thank you so much 🙏🏻

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you! Will do!

thanks for the kind words 🥰🥰

you’re very welcome!

merci

you’re welcome :)

thanks for your comment! this is super helpful 🔥

This is not kindergarden. kindergarden is free. This is daycare for children before kindergarden (0 to 4 years of age) at 8,50$.

all cities are good. it’s just up to you to decide where to live 😉

Haha cool cool. Keep up the good work 👌🏻😄

@@ThisisYulia You got it right anywhere in Canada is pretty safe and regarding quality of life, it depends of your earnings workwise. But the "Vibe" is the most important thing amongst all. And that is where you should concentrate, according to your personality, to choose where to live in Canada. Now, look at youtube videos about Canada and decide for yourself what is the best Province for you. That's my two cents. (From a Canadian).

thanks a lot for your kind words 🙏🏻 LaSalle College is good

@@ThisisYulia it's expensive can u suggest any affordable n credible one. I heard about teccart. Have u heard?

never heard of it, sorry

@@AnantChaudhry I studyied at Teccart a long time ago. ( end of 80's.)Then, it was only electronics and Robotics but was the best of it's kind, "University Grade" ( I mean you could teach at Universities after graduation.) It was the "Best of the best at that time" (BTW it was Private College schooling at the time, so you had to pay more than regular colleges.)But now, very different. Many more academics, and no more electronics related courses. I dont't know about the rankings nationwiselike or worldwiselike either though!

@@stephanecharbonneau3071 thanks for ur info. Appreciated.🙏

in your Hydro Quebec account, you can choose the language of communication (you don't need French for that) 👌🏼

@@ThisisYulia agreed. In the downtown area, getting assistance in English is no problem. Same with west island. One representative I talked to downtown had a hard time not using french, but we both tried our best and I was out in 15 minutes renewing my health card

Mayo on burgers and fries! The dream, moving to MTL now hahah.

I am a native French-speaker from Montreal, though I do not speak Quebecois French. I know many English-speakers who were born here and live entirely in English. I also know many immigrants who have been here for many years and who live in English only. I even know some immigrants who knew French as a second language before coming here, but then have forgotten it and now live in English, Funny city, LOL.

If you want your bills in English, just a$k, LOOOOOL! xD

thanks for the info!

Any time!

you’re very welcome!

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I think people should make their own conclusions. I’m here to share the info only :)

@@ThisisYulia I like when youtuber show their personnality by Sharing their views and opinion. I think that is the added value of KZfaq. Like a boardgame ,videogame review or else, most of the video will try to be a objective but at the end there will be a personnal opinion of the youtuber. I appreciate you wanting to give only info but KZfaq is not journalism and should not be. Just food for thoughts, but I was actually waiting to know you and your opinions and it never came. I think its important to connect with viewers. But still great job! I know IT took Time for the research and everything. 🥳

I’m with you on this one but every time I say that Montreal is the best city, Toronto people get offended haha

Montreal is the real Canadian capital of culture and 400 years old .. Toronto has a USA culture of capitalism with nothing built for families and quality of life ... the only value in Toronto is money

yas 💃🏼💃🏼💃🏼

I guess you’re new here. welcome! I’ve passed my French exam long time ago 😉

@@ThisisYulia perfect soo you understand what I meant! I was talking about the culture though, not just the language, and it was'nt necessarily pointed at you 🤞

gotcha!

you’re welcome!

I have a high salary job 120k and live in Montreal lol, best of both worlds 😍😁and love to travel around the world!! 🌍

haha thanks!

you’re welcome! I love PEI but it might be boring at some point

New Brunswick or Nova scotia are the best cities in Atlantic side...i personally planning to move In Moncton!

Mahmood, try watching this: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fKx6i9qoqpzOeGw.html

you're welcome!

Montreal for the win 👏🏼

You dont know anyone in Toronto.

