Canadian city ranking

The ranking of Canadian cities is Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Calgary, Ottawa and Edmonton.

1 Toronto

Toronto is not only the capital of Ontario, but also the largest city in Canada. It is also a famous metropolis and the most multicultural city in the world. There are many tall buildings in the city, and the city is clean and prosperous.

Toronto is the commercial center of Canada, where finance and industry and commerce are very developed. Among the 500 largest companies in Canada, 200 are headquartered here. It is not an exaggeration to call this metropolis, which holds the lifeblood of Canada's economy, the "life center" of Canada.

② Vancouver

Vancouver is the political, cultural, tourism and transportation center of western Canada.

Over the years, this city has been rated as one of the most livable cities in the world by UN-Habitat, attracting thousands of international students from different countries. Vancouver is the city with the most languages and races in the world.

In addition, Vancouver is relatively developed in software development, biotechnology, astronomy, animation and other industries, and is the third largest production center in North America after Los Angeles and new york. It also has the best ski resort in the world.

③ Montreal

Montreal has come a long way to be loved by students.

QS announces the best student city every year. Montreal occupies the first place among many cities in Canada all the year round, and even beat the global cities in 20 17 to become the top 1 in the world.

Montreal's preference is not unreasonable: comfortable living environment, diverse cultural environment, inexhaustible global food, and various wonderful festivals. ...

④ Calgary

Calgary, also known as Calgary, Calgary and Cowboy City, is located in the Rocky Mountains in southern Alberta, Canada. It is the fourth largest city in Canada and one of the richest, safest, happiest and highest living standards in the world.

Calgary has been rated as the five most livable cities in the world by The Economist for many years. Calgary is the economic, financial, political and cultural center of Alberta and the largest city in the province.

5 Ottawa

As a city with a population of 1 10,000, Ottawa is very proud to provide a safe and stable environment for all.

Compared with other major international cities, the cost of living in Ottawa is quite affordable. In Ottawa, the basic cost of living starts at 800 Canadian dollars per month.

There are many activities in Ottawa, such as boating on the Ottawa River, skating on the Lido Canal, skiing in Gatinaud, cycling along the Lido Canal, practicing playing in one of the many beautiful golf courses, or riding and whipping in the charming rural areas near Ottawa.

6 Edmonton

Living in Edmonton is safe and healthy! Edmonton's health care index is very high, so friends who want to live in Edmonton no longer have to worry about medicine.

Besides, Edmonton is a vibrant city, and people are keen on outdoor activities, even a snowstorm can't stop them from going out. This is also a shopping paradise. West Edmonton Shopping Center is comparable to a small city in scale, and Old St. Rascona Farmers' Market is also quite famous.

Specific reference standards for ranking:

Location: Weather (sunny), safety, number of landmark buildings, number of parks/outdoor activity centers.

Facilities: number of airports/routes, number of scenic spots, number of museums, ranking of universities, scale of conference center.

Population: proportion of overseas-born residents and education level of residents.

Prosperity: the number of global top 500 enterprises, per capita GDP, income level and unemployment rate.

Culture: cultural activities, nightlife, dining experience, shopping.

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