Which city is better to live? TORONTO v/s VANCOUVER

[@Zygothknightlord]

Toronto : Job and opportunity Vancouver : Environment and safety

[@beatsbytani7875]

Vancouver has a better business opportunity and house rates are higher in Vancouver and less pollution

[@frankihatch]

Vancouver is better

[@Mishmosh1]

safety is debatable lol

[@adad-ec6ht]

@@beatsbytani7875 Business opportunity is debatable but when it comes to getting a good job, Vancouver really sucks. But it depends what your area of specialization. If you studied tech or hospitality, Vancouver might be a better option.

[@gemslight77]

Come to NZ 😍

[@garettjames6349]

I have never been to Vancouver, but the answer is definately Vancouver.

[@DatsFamily]

Garett James definitely**

[@skewty]

I was born in Vancouver and never realized it until I started dating foreign ladies who educated me and got me out of my bubble of ignorance. (Yes, I have also been to Toronto)

[@jasmine2892]

I was born in Vancouver and I live in surrey but some of my relatives live in Vancouver and I really like staying there

[@Ieatkidsdontaskme]

I think Toronto is better bc Niagara falls is super close and when I went there, near Niagara falls just up the street it looks like Las Vegas

[@BreakingJJC]

Curious have you been to Victoria before ?

[@valeriedhodson3014]

Think about living in a smaller city, the cost of housing goes down the smaller the city size goes down. Don't be shy to look at smaller areas, trust me.

[@RIYAZ131]

Gracy Jones its easy to find job in smaller city?

[@user-pp5jj3go1x]

Gracy Jones boring

[@mr.netflix667]

Canada doesnt need immigrants

[@janetkizer5956]

Yes, but salaries are usually smaller, too. And the cost of commuting must be factored in. Not only commuting to work, but for shopping, entertainment, and visiting friends.

[@toyinaina6747]

@@mr.netflix667 are you a native canadian

[@ThrivingAnywayTV]

*I just went to both this summer and although Toronto is nice, I couldn’t get enough of Vancouver’s beauty! The landscape, the modern living spaces, etc.*

[@janajana8243]

The shody construction on those modern gems. Asians love the new look, care less about quality.

[@ThrivingAnywayTV]

gaby alseen Sad to hear they aren’t made well. Nevertheless, Vancouver was gorgeous. :)

[@frankihatch]

T H R I V I N G A N Y W A Y TV to many chinese in Vancouver

[@cfcreative1]

If you go in the Summer it is great.

[@t3jf]

@@frankihatch Why is that a problem? 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@mnn487]

Vancouver is very beautiful with ocean and mountains side by side So green 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@mnn487]

@@janajana8243 , not true I live in Vancouver drive a commercial truck and go hiking every weekend, its free 😎👍🏼👍🏼

[@taikishickele6357]

@@candybergauer2223 I really wonder how you aren't in a mental hospital yet man. You need to calm down

[@candybergauer2223]

@@taikishickele6357 do you rent ?do you know what it's like to have to try to find a place to live? I do and the rent has gone up unaffordable prices. Yeah

[@taikishickele6357]

Candy Bergauer That’s true but there’s reason to word that in any hateful manner

[@candybergauer2223]

@@taikishickele6357 wow there isn't anything like that and what I've said nice try. Social justice bulshit

[@pajiseera]

Wonder why Farhan Akhtar gave us that info.. 🤔

[@sarfiraa]

Lol! But yes, very similar voice.

[@Labonita_29]

lol..seriously similar voice..

[@mamtakantamneni711]

😅

[@samreetsingh1328]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@aasthamajithia1640]

yes true hahaha

[@gregoryforrest8970]

Vancouver is no.1 I grew up in Toronto and lived in Toronto for 25 years before taking a trip here in Expo 86, I loved it so much, and then returned to Toronto. I kept thinking oh my I got to get out of this crappy cold weather city and super scorching hot summers, so in 1989 I decided to move to Vancouver and gave never looked back it's was the best decision I have ever made, I have been living here for 30 years and still love it even though the population has increased it is no where near as bad as Toronto because the population is only about 1/3 of Toronto, so not over crowded

[@blkpanthercards]

Yeah, I don't think so. I'd often go outside at night time in Olympic Village/Yaletown (the "nicer" neighbourhoods in town, where I used to live) and there would be druggies/homeless people roaming around and severely unstable. I'd also see blue used needles on the ground. Not really "suitable" for living if you can't even feel safe. Take one stroll down East Hastings & Oppenheimer and you'll go running back to Toronto, which is exactly what I did.

[@brucemacmillan9581]

I'm from Vancouver. It's where I live now. But I've lived in both cities for long stretches of time. There's no doubt Vancouver has better natural attributes, and milder weather in both summer and winter. You get a lot of mostly rain in the winter months, and usually pleasant temperatures in summer, with generally low humidity. Toronto's weather is more extreme. Snowy, cold winter weather and very hot and humid summer weather. The cost of living is likely very similar, but Vancouver is probably slightly more expensive for food and accommodation. There is a severe lack of affordable housing in both cities, tho I haven't lived in Toronto for some time, so I'm only reporting what I've heard. Overall I prefer Vancouver, but Toronto had some things that I thought were ok. But both places are far from perfect.

