EDIT: Realizing at the end that you're part of a business promoting your services, I have to say, you must be a Gary Vaynerchuk fan. THIS is how you do business. HELP people with a problem. I had no idea you were a real estate agent until the end. No asking for likes, no asking for subs, no pounding your services down my throat... touche my friend. Great job on the video being super helpful, caring, and genuinely wanting people to do well when they come here, with a bit of "I am a real-estate agent" sprinkled in at the end. Just a fantastic job with this video! Thanks. Hello! I got laid off from my job in Canmore last month and am flying back there on the 15th. I was, until recently, planning on gathering my belongings and moving right to Calgary. So now, my internal debate is between Ottawa and Calgary... I wonder what I should do. Thanks for the video! Seems the people in Ottawa and the job market stability are two major plus points for Ottawa. Cheers.
Thanks Mike for your feedback. I appreciate your comments and openness. I am a real estate broker who has a network of agents across Canada that I work with. I was hesitant starting this channel for the negativity that is out there towards Realtors. And having sold several homes prior to becoming an agent I can see why there is such negativity. If you are out to take advantage of people, not work hard for your clients and generally saying whatever to get a deal done then your career will be short lived. That would go for any career. That's why when I started out in building my business I was very clear and true to myself of what and how I wanted to build. I am happy to say that my business is now 95% by referral. Meaning all my business comes from past clients and warm great referrals to awesome people I enjoy working with. No cold calling - no door knocking - no mailers - simply deliver value and take great care of those people. What you see on these videos is me - laid back, easy going but consistent and hard working. Because, if I sell you on the idea of moving to Ottawa and you hate Ottawa my future business won't do so well - I am more interested in building relationships for the long term with the right people and adding value along the way. And that's what is at the core of what Gary Vee says. Yup - I watch his stuff. To answer your question - I am doing some research on Ottawa vs Calgary in the next few weeks to do a video about that. It's a tough call between the two because they are very similar in a lot of ways. It really comes down to your personal preference. If job stability, housing equity growth, access to major cities like Montreal, Toronto and US Eastern Seaboard is important Ottawa is a great base of operations. If you are in the Energy occupation, enjoy the West coast lifestyle and access to Mountains then Calgary is a great bet. Once I get through he research and shoot/edit the video I am hoping you will be able to see it but you may already be on and off a plane by then. All the best!
@LivingInOttawa you are an awesome person, I can already see. Just by watching your videos and reading what you wrote here, just blows my mind. Thanks for the great job. I have a question: I have heard the winter can be very cold. For someone in Saskatchewan wanting to come to Ottawa to get some warmer winter, what would you say? Is Ottawa colder in the winter than Saskatchewan?
Ive lived in Ottawa 24 years. Pretty accurate. I only wish Ottawa didn't keep growing; I know every major city grows over time, but the Ottawa I saw in 1997 was more manageable in terms of traffic. Plus, I think there's a general correlation between the size of a city and the rudeness and craziness of its drivers.
As an Ottawa resident for a solid 80% of my life and as one now, you hit the nail on the head! Thanks for highlighting the amazing things to do here as well as some of the challenges we are fortunately working on! People often like to dump on the city as boring and sleepy, the truth is you just need to look hard enough to find all the amazing things you can do! :D
How diverse is Ottawa? How can you imagine the life of an immigrant in Ottawa who has lived in Vancouver for 5 years? Vancouver is amazing but you barely can afford anything here.
Ottawa is very diverse and multilingual city. Approximately 50% of people speak English, 32% French and the rest a mix of other languages including Chinese, Arabic, Italian, Spanish and Portuguese. In fact, around 25% of residents in Ottawa were born outside of Canada. With a large population of international students, representing embassies and high commissions from all over the World as well as being the Nations Capital it attracts a large amount of immigrating families annually.
I lived in Vancouver since 2008 and moved to Ottawa 4 years ago. The big difference is weather....winter is sooooo long. The first year I was excited to see snow. Then I hate it because I need to shovel snow or ice everyday. The restaurant here is really bad comparing to Vancouver . You need to learn how to cook XDDD
@Roshane Stephenson Thank you Roshane. Much appreciated. Getting a second chance at life is a beautiful thing. I came across it when I went through some difficult times and transitioned to Real Estate. It provided a great opportunity to work harder on myself and be able to become the man I envisioned myself being. A diamond is only created when placed under consistent pressure and is only polished through friction. These changes and obstacles are what shape us! The other thing about second chances - I heard from a good friend whom worked in a hospice - was that there was a distinct difference of the seniors she worked with - ones that seemed much happier and fulfilled by life and at peace generally had gone through some serious hardship and were afforded a second chance at life and became more energized and fulfilled by that new passion. Your second chance is a gift!
Ottawa friendly??? Nah, bro. I live in Ottawa and like it, but Ottawans are not as friendly as people in other places I've lived in Canada like Toronto or St. John's.
When I went to Ottawa with my mom and aunt we asked a random lady for directions and she ended up giving us a tour of her city for the rest of the day 😂 We were amazed by the Ottawa friendliness, especially coming from NYC/just out of NYC
ByWard Market is such a great place to visit - especially this time of year when Christmas is in full swing. But even better during Winterlude when you can skate on the canal and head in for some hot chocolate and beavertails!
Looks great! If and when I have a family, Ottawa is definitely on the list. It seems like a great place to raise kids. Also, "Quiet" and conservative is a good thing, I remember the days when random people used knock on our door singing Christmas Carols. Real great sense of community. Oh, and it can't be that boring, you've got 3 professional sports teams with the Senators and a growing soccer community with your new MLS team.
Great work Peter. The video you made is informative and really worth watching!! Can see your efforts to make this video. The positiveness you had while discussing cons is truly commendable!! Cheers!!
Thank you Ekansh for the kind words and feedback. It was my 2nd time doing it so although a little nervous I really did enjoy the whole process. Who knew making videos could be so much fun! Keep watching!
The picture (thumbnail) on this video is terrible. They made your face have no features, it's plain, looks like from horror moviee (check yourself). The guy who is making thumbnails for this channel should take some training (in photoshop photo editing). Other thumbnails are nice. And videos are nice anyway. By the way. if you are not mad about my comment. There is a strange pattern in Canada. Many people notice that the quality of life in Canadian cities becomes lower and lower every year. Is there the same thing in Ottawa? I am in Saskatoon and for the last year this place became SOOOOOOO much worse. It wasn't good from the start, but now it's terrible. Streets stink with diesel fumes, canabis, smell of fieces in public parks (bad sewage), public fireplaces where idiots burn trash. The air stinks, this place is not even the 2-nd world city. People also complain a lot about Toronto. They say that the crime became very high and the number of crazy drug addicts on streets is also very high. Is there the same pattern in Ottawa. Because in other cities there is a huge downfall in quality of life.