@@SwitchB I did not write in terms of knowing anyone in either city I do not, I just find Montreal endlessly more interesting than Toronto.... there was nothing to see in Toronto beyond the CN tower, the city looks like a huge modern vastness, if someone take away the countless high rise condo buildings, I wonder what is left....

@@Cubanbearnyc I know. I was just stating anyone who claims there is " nothing to see" in Toronto has no friends or acquaintances in Toronto.

@@Cubanbearnyc If you knew people in Toronto you woulda got to see all the dope cultural spots, hear the amazing live bands and tasted the amazing food. Holla next time you in town Ill put you on.

it simply depends on what you do :) Montreal is a fully bilingual city, so you can live without speaking French here. as for work, again it depends on what’s your industry

Let me ask you this...is there a foreign country that you would move to and expect to not make an effort to at least try ? Learning any new language is always an asset. But Yulia is right...does depend on the industry.

@@ThisisYulia You can live without speaking French, but don't expect to get very far.

@@shauncameron8390 same if you move to Paris. Dont expect much either if you move to Madrid and speak Spanish. Get it?

Countless anglophones live in Montréal since generations without speaking a single word in french.

tuesday 😉

Hey

oui 🥳

1000000000000000%. Moved here after 20 years in Toronto. ZERO regrets. And French is a beautiful language.

I’ve been living here for a long time, but thanks 😂

@@ThisisYulia Oh, sorry, the video made me think that you recently moved here. In that case, I hope that you are happy with your life choice !

I am very happy indeed 🙏🏼🙏🏼

de rien 👌🏼

Montreal is high-end too 😉

Not sure what is high end lifestyle in Toronto

high-end lifestyle in toronto? that made no sense

@@wiiiz3mean if you bought a house you basically qualified financing for an asset worth 1.2 rather than 700k in Montreal lol

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they’re a bit lower now as far as I can see

Yes. I think people try to move to places that are may be farther from work or from downtown, because a lot of them can work from home... and the distance becomes irrelevant. Some just lost their jobs and moved with family to save the money of the rent. Those are my hypotheses...

hello! 👋🏼

hiii, no idea, sorry 😢

thanks! 🙌🏼

sure thing! thanks for the idea 🙌🏼

@@ThisisYulia I appreciate Your effort to provide good content like this

you can survive without French in Montreal but you’ll need it for immigration after 👌🏼

@@ThisisYulia thanks for your answer. I am a french citizen since i was born so it dosn't have to be a problem, this is my mothertougue 😅. In montreal i don't want to speek french but english to improve my level. Life can be in english in montreal or not ?( like shopping, grocery stores ...) thanks.😀

absolutely!

@@ThisisYulia thanks a lot for your answer !

@@anaellerousseau8238 Je confirme que c'est très possible de vivre en anglais à Montréal. Si tu veux un maximum d'immersion je te suggère d'emménager du côté ouest, où se trouvent les quartiers à tendance anglophone. Mes premiers choix seraient le Village Monkland, Pointe-Saint-Charles ou Milton-Parc, mais Verdun, Snowdon, Côte-des-Neiges et le Vieux-Saint-Laurent sont de bonnes options aussi. Aussi, si tu as le portefeuille pour, Westmount est une autre excellente option. C'est un endroit pittoresque avec beaucoup d'histoire et d'héritage britannique/écossais! I think Toronto is awesome and beautiful too, but I'm definitely biased because I've lived in Montréal my entire life and I've grown attached to it. To me, Montréal just has more personnality and more history because it's older, less uniform and blends French and English heritage on many levels. Also, there's a certain joie de vivre here that's just lacking in Toronto because of the more fast-paced big American city vibe; whereas I feel Montréal is more relaxed and easygoing.

Hey, your name sounds Portuguese! I am a Brazilian living in Montreal now but I lived in Toronto for 7 years, don't come to Quebec to learn english. All street signs/busses/subways and many menus, etc are in french and you won't be immersed in the english language enough, also they just passed a new bill that may make english even more difficult in Quebec. If you want to improve your english choose an english speaking province, many Brazilians love Vancouver, BC.

