The 10 Best Places To Live In British Columbia | Canada
The 10 Best Places To Live In British Columbia, Canada For 2018.
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Canada is known for its natural beauty. British Columbia, with its lush rainforests, clean and clear lakes, coastal waters and high mountains, is one of Canada's most beautiful provinces.
Whether it's hiking, skiing, kayaking, swimming or golfing, a vast range of activities are always available wherever you live in British Columbia.
The standard of living is high in British Columbia and Canada. The United Nations Human Development Index consistently ranks Canada as one of the world's best countries to live in.
The people of British Columbia, like the rest of Canada, are friendly and welcoming. People from many cultures call British Columbia their home, creating a diverse and vibrant society that welcomes international students.
Everybody knows that British Columbia in Canada takes pride in its most temperate climate and the most breathtaking views.
But everyone also knows it is the most expensive province to live in Canada.
Despite higher costs of living, British Columbia is still a top choice for many Canadians and immigrants to relocate.
If you are planning a move anywhere in British Columbia, you are about to discover one of the most spectacular places in Canada.
Near the coast, you’ll experience dry summers and wet but mild winters.
Near Okanagan or Cariboo, winters are warm and summers quite hot. In contrast, the northern coast gets more rain and colder winters.
It is no surprise that many individuals dream of moving to British Columbia. Some of the reasons why it is a great moving destination are:
- Higher wages and benefits.
- High standard of living.
- Excellent healthcare.
- Cultural Diversity.
- Low crime rates.
British Columbia is one of the best places in the world to live. Whether you like hiking, skiing or shopping, you will find it right here - safe and easy to reach.
Below are the 10 best places to live in British Columbia, based on cost of living, employment opportunities, quality of life, healthcare, and other important criteria.
1. Vancouver.
2. Victoria.
3. Saanich.
4. Fort St. John.
5. Richmond.
6. Nelson.
7. Oak Bay.
8. Colwood.
9. Kamloops.
10. Kelowna.
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(This article is an opinion based on facts and is meant as infotainment)
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Music by Free Jazz Vancouver.
Mark Quigley - Korg Volca Keys Analog Synthesizer & Trombone
Michael Quigley - piano
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I believe this town is a good place to hang out before doing some serious outdoor activities... it's a nice place.
The music was performed by Free Jazz Vancouver. The video was filmed early in the morning and the music represents the energy that we have for exploration.
Mark Quigley - electric trombone & korg volca keys
C Walter Lovell - drums
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How things change as almost everywhere we travel, tourism and service sector jobs dominate.
music by Jason Shaw Artist: AUDIONAUTIX.COM
Title: TOUCHPOINT
Title: MINSTREL
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Welcome to Vancouver.
We enter the downtown area via the Cambie Street bridge. Heading up Smithe Street we pass by the Orpheum (1:36), Vancouver's most reputable concert hall and home of the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra. After passing by the law courts (1:59), we take a left and stay on Burrard briefly. There's a a nice church on the right (2:18) before turning left on Nelson street.
At the bottom of Nelson we take a right onto Pacific Boulevard (4:24) where people pay a lot of money to live in trendy condos. The ocean can be seen very briefly (7:45) and eventually we'll hit Denman Street (8:55) which has lots of nice restaurants.
Robson Street (10:16) is downtown Vancouver's most famous street as it has lots of shopping and restaurants. Every tourist has to come her.
We eventually take a left at Hornby and to the right is the Vancouver Art Gallery (12:51). We travel on Georgia for a few blocks and as we take a right on Richards Street you can very briefly see the headquarters of the Vancouver Public Library (13:39) which looks like an ancient Roman building.
Richards Street (13:51) used to have a night-club called Richards on Richards where all the young ladies would try to find the rich boys of Vancouver... it doesn't exist anymore.
We take a right on Davie Street which is Vancouver's LGBT district (14:56). We only travel a few blocks up and then take a right on Granville Street, the clubbing district (15:36)... some of these signs look like they haven't been replaced for years.
We turn right for a block and then take a left on Seymour Street which seems to be turning into the study abroad area. There are lots of students from all over the world (16:25)... (well, mostly Asia...) hanging out around here.
At the bottom of Seymour we hit a T. Waterfront Station (18:35) is right in front of you.
A left is taken and then a right where we can see Canada Place (19:30).
Eventually we go up to Georgia Street (21:25) and head on to the route to Stanley Park or the Lion's Gate Bridge.
The music that you are listening to was performed by Free Jazz Vancouver, a group of improvisers that like to make music from scratch. Mark Quigley (trombone) Chipmunk Page (flute) C Walter Lovell (drums)
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