Thanks for the feedback! I did the thumbnails (insert awkward face here). Although that was back at the beginning of the channel and I am learning as I go. I probably should go back and update some of those thumbnails. All cities go through ebbs and flows. I can't speak for Saskatoon as I have never actually been there but being born and raised in Ottawa the quality of life has remained pretty consistent. Have to go start working on thumbnails now ;)
My girlfriend and I live in London and we have been looking to moving to Ottawa to settle down and start a family. I am really glad I found your channel. Albeit very niche, to discuss life in Ottawa, it's proving very educational to us and helping to cement our decision.
Thanks for the support Tyler and for finding our channel! If you have any specific questions feel free to drop me a line at info@homefrontcanada.ca and we can get yo more specific details to your search. We are here to help. Cheers!
@Joshua Shaw - Front Row Music Hi Joshua. You certainly have a few options - an hour would provide for a pretty good distance outside Ottawa. You can easily include great small towns like Almonte, Arnprior, Carleton Place, Kemptville, Merrickville, etc. Plenty of options and your money can go far just outside of Ottawa. There are unique areas as well like Dunrobin that offers more nature and privacy. Feel free to send an email should you have specific questions - we are here to help.
Agreed. Love that it is a small town feel with great quality of life such as access to natural trails and culture (museums) and yet it's becoming a big city. (I'm not bilingual either).
My husband's current in the us military and whenever he finishes college and his enlistment we want to make the jump and move to Ottawa and become Canadian citizens:)
Hi Page! Thank you for your and your husbands service and support of each other! Let us know when the time comes and we can connect you to some helpful resources to make for a smooth transition. Best!
Yawntario! Been to Ottawa for a long weekend once and was bored as hell. They say it has a population of 1 million but certainly doesn’t feel that way. Couldn’t wait to get back to Vancouver!
Hope this doesn't come across bad to any canadians. I'm due to apply for an IEC soon and strongly debating between Montreal (a city I've visited over 4 times and have a good connection of friends and an affinity for its French culture and language) and Ottawa, a place I only did one day trip to see and tour parliament hill and the senate and the natural history museum. I want to stay past my IEC and given how likely I am to be accepted past my temporary stay would be significantly easier in Ottawa than in Montreal due to my developing but limited French. I have a couple of questions for you if you don't mind me asking: 1. How required is advanced bilingualism in Ottawa for job opportunities in general? 2. How easy would it be for a primarily anglophone to advance his French in Ottawa 3. I've heard about OCTranspo's problems, particularly with the tram/trains - is having a car an absolute must in Ottawa? 4. What's the nightlife/primary areas of entertainment/shopping in Ottawa Really love this series and its showcase of the city I saw only so briefly! Subsribed for more until I ultimately decide between the two great cities.
Ottawa in a nutshell...aggressive drivers, traffic congestion, bland atmosphere, unending construction projects, cost of living, bureaucracy and volatile and mentally ill homeless people. It used to be a great place several decades ago, now it's just a miserable cesspool.
I am looking forward to go Ottawa for college, I’m from America and I am trying to do all the research I can before considering to move there if I get accepted to become an Canadian citizen. One thing I am trying to do the most research on is for ASD (autism spectrums disorder). I am a young adult with high functioning autism. When doing the research too, they don’t have the answers I’m looking for sadly and I am hearing there are a lot of mixed emotions on how Canadians are treating autistic people here in Canada of them treating them poorly? I’m not too sure if I should believe it or not because the internet likes to push out negative more than positive. If you know, what do they do for young autistic adults and how do they help them continue to succeed to live on their own? I always thought Canadian people would be understanding and kind with all disabilities, because you guys are the #1 educated country in the world. Since you are from here and I rather hear it from a person who lives here, do you know anything on what they do for people with ASD? And if not, can you please help me or send me links to websites that I should look into? I would really appreciate it if you did because I’m so interested in doing this, please and thank you. :3 (if that’s also okay with you and I hope I am not asking for much).
Hi Caitlin and thank you for your comment. One of my boys is on the autism spectrum and we had some experiences working through his relatively minor situation. We worked with CHEO Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario and they were a great service. We had very minimal issues and never experienced any prejudice or judgement from anyone we ran into. I don't know fully the public opinion at large but in general everyday life, social media, client interactions, business associates I have never personally seen discrimination or judgement towards the autism spectrum. I would check out: www.autismontario.com/chapters/ottawa to learn more. Cheers.
Hello. PLEASE PLEASE ANSWER MY QUESTION. I live in Saskatoon (Canada) the air here is awful. SO many diesel cars with no filter on the roads, it's very unpleasant to be here because of that. IS there the same problem in Ottawa????? Do you also have these old diesel pickup trucks??? What is the air quality in Ottawa???
Hello ABC! Sorry to hear that. Ottawa is an extremely clean city both from air quality and the city itself. In fact, it has been ranked several times usually in the top for one of the cleanest cities. Cheers.
I love Ottawa videos, hardly any tourist vids about it, it’s all Toronto or Van... no wedding ring...? I’m in Stittsville haha.... you’re losing me halfway thru tho...thx
Hello, thank you for the very informative video, I am from Algeria I live in China, I am preparing a doctoral thesis in the field of artificial intelligence, I intend to come and settle in Ottawa after my graduation, I love this city and all of Canada, but I always ask myself the question, will my degree be recognized there, would I find my place in the university as a teacher and work for a position that corresponds to my level of study?
Hello Zahia. Tricky question - there is a large university and college area here in Ottawa. Although I am unsure what kind of a turn over or opportunities there are for new professors. I would recommend reaching out directly to University of Ottawa, Carleton University and Algonquin College to learn more. If you wish to remain in AI development I know there are a few high tech companies in Kanata and other areas of the city that focus on this. Best!
Yah the weather can test our patience for sure. Sometimes the grey skies and the snow shovelling can get anyone down. But like anything in life worth having does not come without hard work and perseverance! We might not be perfect but there is plenty to celebrate and enjoy in the Nation's Capital. Especially when compared to other similar sized cities across the World. Cheers.
Ya prepare to freeze to death in the winter and sweat to death in the summer. Or even freeze to death in the morning and be sweating by the afternoon in-between seasons. You'll need like 20 different jacket types to cope and make sure to always dress in layers.
Whoops! You are correct. We will update that and reload - which I think can be done without messing anything up on RUclips. Will have to do a little research. Thanks for the input - much appreciated!
