Economy

The richest place in Canada has an average household net worth of $4.5 million

The most livable city in this region is also its biggest one

These are some of the most ideal places to live in Canada with affordable homes

Our exclusive new ranking reveals the best spots to live are communities with rural charm and access to urban jobs

These top Canadian places are multicultural and have low unemployment

Maclean’s factored in daycare costs and looked for communities with lots of children to find the best towns and cities for families

The Prairie provinces boast a number of places that manage to find that rare balance of economic opportunity and housing prices the average person can actually afford

Our ranking suggests there are many small towns that offer the same benefits and a more affordable cost of living than bigger cities

Ontario’s Hamilton-Niagara region fared particularly well in this Maclean’s ranking

The province has short health care wait times, affordable child care and a thriving cultural scene in its big cities