7 Most Affordable Cities in WESTERN Canada

#canada #canadavisa #canadaimmigration
What are the most affordable cities in British Columbia, Alberta and Western Canada? Top 7 list of most affordable, with good quality of living cities in Western Canada.
Support us on Patreon: / makethatchange
Free resume templates: www.mkthatchange.com/career-deck
Get help with your resume and finding a job: www.mkthatchange.com/career-d...
Subscribe for updates --- mkthatchange.com
Join our Facebook group - / mkthatchange
===Things on Amazon we use===
www.amazon.ca/shop/artemova._​​
Our vlog gear: www.amazon.ca/shop/artemova._...
===== Watch Next====
Avoid these mistakes as a newcomer - • 8 Stupid Mistakes Newc...
7 disadvantages of life in Canada - • What’s Broken About Ca...
Find a Job in Canada From Abroad - • How To Find a Job in C...
Don't come to Canada if you can relate • Canada Is Not For You,...
Why people stay in Canada - • Why Immigrants Stay in...
Get easy Jobs in Canada - • 8 Easy Jobs for Cash I...
New habits Anna developed after moving to Canada - • My New Habits In Canad... ​​
====
Subscribe to our channel
/ makethatchange​​
Follow us on Instagram:
Anastasia: / artemova._
Anna: / anna_antropova
=========
Did you like this video or have any questions for us? Is there something we could improve?What would you like to see in our channel? Let us know in the comments below, we'd love to hear from you.
========
This channel is curated by Anna and Anastasia, expats from Russia living in Toronto, Canada. We started this channel to share our experience of adapting to a life in a new country after immigration. We talk about personal growth, career and life with a mission to inspire and motivate more people make that change.
=====
Music by Epidemic Sound
Transitions by LenoFX and motionarray.com/​​
Videos from Pexels www.pexels.com/

[@Notjustanyhandle]

Great video! This is aligning with my “hope for the best” outcome from last week. I have a couple of job applications pending in Alberta and BC. They’re definitely the areas I want to explore more of and maybe stay longer term

[@MakeThatChange]

Fingers crossed - all the best!

[@keithpalmer4547]

I moved to Lethbridge as an international student 5 years ago. I am still here with my family and have bought a house now. There are many jobs here, the housing is very reasonable in price, the Lethbridge college and university are very good and I do recommend this town if you wish to settle down with a family. On the negative side it is a family oriented town that could be a bit boring. But Calgary is only 2 hours away by car so you can go there on the weekends. Oh and since Lethbridge is in the very south of Alberta it has mild winters with Chinook winds often melting the snow and warming the area during winter months.

[@NiazMohammad]

It is exactly the city I am looking forward to living in. I come from a rather hot climate region in South Asia, namely Bangladesh, and Lethbridge seems to be not too cold compared to Canada's chilling climate, generally.

[@fakhrdin4856]

I love remote and quiet places and I do not feel bored...Canada is the right place for me...I know that I will build a wonderful environment and invest my talents and experience in serving Canadian society.

[@van3390]

❤❤❤

[@van3390]

I will research about it . What about rent? Thanks

[@countroshculla]

Nice cities all. Among these, I think Kamloops is the best option for me. I enjoy seeing the videos of this little gem.

[@MakeThatChange]

Glad you enjoyed it! Camloops is also our favorite!

[@thepictureroom]

I am a freelance creative/video director. I do most of my work from a home office/studio (pre-production and post production). Only need to travel to Toronto or Montreal when shooting a specific location for a project. Your video is helping me (and creative friends) decide on working/living in a new affordable area. Used to be based in Toronto, but it is too expensive and full of people chasing the same dream. Crowded and chaotic. Crime is also on the rise, unfortunately. BIG THANK YOU for sharing your video and info.

[@nozmulm]

Thank you

[@MakeThatChange]

Welcome!

[@pankajgajjar4248]

👍✌️💐 thanks dear ur video is very informative & it's helpful to settle down in Canada. God bless u ❤️🙌 take care.💐✌️💞

[@MakeThatChange]

So nice of you!

