You are 100% right. Salut

Limited jobs, doctors and you have to learn to make your own fun. There multiple languages is a hindrance to the province and the politics have gone far left and woke. The people are good for the most part.

I am a Mainer. Many New Brunswickers do a lot of their shopping in Maine and even make the 5+ hour journey to Portland to fly out of (mainly if they’re going to Florida as it is cheaper).

Greetings, respect and love from Greece, from an old friend of Canada. Canada is one of the most blessed by God, countries, worldwide with warm and too much kind people. May God bless Canada and Canadians.

Yes I believe SK. is one of the best place in Canada to live.

You had me up until CBS. Can't stand CBS, it's like the worst of the city and the worst of the outport, combined into one. Swap out CBS for Clarenville and you'd have a good list.

Labrador is awesome, but you can only really see it from snowmobile, canoe or float-plane. If you're in a car, most of the beauty is not accessible to you.

Estevan crumbled during the pandemic 😷. Lots of people left . Estevan will be a made into a 15 minute city . Soon welcome to the Hunger games . You will need permission to leave estevan to go to Weyburn as Weyburn will need permission to go to Estevan etc etc etc .

Sounds like some nice towns.

If people in weyburn make 126000 dollars then why the heck is it only a small town. I’m a log truck driver in northern Alberta making a lot less than that and I’m a considered high income earner.

I didn't know there good places to live in Saskatchewan.

There is no best place in Saskatchewan. Now they are under 3 feet of snow, minus 20 degrees Celsius.

If you are thinking of moving to Manitoba don't. It's not the weather...in fact it is not that bad. This guy has obviously never lived in Manitoba. I am leaving Manitoba simply because there is no future here. Taxes and more taxes at the provincial and city level. The jobs are poor as well. The politics are definitely left wing at the provincial and municipal level. The downtown of Winnipeg has been abandoned.

:( I live in NB

Reason #6.....Just don't move here, not because it's not nice, but because everyone else has beat you to it. There aren't even any minimum wage jobs left and the population growth has made the first 5 reasons even worse.

Is Alberta friendly towards brown or black people? Only honesty please.

I've lived my whole life in Saskatchewan and I would say Saskatoon and Regina are the two worst places to live. I live in a small town now, but if I had to move into a city , I would pick Moose Jaw.

I live in the American Southwest, where being held at gunpoint is a risk. I'm curious what you mean when you're talking about "the crime."

I’d like to see the 5 worst places. Like Yorkton and 15 trains criss crossing all day and night holding the horn on steady

Stay away from Regina Saskatoon North Battleford and Prince Albert crime is stupid

This place used to be cool real yukoner say hi to u on the street yukoner there is no yukon anymore it's changed so much that it reminds me of the south

Many moons ago had to commute to deliver projects in Regina and Moose Jaw Saskatchewan in the winter - while the people there were most gracious, never felt so cold in my life -55c with wind chill

SHOULD BE ENTITLED ABSOLUTE WORST PLACE TO LIVE ON THE N.A. CONTINENT. THAT FRIGID BORING BARREN WASTELAND IS A HUMAN GARBAGE BIN FILLED WITH THE WORST OF THE WORST!

You give up hope in winter but then spring comes and it is a relief for a while

I may have to agree. Things were good in B.C. until the socialist took over. What a shit hole now!!!

Swift current is the town where people are neither.

My ancestor arrived in Newfoundland aboard a British man-of-war as an officer. He met a woman there. Fall in love. Went Awall took the A out of his name haynes became Hynes, and they never found him,.And that's why i'm here today.. There's even a book written about it. And many family trees and old names of newfoundland, in the area of(Hynes road), port au port ,newfoundland.

One person’s opinion Cannot believe crime capital of Canada did not bet an honorable mention !

A biased video-this person may have never been to Manitoba. In winter, Winnipeg is no different from Calgary, Edmonton, or Regina. The coldest temperatures, dropping to around -30°C, might only last for a few weeks each year. During that time, Toronto and Ottawa also experience temperatures of -20°C or lower, so there's no real difference. As for snow, the eastern regions often get more. Extreme weather is actually more common in the east and in Calgary than in Winnipeg. Mosquitoes exist everywhere. If you feel the internet isn’t fast enough, you can opt for a higher-speed plan. As a foreigner who has lived in Winnipeg for 10 years, I truly enjoy living here.

swift current hahahaha

St. John’s and Conception Bay South are the best, for sure! So much to see and do.

Love prince albert the gateway to the north

Weyburn sucks, hated living there. No single women

You know, I get it, Nanaimo is one of two cities on Vancouver Island with over 100,000 people, yet people just assume that it's only Victoria. What the heck is up with that?!

Funny how Nanaimo wasn't mentioned since it's one of 9 cities with over 100,000 people in B.C.

100.000 population boost in ten years or so no one could be ready for this kind of population growth

Dude don't attract the liberals

There are no good places to live in Saskatchewan. But some are less bad than others.

The Yukon 🎉 from a locals mouth! The government here loves to spend money on the most useless things like changing the name instead of nobel causes.

Iles de la Madeleine, not Madelaines!

Ontario is literally dead now i want to move to saskatoon asap

200,000 waiting for a doctor. Homeless encampments everywhere. Nova Scotia is awful

I need a Canadian friend 😩

THE yukon

Not to mention New Brunswick just screwed themselves by voting liberal

B’y

Thank you for sharing this information with us. :)

From the US, I plan on moving near Vancouver/Victoria because Trump won

New Brunswick. Would not recommend

Moved here (GrandFalls) in 2010. Hate it! Great if you're well off and ready to retire and and love the outdoors. Other than that. The slogan for the province should be, 'New Brunswick..... Come here and die!'