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1. ninaoutandabout.ca › living-in-toronto-pros-and-cons29 Pros and Cons of Living in Toronto (From a Local)

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   Apr 20, 2024 · Living in Toronto does have plenty of perks. The city is relatively safe, there are lots of large companies (i.e., jobs), free healthcare, tons of cultural hotspots (especially if you like theatre), plus loads of restaurants, festivals, and city parks!

2. www.movingwaldo.com › where-to-live › moving-toMoving to Toronto (GTA): Where Should You Live? – 2024

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   • High Park - Swansea. Great for the outdoorsy. Crime Rate: 3.38 crimes per 1000 people. Average 1-bed apt rent: $2350. Average property buying cost: $745 000.
   • Steeles. Family friendly area. Crime Rate: 5.27 crimes per 1000 people. Average 1-bed apt rent: $2734. Average property buying cost: $1 320 000. With a population of 24,623, Steeles has a remarkably low crime rate of 5.27 crimes per 1000 people.
   • Whitby. Toronto’s affordable neighborhood. Crime Rate: 5.95 crimes per 1000 people. Average 1-bed apt rent: $1848. Average property buying cost: $957 000. Whitby is an affordable choice with lower home prices and rental costs compared to the city of Toronto or nearby GTA townships.
   • Humber Heights- Westmount. Ideal for quite lifestyle with convenient transportation. Crime Rate: 7.40 crimes per 1000 people. Average 1-bed apt rent: $2,350.

3. expatra.com › the-best-areas-to-live-in-torontoThe Best Places To Live In Toronto - Expatra

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   Mar 28, 2024 · If you’re looking for an excellent place to retire in Canada and spend the rest and the best of your years, the greater Toronto area has plenty of options. The Guildwood neighborhood in Scarborough has loads of bungalows for one-story living, good healthcare facilities, outdoor parks, and a friendly village feel.

4. moving2canada.com › toronto › living-in-torontoLife in Toronto | Living costs in Toronto | Moving2Canada

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   Feb 16, 2024 · The Greater Toronto Area (GTA) includes around 6.5 million people, stretching along the shore of Lake Ontario and including suburban communities further inland. Toronto is also one of the most multicultural cities in the world, making life in Toronto a wonderful multicultural experience.

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5. www.fivewalls.com › articles › 10-neighborhoods-in10 Neighborhoods In Toronto For Seniors and Retirees - fivewalls

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   Dec 4, 2020 · 1. Humber Valley Village. Types of homes: bungalows, detached, townhomes & condos. The Humber Valley Village area is very family-oriented. Surrounded by cycling paths, baseball diamonds, tennis courts, and golf courses, there are many great city amenities at your service.

6. www.homemindset.com › pros-and-cons-of-living-in25 Pros And Cons Of Living In Toronto (Updated 2023)

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   In 2018, 2,956,024 people lived in the City of Toronto. The GTA (Greater Toronto Area) has a whopping 6,341,935 residents. Clearly, lots of people love living in Toronto, and for good reason. Of course, like any other city, Toronto also has its drawbacks. 25 Pros Of Living In Toronto

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   Is Toronto a good place to retire?

   • North of Toronto, you’ll find the Cricket Club area. Of course, there is a great cricket club area as well as tennis, parks, skating, swimming, curling, and more. It’s perfect for active seniors who want to make the most of their retirement.

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   What are the perks of living in Toronto?

   • Unsurprisingly, I’ve experienced all the ups and downs of being a Torontonian. Living in Toronto does have plenty of perks. The city is relatively safe, there are lots of large companies (i.e., jobs), free healthcare, tons of cultural hotspots (especially if you like theatre), plus loads of restaurants, festivals, and city parks!

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   Where is a good place to retire in Canada?

   • If you’re looking for an excellent place to retire in Canada and spend the rest and the best of your years, the greater Toronto area has plenty of options. The Guildwood neighborhood in Scarborough has loads of bungalows for one-story living, good healthcare facilities, outdoor parks, and a friendly village feel. It’s quiet without being too quiet.

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   How many people live in Toronto?

   • With a population just short of 3 million people, the city of Toronto is the largest in Canada, and one of the largest in North America (behind only Mexico City, New York and Los Angeles). The Greater Toronto Area (GTA) includes around 6.5 million people, stretching along the shore of Lake Ontario and including suburban communities further inland.

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8. www.expatexchange.com › 4092 › CanadaRetire in Toronto, Canada | Expat Exchange

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   Jan 4, 2023 · "Retiring in Toronto can be a great experience for those looking for an active and diverse city to live in. Toronto has something to offer for everyone, including world-class restaurants, entertainment, and cultural attractions, along with a variety of parks and green spaces.