It has a variety of climate, from the dry, bitter cold of the Arctic to the steamy heat of the tropics. Most part of the rest of North America is cold in the winter and warm in the summer, with moderate precipitation. Some areas have mild winters and long, hot summers and others have harsh winters and short summers.

Weather – Four Seasons

• Spring – March to May. This is when snow begins to melt and it gets warmer.
• Summer – June to August / September. Daytime temperatures are usually above 20 degrees Celsius and can reach 30 degrees Celsius or higher in July.
• Fall – September to November.
• Winter – December to February or later.

During the coldest three months, mean monthly temperatures range from −29 °C (−20 °F) in the southern sections to −34 °C (−30 °F) in the northern sections although temperatures can go down to −48 to −51 °C (−55 to −60 °F).

Arctic and subarctic climate The vast Arctic and subarctic regions, from the northern islands to the Hudson Bay, experience only two seasons: a long winter, with night temperatures normally around -30/-35 °C (-31/-22 °F), and three summer months, during which the temperature is around or just above freezing.

The United Kingdom is generally warmer than Canada during the winter. During the summer the United Kingdom is generally cooler than Canada. During the spring and the autumn there is not much difference.

Property is more expensive in Canada on average, with rent prices in the United Kingdom being 0.94% lower than in Canada. However, when you include both living costs and rent it becomes a different story.

If you’re interested in moving to Canada from the UK, you need to consider visa options, job opportunities, the cost of the move and more. It would seem they are in good company: the country has one of the highest per capita immigration rates in the world and thousands of individuals relocate to Canada every year.

Although Canada is regarded as one of the more expensive countries to live in, globally, there are many cities that are much cheaper than most cities in North America as well as the national average. However, there are many affordable cities to consider when moving to Canada.

👉 Ontario Immigration Nominee Program (OINP) or Ontario Provincial Nominee Program (OPNP): Ontario PNP offers bright opportunities to immigration aspirants and is considered as easy province to get PR in Canada. This largest Canadian province is famous for easy rules, quick immigration process and high rate of ITA.

7 best places to live in Canada as an American

• Vancouver. Vancouver is a popular destination for Americans moving to Canada due to its natural landscape and diverse cultures.
• Toronto. Toronto is the largest city in Canada and also the fourth largest in North America in population.
• Montreal.
• Calgary.
• Ottawa.
• Victoria.
• Edmonton.