Calgary is larger than Alberta’s capital, Edmonton, with a population of roughly 900,000. This makes it the largest city in Alberta and the fifth largest in Canada. [More]

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When moving from Toronto to Vancouver, one of your first concerns is which neighbourhood will be the best to live in. Like Toronto, Vancouver is a large, multicultural city in which each neighbourhood can sometimes feel like a world unto itself. [More]

Though recently receiving some bad press for its increasingly expensive housing and costs of living, as well as its relatively high crime rates and high traffic, Vancouver still remains a source of high traffic for good reason. [More]

Hamilton and neighbouring Brampton are lovely Canadian cities in the Greater Toronto Area; great locations for families. Moving anywhere can be challenging though, so here are a few tips to get you started once you arrive: [More]

Oh, Canada. Canada has the highest literacy rate, the longest average lifespan, and the most highly educated population in the world. We also have free healthcare, and most of us sleep feeling safe if we neglect to lock our doors from time to time, enjoying a comparatively low rate of crime. [More]

Ah, the great dilemma that many home dwellers find akin to choosing between living in an overpriced rock and an overpriced hard place—whether to pay overpriced rent for an apartment in Toronto, or pay for an overpriced house in Toronto [More]

Welcome to beautiful Vancouver! Whether you’re newly arrived, or still planning your move, one thing you’re going to want to start planning for is finding the perfect golf club, so you can get out there and practice your swing from the get go. Vancouver is home to many beautiful, historic golf clubs, but we’ll get to those in a minute, first, here are a few things you’ll want to consider when making your selection. [More]

If you have children, one of the most advantageous features of a new home can be its proximity to green space and wide, open spaces for your children to play in. If you’re moving to Vancouver, you’re in luck, because they have over 200 parks and a wealth of recreational facilities to go along with them. [More]

While you may be a diehard Leafs fan, addicted to the Star or a card carrying member of the Royal Ontario Museum, sometimes there comes a point in your life when you’re ready to trade in the gently lapping waters of Lake Ontario for the grandeur of the Pacific Ocean. Keep in mind that moving from Toronto to Vancouver is no small feat; the bodies of water are not going to be the only differences you notice! Vancouver and Toronto are distinct from each other in a number of ways – some you’ll notice immediately, and some you’ll come to appreciate over time. On the other hand, as two of Canada’s most popular cities to live and work in, there are certain things that will be more or less the same. Let’s take a look at some of the similarities and differences y... [More]