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The trip to Halifax, Nova Scotia?
The trip to Halifax, Nova Scotia?
Hello to move tousJe plan to Nova Scotia. I lived in Toronto for 4 years and I think its crowded (survive all small businesses by reducing costs) with respect to the quality of work, (too many) business opportunity to do is a lot less money and other economic issues (I mean the possibilities it, but there are too many people in all businesses, real estate, mortgage broker, insurance agent, or other small businesses. I love the sea and heard good things come Halifax.Tous your comments, if there is a good place to go if I have a create small businesses, want a decent job, etcMerci beaucoup.Sabby
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Reply via I went to Halifax several times for business and all I can say is, if I ever do, j ‘ ve chosen Halifax. it is not too big, I think. 100K people I think more people use the TTC in a day than in the entire province of Nova socità the government of a province, city and federal (Navy). In my last few years, it was looking for something a little on a Sunday morning I was able to play at the casino, but could not buy anything great in any business, I think they now have Sunday shopping. Halifax
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#2 written by brian s 11 months ago
Halifax is an interesting city. It has more PhDs per capita than anywhere else in Canada. It has one of the largest Buddhist communities in North America. It has seven universities and technical colleges. It has a community college, it’s the regional centre for the federal government and military. So there is a lot of very steady money in the city.
It is not that much cheaper to live here than in Toronto.
And it takes longer to establish yourself here. It’s a small society so everyone knows everyone else and it can take a while longer to fit in – professionally, personally – than in other larger places.
I think it’s worth investigating who your competition might be and figuring out how well they’re doing.
There’s a better nightlife in Halifax than the rest of the region and pretty good international connections. Tho’ TO probably has greater choices and lower ticket prices because of the volume of traffic and competition. (3.5 million passengers go through Halifax Stanfield International each year.)
The core of the city, the pensula, has about 100,000. The Halifax Regional Municipality (like the GTA) has a population of 360,000. There are 980,000 people in the province.
Halifax is a one-hour drive to the South Shore (Lunenburg, Chester, Mahone Bay) and the Annapolis Valley (Kentville, Wolfville). About the same to Truro.
There’s good golf, great restaurants, interesting history and cool people once you start to make friends.
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I grew up in N.S. and had to move to the North to find work. That is the sad reality of the East Coast. There are thousands more like me who live here as well.
If you are lucky enough to have or create employment, you are lucky indeed. Especially if you appreciate wonderful diverse scenery and good shopping. Halifax is known for its charm and great restaurants as well. I’d move back home in a minute if I could find a job that pays as well as I have here. The chances of that, however, are probably close to nil.