DON’T WASTE MONEY in TORONTO and VANCOUVER | Affordable cities to live in Canada 🇨🇦

[@jammym7246]

Watching many videos on Canada immigrantion, yours is the best in terms of detailed information. Very Good research and your energy level is great!

[@saurabhkaushik3552]

Nishant talks well, I mean he is being blessed with such a wonderful flow of delivering a nice speech that feels good to the listeners. Keep up, Brother! Madam on the other hand is quite brilliant and captures important points in a very clear-cut way. I especially appreciate your forecasting potential for aspirants.

[@asfarshakeel9390]

Great, this was very helpful! Alternatives to major cities is missing on KZbin. Thanks for such videos! Love to watch more of such videos. Looking forward to Calgary videos :)

[@InTheNorthCanada]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Conspiracy1977]

your guys forgot the capital of British Columbia, Victoria. Sure it's unaffordable like Vancouver and Toronto (where I live) but the climate is great and you can grow palm trees all year long outdoors (like Vancouver) plus it has the mildest winters of any large city in Canada.

[@DhananjayKumar-by7fm]

Please start a SERIES on Canadian cities 🙏

[@2584-c4j]

Globally some voice must be raised to extend the IELTS validity atleast upto 3 years..If possible please make some videos and discuss upon this issue with fellow youtubers.

[@thesunshine4524]

Great Video…thanks a lot. Will surely book a consultation

[@sumanthvarma3739]

Most underrated channel🙏🏿

[@bhaveshsisodiya4915]

😀😀

[@sandeeptanjore1253]

Quebec is not officially a bilingual province. The only official bilingual province in Canada is New Brunswick. Quebec's only official language is French and they go to any extent to preserve it. That said, yes, in Montreal you do encounter people speaking English. If you are not aware of French and switch to English, many people do respond to in English. I live in Montreal so telling you based on facts and experience.

[@danieltaylor3396]

The description of the weather in British Columbia in the video applies only to coastal B.C. The city of Kelowna that was highlighted is in the B.C. interior, far from the pacific coast and as such Kelowna has a much drier climate than Abbottsford or Vancouver or other coastal cities.

[@AmarjeetNagra]

Your videos are very informative and the best part is the way you speak is so clear and understandable..... you are giving reply that is very helpful bcoz then only your viewers problems and doubts will be sorted out. I am a 39 yr old single mom and I hv just started preparing for 7778 Pnp express entry eligibility.. I am post graduate with other teaching certifications and with 12 years teaching experience.....can u pls make videos for teaching profession in Canada like best job prospects cities for new immigrants at affordable cost of living , moderate temperature conditions and gud schools for kids like I have to move on with my 11 yr old boy..... I will be very thankful to you🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@aayushsharma2232]

Calgary is the city I definitely want to move in if I ever come to Canada. Such an amazing video. 👏🏼

[@InTheNorthCanada]

Thanks you brother! Calgary is indeed a beautiful city :)

[@rahulharidas521]

What about part time availability for international students in Calgary ?

[@deepakxchintala5234]

Mee 2

[@aarrynz9721]

calgary is shit lol

[@bangibabs]

Lovely video and glad it is in English as it reaches a lot of people and makes it helpful. Many thanks😌🇿🇦

[@RituSharma-yy4ry]

Thank you for all the details. Really very useful for new immigrants

[@gamingbhai4112]

Quebec is not bilingual my friend. Also Halifax is quite expensive. You've missed the ACTUAL cheaper cities..

[@akshaypandey3573]

Wonderful video. You guys are doing an amazing job.

[@khawarabbas100]

You saved a loooooooot of time of new aspirants. Thankyou Sweeet Couple. God bless you both

[@amyseaden9069]

You should be highlighting the tough economic conditions in Alberta.

[@red-zi7fg]

Alberta has highest unemployment and the weather is harsher than Toronto. Why would show only one side of the story and experience in Canada. They would never talk about poverty, hard life, unemployment, RACISM, SOCIAL ISOLATION, in CANADA. Tell the truth to people.

[@sanamulla3379]

Would love to know more about Saskatoon. Thanks!

