The difference between Toronto and Vancouver, Canada

# Canada Immigration # Introduction Many people choose economically developed areas when they immigrate to Canada, and Vancouver and Toronto, as the two most economically developed cities in Canada and the two largest gathering places for Chinese in Canada, have always been the first choice destinations for China immigrant applicants to settle in Canada. Let's introduce the difference between Toronto and Vancouver in Canada. Welcome to read!

The difference between Toronto and Vancouver, Canada

1. Climate and environment comparison Toronto: It is often 30 degrees in summer, 20 degrees below zero in winter, and the temperature difference is 50 degrees.

Vancouver: It's 25 degrees in summer, 0 degrees in winter, and the temperature difference is 25 degrees.

When it comes to who has an advantage in this respect, people will first think of Vancouver. Indeed, it has its back to the mountains and the sea, and the climate is humid. Generally, it is only about 30 degrees in summer and about 3 degrees below zero in winter. It is recognized as an ideal place to live in Canada. Therefore, Vancouver has been repeatedly selected by the United Nations or other authoritative organizations as one of the most livable cities in the world. Of course, not only Vancouver, but also Canada is recognized as a livable country in the world. But compared with the four seasons in Vancouver, Toronto has four distinct seasons, and blue sky and white clouds can be seen everywhere. Because Toronto is an inland city with flat terrain. Although there is no Bibo Golden Beach, large and small lakes are also rare natural landscapes.

Second, the comparison of employment opportunities

The most direct way to quickly integrate into a city is to work. For Toronto, this city, known as the economic center of Canada, has developed rapidly in the past two years and has grown into a diversified city. Most of the world's top 500 enterprises set up branches here, which shows the vitality and opportunities of this city.

And Vancouver, according to statistics, Vancouver's annual trade income in 90 countries around the world is as high as 43 billion Canadian dollars. Because of its rich natural resources, BC province is also well developed in forest, timber and mining, and is known as the top high-tech city in rapid development. Actually, from the perspective of employment resources, Toronto and Vancouver are not equal. In the past few years, almost all the new jobs in Canada have been concentrated in these two cities. As you can see, most immigrants will be concentrated in these two cities.

Third, the comparison of living consumption

In terms of consumption level alone, Vancouver is higher than Toronto as a whole. Whether in terms of housing prices, rents, etc. But the popularity of the two cities is too high, so the relative prices are not low.

Fourth, the public * * * flow comparison

Compared with public transportation, Vancouver's public transportation system is slightly better. Because the TrainLink system is generally used in areas with high temperature, you can take the transportation unimpeded after buying the ticket. In Toronto, the transportation system is different in every place. But if both drive, the two cities are similar.

Comparison of verb (abbreviation of verb) educational resources

There are 746 primary schools and 258 middle schools in BC province. UBC, SFU and Victoria University in British Columbia are the top three medical and comprehensive universities.

There are 2,348 primary schools and 749 secondary schools in Ontario. Many of Canada are concentrated in Ontario, such as Windsor, Ottawa, York, Western Ontario, Waterloo and so on.

Sixth, the proportion of Chinese.

Among the cities where Chinese live the most, Toronto ranks first, with about 700,000 Chinese. The second place is Vancouver, with about 500,000 people (plus international students, accompanying parents, work visas and visiting relatives, the total number is likely to reach 600,000). The Chinese in these two places alone have accounted for 68% of the national total.

Extended reading: the misunderstanding of Canadian spouse immigration

Myth 1: You must be married for more than one year before you can apply.

As long as the applicant and the guarantor are legally married, they can submit an application, and they don't need to be married for more than one year. In addition, in Canada, applicants for cohabiting de facto marriages are allowed to submit reunion applications, and the cohabitation time must exceed 65,438+0 years.

Myth 2: Wait until you get the certificate.

Visa officers want to see the materials of husband and wife at different stages to prove the authenticity of marriage relationship, rather than submitting marriage certificates and the whole wedding album. There is no conflict between preparing materials and submitting applications. If you decide to apply, prepare the application materials in advance. The more sufficient the materials submitted, the higher the success rate.

Myth 3: The application for reunion visa is very simple, and there is nothing to prepare. DIY will do.

Reunion immigrants belong to the category of immigrants, and applicants can directly obtain a Canadian maple leaf card in one step and enjoy Canadian benefits. It is different from the ordinary Canadian visa category. Many people think that it is enough to submit marriage certificates, chat records and wedding photos. Some people submitted long-term phone records and were later refused visas. As a result, in addition to the phone call between husband and wife, applicants often talk to another number in the phone records, but they are refused visas without giving a good explanation.

Myth 4: Real marriage will definitely pass.

The applicant feels that he is a real marriage and there is no reason not to pass it. In fact, it is not. Many people cheat Canadian identity through fake marriage, and fake marriage applicants will also provide materials submitted by real marriage applicants because they are "fully prepared", such as marriage certificates, wedding photos and even chat records. Real marriage applicants can only be guaranteed to pass if they submit more sufficient materials.

Myth 5: You only need to prove the authenticity of the marriage to pass.

Immigration Canada has formulated new regulations on the application for husband and wife reunion: even if the applicant and guarantor are real husband and wife, if the marriage is for immigration, the application will be rejected. Therefore, when handling the immigration of Canadian husband and wife reunion, the applicant should not only prove the authenticity of his marriage to the immigration officer, but also prove that his marriage is not for the purpose of immigration.

Myth 6: You don't need a lawyer to apply for reunion.

You should know that the immigration officer first assumes that the applicant is married in a fake way, and the applicant and his spouse are obliged to provide enough evidence to convince him that his marriage is true. In other words, the applicant actually acted as his own defense lawyer, convinced the immigration officer that his marriage relationship was true, and also proved that marriage was not for immigration.