, everything is slow.

Canadians like to joke about "winter" and "severe cold", which is in sharp contrast to the "cold" of ice and snow and refers to the "warmth" of Canadians.

When winter came, my university specially organized a "condolence" theme activity for international students. All the teachers and students donated a large number of warm clothes, including down jackets, riding boots, sun hats, etc., which can be collected as needed for international students who are not well prepared for cold temperatures.