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Tu te demandes quelle est la province la moins chère du Canada où il fait aussi bon vivre? La réponse n’est pas si simple, car l’abordabilité seule ne suffit pas, avec les prix de l’immobilier et le coût de la vie qui ne cessent d’augmenter. Encore faut-il pouvoir y trouver un emploi, des services de santé et un environnement agréable au quotidien.

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If you've ever yelled at traffic in Toronto, cursed construction in Montreal or questioned your life choices while crawling through downtown Ottawa, you're not alone. Driving in Canada can feel brutal — but when it comes to the worst traffic in Canada in 2025, a new ranking just revealed a surprising #1.

According to TomTom's 2025 Traffic Index published this week, Canada's most congested cities aren't necessarily the biggest ones.

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If you're thinking about moving to a new city or just curious how your hometown stacks up, this new list of the best places to live in Canada might surprise you.

According to a fresh ranking from migration consultancy Global Citizen Solutions, some of Canada's most liveable cities are places you might not expect — and the country's biggest city didn't even make the top 10.

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When it comes to the best cities in the world, Canada just scored some serious bragging rights — but Ontario got totally shafted in the process.

Five Canadian destinations were just recognized in a global ranking of the best cities in the world for 2025, and not one of them is in Ontario.

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If you've ever sat in bumper-to-bumper traffic in Toronto or any other major Canadian urban centre, you probably think your city has the worst congestion in Canada. But new data shows where Canada's hubs rank when it comes to traffic — and somehow, it's not Toronto that tops the list.

TomTom's 2024 Traffic Index, which ranked 500 cities worldwide — including 13 in Canada — based on travel times and congestion levels, was released earlier this year, and the results are eye-opening for Canadian drivers.

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