Which city is suitable for retirement for Canadian immigrants?

Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal and Canada are the three cities that most immigrants will choose first, but do you know? In fact, according to the authoritative survey of money sense, these three cities are not the most suitable cities for new immigrants to live in Canada. Toronto ranked 43rd, Vancouver ranked 44th and Montreal ranked 16 1 in the evaluation of national urban indicators.

The main evaluation indicators of the most livable city ranking include income, housing affordability, population, weather, traffic, crime, taxation, infrastructure and culture.

10 is the most suitable big city for new immigrants.

Ottawa, Ontario 1

The affordability of new immigrants from Canada to Ottawa.

Low unemployment rate, high living standard and good air quality make Ottawa the most livable city in Canada and the most suitable city for new immigrants! According to statistics, the number of immigrants in Ottawa accounts for 20% of the city's total population, and the unemployment rate is only 6.6%. In 20 16 years, the average rent of a two-bedroom apartment was $65,438 +0, 176. The capital of the cultural and political center, is there no pressure on all indicators?

2 Gatinaud, Quebec

The affordability of new immigrants from Canada to Ottawa.

Gatinaud, located in the southwest of Quebec, is a medium-sized city with convenient transportation and suitable climate, which is suitable for living.

Unemployment rate: 5.5%, immigrant ratio: 9%, and average rent of two-bedroom apartment: $752.

Waterloo, Ontario

The affordability of new immigrants from Canada to Ottawa.

Waterloo is located in the south of Ontario, where the climate is mild, natural resources are abundant and the scenery is beautiful. Founded in 1957, the University of Waterloo is a comprehensive university famous for its science, engineering, mathematics and computer science. In Quacquarelli Symonds World University Ranking in May 2065438, the QS score of the University of Waterloo was 5.5 stars, the highest among international universities.

Unemployment rate: 5.2%, the proportion of immigrants: 25%, and the average rent of two bedrooms: 65438 USD +0.0865438 USD +0.

No.4 Brossard, Quebec

The affordability of new immigrants from Canada to Ottawa.

Brossard is located on the south bank of Montreal, with small urban area, rapid population growth and low unemployment rate.

Estimated unemployment rate: 5.3%

Proportion of immigrants to total population: 36%

Average rent for a two-bedroom apartment: $789

5 Delta of British Columbia

The affordability of new immigrants from Canada to Ottawa.

Delta belongs to the Greater Vancouver area, about 30 minutes' drive from Vancouver. This is a typical peninsula topography. Surrounded by water on three sides, with abundant sunshine, mild climate and picturesque scenery, it has world-class golf courses and parks. It is not only suitable for new immigrants to live here, but also an ideal paradise for international students to learn English.

Estimated unemployment rate: 4.9%

Proportion of immigrants to total population: 27%

Average rent for two bedrooms: 1, 05 1.

6 Sanic, British Columbia

The affordability of new immigrants from Canada to Ottawa.

Sanic is located in the southeast corner of vancouver island. The Sanic Peninsula here looks like the land rising from strait of georgia, so "W? Senna? " (that is, "bulge"). Medium-sized cities have good medical conditions and low unemployment and crime rates.

Estimated unemployment rate: 5.2%

Proportion of immigrants to the total population: 17%

Average rent for two bedrooms: $ 1, 144.

Burlington, Ontario

The affordability of new immigrants from Canada to Ottawa.

Burlington is a part of greater toronto area, located at the western end of Lake Ontario. High family income, low crime rate, moderate living expenses, suitable temperature and good infrastructure all make this city popular.

Estimated unemployment rate: 4.9%

Proportion of immigrants to the total population: 18%

Average rent for two bedrooms: $65,438 +0.267.

Regina, Saskatchewan

The affordability of new immigrants from Canada to Ottawa.

Regina is one of the two important industrial cities in Canada, mainly engaged in oil refining, machinery manufacturing, chemical industry, food and other industries. There are more employment opportunities in industrial cities. Moreover, in 20 13, university of regina was ranked 9th in the comprehensive category of Canadian universities by McCawlin, and had a long-term friendship with China.

Estimated unemployment rate: 5.2%

Proportion of immigrants to the total population: 12%

Average rent for a two-bedroom apartment: $65,438 +0.097.

9 St. Albert Street, Alberta

The affordability of new immigrants from Canada to Ottawa.

St Albert is adjacent to Edmonton. The city is only 48 square kilometers with a population of more than 60,000, but the unemployment rate is relatively low, the medical conditions are superior and the crime rate is low.

Estimated unemployment rate: 5. 1%

Proportion of immigrants to total population: 9%

Average rent for two bedrooms: $65,438+0,383.

Gui Hu 10, Ontario

The affordability of new immigrants from Canada to Ottawa.

Gui Hu is located in the south of Ontario, about100km from downtown Toronto. There is also Guelph University, which covers an area of about 1 100 mu and is a garden-style college.

Estimated unemployment rate: 4.8%

Proportion of immigrants to the total population: 17%

Average rent for two bedrooms: 1.027 USD.