[@vardhanreddy10]

Dear Couple (pun intended), i did really like your Calgary video. I am from Ajax, Ontario. We are seriously considering moving to Calgary. Your video was very insightful for us, thank you guys. Keep up amazing work...Cheers

[@dummyaccount6230]

Sure you can move but what about jobs in those provinces...loosing a job and finding the next one quicker is way easier in Toronto or Vancouver as compare to other province. If you can wait for 6 months to 1 year of unemployment before getting a job ...sure move to those places.

[@theruggedboy7958]

they don't like your comment, no heart

[@dummyaccount6230]

@@theruggedboy7958 Lolz ..may be they are just looking at it from cost perspective and not from job perspective.

[@theruggedboy7958]

@@dummyaccount6230 haha, we might be moving to Vancouver end of this year. My wife's school intake will be on Jan 2022 and I will be on OWP. I'm a network engr currently working in Singapore. Hope permit gets approve, I just don't like this video, discouraging people.

[@dummyaccount6230]

@@theruggedboy7958 not sure why you are moving from place like singapore to place like canada ...I met people who wants to move to singapore and other area from canada because it makes the travelling easiers plus weather is way nicer. Vancouver is nice but hella expensive ..you going to end up working all your life so that you can afford basic housing at low pay rate job ...

[@theruggedboy7958]

@@dummyaccount6230 Singapore is only good for a foreign bachelor. I am a foreigner and got kids. It is tough here when you have kids. Schools are so expensive for foreigners and have to get your own medical insurance. Even my company insurance is not that good. Rentals here is just the same in Vancouver too, actually both countries are alike. I just find it way better there since if I get PR there we can buy our own home and can drive. Here is so difficult to get PR, your home is not even yours forever too. Well anyway I made too many comparisons and it is way better for us to move there.

[@kausdutta]

Very informative video and it shows that a lot of research has been done.

[@ShubhamKumar-eq2oc]

This video is so informative, in 15 min we get to know about all these cities Thank you😊😊

[@InTheNorthCanada]

My pleasure 😊

[@zeeshanrao1838]

Great info thank you

[@kushkapoor2135]

Honest video and very insightful

[@parinaarora7847]

yes plz ask ur frnd to give a details interview abt the city and his experience…ur content is impressive

[@yanshen1795]

Kelowna median house price is up now ... In March, the benchmark price of single-family homes sold in the Central Okanagan was a record high $829,400, up a staggering 23.4% from $672,000 in March 2020. For a townhouse it was $541,900, up 14.6%, and for a condominium it was $425,300, a bump of 6.1%.Apr. 7, 2021

[@ersandy4u]

Nice. You guys speak like news readers. 😃 Keep it up!

[@prashanthb17]

Great video guys, much needed information

[@balbirsinghbhangoo9135]

Video should be in hindi also pz

[@childofGod2109]

Learnt Rent is high in Moncton, a 1 bedroom could go for 750-1100, depending on utilities. There are no jobs, most popular jobs are calls centers, care homes. Just 2hospital 1french 1,English. Healthcare is bad, terrible shortage of nurses, people waiting for years to be assigned a family doctors. Winter is TERRIBLE.

[@antonplatz7662]

You may wan to update Kelowna, Rentals are now upwards of 1600 and avg house price is 900,000

[@HarmeetSingh-yo5xl]

Calgary Aspirant ❤️, Thanks for information...

[@Sahil-rd6ci]

Thanks for this informative video! Request you to make more content on Calgary and cities in Saskatchewan. 😃

[@jaynishmistry1800]

Hello. Bon après midi. Great efforts given and glad that you gave insights about the career options. I'm choosing Alberta. Looking forward for Nova Scotia also. 🇨🇦😊

[@Mr.teliman]

Thank you guys for this video..you guys are doing great job 😊😊 would love to hear more about Waterloo, Saskatoon, Calgary and Edmenton.. for IT and supply chain aspirants.. unemployment rate befr and aftr covid in above fields will be good metric to bet upon future uncertainties. Do watch other videos on above cities befr making ur final video and would love to see something new information. Thank you guys ❤️

[@karthikJ-99]

not true about halifax is that we dont get that much snow at all, we probably get very little snow may be 5-10 times each winter and a lot of rain.. but everthing else was right on

[@Shinoo1210]

Great content ..!!! Keep it up ..!!

[@Nareshkumarshetti]

So sweet,so cute,so informative ur videos. I guess u r increasing beuty of Canada with ur words.