Loved your video. Very informative. My husband, teenage daughter and I are looking to relocate from Toronto. Unfortunately, we don't speak french. My husband works from home but I would need to find a position as a PSW at a hospital. I know the french issue will always be a barrier so we have been contemplating moving to Kingston instead. We have visited Ottawa many times for holidays and you have a very lovely city. We have always enjoyed our times there!
Thank you Andrea for the kind words and support. I don’t speak French either. Born and raised in Ottawa. Kingston is beautiful as well and a nice location between Toronto and Ottawa!
Thanks Romeir. Would love to edit them after the fact but I believe revising the video (i.e. taking it down and reloading) has some large implications to the RUclips algorithm. Thanks for the feedback!
Such an honest review. I've been living in Ottawa for 16 years. The top con for me is the unbearable housing price. Back to 15 years ago, a single house was worth $200~300k, but now are all around $1 million and still rising. In some hot neighborhood, $1.5 million becomes norm.
Winters in the last 10 years are mild. It was a green Christmas this year and still barely any snow on a ground. Zero to minus 4 every day now in January! Due to the global warming, Ottawa enjoys Toronto weather from 10 years ago every year now. Time to grow those grapes in Ottawa, which I started doing. And they progress nicely!!
Thanks for all the insights. I am planning to move to Canada... I'm seriously considering Ottawa. My family and I will be applying in September 2022. I'm a sales trainer; any thoughts?
Amazing, my wife and I are thiking to move to Canada to start a business of music store and developing a project of electronic drums, we are improving our english and trying to make friends from there, we don´t know nothing about canadian cities and this kind of video are very helpful, thankyou very much.
Thank you! I always dreamed of playing the drums - sadly the best I ever did was playing air drums to 80's hair bands when I was growing up. Those were the days!
I'm actually between 3 cities: Moncton, Calgary and Ottawa. I'm Brazilian and looking for a city for immigration purposes and settlement. I found this video very informative, thank you and keep the good work :)
Thank you Samuel. Much appreciated. Tough choice as all those cities offer their own set of pros and cons. Are you looking for cultural diversity when you say immigration purposes?
@@LivingInOttawa Not really, the most attractive features of a city, for me, would be quality of life; the possibility to develop a career in data (Data/Database Analyst) because I currently work in this area and I love doing so; obviously high chances of immigration. The definite important feature is quality of life. I've never been to a cold place before (I live in São Paulo, so the minimum I've experienced was 9º), but since I prefer colder weather, I think I can adapt pretty well.
I am not understanding something as an American. You keep saying "in North America". Canada isn't North America. They are two different countries. Canada and America/US
North America is a continent not a country US, Canada, and Mexico are all part of this continent. The US gets referred to as America because of being called the United States of America.
Hello, Love your videos! I’m thinking of moving to Ottawa next year. I definitely would like a broker to assist me. Can you please send me your info again? An email will be great so I can find our information such as brokers fee etc. Thanks!
Thank you! I can certainly help. My contact information is below - feel free to reach out to me. Most people start their home search journey about 1 year out thus allowing them the opportunity to use our property search tool specifically setup for your search criteria to understand pricing, sale frequency, market areas, etc. Feel free to reach out . Peter Twolan 📲 Call/Text Direct at 1-613-668-8422 📲 Email: info@homefrontcanada.ca
Oh its iced all right. Many a night with the garden hose attached to the sink in the basement. I have been down it. Its a little rough on this 51 year old body! More than one person has gone over the side for sure.
If your young, single and fit plus you are on good terms with a strong support network of rich parents and or relatives to support your college and university experience and in addition you have a car or copious amounts money for a taxi service and finally most importantly you have extremely progressive sensibilities then it's an ideal place until your a bit older.
On the education side of things, the University of Ottawa is bilingual. And not mentioned in the video is La Cité. a French language college. Also, St. Paul Uiverosity, is a bilingual theological institution affiliated with the University of Ottawa.
I from the Bahamas 🇧🇸 wasn't sure which place in Canada I wanna live but to be honest I'll love to experience Ottawa for myself when I move to Canada In 2023 by God's grace
Dang buddy, I'm a bit in awe and jealousy of your great hairy legs! I'm surprised you shave your head because it looks like you would have hair there, chest, and everywhere! :-) LOL All of my hair ended up on my chest :-(
@@LivingInOttawa I live in Calgary but from a while I’m considering moving to Ottawa. Maybe now that Biden won, is the time to do it. The Albertan dream is over.
Thanks for very informative the video. I am an international student who is looking for english language school in canada or elsewhere. As a knowledge people for that matter, which canadian city do you recommend? I am thinking of spending a whole year in english language school. Thank you in advance.
Tq so much for the info. Came across your channel as i am looking info how is Ottawa like. Moving there soon for work so kinda anxious a bit . Gonna be first time to that part of the world. So used to Asia and European countries. Canada will be new to me. Hope im able to explore despite the new norm pandemic . Tq again.
Welcome Safinaz! Ottawa has low numbers during the pandemic compared to similar sized cities although that comes with a pretty accepted rules of ensuring masks, social distancing and various pickup/drive through/public processes. It's paying off but you should have no obstacles moving around the city.
I was first introduced to Ottawa in the 1970s as I was a student there. Then, I worked in that city for 30 years while I lived in another city close by. I love Ottawa, it is such a beautiful place. There is so much to do and the nature surrounding Ottawa is fantastic. I hope you will enjoy that beautiful city as much as I have.
Thanks Zizzy! Vancouver is beautiful - love Kitsilano area! The Ottawa market will continue to climb but no where near Vancouver. If you need anything - let me know! Thanks for watching!
The government is indeed the largest employer in Ottawa but by far the most racist and discriminating. I don't agree with con #3 because many employers (including the public federal service) will actually change their language requirements if they find the right candidate. I appreciate your video but there is still a lot of bias and bs in this city that's overlooked.
@Daddy Yes. Why is there a lawsuit filed by the community of the black federal public servants in Ottawa? As its members were discriminated against other candidates who in turn didn't even half the required qualifications and would still receive the respective promotions. Same with perhaps hispanics, Europeans, and Arabs but they didn't bother going that far. Also, after a certain level in the government, you won't get that promotion unless you're white. Out of all ministers, one or two are of colour (for media's sake so it keeps the government as an anti-racist employer),the rest are white. I know that Ottawa is a beautiful city but the commentator HAS to be honest and include these realities as well. '
Bullshit on traffic....every street in city had construction. The 417 is always under construction . When it speeds up its full of S turns lots of fun. I wouldnt live anywhere else though.
