Sens are having a tough go as of late! Hopefully they can turn it around. Happy to connect by call or video to chat about relocating. Feel free to send an email to me at [email protected] cheers!

Look la nation Embrun, Casselman nice spot too

It’s a great area!

Pinn Eees Point, you don't pronounce the `H`. 🤪🤗🙄

@eunicemukii5608 Thank you for reaching out! Due to several security issues with WhatsApp lately, it's best to contact me via email using the contact information provided in the video. We can start our conversation there, and I’ll be happy to assist you with finding accommodation for your family. Looking forward to connecting!

Thanks for the tip!

Thanks for the confirmation! I've removed the incorrect mention of St. Rose of Lima’s location.

Thank you for catching that mistake! I've gone ahead and edited out the incorrect mention of St. Rose of Lima’s location-my apologies for the mix-up. With so many great schools to cover, I was overloaded that detail. Thanks again!

@@LivingInOttawa I also want to add that I really enjoy what you have done here for Ottawa. Great hearing about the neigbourhoods. I only wish we have better LRT. THank you for what you do in promoting Ottawa!

I hear you! Hintonburg and Westboro are tough to beat-tons of charm without the chaos of Rideau and Centretown. But hey, Nepean’s not too shabby! Born and raised here, so I might be a little biased. Hope you find your dream spot... just don’t forget where the real OGs come from! 😉

Hey there! I’m doing well, thanks for asking. As for the legal market in Ottawa, it’s pretty solid, especially in areas like government, public policy, and tech law. The city has a good mix of private firms, government positions, and opportunities in academia, so there’s definitely potential. Hope that helps!

Thank you Michael - great chatting with you as well!!!

Ambulance response times in Greely can vary depending on factors like demand and traffic conditions. If you're concerned about specific wait times, it might be helpful to reach out to local emergency services for the most accurate information.

No worries at all-I'm happy to help with your questions! Moving to Ottawa as an international student sounds like a great idea, especially given what you've shared. Ottawa has a vibrant student community and is generally considered safe, making it a good environment for someone coming from abroad. It’s also a city that offers a lot for introverts like you: plenty of cozy cafes, beautiful parks for walks, and quiet spots perfect for reading or drawing. As for studying psychology, Ottawa has solid opportunities, especially if you're interested in government-related work or research after graduation. While it’s true that the city is known for its government jobs, there’s also a growing creative and tech scene that could align well with your interests. Now, about the winters-I won’t sugarcoat it: they can be pretty intense, especially if you’re used to tropical weather. However, many international students adapt by layering up, investing in good winter gear, and embracing indoor activities during the colder months. The city does a great job of keeping things running smoothly despite the snow, and there's something magical about an Ottawa winter once you get used to it! In terms of places to visit, Ottawa has a good mix of museums, restaurants, malls, and cultural spots. Whether you want to hang out with friends or find a new favourite cafe, you'll have plenty of options. Regarding safety, Ottawa is generally very safe, especially compared to larger cities like Toronto or Vancouver. Like any city, it has its challenges, but crime rates are relatively low, and most areas are quite secure, especially those around universities and popular student neighbourhoods. As for transportation, while Ottawa has a public transit system with buses and light rail, it does have its challenges. You might experience longer wait times, and service can be inconsistent, especially during peak hours or in bad weather. However, it should still cover your daily needs. For trips to Montreal or Toronto, you can easily take a train or bus-both are well-connected and convenient options. Given your concerns about language in Montreal and the cost of living in Toronto and Vancouver, Ottawa strikes a nice balance. It’s a bit more affordable, and you won’t have to worry about needing to be fluent in French. I hope this helps ease some of your concerns! Ottawa is a wonderful city, and I think it could be a great fit for you.

I completely understand your thoughts on the Market. It really took a downturn during COVID, and it's not the same as it used to be-definitely not as family-friendly. Sandy Hill, Old Ottawa South, and New Edinburgh are solid alternatives with their own unique vibes. Appreciate you sharing your perspective!

My pleasure

Thank you!!

Honestly? I never avoid talking about Pineview-there’s just so much ground to cover in Ottawa! Pineview’s on the radar, but with a business to run, homes to buy and sell, and a family to raise, sometimes it’s all about timing. But don’t worry, it’s definitely on the to-do list!