In your opinion, the best canadian city?

[Freelanderness]

Replace Calgary with Edmonton on the poll, Cowtown blows!

Cowtown blows Edmonton away, thank yew very much. Can't hear your whining over Calgary sharing title for Cultural Capital of Canada.

[Gift-of-god]

As probably the only person who has been to all the cities in the poll, I have to say Montreal wins.

Better food, better night life, both official languages, prettier people, old world charm, many coffee shops, and the best bagels in the world.

[Soviet Canuckistan]

Replace Calgary with Edmonton on the poll, Cowtown blows!

Cowtown blows Edmonton away, thank yew very much. Can't hear your whining over Calgary sharing title for Cultural Capital of Canada.

Who needs cultural capital of Canada when you're the murder capital of Canada.

[Lancaster of Wessex]

Cowtown blows Edmonton away, thank yew very much. Can't hear your whining over Calgary sharing title for Cultural Capital of Canada.

Who needs cultural capital of Canada when you're the murder capital of Canada.

One bad statistic does not define a whole city and its people.

[New England and The Maritimes]

Replace Calgary with Edmonton on the poll, Cowtown blows!

[Freelanderness]

Cowtown blows Edmonton away, thank yew very much. Can't hear your whining over Calgary sharing title for Cultural Capital of Canada.

Who needs cultural capital of Canada when you're the murder capital of Canada.

Okay for murder capital I'm getting Winnipeg, with Edmonton coming second, and Halifax third

[Gift-of-god]

The last nice thing to come out of Alberta was called Gretsky.

[Freelanderness]

The last nice thing to come out of Alberta was called Gretsky.

Nenshi. Mayor Naheed Nenshi. Your point is invalid.

[Hazardland]

Toronto

[Cameroi]

i would have to say either victoria b.c., because its the only one that i've been there. or prince rupert, because i haven't, or carcross (carabou crossing) because the white pass and yukon narrow gauge railroad used to go there (i have no idea if it still does or not).

[Lands of the Pack]

for one, don't think calgary defines all of alberta. and the greatest city in Canada... hmmm it's either a combination of montreal and quebec for the historical aspects alongside the cultural "diversity", or Edmonton because of the wonder that is I live there XD

[Christmahanikwanzikah]

montreal -- for the food and hockey

The food and the wha?

[Soviet Canuckistan]

Who needs cultural capital of Canada when you're the murder capital of Canada.

Okay for murder capital I'm getting Winnipeg, with Edmonton coming second, and Halifax third

That's this year and this year isn't over so Edmonton still has the title

The last nice thing to come out of Alberta was called Gretsky.

Nenshi. Mayor Naheed Nenshi. Your point is invalid.

No one gives a crap about your mayor, everyone in Canada gives a crap about The Great One

for one, don't think calgary defines all of alberta. and the greatest city in Canada... hmmm it's either a combination of montreal and quebec for the historical aspects alongside the cultural "diversity", or Edmonton because of the wonder that is I live there XD

A fellow Edmontonian on NS! *faints*

[Christmahanikwanzikah]

The only Canadian city I've been to is Toronto, and it's pretty remarkable for all the highrise construction that's going on.

I also get the jazz radio station here in Buffalo, and the DJ's once remarked that Toronto is one of the few cities in the world that has a radio station dedicated to jazz, and that it's a hallmark of civilization. I guess that's... something.

[Divair]

Vancouver. That's why I'm immigrating to it.

[Pale Mountains of Klesh]

I your opinion, what's the best canadian city? It can be according to life standards, tourist attractions, anything!

I think the best canadian city is Quebec City. It's cultured, unique, europe-like, pretty, lots of attractions, nice weather.

What about you, NSG?

The one in America.

[Freelanderness]

Okay for murder capital I'm getting Winnipeg, with Edmonton coming second, and Halifax third

That's this year and this year isn't over so Edmonton still has the title

Nenshi. Mayor Naheed Nenshi. Your point is invalid.

No one gives a crap about your mayor, everyone in Canada gives a crap about The Great One

for one, don't think calgary defines all of alberta. and the greatest city in Canada... hmmm it's either a combination of montreal and quebec for the historical aspects alongside the cultural "diversity", or Edmonton because of the wonder that is I live there XD

A fellow Edmontonian on NS! *faints*

Wait you're trying to put the murder capital of Canada as a good thing? You Deadmontonians really are crazy.

[Hassett]

Well seeing as Niagara City is the only Canadian city I've been to, I'm going to have to vote for that.

[Bobbyland420]

Dunnville, ON, because of Canada's Worst Driver (or, in keeping with the theme of the show, it might actually be Canada's Worst City).

RIP hwy 20 boys.

[Pope Joan]

I have not been to Winnipeg, Vancouver or Calgary.

Of the others, Toronto and Montreal are vibrant and diverse, with many world cultures actively participating in the civic scene. There is great entertainment. Outdoor recreation is nearby. Lots of free stuff to do. Excellent food, and some is even affordable. Montreal with its mountain is more scenic, but some of the Francophones can be snooty (especially the docents).

For me, Quebec City is ideal. There is less diversity but still a nice array of cultures. I had my best Vietnamese meal ever in Quebec. In the countryside south of the Fleuve are attractive reasonable and excellent real French restaurants, chef owned. It's a seaport, the fish is plentiful and fresh. You can whale-watch! Contrary to reputation, every French speaking person I met was not only courteous but downright friendly and solicitous. The Old City is amazing, authentic history alive. one thing I like about Montreal and Quebec City is the way the street and sidewalk simply blend right into the shops and eateries; with terraces, bistros, cafes, street vendors, kiosks, it's less of a public/private divide than you find in America. They love to talk, and there is conversation everywhere. Take a carriage ride around the Plains of Abraham, and the chateau Frontenac. The bistro owner will let you enjoy his garden and cobbled patio for the price of a glass of wine, which you may nurse as long as you wish. Within minutes going north you are among rugged scenic vistas, wildlife sanctuaries, rustic B&B's (something Americans don't usually see, like a hunting lodge with artwork, massage and meditation, and furniture in each room handpainted in pastels), and even wolves.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4XkdE24yqM

[Phocidaea]

Vancouver.

I have a general admiration for the northwest US/southwest Canada region, plus the city itself is cool.

[Runfin]

Winnipeg, the most amazing people in the country

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQxymxNp6-w

Literally the entire city stopped and partied for the rest of the week

[Christmahanikwanzikah]

Winnipeg, the most amazing people in the country

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQxymxNp6-w

Literally the entire city stopped and partied for the rest of the week

I think if the Jets had gone and traded for Teemu after being reborn, they would've partied for the rest of the year.

[The Independent Isle of Wight]

You've got to go a long way to beat a name like Saskatoon...

[Napkiraly]

Winnipeg, the most amazing people in the country

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQxymxNp6-w

Literally the entire city stopped and partied for the rest of the week

You can tell we were very happy, we only had five stabbings that day.