[@brandnewtubesox]

What a beautiful, graphical, neat, well-researched and well-organized video! Thank you! I appreciate it.

[@natnasci]

One tiny correction. The Seabus is part of the transit system and only goes across the harbour from Downtown to North Vancouver. The ferries that go to the islands off the coast are BC Ferries. Seabus is only foot passengers and a 10 minute trip, BC Ferries also take vehicles, and have full service restaurants etc.

[@Hicham-ourad]

I never Saw in m'y life such a good explaination like yours...so clear and all thé quetions in one vidéo realy u need to make more vidéo about all thé word

[@Chid098]

Very Informative, I've lived in toronto but i wanna move to Vancouver for one major reason which you also touched on: Weather. I hate the cold lol.

[@jameschampken770]

Vancouver January Average day high +7c Average day low +3c April Average day high +13c Average day low +6c July Average day high +22c Average day low +14c Octpber Average day high +14c Average day low +8c Toronto January Average day high -1c Average day low -7c April Average day high +11c Average day low +4c July Average day high +27 Average day low +18c October Average day high +15c Average day low +8c Toronto yearly average rainfall 785mm Yeay average snowfall 126cm Vancouver Yearly average rain 1,283mm Yearly average snowfall 44cm

[@frankihatch]

Toronto isn’t that cold

[@andrewjones7150]

@@frankihatch Being from New York, and visiting there for All-Star game weekend 2016, it was COLD.

[@CoryResilient]

Seen

[@Chid098]

Franklin Hatch moved from west Africa when I was 18, coming from that hot climate anything is cold lol

[@tickedoffsheikh8587]

Very well organized. One is well informed with that presentation. Please do an update to this. So my choice would have to be Vancouver - the California of Canada. Thumbs up sir.

[@froesesp]

Weather is much better overall in Van, but real estate is insane.

[@ukisbeggar8462]

Whenever something has its pros, then there comes the cons too.. 😊😊

[@harinderjitss]

Its bad in gta as well. Basically its same.

[@primetime758]

Vancouver is to cold in the summer

[@jameschampken770]

@@eric1107 Toronto January Average day high -1c Average day low -7c July Average day high +27c Average day low +18c - Year rain 785mm Year snowfall126cm Vancouver January Average day high +7c Average day low +3c July Average day high +22c Average day low +14c - Year rain 1,283mm Year snowfall 44cm Toronto summer is hot, you feel the difference. Winter Toronto is colder, you can feel it. In spring and fall temperatures are pretty similar. Vancouver gets much more rain, cloudy yearly though. It can feel damp, wet , depressing at times.

[@jameschampken770]

@@eric1107 that's not true. The weather temperatures are accurate. This is data of a long history gathered together to create average temperatures. However while temperatures in Toronto can rise and reach above seasonal of say +5c high and a low of -2c for example, but they can be just as likely to also have day with lower then average of say high -7c & low -14c. A week in January with a cold snap with temperatures reaching -9c/-16c would be a normal colder week. Also a week of warm snap could occur causing +7c/0c just as likely. This year saw a early start to winter with below average temperatures in November but above average temperatures in months of December, well above in January and above February and March average temperatures, only to see below average temperatures in the months of April and into start of May. This years January was one of the warmest on record. With temperatures reaching as high as +12c on January 11th. But also dropped as cold as -15c on January 17th. 28 of the 31 days this year in January fell above the average temperatures in January. Well above normal. December saw temperatures reach as high as +11c on December 27th, but also a low temperature of -14c on December 19th. Low of -11c on November 13th. High +11c on November 22nd. February saw temperatures as low as -18c on February 14th with a high of +8c on February 24th.

[@smallstudiodesign]

What’s fascinating is I moved to UK 🇬🇧 in the 1980s. Back then, nobody heard of Vancouver (until Princess Diana fainted at the Expo’86). Now to hear people say, “...Canada’s two most famous cities, Toronto & Vancouver” is incredible. Traditionally it used to always be only Montréal everyone knew around the world (a legacy of EXPO’67 & 1976 Summer Olympics?) I love Vancouver, but the choice, for me, would include Montréal. Generally Toronto & Calgary as major financial & corporate HQs are more the choices most people are presented with based on careers. (Toronto = Canadian/North American HQ hub, while Calgary = western Canadian HQ hub) Calgary should be part of the analysis as it is cheaper than the bigger three, and offers a substantial high quality “quintessentially canadian” lifestyle ... especially with its proximity to the famous Canadian Rockies.

[@zamfiroctavvicentziu]

I have been in both cities... I'll choose Toronto to live in and Vancouver to go in vacation, Vancouver is the most beautiful place in Canada, but it's missing something... Maybe when I'll be older I won't mind but for now Toronto or Montreal

[@robertevbayekha6639]

What it is missing *heaving breathing*

[@jigneshrohit]

Thank you for making this video, this gave me a lot of clarity on which city to choose in my E-APR.

