Is it cold in Canada?

In advance, as a northeast person, my understanding of climate and temperature may be somewhat biased!

And as a citizen of China who desperately wants to immigrate to Canada, I still know something about the climate of several important provinces in Canada!

Not all areas are cold!

Toronto and Vancouver are both more comfortable and pleasant places!

1。 2 & amp3. Relatively speaking, it can't be said to be warm. It should be said that Toronto is more livable. After all, it can be seen all year round (the climate is better in four seasons, and winter will not be as cold as MINUS 20 degrees in Jilin Province)! Toronto is more suitable for life!

Toronto: 1 monthly average -6 highest -2 lowest-10.

February 5-1-10

March 4, 2004

April 6 12

May 12

June 17 24 1 1

July 2 1 27 14

20-26 August 13

September 15

1October 9 14

1 1 month 370th.

6 years1February 30th

And Vancouver

Because the surrounding area is almost surrounded by mountains, the west coast is close to the Pacific Ocean, the sea is warm, there is no ice in winter, and the climate is quite mild all year round. It seldom snows in downtown Vancouver. January temperature 1~6 degrees Celsius. The average temperature in July and August 12~28 degrees Celsius. Every year from June to March or so.

There is little chance of heavy rain, but the days when it rains in Mao Mao are more common. The four seasons are hardly obvious, and it is warm all the year round!

Compared with Toronto, these two cities are more prosperous for the simple reason that they are close to the capital Ottawa! That block is the center of the country! So everything is more developed than Vancouver!

5. The university can't say anything! Mainly depends on which major you prefer! Foreign universities don't like to make rankings. Most of those rankings are China people's own fantasies! Even if you go to the worst Gregorian calendar university in Canada, the teachers and students in that school will think that their school is the best in the country! This is the confidence of foreigners! I suggest you choose your major before considering the school, not according to the climate! Moreover, it is more difficult to apply for schools in some areas with good climate than in cold areas (the two cities you mentioned are both areas with good climate). For example, Manetho University is an inland area with extremely cold winters and very hot summers, and it is also the top 50 universities in the world. Such a school will be easier to apply than other schools in Toronto! You have to consider applying!

6. Public security should be fine! The more civilized the area, the better the public security, so you should believe that anywhere in Canada is better than China! And better than the northeast! We have lived together in China for 20 years without any problems, even when we get there!

I hope I can help you! Forgive me, but I just feel it!