How about immigrating to Calgary? What else is commendable about Calgary?

How about immigrating to Calgary? What else is commendable about Calgary? Calgary (English: Calgary), also known as Cargill, Calgary and Cowboy City, is located in the Rocky Mountains in southern Alberta, Canada. It is the fourth largest city in Canada and one of the richest, safest, happiest and most expensive cities in the world. It was once rated as "the cleanest city in the world" by UN-Habitat. Calgary, located in Albania, is the economic, financial, political and cultural center of Albania and the largest city in Albania. Calgary is also the energy center of Canada and the second largest energy center in North America.

Although Calgary is less well-known among immigrants from China than Toronto and Vancouver, it does not affect that it is a good city for immigrants. Calgary holds the Cowboy Festival every July. The province has world-famous tourist attractions and world natural heritage, including Banff, Lake Louise, Glacier, Dinosaur Fossil Museum and the largest indoor shopping and entertainment center in the world.

Calgary is the center of economic development, finance, politics, metallurgy and culture in Alberta, and the largest city in all provinces. Calgary is the largest energy center in Canada and the second largest energy center in North America. World famous oil companies (China Petroleum, China Petrochemical, China Offshore Oil, Shell Engine Oil, BP, ExxonMobil, etc.). ) There are subsidiaries here, and many Canadian energy companies have their headquarters here.

Calgary is also an important financial center in western Canada, and the top investment banks in the world 10 all have subsidiaries here. Calgary ranks first in Canada in terms of the average number of global top 500 enterprises and the average number of small and medium-sized enterprises. Calgary belongs to the "foothill" area of the Rocky Mountains, with magnificent snow-capped mountains that have not melted for many years as the urban environment. Calgary has four distinct seasons. Because Calgary is close to the Rocky Mountains, the climate is influenced by the Rocky Mountains, and it is softer in winter than other inland cities in Canada. In winter, warm winds blowing from the Rocky Mountains often cause the temperature to rise sharply within a few hours.

The average temperature in July-August is 22.7℃, and the average temperature in October is -9℃ at 65438+/kloc-0. Although the temperature will exceed -30℃ for several days every winter, the climate is pleasant for most of the winter, and it is generally maintained between+8 and-8. As far as climate comfort is concerned, it is the third largest city in Canada after Victoria and Vancouver. The temperature is pleasant in spring and summer. Another most attractive convenience is that there is plenty of sunshine and there is no continuous rainy season.