AAHHHH!! what is the best canadian city to live in?

[The_Ghost]

Bite me

Anytime MK, anytime


I meant the cities dammit!!!! LOL

Certain people there are all good

 

[§äñît¥ Pôí§ðñ]

hehehe
thx for the replies

i might take u up on that momma

tell me more about calgary, big dawg
and why u didnt like vancouver or toronto

anyone have opinions (good/bad/indifferent) about montreal?
i know, i know.. "those damn french-canadians!! *shakes fist*"

money isnt a big issue, but it is considered
we just need to be able to find decent or good paying jobs and go to college at some point

 

[Longhorn85]

If you move to Toronto, keep in mind I can cook and will gladly have you over for dinner once in a while
I can bake too.

Does that apply to Americans who are just passing through? I am going to be visiting my in-laws in North Bay in March, and a home-cooked meal would hit the spot.

Plus my wife could discuss quilts with you.

 

[Drifter]

My vote has to go with Calgary. Its a big city without feeling like a big city if you know what I mean. Jobs are in abundance right now in just about every sector. The one thing that I really loved is that nature is a short drive away. There are also tons of paved trails throughout the city (250 miles worth) to go running, biking, or rollerblading on whenever you feel like getting some excercise.

I should note that I have also lived in Toronto, Vancouver, St. Catherines, and a few other places not worth mentioning and would still choose Calgary over them any day. As a matter of fact I'm heading back to Calgary in a few months.

I should add that I have also heard god things about both Montreal and Ottawa but since I have never stayed in either place I cannot recommend either.

Best of luck....

Drifter

 

[smallmovesal]

calgary.

i live near there too... so if i'm still here you can visit me

 

[Longhorn85]

My vote has to go with Calgary. Its a big city without feeling like a big city if you know what I mean. Jobs are in abundance right now in just about every sector. The one thing that I really loved is that nature is a short drive away.

What about the night life in Calgary? How is it?

 

[gorilla_boy]

I am a Texan married to a Canadian. When I retire from the military we are considering moving to Barrie, ON. We like the fact that it is pretty close to Toronto, yet small-townish and closer to my wife's hometown of North Bay.

Have you been to Barrie in the last few years?
It's not so small townish anymore. It's the fastest growing area in Canada.

 

[jordon]

I would say Toronto but just live in the outskirts (that's what I do).

And if you decide to to this you must learn to say Taranta.

 

[Bullit]

I live in Calgary.
I would LOVE to live in Vancouver. Van rules.

Calgary nitelife?... good if you are under 30. After that it gets worse. I, being 33, am frequently one of the oldest people at the bar.
The economy here is good.. but its tied DIRECTLY to oil prices. As the prices are going down, expect the economy here to cool off.

Check out Vancouver. PLUS it dosent snow there (usually).

 

[§äñît¥ Pôí§ðñ]

how about the college/university selection in calgary?
we are both in the business administration area...
dread lord was a computer tech for years but it bores him so thtas why he went to college for business
he wants to head toward management, but im not sure where exactly i want to take my business degree (once i get the damn thing)

http://www.crazycanucks.com/menu3-1.shtml

lol
i read this and i dont know what the hell to think
nightlife and shit isnt very important to uis,
we just want a nice city, nice people, not bad traffic, decent cost of living, good schools and a decent job market, or tech market since he can make alot more money than me