If you are thinking about raising a family in Canada but wondering if your city offers the best options for you, a new study may help answer that question for you.
The study, conducted by personal finance and investment website Yore Oyster, focused on 27 cities across the country, evaluating them based on criteria such as cost of living, childcare costs, parental leave. quality of life, crime rate, median age and transportation. Details of these criteria for each city can be found in the fullQuebec dominates the top of the list, with Trois-Rivières ranked as the best city to raise a family, followed by Quebec City and Sherbrooke.
Big cities such as Toronto and Vancouver tend to appear much lower on the list, with Yore Oyster highlighting of their mild temperatures and urban convenience.
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