
Canadians Rank Livability of Their Neighbourhoods–Here Are the Highest Scorers
A majority of Canadians love their neighbourhoods, according to a new survey, which also ranked areas based on liveability across the country. The Leger survey, commissioned by RE/MAX, says that 86 percent of Canadians like the quality of life and liveability of their neighbourhoods. Aspects considered for the liveability ranking include affordability, safety, and walkability. Other criteria included the age of homes in the area, low-density neighbourhoods, and proximity to work. “Quality of life continues to be an important consideration for Canadians when choosing a place to live,” Christopher Alexander, president of RE/MAX Canada, said in a news release. “By rethinking design, relevant government policies and zoning bylaws as applicable in existing and new neighbourhoods, we can achieve a more effective and comprehensive national housing strategy, that supports long-term liveability and greater affordability for Canadians.”...