[@gowthambala4132]

What's the city you've chosen bro.. I've got Select in E.Entry. IDK which one to choose.

[@Torontopia]

If you like nature and natural beauty of course, Vancouver is your choice but if you love big cities with a lively street vibe and the eccentric side of life, Toronto wins out, although, Montreal also has a great street vibe too. There is so much more urban life/action in Toronto but it is Canada's biggest and fastest growing city, so no surprise there. Toronto also wins out in entertainment and huge events, festivals, conventions and culture.

[@bhargavpancholi6212]

Great Analysis. In-depth information provided by you. Your videos help many people out there which includes me as well.

[@antonioromero878]

Let's not confuse Vancouver with Surrey please & thank you.

[@candybergauer2223]

There really isn't any difference anymore abbotsford's full of zombies Langley's full of pedophiles Vancouver's for the homeless series full of everything all of those things are mixed up don't be delusional cognitive dissidents seems to be very rampant in Canada

[@srivanitalks-canadainfo8525]

Anthony Ruvalcaba 😅😅😅

[@mnn487]

@@srivanitalks-canadainfo8525 , Every city has good and bad , will you rather live on hastings in Vancouver or South Surrey White Rock ??😅

[@CoryResilient]

Surrey is Vancouver its like right beside vancouver pretty much attached could walk from dt van to dt surrey. with little effort, n trust I bin to surrey and to Toronto, Toronto is way worse lol Id feel safe walking through east hastings in van at night which I did do when I got there from Toronto, theres places in Toronto where the police dont even control or the military the gangs kicked the landlords out and took over the buildings, whole blocks, Toronto is like a mini new york, youll never know until you go there.

[@noobgod3312]

I think it become 2nd pakistan of world

[@kewsaini3766]

Thank you so much for making this video 🙏🏻...clears a lot of doubts 😊

[@naveedmirza2146]

Hi. Where you from?

[@krishcollins7916]

U missed the most important aspect of weather in Vancouver. It rains a hell lott! Its cloudy almost always!!! You will crave for sunlight and dry weather!! I would choose cold and sunlight over cloudy any day of the year.

[@CoryResilient]

Soft try 6 months of -30 10 feet of snow slush everything harder colder can't enjoy yourself ill walk in the rain all year if I could escape that shit

[@northindiacompany5324]

Vancouver name not suit may be raincouver

[@CoryResilient]

@@northindiacompany5324 better then Snowcouver

[@Karangarg7]

Lol u guys have clearly not spent enough time in both the cities 😂

[@ThatBigCactus]

Yeah but then summer in Toronto is obscenely humid and hot, whereas summer in Vancouver is the perfect amount of heat and dry. Like the humidity makes walking around so uncomfortable and you'd rather just be in air conditioning. And Vancouver spring arrives in march, but in Toronto it can snow all the way through April. Usually 3rd week of April in TO temperature breaks above 10C. Vancouver that happens 2nd week of march.

[@tsbm9]

there is no comparison, where else in canada can you have mild weather, mountain and sea, glorious summers, and the best chinese food in north america, but vancouver?

[@Andy_M986]

Been to both,Toronto is too big, Vancouver has less people,and such amazing scenery everywhere.

[@katherinewesley9698]

Vancouver BC Ppl Are Friendly Lots To Do There Shopping Ride The Sky Train All Day For Very Cheap (Day Pass) Friendly People

[@JoshiPrathna]

hey katherine where are you from

[@BreakingJJC]

Have you guys been to Victoria before is it friendlier or same ?

[@turtlefeesh]

Ride the sky train all day had me 😂

[@blkpanthercards]

I'm sorry Katherine, but you have obviously not been anywhere else in Canada. Vancouver is a fake city and one that has issues with homelessness, drug addicts and mental illness. And the shopping? Really? Shopping hardly even exists in Vancouver, especially compared to Toronto...

[@gemslight77]

Interesting and informative. Thorough with your data too. I really appreciated it! 👍

[@mohamedrefaat788]

What a presentation mate!! Very well done and thanks!

[@blkpanthercards]

After living in Vancouver for almost two years now, my partner and I are heading back to Toronto. It seems like no one here talks about the homeless/drug crisis here. East Hastings Street and Oppenheimer Park were deal breakers for me. Vancouver is aesthetically beautiful, but there is a real dark side here that the locals seem to push under the rug.

[@frankihatch]

Theres a large homeless population in Toronto as well but its more spread out

[@lucky247365]

@@frankihatch the drug problems in Vancouver are far more extreme than anything in Toronto

[@blkpanthercards]

​@@frankihatch The amount of petty theft, druggies/mental illness and homelessness in Vancouver is like 100 times worse than Toronto. It's because Vancouver is so small that if you're in one side of the city, there is a good chance some druggy or homeless person isn't that far away from you. I'd often see blue used needles on the ground and also got my bike stolen twice. Every city has issues but Vancouver is up there for sure...

