TOP 5 PROS & CONS OF LIVING IN MISSISSAUGA ONTARIO

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Look no further! In this informative video, we present the top 5 pros and cons of living in Mississauga, Ontario. Whether you're an international newcomer or a Canadian resident seeking a change of scenery, this video will help you make an informed decision.
Whether you're attracted to Mississauga's economic opportunities, its diverse and welcoming community, or its proximity to Toronto, this video will help you weigh the pros and cons of living in this vibrant city!
00:00 - Intro
00:53 - Mississauga's Location
01:09 - Cons of Living In Mississauga
05:25 - Pros of Living In Mississauga
** Please keep in mind average home prices used in this video are subject to change as the market changes. All the information is based on current economic and market conditions and are subject to change.
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[@bessk8847]

Tim hortons and the dairy cream celebration square ...wild weekends 🎉🥳🥳

[@livinglocalwithfaryal]

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[@thevillageguru]

Great info!! Good video on Mississauga!!

[@AlistairArbour-qi3xp]

Traffic! Taxes! City planning! Lack of community! Mass transportation!!Over priced housing!!!Traffic!

[@livinglocalwithfaryal]

Many drawbacks of living in a big city 🤦‍♀️ a price we pay for the convenience unfortunately!

[@natymcm]

Hello, I am planning to move to GTA because I am going to study in Toronto. I’m wondering if it is possible to live in Mississauga and work/study in Toronto. Is it too expensive to commute everyday?

[@livinglocalwithfaryal]

You can definitely live in Mississauga and commute to Toronto. Many people chose to do that. one of the perks of living in Mississauga is that it’s closer to Toronto. it costs you about $7.55 each way if you choose to take GO bus/train. However, you can choose to buy a weekly or monthly pass which might be more cost efficient. Let me know if you have any questions I can help you with.

[@johnotobrise4901]

Hello , Will like to know more about this city especially with regard to Health jobs for Doctors and also Jobs for Graduate in Petroleum Engineering and Chemical Engineering

[@livinglocalwithfaryal]

@johnotobrise4901 Hello, sure if you like we can connect you can simply email me or book a call to discuss further. You can book a call via calendly: calendly.com/faryalsellsrealestate Email: [e-mail]

[@farooqmurtazashah5765]

Can you please tell me the ways to come to canada

[@AlistairArbour-qi3xp]

if you love your sanity don't waste your time. the liberals have destroyed the country

[@letthereberight]

Its closed.....try Australia!!!

[@maniojha2146]

Thanks for good info of Mississauga. I'll meet you in e-mail.

[@slavonijacro]

Winter that’s least the problem and winters getting less snowy and cold unless you coming from hot countries ,real problems overcrowded and no jobs, high unemployment and what good 😅economy you talking

[@livinglocalwithfaryal]

The city is becoming overcrowded, yet it seems many prefer to simply sit and complain about it rather than making their life better by moving out. There are numerous smaller towns and cities further from the core where the population density is much lower. These issues are typical of living in major urban areas worldwide. Overcrowding is largely due to the greater number of job opportunities available closer to the city center, which may also be the reason you are here? Unless more smaller cities become accessible, grow economically and have good infrastructure this will continue to be the case in Ontario. Youth unemployment is notably higher, so if you fall within this demographic, your frustration is understandable.

[@slavonijacro]

@@livinglocalwithfaryal there is lack of jobs due high immigration and now seams that all international students taking jobs from people already here it’s not that simple just to move in other place after living in this province and city for 20+years but it was never bad before like now and economy is the worst now ,no jobs and housing and yet more people coming

[@livinglocalwithfaryal]

@@slavonijacro I hear you. The high immigration has messed up many things in our Country. It was never like this. However, I also feel these international students are brought here on false hope and to entice them with permanent residency. They pay double sometimes triple the cost and live poorly. I don't think they are too blame but it is our government and immigration policies that need to be changed and improved.

[@slavonijacro]

@@livinglocalwithfaryal well they knew that before coming to Canada and that was just their ticket to Permanent residency to Canada and no I dont feel sorry for them there are lots of Canadians who live poorly too myself included and I dont blame them but liberal government who just bringing record numbers of people in short time,hotel where I work is full asylum claimant from Africa I guess they couldnt get easy in Usa so came here and getting housing before Canadians waiting and some came pregnant too its crazy how liberal government makes easy for them now students getting PR in like 3 years almost ,we have no jobs no housing and 500.thousand and more people coming each year

[@slavonijacro]

@@livinglocalwithfaryal I see my comment earlier is delated but no I don’t feel sorry for Indian students they knew about school fees prior coming in Canada and so many choose to come because it’s their ticket to Permanent Residency because they never live after finish school but get permanent residence in 3 years and some of them choose some bogus schools too Also we have so many poor Canadians too who struggle with high prices for food and housing