[@AmitSingh-kq2bs]

Thanks for your sincere efforts. Yes I would like to know

[@marcovalentini5741]

Common, I am not saying that there are no other choices, but not matter what your best bet as far as long term economic prosperity in Canada will always be the GTA and Southern Ontario. Within that region you will have many good choices, some which over much more affordable housing, but are still connected to the GTA/Southern Ontario economy. The moment the COVID restrictions are lifted the employment rate will go back up.

[@may4u310]

While it does rain a lot in British Columbia, rains here are not like India but more of drizzle.

[@rajmalhotra7323]

Thanks for this great video! You guys are really amazing! Can you please discuss job prospects, Career growth of a digital marketeer in Ontario or other provinces?

[@InTheNorthCanada]

Thanks :). You'll get your answer here: www.jobbank.gc.ca/trend-analysis

[@goldydhir6584]

Thanks fr great information .

[@josephjoe9020]

Thanks a lot for sharing this information with us.

[@InTheNorthCanada]

Glad it was helpful!

[@tapasya911]

Excellent video guys, having lived in Calgary, Vancouver and Kelowna - I agree with your analysis apart from the fact that, in Kelowna, temperatures are high and very less rain. Totally different from Vancouver. For me, Calgary > Kelowna > Vancouver

[@sugandhkhanna234]

Is vernon a good city considering job opportunities, living expenses n development n weather?

[@tapasya911]

@@sugandhkhanna234 I’m not sure. It depends on what industry you work in. I work in IT and Vernon isn’t for me. For people who work in hospitality for example, for them Vernon might be good. I hope it helps

[@prachisidharthincanada1394]

Another good video.. nice to know your perspective 🙂 we have again started making Canada videos regularly. Hoping to continue 😅

[@iammayankkhare]

Really Amazing !!

[@sumannag3591]

Never been this early guys, sending you love and good wishes 🤗❤

[@InTheNorthCanada]

Yay! Thank you!

[@AJAY15_]

Interesting content ... Very well informed video.... Can u please make a video on best cities for quality of life in Canada 🇨🇦?

[@mikegkerr]

A lakh (/læk, lɑːk/; abbreviated L; sometimes written lac) is a unit in the Indian numbering system equal to one hundred thousand (100,000; scientific notation: 105). I guess you learn something new everyday.

[@fredemmy9812]

Good job.... I love the content. Thanks

[@InTheNorthCanada]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@lopamehta6243]

Very informative video guys. Please can you inform us about Victoria in BC??

[@Ranbir.S]

Although the population of Moncton is low but there are 2 million people living in 2-3 hour drive of the city.

[@maipardhan]

Moncton has a large number of meth heads according to a resident living there

[@resonate_with_rhea]

Can I proceed for Canadian immigration on my own or do I absolutely need to process through an agency? What are the pros and cons of both? If you can share a video on this topic, it could be very helpful. I'm planning for migrating to Canada and I've my doubts in both the options.

[@lovelight4850]

First time here. Amazing content. I am from Canada too🥰 💓

[@InTheNorthCanada]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@grapejuiceboy]

Hello guys, if you have any questions with regards to jobs, housing, education or general questions with regards to canada please feel free to message me and I will answer them for you. ... cheers

[@leowalia2263]

well researched and very nicely presented. cute couple.

[@m.boivin8671]

Québec is not a bilingual province. French is the official language of the province. New Brunswick is the only bilingual province of Canada.

[@augustineherbert]

We are in Burnaby (Greater Vancouver). It’s expensive but we love it here.

[@ibraheemali9541]

the voice of thevideo is a bit low

[@asifedu3798]

very helpful

[@jaisonsequeira916]

Which province or city has more construction work?

[@waqeebahamed1940]

Informative and knowledgeable Appreciate👍

[@mllemignonne]

Would like to know more about Quebec province.

[@vickymehra1562]

Love you guys. Very useful video

[@InTheNorthCanada]

Glad it was helpful!

[@AmanArora2]

Awesome coverage 👍

[@InTheNorthCanada]

Thank you! :)

[@pramodshah3346]

Very informative video...

[@mohsininamdar3131]

Been staying in Toronto for past 2 years and as per my experience the job market is much more lucrative compare to other states. So majority of the ppl prefer toronto only.

[@Pkoms-i9q]

Great video, what about Oakville and Windsor both in ON ? Please let me know your opinion

[@ektassharma3003]

Loved it video...very useful

[@InTheNorthCanada]

Glad to hear that :)

[@bhatiakalp672]

What about Thunder bay?