@@bimonteiro27 Oii Bi! Sim, brasileira hahaha obrigadaa pela dica!

where?

Glad you think so!

I can't speak for your specific field of expertise (Finances) but with a diploma from Quebec plus functional levels of French and English, you could fairly easily find a job in Canada (especially in QC). I work in a big Engineering firm in Montreal and the requirements for most of job posting is to be comfortable to work in French and/or English. This means being able to speak and write emails (not necessary perfectly) with your colleagues or clients and to be able to read and to draft reports. Most of my colleagues are immigrants or have English as first language. There are always French/English native speakers to help you when you struggle with something. During your studies, I would try to improve as much as possible my French and my English (especially French if you want to stay in QC). The current provincial government has changed the immigration rules recently. Before, it was easy for international students to apply for their permanent residency. Now, it's harder. But, if you can get a hold on work permit through an employer, it's the "normal" way to permanent residency. You should check this out since I don't know all the details. No sé de donde es en América del sur pero, hay una comunidad grande de Latinos en Montreal, más grande que en Toronto. Hay varios negocios de productos latinos. Varios productos se encuentran también en el supermercado. Podrá encontrar bastante fácilmente lo que está acostumbrado a comer en su país. Ya estudié a las HEC. Sé con experiencia que hay muchos estudiantes latinos en esta universidad. Hace la transición un poco más fácil al principio. Pero, va a ser más difícil si quiere mejorar su francés o inglés.

​@@anne12876 I really appreciate your response. I will initiate the immigration process next year when things got calmer. All the best.

Travaille à améliorer ton francais et tu auras un bon boulôt en sortant. En 2020, l'anglais s'attrappe comme un rhume.b Donc, en gros, donne toi à fond dans tes études et dans tes cours de français! (en passant, en couple, c'est génial apprendre les langues!)

i’m not an immigration consultant, sorry :(

You should definitely look at using a reputable test like IELTS.

yup 😻

my bad! thanks for your input 🔥

Same way in Toronto high car insurance Z so as the same meaning

In Toronto you need 1,5 million $ if you want to buy a doghouse.

Toronto is still a billion times more expensive to live lol

any except for ON, QC and BC :)

@@ThisisYulia Oh okay ...Thank you so much for the info!

Depends on city not province . All canada is fucking expensive for basic services.

you need to make more money bro

check this one out: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/n9qVkq-gz5_IpWw.html

@@ThisisYulia oh my, you aimed true there! 🔥🔥🔥

thanks

both are good :)

English go to ontario better

@@mohamadcheayb485 Rude and disrespecful not to learn french ! period!

check Lasalle College :)

Montreal 🏆

Toronto

Hello

gracias!

@@ThisisYulia de nada 💕 amiga

What is this nonsense? According to the 2016 census, Montreal is a city where 21% of the population speaks three languages or more. This is double that of Toronto. You can wear a headscarf anywhere. But you can't wear visible religious symbols if you are a teacher, a law representative or a civil servant interacting with the public in provincial jobs. So basically, the majority of public sector jobs are open to anybody wearing religious symbols.

Does your partner speak french ? That is the question ! If i do not speak english in Toronto i wonder if i will not get a decent job. In works both ways !

You're giving false informations. A scarf can be worn in the public sector UNLESS you are in a position of authority. Stop spreading such lies.

haha what an idiot

Hey, you and your bf are Asian? How did you find Montreal? There are are some asians in Montreal as well

hi. my sample test score was 115-145, I think. my final was 135 🤩 hope that helps!

@@ThisisYulia Thank you

I hope to get at least 120, that's the minimum score for my application 😬. My last sample test score was 110-135.