[@frankihatch]

@@blkpanthercards Toronto is way worse. Best times i had were in Vancouver

[@blkpanthercards]

@@frankihatch So with that logic of yours that's like saying Somalia is hands down better than Toronto. Just because you had the "best times" of your life in a certain place doesn't automatically mean it deserves the title. I know you (and many other Vancouverites) are in denial, but I'm actually looking at Vancouver vs Toronto from an objective stance since I lived in both cities. Vancouver hands down has a homeless PANDEMIC. Because Vancouver is so small, whether you're on one side of the city or the other, it's a good chance you'll see junkies, homelessness, and/or petty theft going on. That itself overrides the "aesthetic beauty" of Vancouver because what kind of life is it knowing that you'll always wake up to one of these issues I mentioned above? This is why Toronto will always be home to me.

[@cfcreative1]

Big difference is Vancouver is on the Pacific Ocean and Toronto is not bordering an ocean. Both cities are not very far from the US border. As a Canadian born here I feel that Toronto feels much more like a part of the US and Vancouver feels more Canadian to me. Vancouver is much much much smaller feeling. The summer in Vancouver is not tropical hot. The summer in Ontario is much hotter. The winter in Vancouver is very mild. Vancouver is very damp. Ontario is drier. I feel like Ontario is very faddish while Vancouver is more innovative. Vancouver is very very mulitcultural while I feel Ontario and Toronto has different cultures but they stick together and isolate more.

[@xlartanislx]

In one moment you compare toronto vs vancouver and say vancouver is more diverse than ontario. Toronto is 1000% more diverse than vancouver. People in Vancouver are very closed off and feels like one giant suburb where as toronto has way more to offer other than the mountains. The food in toronto is 10x better, less expensive, and public transport is way more extensive

[@cfcreative1]

@@xlartanislx just my opinion I lived in and around Toronto for about 7 years and Ont for 28 years. Vancouver for 24 yrs.

[@xlartanislx]

@@cfcreative1 toronto isnt necessarily all of ontario and vancouver isnt necessarily all of bc. I have seen more bible thumping pro trumpers in bc than i ever have anywhere else is ontario eg kelowna, hope, golden, and kamloops. Saying Vancouver is very very multicultural is massive exaggerated. The only diversity i see are first nations, chinese, indians, and white people. Theres as much diversity in vancouver as there is in Barrie ON or Windsor. You’re tripping boo. You guys are an overrated city of millionaires and thats what makes the city souless and massively boring.

[@WYLNXCA]

@@xlartanislx Vancouver is more diverse since it has a lot of Chinese, Korean, and South Asian. The total asian population in Vancouver is almost 50%. Even thought Toronto had 46% of the population are immigrates comparing to 40% in Vancouver, most immigrants from Vancouver are from Asia, unlike Toronto, they have a lot of immigrants from Europe which does not have a massive cultural different to Canada comparing to Asia. Richmond in Metro Vancouver, 46% of the population are Chinese. The new mayor in Vancouver is also an Chinese Canadian

[@xlartanislx]

@@WYLNXCA your statement includes richmond and only touches on asian and southeast asian diasporic communities. Im not sure how you believe that makes it more diverse. Do you guys have a 2 koreatowns, 3 china towns, 3 little italys, little portuguall/greek town/tibet/ukraine/manila/armenia/sri lanka/jamaica/ lebanon/iran/somalia/etc?

[@quentin5397]

Definitely, Vancouver would be the best choice because it's a beautiful place to live in and the nature and community, it's just wonderful.

[@frankihatch]

Exactly Vancouver is the best place

[@RxT7A]

Victoria is better

[@frankihatch]

Reziir how

[@blkpanthercards]

Yeah, I don't think so. I'd often go outside at night time in Olympic Village/Yaletown (the "nicer" neighbourhoods in town, where I used to live) and there would be druggies/homeless people roaming around and severely unstable. I'd also see blue used needles on the ground. Not really "suitable" for living if you can't even feel safe. Take one stroll down East Hastings & Oppenheimer and you'll go running back to Toronto, which is exactly what I did.

[@urielcoves2250]

Thanks bro for sharing this inf for us to choose the best option according our style ... blessings see you in canada

[@winchangkou]

Vancouver any time, I don’t mind the constant rain in winter of Vancouver than than shity constant cold and snow and. Rain , Extreme extreme wind of Toronto

[@Samuraiwarrioranthem]

Toronto is a better city because there are more job opportunities, but Vancouver has a nice setting to it. Nature + City.

[@omarabuabdallah4311]

Hey thanks mate it was awesome.. Hope you'll help me to find a job there when I come. Vancouver is kinda my choice.. I need warm weather.. 😊😇🤗👍🏼

[@mnn487]

Love Vancouver with all my heart🥰

[@Karangarg7]

I assume it’s safe to say that Toronto is just another big city of Canada but it should never be compared to Vancouver in any way.

[@BDKla]

Vancouver hands down. I’ve lived in both. Biggest thing is the friendliness of people!

