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Best climate in Canada would be Southern Ontario or BC. If you're not in a big city, housing should be quite affordable in those provinces. Everywhere else in C
by lstamour 10y ago
Best climate in Canada would be Southern Ontario or BC. If you're not in a big city, housing should be quite affordable in those provinces. Everywhere else in Canada, well, the weather can vary. No worries about needing to know French, it's only required in Quebec or (useful for) federal government jobs. But ultimately where you settle is up to you (or maybe your employer)...
- refurb 10y agoBest climate in Canada would be Southern Ontario Southern Ontario often get to -30C and has huge lake effect snow storms. BC is great if you're in Vancouver ($$$$ for housing) or Victoria ($$$ for housing).
- lstamour 10y agoReally? Often -30°C? https://goo.gl/OWcFuU https://goo.gl/OWcFuU (Windsor) or https://goo.gl/mx9L52 https://goo.gl/mx9L52 (Toronto)
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- refurb 10y agoAverages hide the extremes. I used to live in Toronto. I would say at least a few days each winter it got to -30C.
- theluketaylor 10y agoMany years there won't be a -30 day in toronto, and, even when there is, it's just a couple days. Between TTC and PATH it's easy to stay inside those handful of bad days. Toronto is rarely below -20, which is pretty easy to manage with the right clothing. It's a shock for someone coming from an area without winter, but I know many, many people who have adjusted.
- kobeya 10y agoKelowna is nice.