Last Updated On 13 December 2023, 6:24 PM EST (Toronto Time)
The Globe and Mail recently published research listing the top 10 most livable cities in Canada as well as all the provinces for new immigrants to live in by 2023.
The list is based on factors like affordability, ease of integration into the community, and availability of essential services, along with other variables.
Information was gathered from 439 Canadian cities with a population of 10,000 or more.
The ranking is based on people who arrived in Canada within the last five years. Since Canada is a huge country, the situation varies from one province to another.
We have compiled the list of:
Pitt Meadows and Victoria in British Columbia are the top cities for newcomers coming to Canada.
Pitt Meadows, British Columbia Victoria, British Columbia Winnipeg, Manitoba North Vancouver, British Columbia Saanich, British Columbia Wellesley, Ontario Burlington, Ontario Regina, Saskatchewan Delta, British Columbia Maple Ridge, British Columbia
Wellesley and Burlington grab the top 2 places in Ontario that have easy community integration, accessible basic amenities, and affordable housing.
Wellesley Burlington Norwich Middlesex Centre Lincoln Perth East Tecumseh North Perth Pickering Lambton Shores
North Vancouver, Saanich, and Delta are among the top 5 most livable cities in British Columbia, after Pitt Meadows and Victoria.
Pitt Meadows Victoria North Vancouver Saanich Delta Maple Ridge West Vancouver Oak Bay Abbotsford Colwood
Mont-Royal and Rosemère are the top two most livable cities in Quebec for integrating newcomers.
Mont-Royal Rosemère Gatineau Laval Westmount Longueuil Lévis La Prairie Québec Beaconsfield, Que.
The Globe and Mail has named Calgary, Lethbridge County, and Canmore as the top 3 most livable cities in the province of Alberta.
Calgary Lethbridge County Canmore St. Albert Lethbridge Wood Buffalo Edmonton Okotoks Strathcona County Olds
Winnipeg in Manitoba and Regina in Saskatchewan are the top 2 most livable cities in the prairie provinces of Canada.
Winnipeg, Manitoba Regina, Saskatchewan East St. Paul, Manitoba Brandon, Manitoba Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Yorkton, Saskatchewan Weyburn, Saskatchewan Swift Current, Saskatchewan Lloydminster, Alberta/Saskatchewan St. Andrews, Manitoba
New Brunswick leads the list of the most livable cities in Atlantic Canada, with nine cities from the province among the top 10 most livable cities in Atlantic Canada.
Fredericton, New Brunswick Dieppe, New Brunswick Quispamsis, New Brunswick Edmundston, New Brunswick Moncton, New Brunswick Saint John, New Brunswick Rothesay, New Brunswick Halifax, Nova Scotia Miramichi, New Brunswick Riverview, New Brunswick
What are the overall 20 most livable cities in Canada in 2023?
Below are the 20 most livable cities in Canada for 2023:
1. Victoria, British Columbia2. North Vancouver, British Columbia3. Winnipeg, Manitoba4. Regina, Saskatchewan5. Burlington, Ontario6. West Vancouver, British Columbia7. Saanich, British Columbia8. Calgary, Alberta9. Pitt Meadows, British Columbia10. Oak Bay, British Columbia11. Mont-Royal, Quebec12. Saskatoon, Saskatchewan13. Canmore, Alberta14. Vancouver, British Columbia15. Langley, British Columbia16. Westmount, Quebec17. Port Coquitlam, British Columbia18. New Westminster, British Columbia19. Fort St. John, British Columbia10. Maple Ridge, British Columbia
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