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View Poll Results: Which Canadian cities do you like the best??
Toronto 6 22.22%
Montreal 13 48.15%
Vancouver 9 33.33%
Ottawa 6 22.22%
Calgary 4 14.81%
Quebec City 8 29.63%
Edmonton 3 11.11%
Winnipeg 3 11.11%
Hamilton 2 7.41%
Regina 1 3.70%
Halifax 7 25.93%
Victoria 3 11.11%
Other 6 22.22%
Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 27. You may not vote on this poll

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Old 03-14-2009, 10:52 AM
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IMO, my favorite are Montreal, Ottawa, and Quebec City. They all remind me very much of Europe (So biased of me ). Which Canadian cities do you like the best??
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Montreal and Quebec City - yes, because of their "old world" charm.

Vancouver - because of it's magestic settings (mountains, ocean, parks, and city bustle -all in one), and because of it's diversity. This was where my senses got a crash course in the oriental cuisine - Chinese, Thai, Indian, Japanese...

Halifax - because of its understated pride in all things marine; and the Acadian influence of colored houses. I suppose the original settlement tradition was to have white houses with maybe colored shutters. Now the rows of houses are like strings of Christmas lights.
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Let's also keep this in perspective - the average Canadian has never travelled across Canada and probably has only ever visited the cities in their immediate region.
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St. John's definitely...
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St. John's definitely...

Yep. Gorgeous.
Newfoundland is mind-boggling beautiful - but St. John's - what a city! Loved it.
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Calgary... Right between the Rocky Mountains and the almost-desert Prairie...
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I lived in Edmonton and loved it. I also really really liked Calgary. Supposedly people either love one and hate the other and vice versa. I thought they were both wonderful cities. Very different - but great cities.
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I love Ottawa,Montreal and Calgary
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I lived in Edmonton and loved it. I also really really liked Calgary. Supposedly people either love one and hate the other and vice versa. I thought they were both wonderful cities. Very different - but great cities.
I'm a fan of both but for different reasons. Edmonton has better shopping, restaurants, bars, much better concerts, and arts opportunities. Calgary has better outdoor opportunities, a much better airport and slightly better weather. Between the two you have all bases covered.
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I love Vancouver... where I chose to live! I also like Victoria for the spectacular beauty. I have been to Montreal where my parents used to live... no way I would want to live there... unless you love the brutal winter, the snow, and all that slush.
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