Quebec

Based on the latest CBRE(Coldwell Banker Richard Ellis) ranking Toronto scores the top spot among Canadian cities based on the quality of labor, tech industry concentration 8.3%, and a 54% increase in the technology workforce. Next to Vancouver, it has the best weather in Canada.

Canada’s #1 city with the most tech companies is Toronto. More than 228,000 Canadians working in tech are based out of Toronto. The Toronto tech sector is thriving, and there are always new tech jobs in Toronto and the revenue growth gains momentum with each passing year.

Let’s take a look at three Canadian cities that are looking to give Toronto a run for its money.

• Saskatoon: Building a community. Maybe you don’t think of Saskatoon as a thriving centre for tech innovation – but times are changing.
• Montreal: More than a construction site.
• Vancouver: Trouble in paradise.

Ottawa is forecasting that there will be 64,200 new jobs for software developers in Canada over the decade ending in 2028. Job Prospects: There were 677 jobs available for software developers in Canada in late April. Education: Bachelor’s degree in computer science. Salary Range: $42,178 – $112,125 per year.

The Cheapest Cities to Live in Canada

1. Sept-Îles, Quebec.
2. Bécancour, Quebec.
3. Quesnel, British Columbia.
4. Cornwall, Ontario.
5. Timmins, Ontario.
6. Saint-Georges, Quebec.
7. Rimouski, Quebec.
8. Sault Ste.

Where is Canada’s Most Dangerous City?

• Be Careful in Thompson, Manitoba. You’ll find Thompson, Manitoba, located about 653 km north of Winnipeg.
• Canada’s Overall Crime Severity Index (CSI)
• Canada Is Still One of the Safest Countries in the World.

The average good salary in Canada is $67,975 per year or $34.86 per hour. Entry level positions start at $33,150 per year while most experienced workers make up to $120,105 per year.

For the regular person, immigrating to Canada is a difficult and time-consuming process. Unless you’re a refugee you might never get to move here, no matter what qualifications and money you have to show. Still, persistence usually pays out in the long run.

Contrary to popular opinion, it is much easier to immigrate to Canada than to USA. Canada is more or less the opposite. It is not so easy to enter as a worker (unless you have an employer with a validated offer of employment from Human Resources Canada) but much easier to immigrate if you qualify.