Thanks William! I agree that construction (especially this Summer) has been very heavy! Especially with the crews taking advantage of the reduced HWY capacity during the pandemic to get the Queensway extended. They even have night crews on with flood lights throughout the night. Hunt Club can also be a bit of a nightmare but as you know being a local you have to know when to head out and when to avoid. No place, no city and no house is a 10/10. But I would (like you) live no where else and if it means sitting in traffic a little longer well it's a fair trade. Best.
Living in Ottawa Great! Thanks. I am looking forward to move to Ottawa pretty soon and to give my first steps in the Real Estate market. It’s burning now in Ottawa! Thanks for this pristine videos!
@@SaveGoldenMedia Thats great news. Getting on the property ladder sooner than later is key as the 60 year history in Ottawa has proven it is a solid investment to make. If you are considering buying, feel free to connect as I would be happy to help you on your journey.
Lived in Ottawa for 4 years and nearly none of the pros are true. You also turn most of your cons into pros too. This is a video made by someone who has lived no where else other than Ottawa.
Hi, I wanted to ask if there is any legal obligations for restaurants and coffee shops in ottawa to serve there french speaking customers in French. thank you
Hello Romeir. The East Indian community is strong in Ottawa. Their are parts of Barrhaven which would be a great fit. I have helped Ramandeep, Dilpreet and Sarabjit recently relocate and they love the area and community connections
Your videos are really helpful..can u plz highlight of areas like Nepean ( As the station is near to go to Montreal which I have to for work twice a week atleast)..r they good enough for Indian family of 4 ..walking distance school with after school activities in the same school.Planning to buy a 3 or a 4 bedroom detached house preferably New ( 2010 types). Any leads?
Sounds good Reuben. It will be a kitties difficult with the pandemic and the current lockdown in place in Ottawa but will keep it on the radar. Cheers.
EDIT: Realizing at the end that you're part of a business promoting your services, I have to say, you must be a Gary Vaynerchuk fan. THIS is how you do business. HELP people with a problem. I had no idea you were a real estate agent until the end. No asking for likes, no asking for subs, no pounding your services down my throat... touche my friend. Great job on the video being super helpful, caring, and genuinely wanting people to do well when they come here, with a bit of "I am a real-estate agent" sprinkled in at the end. Just a fantastic job with this video! Thanks.
Hello! I got laid off from my job in Canmore last month and am flying back there on the 15th. I was, until recently, planning on gathering my belongings and moving right to Calgary. So now, my internal debate is between Ottawa and Calgary... I wonder what I should do. Thanks for the video!
Seems the people in Ottawa and the job market stability are two major plus points for Ottawa. Cheers.
Thanks Mike for your feedback. I appreciate your comments and openness. I am a real estate broker who has a network of agents across Canada that I work with. I was hesitant starting this channel for the negativity that is out there towards Realtors. And having sold several homes prior to becoming an agent I can see why there is such negativity. If you are out to take advantage of people, not work hard for your clients and generally saying whatever to get a deal done then your career will be short lived. That would go for any career. That's why when I started out in building my business I was very clear and true to myself of what and how I wanted to build. I am happy to say that my business is now 95% by referral. Meaning all my business comes from past clients and warm great referrals to awesome people I enjoy working with. No cold calling - no door knocking - no mailers - simply deliver value and take great care of those people. What you see on these videos is me - laid back, easy going but consistent and hard working. Because, if I sell you on the idea of moving to Ottawa and you hate Ottawa my future business won't do so well - I am more interested in building relationships for the long term with the right people and adding value along the way. And that's what is at the core of what Gary Vee says. Yup - I watch his stuff.
To answer your question - I am doing some research on Ottawa vs Calgary in the next few weeks to do a video about that. It's a tough call between the two because they are very similar in a lot of ways. It really comes down to your personal preference. If job stability, housing equity growth, access to major cities like Montreal, Toronto and US Eastern Seaboard is important Ottawa is a great base of operations. If you are in the Energy occupation, enjoy the West coast lifestyle and access to Mountains then Calgary is a great bet. Once I get through he research and shoot/edit the video I am hoping you will be able to see it but you may already be on and off a plane by then.
All the best!
I am also trying to decide between Ottawa and Calgary and I look forward to your upcoming video comparing the two!
@LivingInOttawa you are an awesome person, I can already see. Just by watching your videos and reading what you wrote here, just blows my mind. Thanks for the great job.
I have a question: I have heard the winter can be very cold. For someone in Saskatchewan wanting to come to Ottawa to get some warmer winter, what would you say? Is Ottawa colder in the winter than Saskatchewan?
Ive lived in Ottawa 24 years. Pretty accurate. I only wish Ottawa didn't keep growing; I know every major city grows over time, but the Ottawa I saw in 1997 was more manageable in terms of traffic. Plus, I think there's a general correlation between the size of a city and the rudeness and craziness of its drivers.
As an Ottawa resident for a solid 80% of my life and as one now, you hit the nail on the head! Thanks for highlighting the amazing things to do here as well as some of the challenges we are fortunately working on! People often like to dump on the city as boring and sleepy, the truth is you just need to look hard enough to find all the amazing things you can do! :D
Thank you!
I used to live in Ottawa for three years and I had the time of my life there. I miss it to bits hopefully I can go back one day.
Come back Rita! We miss you!
Where do you live then?
@@vimalcurio iceland
@@rita6276 oh great Iceland is a great place too
Same here
Great talking with you, Peter. Super job with the channel! 😀
Thank you Michael - great chatting with you as well!!!
How diverse is Ottawa? How can you imagine the life of an immigrant in Ottawa who has lived in Vancouver for 5 years? Vancouver is amazing but you barely can afford anything here.
Ottawa is very diverse and multilingual city. Approximately 50% of people speak English, 32% French and the rest a mix of other languages including Chinese, Arabic, Italian, Spanish and Portuguese. In fact, around 25% of residents in Ottawa were born outside of Canada. With a large population of international students, representing embassies and high commissions from all over the World as well as being the Nations Capital it attracts a large amount of immigrating families annually.
I lived in Vancouver since 2008 and moved to Ottawa 4 years ago.
The big difference is weather....winter is sooooo long. The first year I was excited to see snow. Then I hate it because I need to shovel snow or ice everyday.
The restaurant here is really bad comparing to Vancouver . You need to learn how to cook XDDD
@@coat2018 true but certainly a lot less rain than Vancouver and sunnier days throughout Winter.
