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We’re the first to admit that our annual Canada’s Best Places to Live rankings don’t take the intangibles that make life so sweet–like world’s best ice cream parlour or the scent of the ocean in the morning air–into consideration. But when it comes to setting down roots, we do value things medical care, low crime, good public transportation and, yes, nice weather. Above all, the best places in Canada have to be affordable. That’s why measures like housing prices, employment and wealth are particularly important, and are given the greatest weighting in our ranking. But enough of what we think. It’s time to have your say. Tell us what’s most important to you a city by answering our poll question or leaving a comment below.
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