Canadian Towns That Offer Hospitality, Charm, and Adventure
When researching places to visit in Canada, Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal often are in the spotlight, but the country has its share of laid-back, […]
Quality of Life
Especially for Woman’s Month – Data on Canadian Women
Did you know? Canadian women are among the most educated in the world. This is not a surprise, given the Canadian quality of life, education […]
Toronto Named World’s #2 Safest City for 2021
As travelers try to decide on a destination to visit, safety is their number one concern. The global pandemic has changed what the term “safe” […]
How Much of the Total Land in Canada is Considered “Green”?
Canada is known for its beautiful and wild landscapes. When we think of Canada, we think of green grasslands, forests and gardens. But what percentage […]
Interesting Infographic about Criminal Activity in Canada
Crime is a part of every society, in every country. What makes the difference is the way the state deals with crime in its territories. […]
World’s #5 Best Small City Is…Victoria, Canada!
ven with the global pandemic, Victoria is still considered one of the best “small cities” in the world. Monocle, a magazine that explores urban culture […]
Canada Rated Highly for Quality of Life, Education and Raising Children
Canadians pride themselves in welcoming diversity in their citizens In 1971, the country endorsed a national policy of multiculturalism. Canada is now at the top […]
Ontario Is Top Destination for Immigrants Moving to Canada
The Number of residents has rebounded in Ontario to over 111,000. Over 50 percent of the immigrants coming to Canada settled in Ontario.
Canada’s Atlantic Provinces Want to Attract More Immigrants
Atlantic Canada realizes that the way to solve economic and demographic issues is to become not only a stopover for newcomers, but a permanent dwelling place.
Montreal Is the Most Trilingual Canadian City
Over 21 percent of those in Montreal can speak at least three different languages, compared to only ten percent of those in Vancouver, and eleven percent of those in Toronto.