@Roshane Stephenson Thank you Roshane. Much appreciated. Getting a second chance at life is a beautiful thing. I came across it when I went through some difficult times and transitioned to Real Estate. It provided a great opportunity to work harder on myself and be able to become the man I envisioned myself being. A diamond is only created when placed under consistent pressure and is only polished through friction. These changes and obstacles are what shape us! The other thing about second chances - I heard from a good friend whom worked in a hospice - was that there was a distinct difference of the seniors she worked with - ones that seemed much happier and fulfilled by life and at peace generally had gone through some serious hardship and were afforded a second chance at life and became more energized and fulfilled by that new passion. Your second chance is a gift!
Boring as hell though, dead after 5pm
Amazing video. The honesty and transparency are really appreciated.
Thank you Ahmad for the kinds words - they mean a lot!
Ottawa friendly??? Nah, bro. I live in Ottawa and like it, but Ottawans are not as friendly as people in other places I've lived in Canada like Toronto or St. John's.
I would say people in Toronto are way friendlier. People in Ottawa are polite, but wouldn't describe them as overly friendly or warm, myself included.
When I went to Ottawa with my mom and aunt we asked a random lady for directions and she ended up giving us a tour of her city for the rest of the day 😂 We were amazed by the Ottawa friendliness, especially coming from NYC/just out of NYC
The Town that FUN Forgot
100% accurate
Oh this is easy: I could NEVER live in Ottawa lol!
How could i move to Canada from France? It looks like an amazing city :D
Hey Blood. The people that make the relocation the smoothest usually work with an immigration lawyer for resources and processes. Best.
I miss Ottawa , I see all the places I use to walk with my family down town in byward market an the Rideau River
ByWard Market is such a great place to visit - especially this time of year when Christmas is in full swing. But even better during Winterlude when you can skate on the canal and head in for some hot chocolate and beavertails!
I like Ottawa
Thank you Eunmi - we do too!
i live in ottawa and every time i see videos involving anything canadian i get excited
Me too!!
Lol why?
@@vimalcurio idk just nice seeing my people ig
@@holydisciplemaximus that's great mahn what do you think about Vancouver. Would you suggest me Ottawa over Vancouver?
Looks great! If and when I have a family, Ottawa is definitely on the list. It seems like a great place to raise kids. Also, "Quiet" and conservative is a good thing, I remember the days when random people used knock on our door singing Christmas Carols. Real great sense of community. Oh, and it can't be that boring, you've got 3 professional sports teams with the Senators and a growing soccer community with your new MLS team.
I agree! It's been a wonderful city to grow up in and now raise my own children.
Hi dear Peter,
Could you tell me what a good income is in ottawa(monthly)
And how much money is needed for a 4-person family(monthly)
The average annual household income in Ottawa is $106,000 before taxes. After taxes $86,000.
@@LivingInOttawa do you live well with 85 K ?
Great work Peter.
The video you made is informative and really worth watching!! Can see your efforts to make this video. The positiveness you had while discussing cons is truly commendable!! Cheers!!
Thank you Ekansh for the kind words and feedback. It was my 2nd time doing it so although a little nervous I really did enjoy the whole process. Who knew making videos could be so much fun! Keep watching!
The picture (thumbnail) on this video is terrible. They made your face have no features, it's plain, looks like from horror moviee (check yourself). The guy who is making thumbnails for this channel should take some training (in photoshop photo editing). Other thumbnails are nice. And videos are nice anyway. By the way. if you are not mad about my comment. There is a strange pattern in Canada. Many people notice that the quality of life in Canadian cities becomes lower and lower every year. Is there the same thing in Ottawa? I am in Saskatoon and for the last year this place became SOOOOOOO much worse. It wasn't good from the start, but now it's terrible. Streets stink with diesel fumes, canabis, smell of fieces in public parks (bad sewage), public fireplaces where idiots burn trash. The air stinks, this place is not even the 2-nd world city. People also complain a lot about Toronto. They say that the crime became very high and the number of crazy drug addicts on streets is also very high. Is there the same pattern in Ottawa. Because in other cities there is a huge downfall in quality of life.
Thanks for the feedback! I did the thumbnails (insert awkward face here). Although that was back at the beginning of the channel and I am learning as I go. I probably should go back and update some of those thumbnails. All cities go through ebbs and flows. I can't speak for Saskatoon as I have never actually been there but being born and raised in Ottawa the quality of life has remained pretty consistent. Have to go start working on thumbnails now ;)
My girlfriend and I live in London and we have been looking to moving to Ottawa to settle down and start a family. I am really glad I found your channel. Albeit very niche, to discuss life in Ottawa, it's proving very educational to us and helping to cement our decision.
Thanks for the support Tyler and for finding our channel! If you have any specific questions feel free to drop me a line at info@homefrontcanada.ca and we can get yo more specific details to your search. We are here to help. Cheers!
I moved from London a year ago. Still looking for work but its way nicer here than the UK.
@Joshua Shaw - Front Row Music Hi Joshua. You certainly have a few options - an hour would provide for a pretty good distance outside Ottawa. You can easily include great small towns like Almonte, Arnprior, Carleton Place, Kemptville, Merrickville, etc. Plenty of options and your money can go far just outside of Ottawa. There are unique areas as well like Dunrobin that offers more nature and privacy. Feel free to send an email should you have specific questions - we are here to help.
What about Vancouver and Calgary?
Also from London area, moved to Calgary 7 years ago but eyeing a move to Ottawa.
It’s looks dull as dishwater. And that why I wanna live there. Up the Ot.
I want to live in Ottawa so bad
My hometown: I've lived in Ottawa my whole life and I love Ottawa. (And I'm not bilingual.) I love that there are so many bike trails and museums.
Agreed. Love that it is a small town feel with great quality of life such as access to natural trails and culture (museums) and yet it's becoming a big city. (I'm not bilingual either).
By watching your video i just like to leave my place and come there to live
So beautifull...
What do u think
Thank you KARYhilarious!
I live in the country, so I can definitely deal with the quite.
Me too.
My husband's current in the us military and whenever he finishes college and his enlistment we want to make the jump and move to Ottawa and become Canadian citizens:)
Hi Page! Thank you for your and your husbands service and support of each other! Let us know when the time comes and we can connect you to some helpful resources to make for a smooth transition. Best!
Hate it.
What a great review. I'll seriously consider establish myself in Ottawa when able.
Thanks for the feedback Sacha! Cheers.
Boring city, if you like a more vibrant city try Toronto
I know very little french, would it be a good idea to move to Ottawa with my family? So far Ottawa ticks all our boxes except for french.
Very good job 👍 just have subscribed. Hope your channel grows fast
Thank you Eren for subscribing and your support! More videos to come!!
Yawntario! Been to Ottawa for a long weekend once and was bored as hell. They say it has a population of 1 million but certainly doesn’t feel that way. Couldn’t wait to get back to Vancouver!
probably because it is bigger than Toronto, Vancouver, montreal combined. The area of Ottawa is just massive.
