With the high quality of life that is available to Edmontonians, one might think that it would come at the price of a much higher cost of living, but Edmonton remains one of the lowest of Canada's major cities. In fact, Alberta has the lowest personal tax rate in Canada and is the only province with no provincial sales tax. 1 e8 @' h5 C3 r" R ) e# {8 R) }/ AComparing the cost of living of different cities around world, and within USA. Here are some examples:: V9 y( S( K5 O6 ?* G
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If you make $100,000 in Edmonton, then you will need' \" N+ y1 O9 R% s7 M4 W
$129,945 in Vancouver / x' f/ s. o i, j$ L0 ?; r$99,110 in Calgary4 y8 K7 p7 [: U1 r" ~: @
$137,187 in Toronto* f; T# a) V7 `' G' Y5 }& P7 m- e3 z
$125,942 in Montréal7 i2 l v2 d. l; F5 B
$157,427 in Beijing9 C* P" R$ j$ {( @
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Try this link youself and have fun! It may help you a little when you try to figure out which city you want to land. 6 u$ L+ l3 S! V N `: u0 j0 s# r2 E 4 W! j; Q& A; Ahttp://www.homefair.com/homefair ... =199&internal=T0 ~4 `( \3 E+ n8 a* z2 e
Sure, it is, if there is no job and want to find a city to land, I think either Edmonton or Calgary is a good starting place due to low cost fo living.
, w/ z2 p3 \3 J. |( _7 S2 K' W 2 _, N) }, _& H' [9 PIn estimating such costs, food, clothing, rent, fuel, lighting, and furnishings as well as expenses for communication, education, recreation, transportation, and medical services are generally included.