I think you’ll get it 🤞🏼 best of luck!

spasibo!

sorry to hear that! Montreal is awesome, you won't regret it 🔥

@@ThisisYulia Thanks for the kind words :) . Do you recommend living right in montreal core for someone who what's to own a detached house for 400-600 k ? What are some good neighborhoods just outside of Montreal that I could look into if you don't mind me asking ?

naaah, it's impossible! there are almost no detached houses in downtown. townhouses start at 800-900k lol. as for the neighbourhoods, it depends on your needs and budget. I love downtown and Plateau but the prices are a bit high (not as high as in Toronto). Laval is good, Saint Laurent is good, West Island is good too :)

@@RatherBeCancelledThanHandled anywhere around Montreal.

couldn’t agree more 👌🏼

but it’s colder than Montreal and Toronto. also, there are less things to do :)

@@ThisisYulia As Wikipedia says : "The weather is usually milder in the winter or cooler in the summer than areas at similar latitudes inland..." en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halifax,_Nova_Scotia#Climate Weather for cities on the ocean side, like Boston and New York, is milder than in Pittsburg and Chicago.

sure, but have you been to NY or Halifax in winter? I've been and it's not milder at all

@@ThisisYulia Wikipedia on Halifax : January is the coldest month, being the only month with a high that is slightly below freezing at −0.1 °C (31.8 °F), The sea heavily influences the climate of the area... The January mean is only 1.1 °C (2.0 °F) colder than the isotherm for the oceanic climate. Wikipedia on Montréal: Winter brings cold, snowy, windy, and, at times, icy weather, with a daily average ranging from −10.5 to −9 °C (13.1 to 15.8 °F) in January.

wikipedia is not the only source of information in this life 😉

thank you!

yup 💯

forgot about that one!

but we get much more services, like 8$ a day daycare, no fault insurane, etc etc. Tr buying a house in hog town. Good luck!

it’s up to you :) Montreal is the best for me

@@ThisisYulia can I take you out

Creepy

@@haleywang8941 wang tang

thanks! from Russia :)

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Montreal is not forgotten. Thier economy is booming and cranes are everywhere. Almost 5,000,000 live there and its a vibrant city. no one plans a vacation to visit Toronto. They do for Quebec City and Montreal.

@@gottohaveitnow100 Yes, Montreal had it bad during most of the 1990s, but it has since recovered. Montreal and Quebec City have charm. Toronto remains rather insipid. Metro Montreal has a population of ca. 4.2 million. Metro Toronto has about 6.4 million. As you can see, bigger does not mean better.

@@gottohaveitnow100 Parlez-vous français, au moins?

Largely fogotten like your comment and the Maple Leafs in the 1st round again this year

now you have to. Bill-96 has passed, making it harder for non-French speaking people to live in Montreal 🥲

no mtl has a most crime and i live there.

I am born here. Parles-tu français, au moins? @@mlbroblox8620

yay! team Montreal 🙌🏼

That’s not True sorry , Toronto has a not more to Offer.

No how ?

@@AttyDG How ? It’s obvious Toronto has way more Job opportunities, better salary no language issue like Montreal , Montreal will have no chance in front of Toronto unfortunately, Toronto is one of the best city in North America and the biggest in Canada.

@@satellitekhan2300 I agree 100 percent Toronto is way way better

I’ll make it when I get mine :)

salaries are higher, taxes are less, but almost no one can afford to buy a house/condo in Toronto (unless it's 1-2h drive from downtown)

not true , all food , clothing , appliances are cheaper in Ontario. In Quebec only real estate is cheaper. Also have in mind that income taxation is much heavier in Quebec , so , in take home money you make more in Ontario than in Quebec with the same gross salary. If you take everything into account , in the long run , let's say 20 years , Ontario is a more sensible choice.

@@donarw1064 But it's so boring...