Personally, I like that it's more peaceful yet it's a reasonably large city.
Hope this doesn't come across bad to any canadians. I'm due to apply for an IEC soon and strongly debating between Montreal (a city I've visited over 4 times and have a good connection of friends and an affinity for its French culture and language) and Ottawa, a place I only did one day trip to see and tour parliament hill and the senate and the natural history museum.
I want to stay past my IEC and given how likely I am to be accepted past my temporary stay would be significantly easier in Ottawa than in Montreal due to my developing but limited French.
I have a couple of questions for you if you don't mind me asking:
1. How required is advanced bilingualism in Ottawa for job opportunities in general?
2. How easy would it be for a primarily anglophone to advance his French in Ottawa
3. I've heard about OCTranspo's problems, particularly with the tram/trains - is having a car an absolute must in Ottawa?
4. What's the nightlife/primary areas of entertainment/shopping in Ottawa
Really love this series and its showcase of the city I saw only so briefly! Subsribed for more until I ultimately decide between the two great cities.
Ottawa in a nutshell...aggressive drivers, traffic congestion, bland atmosphere, unending construction projects, cost of living, bureaucracy and volatile and mentally ill homeless people. It used to be a great place several decades ago, now it's just a miserable cesspool.
Well said.
???? The price of homes normally is $cad 300.000
Jog 10km around Dows lake every single day no matter which season. Such a beautiful part of the city and such nice public infrastructure.
Love the Arboretum as well for running in Summer and then cut over to the Experimental Farm. Great location.
I'm moving to Ottawa in a month! Your video is really helpful, honest and informational. Can't wait to see it for myself!
That’s great news. Happy to help!
I’m moving too. Wanna be friends? Lol
I am looking forward to go Ottawa for college, I’m from America and I am trying to do all the research I can before considering to move there if I get accepted to become an Canadian citizen. One thing I am trying to do the most research on is for ASD (autism spectrums disorder). I am a young adult with high functioning autism. When doing the research too, they don’t have the answers I’m looking for sadly and I am hearing there are a lot of mixed emotions on how Canadians are treating autistic people here in Canada of them treating them poorly? I’m not too sure if I should believe it or not because the internet likes to push out negative more than positive. If you know, what do they do for young autistic adults and how do they help them continue to succeed to live on their own? I always thought Canadian people would be understanding and kind with all disabilities, because you guys are the #1 educated country in the world. Since you are from here and I rather hear it from a person who lives here, do you know anything on what they do for people with ASD? And if not, can you please help me or send me links to websites that I should look into? I would really appreciate it if you did because I’m so interested in doing this, please and thank you. :3 (if that’s also okay with you and I hope I am not asking for much).
Hi Caitlin and thank you for your comment. One of my boys is on the autism spectrum and we had some experiences working through his relatively minor situation. We worked with CHEO Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario and they were a great service. We had very minimal issues and never experienced any prejudice or judgement from anyone we ran into. I don't know fully the public opinion at large but in general everyday life, social media, client interactions, business associates I have never personally seen discrimination or judgement towards the autism spectrum. I would check out: www.autismontario.com/chapters/ottawa to learn more. Cheers.
It seems that there is really no cons. The things you said are common in capital city of every country.
I love Ottawa, and your presentation.
Agreed - there are few cons as the city has a lot to offer. The weather is one of the big hurdles to get past. Best.
Hello. PLEASE PLEASE ANSWER MY QUESTION. I live in Saskatoon (Canada) the air here is awful. SO many diesel cars with no filter on the roads, it's very unpleasant to be here because of that. IS there the same problem in Ottawa????? Do you also have these old diesel pickup trucks??? What is the air quality in Ottawa???
Hello ABC! Sorry to hear that. Ottawa is an extremely clean city both from air quality and the city itself. In fact, it has been ranked several times usually in the top for one of the cleanest cities. Cheers.
@@LivingInOttawa Thank you so much!
What's with the white out while talking crime?
I love Ottawa videos, hardly any tourist vids about it, it’s all Toronto or Van... no wedding ring...? I’m in Stittsville haha.... you’re losing me halfway thru tho...thx
Thanks for the comment! And agreed on Ottawa not being represented.
Hello, thank you for the very informative video, I am from Algeria I live in China, I am preparing a doctoral thesis in the field of artificial intelligence, I intend to come and settle in Ottawa after my graduation, I love this city and all of Canada, but I always ask myself the question, will my degree be recognized there, would I find my place in the university as a teacher and work for a position that corresponds to my level of study?
Hello Zahia. Tricky question - there is a large university and college area here in Ottawa. Although I am unsure what kind of a turn over or opportunities there are for new professors. I would recommend reaching out directly to University of Ottawa, Carleton University and Algonquin College to learn more. If you wish to remain in AI development I know there are a few high tech companies in Kanata and other areas of the city that focus on this. Best!
@@LivingInOttawa thanks for these informations👍
Are there gangs in Ottawa like hells Angel's or crips or ms13?
Trudeau just does not deserve to live there
Great video btw really informative and well put together!!
Thank you Rita! Much appreciated!
Is it very expensive to be in Ottawa!
either you work for the Feds or sell to the Feds , that's it for Ottawa
High tech? Education market? e-commerce? tourism?
I must say, very clean and informative video
Thank you!
Amazing video. I have a plan to moving to Ottawa. Appreciate it if you could keep in touch with me and help me to find accommodation and a job offer
Thanks Supuni. You can reach out to me at admin@living-inottawa.ca
Unfortunately, the shit weather makes the remaining items on this list irrelevant. You can't enjoy the scenic beauty of this city 300 days a year.
Yah the weather can test our patience for sure. Sometimes the grey skies and the snow shovelling can get anyone down. But like anything in life worth having does not come without hard work and perseverance! We might not be perfect but there is plenty to celebrate and enjoy in the Nation's Capital. Especially when compared to other similar sized cities across the World. Cheers.
Ya prepare to freeze to death in the winter and sweat to death in the summer. Or even freeze to death in the morning and be sweating by the afternoon in-between seasons. You'll need like 20 different jacket types to cope and make sure to always dress in layers.
This whole time I've been spelling the word quiet as q-u-i-e-t. Hummm...
Me too! Lol - typo on the video from my earlier editor unfortunately you can't correct spelling mistakes after a video has launched on RUclips. Best.
My help visit viza
I used to live in OTT, but I'm currently in MTL. I don't like big cities so I'm definitely going back!
Both are great cities!