[@andrewjones7150]

Vancouver was remarkably friend. Toronto was friendly compared to what I get in Manhattan, being in Brooklyn here in the 5 boroughs of NYC, but VanCity in 1 trip = Toronto in my 4 trips up there.

[@cfcreative1]

I absolutely agree this is huge.

[@blkpanthercards]

Yeah, I don't think so. Ifyou're talking about fake friendiless, then yes. Furthermore, I'd often go outside at night time in Olympic Village/Yaletown (the "nicer" neighbourhoods in town, where I used to live) and there would be druggies/homeless people roaming around and severely unstable. I'd also see blue used needles on the ground. Not really "suitable" for living if you can't even feel safe. Take one stroll down East Hastings & Oppenheimer and you'll go running back to Toronto, which is exactly what I did.

[@kiezorfc8559]

I live in Edinburgh Scotland and it’s a beautiful city but wow Vancouver blew my mind I would definitely move there if I left Scotland also the weather similar people say Scotland is freezing in the winter but compared to Canada and some places in America it’s pretty mild and we don’t get as much snow average Scottish winter temperatures are 0 degrees Celsius which is 32 degrees Fahrenheit with average summer temperatures between 15-18 degrees Celsius but it does go up to about 23 degrees Celsius sometimes

[@devinenisaketh]

No doubt vancouver has very good edge on Toronto . If you are looking for enjoying the nature Vancouver tops the list.

[@thisguy976]

What if I'm not looking for enjoying nature? Which is better then?

[@ragellejean]

1:35 Vancouver is *almost* against the Canada-US border rather than far up the coast.

[@guycastonguay9633]

ArcticoFolf So is Toronto!

[@simrandotdev]

Lived in both cities I will definitely say Vancouver wins hands down for me. But also I am from a field that almost equal job opportunities in both cities. But weather, beauty, food, cleanliness vancouver wins hands down.

[@chell5010]

I'm an American who moved here 10 years ago. I live in British Columbia and I find people here are closed off, very old school, incompetent, even bratty (feeling entitled). Customer service is below par. Lazy even too rigid they hate dealing with customer issues or complaints - they don't like it whenever they have to deal with a situation that requires an extra step. On the other hand I've met some folks from Toronto and based in my experience they are more relevant, practical, grounded, upbeat and down to earth people.

[@j.j.r98]

Lol

[@frankihatch]

Go back to the US then

[@chell5010]

...and cannot accept criticism. The truth hurts.

[@blkpanthercards]

So true! I literally ran back to Toronto after finding out the truth about Vancouver. It's a fake city with so many issues including but not limited to: homelessness/drug addicts/mental illness/petty theft, etc.

[@sandyarikusumo6960]

It doesn't really matter as long as it is in Canada. I want to movo to Canada so bad. Canada is the best country to live in and to get a better life 😭🤭

[@bipolarman00]

indonesian?

[@sandyarikusumo6960]

@@bipolarman00 yep, I bet that you're also Indonesian, aren't you ?

[@justbluemartin9346]

I guess this video is helpful, coz I'm moving to Vancouver real soon

[@skewty]

Snow in Vancouver is rare (usually just a couple days of serious snow fall in the year) and it quickly goes away due to rain. It rains a lot in Vancouver (or is gray and cloudy).

[@stephandden]

Let’s go Toronto ! Definitely biased but it’s okay ✨

[@sudhirshukla8279]

Brilliant. Thank you👍

[@jishnumodi1900]

Thank you so much for a detailed video because of this I have decided where to go to college

[@sonalchavan3973]

Thank you so much Sheetanshu. Useful information.

[@justballin8508]

You can't talk about the weather and not say that living in Vancouver is like taking a shower 24/7

[@saffannagani5723]

Not only with rain but with sweat as well.

[@felixisiekwene2725]

I love Canada so much i especially Toronto i pray God take me to Toronto Canada Amen

[@nicktaylor8112]

I would use Air Canada, God has stoped flying direct

[@freestyleee]

@@nicktaylor8112 AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAH

[@leonamcconnell6471]

Because of the economic crisis and the rate of unemployment, now is the best time to invest and make money 💯

[@fernandoberry955]

You can say that again

[@rogermcneil591]

Cry`pto is the new gold

[@hectorgalvan4664]

Stocks are good but Crypto is better

[@phillipprose9852]

I wanted to trade crypto but got confused by the fluctuations in price

[@robertjoshua4351]

It won't bother you if you trade with a professional like Mr Ronald Dickson

[@jaygray7102]

No question - Vancouver.

[@willtay6550]

Biased opinion have you ever been to Toronto?

[@bheemboyharish3263]

Snow is better than rain in my opinion

[@turtlefeesh]

@@bheemboyharish3263 If you're not an adult, you won't understand

[@nobu1730]

I'm Punjabi so obviously i'll choose Vancouver!

[@jackriplow5053]

y lots of Punjabis in toronto

[@ahmedmubasheer1383]

Work in Toronto and go for vacation in Vancouver.

[@NARENDRASINGH-lf3fv]

My love is Vancouver. My love resides there. Once in this life I wanna go there.