@@donarw1064 Life in Ontario is generic and boring. Cultural activities and social interaction is quasi non existent. Toronto is the worst. Life is expensive and people dont smile. Salaries are not in pare with the high cost of housing. Torontonians are fead up with the “Keeping up with the Joneses” lifestyle. Take this into consideration if you move to Ontario

@@JL-wh3jj Ontario is a big place , you can't say that Ottawa feels the same as Hamilton . Actually downtown Toronto is very vibrant . Ontario has many immigrants , its the most multicultural province of Canada , but this does not actually works well , so if you are white don't expect an Indian having a spontaneous conversation with you. I have Arab friends in Quebec who feel very lonely and isolated . Quebeckers like Quebeckers but everybody else is not welcomed .

in Montreal? depends on the job

Yes you can . But be prepared that many locals do not like people who do not try to speak french.

not true. I’ve never faced a person who won’t speak to me in English in Montreal

If I may make one simple distinction...if the part time job is in the service industry (restaurants and retail stores), you will need some French. If your job is to serve the public, you need to make an effort to be bilingual.

@@emiriebois2428 Right! and I think that it is normal. And mostly in Québec. The thing is that Québecers care about their native language and look after the ones who're trying to preserve the said language which is french so that it won't be assimilated to English like it was in the United-States(Melting Pot.) (Meaning, you are american so you have to adapt and speak English). Canada way is to adapt to 2 languages either 1 or the other or the 2 of them.The French language is beautiful and must remain a "Thing" in our world. I mean, it was the Main Political language around the world a few hundreds years ago. Russians know it and that is why they like and want to know french. At least the oldest persons did. Today, it's a romance language like Italian or Spanish or even Croatian language but the fact is (in America, it is a dying language.) Like all the spoken languages used in families inside the U.S. That is innaceptable in Québec so that is why we are like the irreductible French Canadians of America trying our best to survive amongst the almyghty, worldwide accepted speaking English speaking people. So if you want to prosper in Canada either you speak english in the westen part of Canada or you both speak English and French and wanna be Zen all over Canada Now That being said. We are still "Americans", North Americans with American ways of life and American ways of thinkings. I mean, this is the continent, the American continent.Way different from europe. At the least we are different and at the most and we are the same and at the outmost we are in the same boat so you are welcome to come to either country in North America. Decice for yourself. Now that is my two cents.

Canada

@@ThisisYulia which province?

thanks 🌻

You are the first you-tuber i saw who replies to your follower and fans Thanks for Urrespect and love for us ❤️

yeah right 😂

thank you 🙏🏼

@@ThisisYulia I Think Nishant Love,s You

thanks for your opinion :)

Toronto is the global boring overrated metropolis of Canada.

@@californiabob3231 How Montrèal will beat Toronto LOL ? Toronto is a global city when montreal is run by French speaking people those people will no give you NO job if you don’t speak French they are pretty close minded and racist.

@@satellitekhan2300 C’mon, don’t be so naive. Toronto is just wannabe metropolis that piggybacks United-States for practically everything. Montréal has the culture, the food the history and the quality of life. Montréal is self-made and it shows. No city in Canada even comes close.

@@californiabob3231 Naive ???? You don’t know what you are talking about I lived in Montreal for years and years buddy and I also worked in Toronto it’s not comparable Toronto is full of Jobs and opportunities unlike Montreal please don’t start I know what I’m talking about , you maybe just visited Montreal I’m talking about living in MTL.

for old people 😉

@@ThisisYulia for students too, since living costs are lower than Toronto or Montreal. Ottawa is only a 2 hr drive from Montreal so easy to visit for a weekend. Actually Ottawa isn't great for old people, it's too cold during the winters.

