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London is a little west of the traditional snow belt areas so it doesn't get the brunt of the lake effect...that's more in areas north-east of there. But it can certainly get some decent accumulation every winter. I've never experienced a Buffalo winter...it looks like it's location at the east end of a very long and large body of water would make it ripe for brutal snow.
Last edited by zortation; 10-09-2016 at 08:40 PM..
If you are spending the winter in either city you probably wont notice much difference,it will be cold and snowy for the best part of 5 months. Are you thinking of relocating to one of these cities?
Yes - I'm considering moving from Maine to Canada in the next few years. I'm an American but my mother was born in Quebec so I'm already a citizen, just need to establish residency. I have family in Quebec and friends in Toronto - have visited the latter a couple of times a year for past 20 years, but no way I can afford Toronto or Montreal. I'm looking for an affordable (under $225k Canadian for a house or condo) small or mid sized city in southern Ontario that doesn't get completely snowed under every year.
Yes - I'm considering moving from Maine to Canada in the next few years. I'm an American but my mother was born in Quebec so I'm already a citizen, just need to establish residency. I have family in Quebec and friends in Toronto - have visited the latter a couple of times a year for past 20 years, but no way I can afford Toronto or Montreal. I'm looking for an affordable (under $225k Canadian for a house or condo) small or mid sized city in southern Ontario that doesn't get completely snowed under every year.
Hamilton might be worth a look.
Much better location than London, closer to all the action
Niagara Falls and Toronto / GTA are equally close.
Hamilton real estate is still affordable but has seen significant increase
over 5 years or so.
Thank you for your response! I'm looking into all areas suggested here. Much appreciated!
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