[@charismaticvinni]

Can you also comment on the healthcare benefits in Vancouver (BC) vs Toronto (Ontario)? Also, how the taxation (provincial) and retirement benefits differ in the two cities?

[@DreamAbroad1]

Will try to cover that in upcoming videos

[@akhilgada602]

BC is going to make healthcare insurance premium completely free from next year. Currently it is $35 per month.

[@bobbbxxx]

@@akhilgada602 Maybe people in Ontario once had to pay monthly healthcare insurance premiums but certainly not for the past couple of generations. It is really annoying to have to pay $35 per month and makes so much better sense just to take it out of the general taxation.

[@akhilgada602]

@@bobbbxxx agree. Good that all of us will get it for free now :)

[@nedhappily]

Toronto has better healthcare and it’s free A lot of world class medical centers in downtown Toronto They only have shady St. Paul and tiny VGH in Vancouver Also I was paying like $35 for Vancouver MSP

[@WendysWorld]

I loved your video. I just moved from Toronto to Vancouver and just released a video called Moving from Toronto to Vancouver during Pandemic- YIKES. Thanks for the inspiration!

[@dtown416]

Vancouver is the best place to live your life but as long as housing is really expensive, Toronto is the better option unfortunately

[@frankihatch]

Toronto is just as expensive

[@mrugeshoswal8]

super work once again...... yes even i would like the healthcare benefits and taxation policys comparison between the two

[@WillowRook]

You got it opposite. The time in India remains same while that in Canada changes. This is because Canada has Daylight Savings Time while India doesn't.

[@anthonymorris5084]

Toronto is the big brother who works constantly, makes a ton of money, and plays hard. Vancouver is the younger sister that smokes pot, wears tie dye shirts and does yoga.

[@god6210]

Move to Chatham-Kent Ontario. We need young people. Too many old guys

[@DD-ej1hg]

Who wants to live in Chatham it’s so small

[@hajime6908]

I'm from Europe, never been in Canada, but Vancouver seems better looking :) I would chose this city

[@brownboiii1451]

Indians in Toronto r mostly Hindu gujju in Vancouver it is mostly Punjabi Sikhs Toronto is the greater city between the two. There are more diverse cultures such as Jamaican, Nigerian , middle eastern, in Vancouver it's mostly just white Asian and Punjabi

[@janajana8243]

You mean mostly just mainland money laundering Chinese

[@brownboiii1451]

gaby alseen oh yea definitely , their one of the reasons of the housing crisis in that city I believe

[@rashie81]

@@janajana8243 You sound bitter.

[@skewty]

loads of Persians in North Vancouver. Surrey / Delta has a huge Indian population. Richmond has a huge Asian population. Burnaby too, around Metrotown Mall, has a high Asian population. Coquilam's Asian populatioin is also rising quickly. They are taking over the area for sure.

[@lucky247365]

You are correct. The stars show that the diversity in Toronto is far more extensive than in Vancouver. That is why the foreign born rate is higher in Toronto even with Vancouver having 30% Chinese. This diversity is reflected in the food and cultural options in Toronto...it is next level!

[@fatimavaz6974]

Thanks very informative in a NUTSHELL..

[@ryandsouza9093]

What I learnt from this video: Karachi is safer than Delhi. Mind blown.

[@sanalraphy3770]

Lmao

[@shubhammalhotra7974]

Lol . cant deny. i live in delhi

[@markconklin4219]

One minor comment of fact. The Seabus travels from downtown Vancouver to North Vancouver whereas we use the ferry system to travel to the islands off the coast.

[@guilhemherisson3254]

I left the GTA for Vancouver and it’s never crossed my mind to go back. Vancouver is WAY nicer.

[@blkpanthercards]

The amount of petty theft, druggies/mental illness and homelessness in Vancouver is like 100 times worse than Toronto. It's because Vancouver is so small that if you're in one side of the city, there is a good chance some druggy or homeless person isn't that far away from you. I'd often see blue used needles on the ground and also got my bike stolen twice. Every city has issues but Vancouver is up there for sure. I recently ran back home to Toronto and will not look back.

[@corazonpabustan4855]

I know it bcouse i live here seen i was 18 yrs old! Its a beautyful city in the world peaceful and clean!

[@pstgabrielndukwe9766]

I need an invitation letter to visit pls

[@alibhutta2150]

Hi

[@alibhutta2150]

I want some information can you help me my number is [phone]

[@akbarkanji5368]

I think both Vancouver and Toronto are nice in their own capacities

[@heyyow6598]

@Dr. Moe lol why

[@doriannamjesnik3007]

@@heyyow6598 lol cos he trollin'

[@heyyow6598]

@@doriannamjesnik3007 Lmao he do

[@abhJamwal]

Ty man for uploading such usefull information 👍

[@mirrorworld3296]

I moved from Toronto to Vancouver a year ago and i have been regretting it ever since. Fuckin tight roads, homes, malls....everything ...fuck i hate it here. I will be moving back to Toronto soon. Spacious everything, nice weather (if you dont mind cold), cheap, multicultural (not only indian chinese like Vancouver), great places to enjoy. Colleges/ universities are great. I can go on and on on how good Toronto is compared to Vancouver. I don't have one good thing to say for Vancouver. Only good for a week then everything is lame.

