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Meilleure place ou il fait bon de vivre au Canada : Édition 2011
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[QUOTE="Kabbi, post: 8378489, member: 106305"] [b]#7: Brandon, MB[/b] Manitobas second largest city kept its spot this year thanks to a stellar unemployment rate (second only to Estavan, SK), low real estate prices and tax rates and clean air. The city has room to improve in terms of crime and household discretionary income, but this is made up by the low number of rainy days and plenty of access to health care. [b]#6: Fredericton, NB[/b] The New Brunswick capital has a lot going for it, including the 2nd lowest time required to buy a home (after Timmins, ON), very reasonable real estate prices and low unemployment. While the city is suffers from above-average crime rates and cold, rainy weather, this is balanced out by low taxes and healthy household income levels. [b]#5: St. Albert, AB[/b] This Edmonton suburb gets top marks for low taxes and high household and discretionary income. Throw in low unemployment, a steadily growing population and above-average access to doctors and health care professionals and youve got a very nice place to live. However, St. Albert has room to improve regarding house prices (154th), and you can forget about walking or biking to work (163rd). [b]#4: Kingston, ON[/b] The former capital of the united Canadas has slipped two places from last year, but only by one point. Kingston ranks 12th for walking or biking to work, and is above average in almost all criteria save for pollution (116th) and the number of new cars on the road (107th). Kingstonians have some of the best access to healthcare in the country, ranking 2nd in doctors per 1000 people and 13th in the percentage of health professionals. [b]#3. Burlington, ON[/b] This southern Ontario suburb remains in third spot this year thanks mainly to low taxes and high household and discretionary income. It has room to improve in terms of real estate prices (ranked 157th) but thats the price to pay for the second lowest overall crime rate in the country after Caledon, ON. [b]#2: Victoria, B.C.[/b] The temperate B.C. capital has jumped six spots from last year, thanks to low provincial income and sales taxes, low pollution and a steady job market. Plus, it ranks 5th overall for Victorians ability to walk or bike to work. While Victoria suffers from high real estate prices (it came in 170th out of 180), it cracked the top ten list for both culture and number of days per year above 0 degrees. And the winner is :D (I'll let you find it out by yourself ;) ) [/size][/font] Source [url]http://www.moneysense.ca/2011/03/29/canadas-best-places-to-live-2011/[/url] La liste au complet : [url]http://list.moneysense.ca/rankings/best-places-to-live/2011/Default.aspx?sp2=1&d1=a&sc1=0[/url] [/QUOTE]
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