Best Provinces to Live in Canada for 2024 (Why They're Great)

Best Provinces to Live in Canada for 2024 including best places to live in Canada and Best Canadian provinces to Live in.

Canada is the second-largest country in the world and is a popular destination for expats and tourists alike. If you are planning to move to Canada, which area should you choose to settle down in? Let’s talk about the best provinces to live in Canada.

At the moment the country is undergoing a massive drive to encourage more people to relocate to the country. The government aims to welcome just over 400,000 new permanent residents every year for the next three years.

The government is doing its best to welcome expats with help getting visas, jobs, bank accounts and more. With so many opportunities and such a fantastic quality of life, now is the perfect time to move to Canada. But where should you go? Canada is huge, with ten separate provinces and three individual territories.

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[skullzylee]

1:22 Nova Scotia
2:54 Alberta
4:26 Quebec
6:24 Ontario
8:42 British Columbia

[michaelshaw]

Canada is a beautiful country because of the people and the scenery! I am a citizen of the U.S. We’re so lucky to have Canada as our neighbor to the north. 😀

[Khaleel_Ebrahim]

We moved from Ontario to Chilliwack, BC in 2020 and absolutely love here. We bought a home and life here is beautiful like the might Canadian Rockies, with mild climate and snow for just 2/3 days in year, BC is the best place to live in Canada

[amanueludessa]

Alberta is my choice
As I want to work in the agriculture sector.
Besides living costs, there are relatively promising

[CanadaSummerOutdoorAdven-wkse]

I lived in Alberta since 1993 but my mind is always in BC, loved every corners in BC. Living cost in BC is main problem to stop me from moving :)

[louissehighlights]

Everything that you said about Ontario is the opposite. If you uploaded this 8 years ago, it might still be applicable; but not anymore. Ontario & BC have the highest cost of living. Housing & rentals are skyrocketing day by day because of the lack of supply & high demand. It’s not Canada that I used to know 8 years ago.

[hkibqzb]

Nanaimo.Vancouver Island. Small scale city on a peaceful island
I love it. My third time and final move here.

[merlindacaderao]

Ya my family lived in Calgary Alberta its a beautiful place residential and industrial place....its a big city also..

[CassieRockwell]

Nova Scotia is absolutely NOT the place to move too. We have a high poverty and homeless rate. Highest taxes, highest cost of living, it's worse than BC. This is not accurate.

[ehbrownj]

I'm from Saskatchewan and it is one of the most beautiful Province in Canada for the retirees and it has lots of recreational wildlife places to visit and the cost of living is much cheaper than the other Provinces in Canada with the exception of Prince Edward Island (PEI). But only the weather during the winter months is much colder.

[leemendoza]

Thanks a lot for sharing this information. I agree with you about Vancouver, BC, Canada 🇨🇦 I have lived here for 45 years and believe, no matter how expensive it is to live here, I love it here!!! It is truly expensive to live here but it is doable as long as you are hardworking. For me, this is the most beautiful place to live in compared to other provinces. God bless & protect Vancouver BC Canada. God richly bless you, too, as you continue to educate people. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🥳🥳🥳💖💖💖

[czozokf]

I like Manitoba, sunny, friendly and not expensive 😊

[TomHuston]

“I love Montreal, ” said the chef at the beginning of episode four of the first season of Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown. “It is my favourite place in Canada

[peterandersen]

Southern Ontario - too crowded and too much traffic and expensive as hell. Also, Doug Ford, nuff said!

[subanarayanan]

Welcome to Canada! With right intentions you can make a life pretty much anywhere in this beautiful country. "Underline - RIGHT INTENTIONS"

[warreke]

I think Newfoundland is the best place to live. I moved her for two years in 92 and I never left. Not perfect but has affordable housing, affordable education and spectacular scenery.

[kenbarthSimAVtor]

Born in Quebec-Montreal; moved to Alberta in 89; then Northern BC in 98; and finally in 2001 Campbell River; and in 2007 the Comox Valley in Cumberland. Love and appreciate Vancouver Island eh!

[johnstoutley]

We are senior citizens, and having lived in BC and Alberta, for us Saskatchewan is our favourite province. So peaceful and unstressful, and comparatively cheap living.

[killerwhale-pbhg]

I have not reached the end of the video but I'm making this comment first because I don't want to be influenced by it. For me the best province is BC hands down but that's because I am Asian and English speaking. I want to say the best city is Vancouver but the economy there isn't great and cost of living has really spiraled in the last 10-15 years. I quite like Victoria or maybe one of the "suburbs" of greater Vancouver. Calgary is pretty high on the list as well. The worst province for me is Quebec. Ok time to watch the video to the end.

[thomasryan]

Love Niagara on the Lake. My best friend from 1964 is from the Niagara Peninsula. Probably been there 100+ times. Great place. Many vineyards and good wine.