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Anyone looking for a great place to live inOntario is spoiled for choice. Fully half of the 50 bestplaces to live in the country are in Ontario.Ontario has a strong economy, cultural amenities in Torontoand Ottawa and, of course, decent weather — forCanada.
Likewise, what is the best place to live in Ontario Canada?
Here is a look at the best places to live in Ontario in2018.
- Burlington.
- Oakville.
- Waterloo.
- Stratford.
- Bracebridge.
- Aurora.
- Vaughan.
- Cobourg. You'll be way ahead of the curb if you decide to moveyour family to Cobourg as it is still a relatively small town withless than 20,000 people living all year around.
- Charlotte, N.C. Average annual income: $86,922.
- Dallas. Average annual income: $76,726.
- Tampa.
- Bakersfield, Calif.
- Omaha, Neb.
- Durham, N.C.
- Phoenix.
- Lexington, Ky.
Also to know, what is the cheapest city to live in in Canada?
These 10 Cities Have Been Ranked As The Most AffordablePlaces To Live In Canada
- Moncton, New Brunswick. Average monthly rent: $893.
- Quebec City, Quebec. Average monthly rent: $914.
- Montreal, Quebec. Average monthly rent: $1,085.
- Hamilton, Ontario.
- Abbotsford, B.C.
- Charlottetown, PEI.
- Halifax, Nova Scotia.
- Barrie, Ontario.
Best Cities to Live in Canada
- Montreal. Canada. Montreal is the best city in Canada.
- Toronto. Canada. One of the friendliest people in theworld.
- Ottawa. Canada. Very clean city.
- Oshawa. Canada. ?? Nomad Score 3.33/5.
- Kelowna. Canada. ?? Nomad Score 3.31/5.
- Quebec City. Canada.
- Saskatoon. Canada.
- Winnipeg. Canada.