Question by Anna K: moving from Calgary to Vancouver…?
Me and my fiance are planning to move to Vancouver. Are there lots of IT jobs in Vancouver? My fiance has a diploma from IT and hes working towards his degree. I work at a dental office as an assistant There are lots of job opportunities here but…something about Calgary..I hate..It’s just so…boring..and..COLD. People say Vancouver is expensive…but that’s what they said about Toronto and Calgary too. And to me it’s all the same.
So..is it a good idea to move to Vancouver. I heard it rains a lot in Vancouver. But honestly I don’t care.I would rather have rain then -30 in the winter and Calgary crappy weather.
any advice would be great
thanks in advance!
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Answer by I Really Like Pandas
Try asking your questions on City-data.com/forum.. Probably get more answers there.
http://www.city-data.com/forum/vancouver/
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Question by nvm: Toronto or Vancouver ?
im moving to canada soon and which city from these two would be more wise for more better job opportunities and more night life clubs etc.
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Answer by thinkingtime
About the same. Depends if you like snow [in Toronto], or rain [ in Vancouver].
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Question by DejaVu: Canadians: Victoria or Vancouver?
My husband and I are moving from Ontario our west… we can’t decide on Victoria or east of Vancouver (Coquitlam area)
I know there’s so much more to do on the mainland / commute to Vancouver, more mountains, (mmm) but, my best friend lives in Victoria, and I miss her terribly, I haven’t had a close friend live nearby in years!
Anyways, what do you guys think? Where is better in terms of job opportunities, too? Moving from east of Toronto… we have two cats…
Also we are in our early twenty’s
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Answer by nyninchdick
Victoria is nice, but unless you’re semi retired, you’ll find yourself on the ferry every week. It is an island after all and there is a whole lifestyle that goes with living on an island, even a big one. No comparison in job opportunities (unless you are planning a career with the provincial government) – the mainland is where all the opportunities are.
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