Is this city one of the BEST cities in Canada??

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Today we cover why Winnipeg has been growing so fast and why so many people are moving here to discover everything that Winnipeg has to offer. From the population growth to the weather, the job economy of Winnipeg, and the activities or things to do in Winnipeg. If you are thinking about moving to Winnipeg you have to check out this video first!
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31 янв 2024

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@steelbladesofgrass 5 месяцев назад

Loved the winterpeg part 🤣🤣

@codyneustaedterrealestate 5 месяцев назад

Haha it’s got the nickname for a reason

@LOU-bg2wu Месяц назад

True they sleep on that WINNIPEG 😂😂😂😂👍

@demianhammock9041 4 месяца назад

I think your video is very educational. In general, Winnipeg (The Forks) is a great choice and does have about a million people living in it. Though it is not a mega region like Greater Toronto (GTA) or Greater Vancouver (The Lower Mainland) with millions of people living in it. With the price-wage index that comes with it. High rent low wages. Unlike Calgary and Edmonton Alberta cities that I like. These centres still have to deal with "boom and bust" cycles. As a result of the gas and oil industry which can be very stressful and problematic. Based on my observations, Winnipeg (The Forks) has done a good job with The Exchange District, The Forks, and other areas. Winnipeg is not inherently "woke," even though the city boasts a fantastic art and culture scene that is less woke and more artistic. I believe this is a result of Winnipeg (The Forks) being a blue-collar city at heart, and I like that. "Takin' Care of Business" means still diverse but a working-class type of a diverse city. I have excluded Montreal, Quebec, since it is hard to make a livelihood there if you do not speak core French. Laws pertaining to the French language, etc.

@codyneustaedterrealestate 4 месяца назад

Thanks for your comment! One thing that all Winnipegers will agree on is that the whole city feels like a giant small town. The people are nice, we have the basic amenities and you will constantly be playing the game of who knows who

@baeballeverwizard 5 месяцев назад

I think of Montreal, but then again that's Quebec, not Canada

@codyneustaedterrealestate 5 месяцев назад

Haha! That’s totally true. In my experience when travelling and people find out I’m from Canada they rarely guess Montreal because I’m not speaking French

@MbisonBalrog 5 месяцев назад

How Winnipeg have French?

@codyneustaedterrealestate 5 месяцев назад

There is actually quite a large French demographic in Winnipeg. Areas such as St Boniface are primarily French and most of the street signs for example are either bilingual or just in French

@MbisonBalrog 5 месяцев назад

@@codyneustaedterrealestate I’d like to learn bout French settling elsewhere besides Quebec

@codyneustaedterrealestate 4 месяца назад

@@MbisonBalrog Winnipeg has a deep history with the French settlers and in fact we even have a Holiday upcoming in February called Louis Riel day. He was instrumental in getting rights for the Red River Metis people in Manitoba

@MbisonBalrog 4 месяца назад

@@codyneustaedterrealestate you can make whole vid on that