I can only agree with 1, 10, 11, 13. 2-5. "better food/shopping" depends on your taste only. Montreal has the highest number of restaurants per Capita in Canada and the second in North America after New York. “cheaper options” also depend on your knowledge of the city/food preferences 6. “bigger shows come to Toronto” also depend on your taste. I have a lot of friends who come to Montreal for music shows every year. not mentioning music festivals like Ile Soniq, Osheaga, Heavy Montreal etc 7. Montreal also has a lot of alcohol choices 8. In Montreal it’s not a problem if you don’t speak French. I have friends who have been living here for 15+ years barely speaking any French and running businesses 9. Everything is faster if you have private insurance. my friend waited for more than a year for a surgery covered by OHIP. is it fast? I don’t think so 12.Not true at all. in Montreal we have companies like Google, EA Games, Warner Brothers, Deloitte etc. again, it depends on what YOU do in your life. as for me, product opportunities are better here compared to Toronto 14.Does it make Toronto a better/cooler city than Montreal? I doubt it :)

@@ThisisYulia Thank you for response, once again I just wanted to state that I do love both cities. However, it is pretty common knowledge that Toronto is much better for business than Montreal. Salaries are higher in Toronto, there is much more liquidity, and Toronto's GDP is double that of Montreal's, Toronto makes up 20% of Canada's GDP while Montreal makes up roughly 10%. Montreal used to be Canada's financial capital but since the 1970s that switched over to Toronto. In regard to #9 I was referring to wait times in Hospitals, by every standard wait times in Quebec Hospitals are the longest in Canada, I can send you some literature on this point if you like. With respect to whether Toronto being a Global City makes better or cooler, I honestly would say no. Everyone generally agrees Montreal is a cooler and more fun city than Toronto. I think your response to my comment proves my original point. You are not objective on this issue, you clearly favour Montreal both in your video and in your response and this was never a real comparison. I just wanted to help balance out some of the points you made if someone is deciding on which city to live in. If someone is immigrating to Canada and wants to make money I would definitely say move to Toronto and visit Montreal. If someone wants to go on a trip or be a student then I would say go to Montreal and think about visiting Toronto.

@@robertpaterson3229 ikr right especially the shopping part. Toronto just blows montreal out of the water when it comes to that department.

@@ThisisYulia and you would be crazy if you thought montreal had more food options than toronto

Sorry but when was the last time you were in Montreal ? 1) warmer weather ? a couple of degrees ? Toronto is not Turks and Caicos ! 2) greater food diversity ? on the diversity factor alone, I would say about the same quantity of options but not necessarily the same options. Toronto has a lot of South Asian and Montreal has a lot of Middle Eastern. 3) better shopping ? only Torontonians actually think this. European fashion influence reaches Montreal before moving west down the 401. 4) Toronto has street food. Montreal does not. So if that qualifies as better, okay. 5) cheaper take out options ? Montreal offers much better VALUE in all options. $15/$20 can get really good grub in Montreal. My family from Toronto can never get enough of Montreal food !!! 6) bigger shows ? usually same concerts pass through Toronto and Montreal. and the exceptions can go both ways. But I will give Toronto this extra...great Broadway style theatre !!! 7) do you think Montreal only gets wine from France ? sheesh ! 8) downtown or central Montreal is known as a bilingual city...but its reputation is that it is too French for Anglophones and too English for Francophones...so go figure... 9) To be fair, some provinces specialise in different things. It is not uncommon to have to travel to another province for a specialty surgery. True for all Canadians. 10) 1000% AGREE, no ifs, ands, nor buts 11) Ontario has lower payroll taxes in comparison to Quebec. Alberta has lower payroll taxes in comparison to Ontario. Is Calgary a better city than Toronto ? 12) debatable...Yulia has it right...Montreal is booming in gaming/animation...and because of cheaper Hydro, we are attracting a load of American multinationals, again. 13) yep, but it is the only thorn in my side and the pain is actually going away 14) Is Toronto a global city or an American wannabe city ? It is forever comparing itself to American cities...ugh ! Culturally, Montreal has a bigger global influence.

Vancouver is nothing special to me, so I guess it depends on the person

What special about Vancouver and Calgary unless being a generic North American city.