[@randalball9067]

I lived in Toronto ten years. Montreal five. And now I'm in Vancouver. From my experience, better city than Toronto. But I still got love for Toronto.

[@unamexicanaencanadablog]

🇨🇦❤️🇨🇦❤️Vancouver change my life 🇨🇦🇨🇦❤️

[@anthonymorris5084]

Crap, it ended mine.

[@m.thenmozhi1525]

I still wonder why many Indians choose Toronto above Vancoever. By the way, its a great video and thanks for sharing.

[@ScoopingCelebrities]

It's good let them, we want our city for ourselves haha

[@notmanishgandhi]

a) Because property prices in Vancouver are booming..b) Indians wants to live beside other Indians only.

[@NobelB24]

surrey? if you don’t know it surrey is it’s pre much the Brampton of vancouver

[@bobbbxxx]

@@ScoopingCelebrities Hmmmm ".Hussin Ali" that is a strange thing to say. You don't approve of people moving to Vancouver from other parts of the world? Really!??!??!

[@michaelantonacci9719]

You forgot about the go train for Toronto

[@TranTek]

Michael Antonacci and also the path (giant shopping mall) under ground different direction to Eaton Center some hill along DVP Toronto has a basketball team Never been in Vancouver but heard is very moisture due to the rain mist

[@XxXNinjaFanXxX]

@@TranTek yes but the go train is not as inner city as the skytrain is

[@jameschampken770]

@@XxXNinjaFanXxX yeah the Sky Train is more comparison to a Subway inner city train. Sky Train First Opened 1985 Distance travel 79.6km Stations 53 Average daily ridership 526,000 Toronto Subway first Opened 1954 Distance travel 77km (19km more currently under construction) Stations 75 Average Daily Riderahip 1.58 million GO train oppearates transporting mostly people from suburbs into the Downtown core of Toronto and home again afterwards. It travels with some stops inside Toronto, but then spreads out to outter suburbs across the Greater Toronto Area, and some even further out. GO Train First opened 1967 7 different Lines Distance Travel 452km Stations 66 Average Day Rider Ship 215,000. Cost of a GO train could easily cost $15+ return trip, price increases depending on distance travelled on a GO Train. While a Subway would only cost about $6 return trip, with flat rate prices, no extra charges for travelling 3 stations or 30 stations, for example. Subway trains arrive usually about every 2-4mins, for most of the entire day. GO trains come less. The busiest line (Lakeshore Line) operates as often as every 20 mins during the weekday, with extra Express trains in rush hour, with 30 mins service at night and weekends. While other lines operate only 1 per hour with extra lines in rush hour, with some lines operating as little as only during rush hour, with no other service.

[@siratummustakim9146]

Thank u sutangsu.. Its very useful information.

[@rangasam8162]

Just out of curuosity, if it's cold minus 21 degrees, how peole go to work in winter ? 🤨

[@akhilgada602]

From what I have heard from my friend, they wear necessary winter gears that keep them warm.

[@willtay6550]

Akhil Gada you just need a puffer jacket

[@willtay6550]

You work inside 😮

[@canadianjatti]

drive or take the bus/train

[@chazzram830]

It certainly did help..cause im keeping canada as a future destination...for retirement...

[@srivanitalks-canadainfo8525]

Vancouver A place where you can feel fresh air and happy people around 😊

[@Ambersariadeep1313]

Srivani Canada lo Telugu Family Diary thnku

[@blkpanthercards]

Yeah, I don't think so. I'd often go outside at night time in Olympic Village/Yaletown (the "nicer" neighbourhoods in town, where I used to live) and there would be druggies/homeless people roaming around and severely unstable. I'd also see blue used needles on the ground. Not really "suitable" for living if you can't even feel safe. Take one stroll down East Hastings & Oppenheimer and you'll go running back to Toronto, which is exactly what I did.

[@zwhtan]

@@blkpanthercards Olympic Village and Yale Town are converted industrial sites that used to be home of extreme poverty that they tried to gentrify. That's a really terrible example and not representative of the bulk of Vancouver.

[@GoWestYoungMan]

The only knock against Vancouver is the lack of cultural offerings. There's no MLB, no NBA, no major tennis tournaments, golf events, auto races, less nightlife, less performing arts, and a shocking absence of notable museums, and galleries,. I suppose Vancouver will acquire these things bit by bit as it gets bigger but it's currently a major negative for me.

[@gerardguitarist]

No comparison between Hogtown and Beautiful BC Vancouver, which incidentally would be the jewel of the planet were it not for the awful weather 8 or 9 months of the year...

[@MultiCappie]

They're very different, for sure, but each superpowerful in their own ways.

[@joeyhgimid9959]

Rain is not awful, if you compare to Toronto harsh winter with lots of snow. Not to mention their hot humid summer. Toronto transit is horrible. They still do not have direct train from airport to downtown.