On "Con #2" your graphic is Quite, should be Quiet
Whoops! You are correct. We will update that and reload - which I think can be done without messing anything up on RUclips. Will have to do a little research. Thanks for the input - much appreciated!
@@LivingInOttawa No dramas mate, I'd want to have someone point out if the barn door was open.
@@calibercarpentry1192 Thanks again for the look out! You are a man of many talents carpentry and editor! Cheers!
Or you could just change it to "Quite Quiet" :-)
@@djw8888 That would would work as well! Good thinking!
Loved your video. Very informative. My husband, teenage daughter and I are looking to relocate from Toronto. Unfortunately, we don't speak french. My husband works from home but I would need to find a position as a PSW at a hospital. I know the french issue will always be a barrier so we have been contemplating moving to Kingston instead. We have visited Ottawa many times for holidays and you have a very lovely city. We have always enjoyed our times there!
Thank you Andrea for the kind words and support. I don’t speak French either. Born and raised in Ottawa. Kingston is beautiful as well and a nice location between Toronto and Ottawa!
Very Interesting. Thanks. 9:06 I think a City could be quiet, not quite.
Agreed
11:47 this is a lie, it not that hot
Yes I like Ottawa, and I want to know how is work and study in Ottawa???
Thanks Faisal. They have both been impacted by covid but I would recommend doing further research for your specific situation and interest.
Check descriptions
Spelling of quiet is wrong
Please take it with a grain of salt
Thanks Romeir. Would love to edit them after the fact but I believe revising the video (i.e. taking it down and reloading) has some large implications to the RUclips algorithm. Thanks for the feedback!
Such an honest review. I've been living in Ottawa for 16 years. The top con for me is the unbearable housing price. Back to 15 years ago, a single house was worth $200~300k, but now are all around $1 million and still rising. In some hot neighborhood, $1.5 million becomes norm.
Winters in the last 10 years are mild. It was a green Christmas this year and still barely any snow on a ground. Zero to minus 4 every day now in January! Due to the global warming, Ottawa enjoys Toronto weather from 10 years ago every year now. Time to grow those grapes in Ottawa, which I started doing. And they progress nicely!!
QUITE
Thanks for all the insights. I am planning to move to Canada... I'm seriously considering Ottawa. My family and I will be applying in September 2022.
I'm a sales trainer; any thoughts?
Love it!
Thanks!!
Amazing, my wife and I are thiking to move to Canada to start a business of music store and developing a project of electronic drums, we are improving our english and trying to make friends from there, we don´t know nothing about canadian cities and this kind of video are very helpful, thankyou very much.
Thank you! I always dreamed of playing the drums - sadly the best I ever did was playing air drums to 80's hair bands when I was growing up. Those were the days!
@@LivingInOttawa oh nice, maybe if I travel there I can teach you some techniques, thankyou very much for answer, you are so kind.
I'm actually between 3 cities: Moncton, Calgary and Ottawa. I'm Brazilian and looking for a city for immigration purposes and settlement. I found this video very informative, thank you and keep the good work :)
Thank you Samuel. Much appreciated. Tough choice as all those cities offer their own set of pros and cons. Are you looking for cultural diversity when you say immigration purposes?
@@LivingInOttawa Not really, the most attractive features of a city, for me, would be quality of life; the possibility to develop a career in data (Data/Database Analyst) because I currently work in this area and I love doing so; obviously high chances of immigration.
The definite important feature is quality of life. I've never been to a cold place before (I live in São Paulo, so the minimum I've experienced was 9º), but since I prefer colder weather, I think I can adapt pretty well.
What about Vancouver?
@@vimalcurio Vancouver is way too pricy, mainly for someone who comes from a country where its currency has been so depreciated (Brazilian Real)
@@sviitor haha okay lol or someone who is making six figures or more in a year right
I am not understanding something as an American. You keep saying "in North America". Canada isn't North America. They are two different countries. Canada and America/US
Canada is in North America with the US and Mexico
@@SeansWorld420 That doesn't make sense. America IS America. Canada IS Canada. How can one country be part of another?
North America is a continent not a country US, Canada, and Mexico are all part of this continent. The US gets referred to as America because of being called the United States of America.
Any Indian Immigrants in here? How’s life for Indian Muslim Families in Ottawa?
Hello,
Love your videos! I’m thinking of moving to Ottawa next year. I definitely would like a broker to assist me. Can you please send me your info again? An email will be great so I can find our information such as brokers fee etc. Thanks!
Thank you! I can certainly help. My contact information is below - feel free to reach out to me. Most people start their home search journey about 1 year out thus allowing them the opportunity to use our property search tool specifically setup for your search criteria to understand pricing, sale frequency, market areas, etc. Feel free to reach out . Peter Twolan
📲 Call/Text Direct at 1-613-668-8422
📲 Email: info@homefrontcanada.ca
Living in Ottawa thank you 🙏. I emailed you .
(2) Canadian Kessel Run Covid Edition - RUclips You can do this in the backyard! Easy.
Lol! Love it.
Thanks. That is the third year. Probably last since the kids are a bit older. Kept me going this Covid year.
ruclips.net/video/o-lxUJOXLtE/видео.html
@@Redheadred1111 great work! Looks and sounds like it is iced over. Did any adult try the kessel run? Perhaps they would have went over the edge.
Oh its iced all right. Many a night with the garden hose attached to the sink in the basement. I have been down it. Its a little rough on this 51 year old body! More than one person has gone over the side for sure.
If your young, single and fit plus you are on good terms with a strong support network of rich parents and or relatives to support your college and university experience and in addition you have a car or copious amounts money for a taxi service and finally most importantly you have extremely progressive sensibilities then it's an ideal place until your a bit older.
On the education side of things, the University of Ottawa is bilingual. And not mentioned in the video is La Cité. a French language college. Also, St. Paul Uiverosity, is a bilingual theological institution affiliated with the University of Ottawa.
I wanna ask about the PR application in ottawa.is it necessary to speak and write French when applying for PR?your response would be appreciated
Hi Diana. It's not at all necessary to obtain your PR. Cheers!
@@LivingInOttawa thank you sir.i read that ottawa is good place to move in from Montreal.thank you for this informative vlog of you
@@dianadaclag5892 My pleasure. Here to help.
I from the Bahamas 🇧🇸 wasn't sure which place in Canada I wanna live but to be honest I'll love to experience Ottawa for myself when I move to Canada In 2023 by God's grace
Dang buddy, I'm a bit in awe and jealousy of your great hairy legs! I'm surprised you shave your head because it looks like you would have hair there, chest, and everywhere! :-) LOL
All of my hair ended up on my chest :-(
Quiet it’s a pro not a con
I agree but some people want the hustle and bustle. I love the quite!