[@our_Calgary]

Интересное видео🤩 Летом были в BC, очень понравилась Kelowna. К сожалению, каждое лето там ужасные лесные пожары🔥

[@MoeyViews]

I didn’t kno Lethbridge has 320 days of sunshine ☀️ craziness learnt something new bout my province I lived for 36 yrs smh 😂

[@MakeThatChange]

Glad you learned something fun in this video🤗

[@kasulekhalifah6193]

I love you so much guys

[@MakeThatChange]

💕🤗

[@murraytown4]

I’m surprised to see Kelowna on this list as it’s still quite pricey, though not so much relative to Vancouver or Victoria, which are outliers. I also understand crime in Kelowna is on the high side. As a kid, I visited most of these places and have family and friends in some. I think they are good options and would be the same ones on my list but at the end of the day, I do believe cities that are expensive are expensive for a reason, and that is overall desirability and opportunities. It’s rare that dumpy places are expensive. This said, as an ‘old stock’ Canadian having only ever lived in Victoria and Ottawa, I’ve been exceptionally lucky.

[@sexygeek8996]

Every place in Canada is expensive for what you are getting. However, any time someone mentions "dumpy and expensive" the first place that comes to mind is New Jersey.

[@yellowtabletales4128]

Hello from Kelowna!

[@MakeThatChange]

Hello there!👋👋

[@ethanielts]

Kelowna is not affordable at all considering the “sun tax (much lower wages)” and the average house in mid to low crime area is over $1M

[@MakeThatChange]

Agreed. Our goal was to counter/compare this to Vancouver in BC and Calgary in AB.

[@rawazardalan2288]

I wish to move to Canada and I have to Strat from the scratch what’s your recommendation for me ..

[@MakeThatChange]

If you have work experience - focus on that and apply through numerous immmigration programs first. Otherwise consider getting a student visa, but it will be costly. Aside from that, make sure you know what your career path will look like.

[@rawazardalan2288]

@@MakeThatChange well, whenever I arrived in Canada, I'm trying to change my visa to a worker visa, and I don't have any Canadian experience. Can you provide me with more details

[@MakeThatChange]

Make a decision on what is it you want to do with the next 5 years of your life, acquire skills for it and look for a job in this field to gain experience!

[@kaitb07]

Let's not mention reddeers crime rate is higher than lethbridge and highest in the western provinces (Manitoba through bc).

[@MakeThatChange]

🙈

[@fakhrdin4856]

I am from Algeria and I want to find work in the field of wood carpentry and travel to Canada. Can you help me with this?

[@curiousag3131]

Which could be the best city for an international student. Considering lower rent and high job opportunity and pr later on

[@MakeThatChange]

Montreal is still a great place to go to school to. Also, you don’t have to stay in the same city for work and school. You can always choose a cheaper city for school, and move to another city for work. Also, it depends on what program you want to study? Kitchener-Waterloo is a great location for both school and work.

[@curiousag3131]

@@MakeThatChange thank you so much For replying Love from Nepal 🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵

[@furqansuleman1353]

How about New Brunswick??

[@MakeThatChange]

Another video on Atlantic provinces coming soon!

[@furqansuleman1353]

@@MakeThatChange yes please

[@joshuaopokuanim6129]

Hi, I'm a high school graduate, willing to move to Canada as a Temporary foreign worker, Can you please guide me how to get employer please.

[@coder87]

Lots of information in intrernet my friend

[@MakeThatChange]

Gain experience and network. We made a video about the importance of networking in Canada here kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqXShWSZoNGcZq8

[@srv_lenny]

you cannot move to canada as a foreign worker without previous experience, no employer would be willing to hire you

[@ricardosperber4010]

I love you anna and anastaia

[@MakeThatChange]

💕 thank you

[@MakeThatChange]

whoever she is, we hope it's mutual!

[@cristianbravoruales5921]

Excelente video gringuitas❤❤

[@MakeThatChange]

💕

[@tomheinrichs7058]

It’s 2023.

[@sheldoncooper0]

LOLOLOL

[@MakeThatChange]

😇

[@MakeThatChange]

duly noted 😉

[@sexygeek8996]

Kelowna is not affordable!!! It's cheaper than Vancouver, but more expensive than many big cities.

[@yuananshang8792]

Why didn't you mention any places in Saskatchewan? You hate that province？😂😢

[@MakeThatChange]

Saskatchewan is actually more central than west so we thought about covering Saskatchewan and other central Canada cities in another video :)