[@etherealities]

I'm sure Toronto is bad but Vancouver is a total hellhole. A cartel of real estate developers have captured all levels of government and driven prices into the stratosphere. Nothing in the city is untouched by their bottomless greed. Living here feels like you're being extorted by the mob. I've never seen so many homeless people in any other city. Mental health services are virtually nonexistent so thousands of sick people are self-medicating with street narcotics. Parts of Vancouver are truly post-apocalyptic. The sidewalks are literally crowded with the destitute and the insane. And these are same neighborhoods where developers are marketing multi-million dollar condos. Coming to Vancouver will make you hate Canada

[@jarediannudalo6074]

Man your drawing in your intro is so good, best drawing I've ever seen ahaha

[@antisoc1al]

Me, a Vancouverite noticing things that aren't totally factual but ok with the idea that it sways it towards Toronto's favor. Please, pick Toronto over Vancouver :)

[@georgewaters8592]

Exceptional Video, Well Done !! I think if I had a choice, I would go with one of the suburbs in northern Toronto, as I understand the suburbs are very clean and very safe.

[@moist1716]

They are both very safe and beautiful I personally prefrer Toronto but Vancouver is still great

[@smallstudiodesign]

Vancouver & Calgary both offer wonderful access to nature’s glory (what Canada’s famous for) Calgary offers the promise of The Rockies and Prairies, while Vancouver offers Coastal Mountain rainforests & the sheltered ocean inlets - (Perfect for boating, kayaking paddle boarding, windsurfing, etc). In terms of “quintessentially Canadian lifestyle“, it’s Alberta or British Columbia, hands down. While Toronto & Montreal offer their own unique takes on cosmopolitan big city life. -which may, or may not, be what newcomers want when they think of “Canada”, as a new beginning.

[@ubonrat8653]

I lived in both leaving the country was the best thing I've done

[@OfficialGamingNerd]

Hey, is it possible for you to make a video or just suggest which one is better between Calgary vs Halifax vs Edmonton vs Winnipeg as I'm planning of moving to Canada for my higher studies and preferably settle there for work as well! I would have gone for Toronto or Vancouver but the cost of living doesn't look like it'll help me survive there with just a part time job and Montreal requires French. So any city suggestion would be greatly appreciated, thank you!

[@fabulousbear8543]

Very great complete overview comparison! Thanks!

[@erickpalacios8904]

Your section on "Population" should say "European Canadians" instead of "Canadians", as the rest are also Canadians but identify as having an ethnic background other than European. Similarly, when you write "immigrants", you give the impression that 46% of the population strolling around Toronto just got off the boat/plane 5 years ago. This is simply not true. A large portion of those, Chinese, South Asian and Filipino "immigrants" you mention, are first, second and even third generation Canadians. People need to clearly understand this very important difference.

[@FayCreative]

Really informative!! Thanks!

[@davidsonnow]

Work/ shop in TO, relax/ live in Van

[@blkpanthercards]

You can't even "relax" in Vancouver because the sheer amount of homelessness, mental illness and drug addicts in that city. I'd often walk my dog at night time (in Yaletown) and would see a crazy man, used blue needle on the ground, or have my bike stolen. Vancouver is also a fake city and not very "Canadian" at all.

[@davidsonnow]

@@blkpanthercards Compared to what? What city are you comparing Vancouver to? Have you ever walked the streets at night in Toronto? LOL you’re living in a fantasy land

[@shanmumtaz5884]

This video was quiet realistic and informative. Obviously, the links you used were credible. You made a good comparing Delhi and Karachi for safe city index. Thank you

[@imranbasha5380]

Thanks for sharing information. I want to know about Alberta.

[@janajana8243]

It's cold

[@frankihatch]

Its cold and lots of racism

[@canadianjatti]

not for new immigrants

[@summerrayy7550]

@@frankihatch racism? what are you even talking about, there is racism just like anywhere else in the world. Calgary isn't more racist than any other major city in the world. As for cold Calgary and Toronto have similar weather conditions.

[@harrycooper5231]

It's not even close. Vancouver's beauty, people, and weather make it a much better choice.

[@tickedoffsheikh8587]

Very informative. I would prefer to live in Vancouver but what are best areas to live? Vancouver can be thought of as Canadian California. I would like to know about Halifax, NS too.

[@frankihatch]

Halifax is dead

[@DSstrongman]

The Pacific northwest is beautiful. I don't know if I could live with the lack of sun though. In Portland and Seattle people talk about going months without seeing the sun. Is the weather similar in Vancouver lots of overcast days for 6-9 months of the year?

[@arxsyn]

Strongman Dustin Smith l try to take vitamin D everyday. It is natural that it rains. We live in a temperate rainforest. On the bright side, the weather is generally nice and mild (it doesn't ALWAYS RAIN, in certain seasons only). Toronto though has many extremes. very hot in summer; very cold in winter, ie -30 degrees C.

[@skewty]

Yes, the weather is nearly the same in Seattle, Washington / Portland, Oregon. The ocean dictates a lot of the weather.