Calgary tops list of most livable cities in Canada

 

 

 

Calgary has been named the best city to live in Canada, according to a new study by Global Citizen Solutions, a leading international consultancy. Calgary's moderate cost of living, high quality of life, and wide range of job opportunities have put it ahead of other major metropolitan cities in the country. Canada's capital Ottawa came in second and Edmonton came in third.

The report identifies Calgary as the city with the best job growth and wage structure. The city's job opportunities are mainly concentrated in sectors such as business services, international trade, hospitality, construction, natural resources, and manufacturing. The current average annual wage in Calgary is 63,700 Canadian dollars. The city's financial security is underscored by the fact that the average monthly cost of living for an individual, excluding rent, is $1,508, and the average home price is $665,695.

In addition to economic factors, Calgary's popularity is also attributed to its high-quality healthcare system, low crime rate, and low tax structure. The city has one of the best education systems in the country. Its geographical proximity to the Rocky Mountains and easy access to winter activities such as hiking, snowboarding, and skiing make life in the city even more attractive. The report also states that the city has a friendly environment that makes it easy for immigrants to integrate from abroad.