@@LivingInOttawa
I live in Calgary but from a while I’m considering moving to Ottawa. Maybe now that Biden won, is the time to do it. The Albertan dream is over.
Ottawa is the only city in Canada that I would choose after living in Calgary.
@@MarioSeoane Haha. It's never truly over!
@@MarioSeoane Calgary is beautiful with those mountains as a backdrop!
Thanks for very informative the video. I am an international student who is looking for english language school in canada or elsewhere. As a knowledge people for that matter, which canadian city do you recommend? I am thinking of spending a whole year in english language school. Thank you in advance.
How is the job market for construction professionals in Ottawa? Do lot of construction activities take place ?
How the job opportunities in ottawa in the field of software development for immigrants?
Tq so much for the info. Came across your channel as i am looking info how is Ottawa like. Moving there soon for work so kinda anxious a bit . Gonna be first time to that part of the world. So used to Asia and European countries. Canada will be new to me. Hope im able to explore despite the new norm pandemic . Tq again.
Welcome Safinaz! Ottawa has low numbers during the pandemic compared to similar sized cities although that comes with a pretty accepted rules of ensuring masks, social distancing and various pickup/drive through/public processes. It's paying off but you should have no obstacles moving around the city.
@@LivingInOttawa tq .. Sounds great relief . I have subscribed to know and learn more about Ottawa.
I was first introduced to Ottawa in the 1970s as I was a student there. Then, I worked in that city for 30 years while I lived in another city close by. I love Ottawa, it is such a beautiful place. There is so much to do and the nature surrounding Ottawa is fantastic. I hope you will enjoy that beautiful city as much as I have.
@@vivianelanthier722 Thank you Viviane for the comment!
@@vivianelanthier722 tq so much. Hope im able to find activities during my weekends and my off day soon.
For Con #2 you spelled Quiet wrong. You spelled Quite.
Good morning sir please give me driving job video information I am Indian stste name jharkhand
Hi.... may i know the best place or housing area to stay in Ottawa ? thanks
All the cons sounded like pros to me hahahaa. I love Ottawa
Thank you for sharing! I’m currently living in Vancouver and I plan to move to Ottawa next year! Just hope the house market won’t keep rising !
Thanks Zizzy! Vancouver is beautiful - love Kitsilano area! The Ottawa market will continue to climb but no where near Vancouver. If you need anything - let me know! Thanks for watching!
You need to spell check your segment titles...Quiet... not Quite
The government is indeed the largest employer in Ottawa but by far the most racist and discriminating. I don't agree with con #3 because many employers (including the public federal service) will actually change their language requirements if they find the right candidate. I appreciate your video but there is still a lot of bias and bs in this city that's overlooked.
@Daddy Yes. Why is there a lawsuit filed by the community of the black federal public servants in Ottawa? As its members were discriminated against other candidates who in turn didn't even half the required qualifications and would still receive the respective promotions. Same with perhaps hispanics, Europeans, and Arabs but they didn't bother going that far. Also, after a certain level in the government, you won't get that promotion unless you're white. Out of all ministers, one or two are of colour (for media's sake so it keeps the government as an anti-racist employer),the rest are white. I know that Ottawa is a beautiful city but the commentator HAS to be honest and include these realities as well. '
Bullshit on traffic....every street in city had construction. The 417 is always under construction . When it speeds up its full of S turns lots of fun. I wouldnt live anywhere else though.
Thanks William! I agree that construction (especially this Summer) has been very heavy! Especially with the crews taking advantage of the reduced HWY capacity during the pandemic to get the Queensway extended. They even have night crews on with flood lights throughout the night. Hunt Club can also be a bit of a nightmare but as you know being a local you have to know when to head out and when to avoid. No place, no city and no house is a 10/10. But I would (like you) live no where else and if it means sitting in traffic a little longer well it's a fair trade. Best.
Very Pro video! Go ahead
Thank you Rashad!
Nice videos! What camera do you use? Seems a Sony wit a Log profile, isn't it?
Thanks Ivan! We are shooting on a Sony A7lll paired with a Tamron 17-28 2.8. Using a gimble for walking shots.
Living in Ottawa Great! Thanks. I am looking forward to move to Ottawa pretty soon and to give my first steps in the Real Estate market. It’s burning now in Ottawa! Thanks for this pristine videos!
@@SaveGoldenMedia Thats great news. Getting on the property ladder sooner than later is key as the 60 year history in Ottawa has proven it is a solid investment to make. If you are considering buying, feel free to connect as I would be happy to help you on your journey.
@@LivingInOttawa Thank you so much for the info! Rest assured that I will!
S-LOG 2 & Cine-4 depending on the weather!
Thanks 🙏🏼 this is very useful for me as the future student in Canada who is gonna pick the uni and city
Happy to help!!
I really love your video. Good content. Can you please Make a video about Barrhaven. I want to know your opinion about that suburb. Thanks
Hi Moham. Thank you for the feedback. Will do!
Lived in Ottawa for 4 years and nearly none of the pros are true. You also turn most of your cons into pros too. This is a video made by someone who has lived no where else other than Ottawa.
Which of he said is not true
Great job
Thank you Mark!
Hi, I wanted to ask if there is any legal obligations for restaurants and coffee shops in ottawa to serve there french speaking customers in French. thank you
I live in Ottawa and no there’s no obligation
but the cost of homes are much better than in Toronto, right? I've heard from so many people and I've looked it up too.
Hi Kati - definitely more affordable
Nice video
How’s the Indian community in Ottawa ?
Hello Romeir. The East Indian community is strong in Ottawa. Their are parts of Barrhaven which would be a great fit. I have helped Ramandeep, Dilpreet and Sarabjit recently relocate and they love the area and community connections
Thank you very much for your answer. Keep Going to get more subscribers
All the best
@@romeirranjan My pleasure and thank you!
Your videos are really helpful..can u plz highlight of areas like Nepean ( As the station is near to go to Montreal which I have to for work twice a week atleast)..r they good enough for Indian family of 4 ..walking distance school with after school activities in the same school.Planning to buy a 3 or a 4 bedroom detached house preferably New ( 2010 types). Any leads?
Please do a video on Algonquin College.
Hi Reuben. In terms of what it looks like and the lifestyle?
@@LivingInOttawa both facilities and student experience ... also please include full campus tour....if u can please...😊😊
Sounds good Reuben. It will be a kitties difficult with the pandemic and the current lockdown in place in Ottawa but will keep it on the radar. Cheers.
Very well made.
Thank you David!
Thanks for the great details! I learned a lot about your city ;)