[@shrutivasave374]

Thanks for all the information.... V r also thinking of Saskatoon or Calgary.... Let me know which cities are better for kids...considering safety, climate n education n also to get socialize....

[@vipsasija]

Please talk about LMIA too. Thank you

[@radhikasundaramurthy4041]

I'm moving to Saskatoon, thank you for including it

[@nidhirana5926]

mee too this sep

[@eamonhunter8978]

@@nidhirana5926 Wait untill they build roads.

[@kshilpamaheshwari4769]

This is was one of the best and most interesting topics from both of you thank you very much Nishanth & Tannu Request || Can you please make video on various certification that are need for jobs like Teaching, Librarian, Museum, Admin related it would give many of us an idea to prepare and financially plan thank you

[@chriswilson8712]

It's 5 am back in India and I stay up this late just to watch your vids. Great stuff guys.

[@anujabhasin]

Which camera do you use?

[@AbdulBasit-wx6vj]

The Problem with Halifax is higher rent, And less part time student job opportunity

[@Angel23_missy]

Please tell about Kamloops

[@ravneetkaur7833]

Good. I always watch ur videos.

[@InTheNorthCanada]

So nice of you! :)

[@Shane-ol1jo]

Halifax rocks!! Best of nature and affordability!!

[@reubenkumar129]

Calgary... my dream city❤️❤️

[@sundarkiranmadanu1192]

calgary and edmonton is definitely affordable.

[@hello1234ab]

Hahaha check out GDP of Alberta in the news...it plummeted most out of all the provinces in 2020...plus weather is so harsh...

[@sundarkiranmadanu1192]

@@hello1234ab you forgot something here. It happened in every nook and corner of the world and stop spitting your hate towards alberta, please.

[@hello1234ab]

@@sundarkiranmadanu1192 did u read what i said? it had the worse drop among rest of canada.. that means something . but u keep rooting for alberta because of 5% gst only🤣

[@sundarkiranmadanu1192]

@@hello1234ab it's not just about 5% gst that i prefer to stay in alberta but for the sake that i work in oil&gas.

[@amitagala2469]

Kamloops, Vernon n Revelstoke could be included too. Lovely towns, have lived there. U r videos n giving true n practical information. Thanks.

[@rinkukalia5691]

Good video but what are the job opportunities in these cities

[@febinalex8753]

please give your opinion about Guelph. about the availability of job and major sectors there..

[@sarahkhan4750]

Hey can you please make a video about fort st.John

[@shoaibhasan4252]

Pls tell me something about Newfoundland

[@The_SaudiEmcee]

Can you do a session regarding the cities of Newfoundland and Labrador..?

[@venkateswarankumaresan]

How about London, Ontario?

[@fishopedia6011]

Mississauga or Halifax which city is good in overall aspect

[@jitendar86]

Yes, please call ur friend for saskatoon,regina or saskatchewan

[@AmitShri0911]

How about some views on Vancouver Island / Victoria?

[@Jimmy-wz2jk]

Thank you for creating this video. Could you kindly share with me which province and/or city in Canada has big job opportunities when it comes to biopharmaceutical/ pharmaceutical manufacturing and biotechnology-related jobs?

[@amyseaden9069]

GTA and some arras of Quebec

[@rajeshbhatia5596]

Best video so far, btw, curious to know that where did you get the major sectors of various cities from?

[@InTheNorthCanada]

No one source. A lot of places. Google, citie's official websites, talked to a few people wherever I could, etc

[@shauncameron8390]

4:42 Actually, Quebec is not bilingual. French is the only official language of the province.

[@rajnichhikara5209]

Hey guys video is amazing . Want to know more about teaching sector . What are the career opportunities for kindergarten teacher with good experience.

[@vinitadalsingh8656]

Very informative video 👍

[@InTheNorthCanada]

Glad you liked it

[@8ktk]

Which city you recommend for IT and Technical Jobs? given the jobs opportunities are higher

[@arghyadas7177]

Vancouver or Toronto

[@KavitaSingh-ig9jk]

Pls want to know about sault ste.marie

[@anndevika1605]

I was 2013 th 2017 on Moncton on cap-le in newbonsunwick

[@anndevika1605]

Plz how can I find new employer in Canada.