Best Cities Overall 2013
by Mark Brown March 12th, 2014 From the April 2014 issue of the Moneysense magazine.
Who says size matters? If you’re looking for the best place in Canada to live, perhaps it’s time to think small. Really small. It’s easy to think residing in a modest-sized town means giving up access to all the services and amenities you need or desire, but that doesn’t have to be the case. Satellite communities around major centres are evolving to deliver small-town flare with big-city conveniences. In that way, many of these communities aren’t just great places to live: they’re Canada’s best-kept secrets. Take St. Albert, a community of just 64,000 on the edge of Edmonton that few Canadians have likely ever heard of. They have now, because St. Albert tops MoneySense’s annual Best Places to Live ranking. (more)
Don Quixote Note: These are the latest rankings from Moneysense and these are 4 selected cities in B.C. from their list of 200 ranking them as per their methodology in 2013 and 2014. By clicking on the links you can see the full list and an insight on their ranking methodology. (It appears to have changed from 2013 to 2014.) Note that Vernon's population seems to include the entire greater Vernon Population.
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