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As recently reported by the world’s leading magazine and publications, the verdict is in, with Vancouver finishing with flying colours in security, stability, scenery, livability, climate, restaurants, entertainment, education & transportation. Whether moving here for work or school, Vancouver is truly a top destination for a Canadian home, condominium or international pied-à-terre.
As previously reported in The Economist magazine from the exclusive Economist Intelligence Unit, their report is fittingly titled “The World’s Most Liveable Cities”. Well publicized around the globe by both major media and online, the Economist list of the world’s best cities quantifies living conditions such as safety, health care, educational resources, infrastructure and environment. These are precisely the advantages of Canada’s jewel on the Pacific – Vancouver, British Columbia. Year after year, Vancouver is truly one of “The Most Liveable Cities” on the planet.
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Condé Nast Traveler of New York recognized as one of the finest publications for the discriminating traveler, recently named the city of Vancouver a top ten “Best City in the World”, and the ONLY city in North American to make this special list. Vancouver’s creative arts scene, safety, rugged natural beauty and ethnic diversity in people & cuisine make it an absolute bucket list destination for the world traveler.
Global Finance Magazine last year combined data sets on the best city lists from the prestigious Economist Intelligence Unit, Mercer of New York and Monocle Magazine to compile a list of the world’s absolute top 10 most liveable cities. Clearly Vancouver, British Columbia, is truly one of the best cities on the planet to live in or invest in. The stunning scenery, clean air, cuisine, entertainment, transit options, safety and business climate, mean Vancouver is consistently at the top of world city ratings if you’re looking to relocate.
Sourced from London, England, Monocle Magazine is one of the world’s finest publications for sophisticated urbanites and their city. These metropolis rankings quantify the vitality and vibrancy of today’s global urban centres analyzing crime, outdoor pursuits, available healthcare, state-funded education, and even takes into account conveniences such as outdoor seating. Other metrics to Monocle’s “Quality of Life Survey” are the number of international routes that connect to each city and the rest of the world. Vancouver consistently finishes in the top 25 cities on the planet according to Monocle Magazine, and is the best of only two cities in North America to make this prestigious ranking.
» Learn more about Monocle’s Quality of Life Survey
As reported by Mercer.com in their 20th annual Quality of Living Survey, gives insight into the finest in modern city living around the globe. Mercer’s “Quality of Living Survey” is used by government embassies and international companies when it comes to the relocation of executives and embassy officials, it assists in deciding what cities could constitute a hardship post. Mercer headquartered in New York (from William M. Mercer Limited, originally a Vancouver company) is recognized as a leading global consultant in talent, health, retirement, sanitation and investments. They have more than 21,000 employees in over 130 countries. Vancouver consistently places top five out of 130 countries in their eagerly anticipated rankings.
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“A set of 65 country attributes – terms that can be used to describe a country and that are also relevant to the success of a modern nation – were identified. Attributes by nation were presented in a survey of more than 16,000 people from across the globe where participants assessed how closely they associated one with the other.”
“Canadians pride themselves in encouraging all of their citizens to honor their own cultures. In 1971, Canada adopted a national policy of multiculturalism, which celebrates the country’s diversity.”
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As reported in Time magazine in 2011 based on an Economist Intelligence Unit study, the Green City Index identifies the top cities in North America for a clean water supply, lower levels of carbon dioxide, best practices in city transportation & transit, recycling & composting of waste materials and laws with regards to an improved environment. Finishing 2nd overall of major cities in the US & Canada, the City of Vancouver is now targeting 2020 to claim the ‘Greenest City in the World’.
Numbers in Brackets Indicate a City’s Total Score
» Learn more about the US and Canada Green City Index
