When you decide to move from Toronto to Vancouver, you won’t need to worry about losing the feel of living in a major city. This is what you need to know about your new hometown:
Metro Vancouver is the largest urban area in western Canada, with over 2,5 million residents.
The metro area is thoroughly dotted with parks and green areas, ideal for people who love the outdoors, including the BC University Endowment Lands that lie just outside the city borders.
The city is one of the most ethnically, linguistically, and racially diverse areas in North America, with over 50% of the population belonging to visible minority groups
It has many areas for hiking, biking, winter and summer sports, as well as access to numerous beaches
Climate is temperate thanks to the unique position of Burrard Inlet, so winters are mild in comparison with the Great Lakes area.
The city has great transportation infrastructure, public transport system, and an international airport. It is well connected to surrounding towns and cities, as well as the US border, across.