I am sorry if I post the thread in wrong place :roll:. I am planning to move out my city. I am looking for jobs in IT networking field. Anyone know where has More Job Opportunities in networking field? and even with little experience? Because I just graduated from school a while ago. Toronto or Calgary? Thank you.
Where has More Job Opportunities? Toronto or Calgary?
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I'm sorry, but it is six of one and half a dozen of the other if you think Calgary is more expensive than T.O! I agree Calgary is pretty expensive, but when compared with Toronto IMHO I think it is on par. What you then have to weigh up is "quality" of life and I would say Calgary wins that one.
As for Jobs, Alberta on the whole is in pretty good condition for job opportunities, couldn't say regarding T.O.
I'm sorry but it is six of one and half a dozen of the other if you think Calgary is more expensive than T.O.! I agree Calgary is pretty expensive, but when compared with Toronto IMHO I think it is on par. What you then have to weigh up is "quality" of life and i would say Calgary wins that one.
As for Jobs, Alberta on the whole is in pretty good condition for job opportunities, couldn't say regarding T.O.
Toronto is far larger with a much greater scope for a wide range of potential job offers.
Calgary has openings for oil guys and service workers.
Calagry probably pays more if you score a good position.
Trex
Calgary has openings for oil guys and service workers.
Calagry probably pays more if you score a good position.
Trex
Commonly, Toronto, but it also depends on your professional skill, your major. Toronto is larger than Calgary, but maybe calgary is the city which can provide more jobs that you are looking for. So, do a research for jobs in Toronto or in Calgary, find more information.
I would think Toronto would have more job opportunities; it is a larger city with a bigger and more-varied economy. Have you done any job hunting on online job boards? Which ones?
You might also consider Ottawa; it is considered Canada's version of Silicon Valley.
I think it comes down to the type of lifestyle you want to live. Some people prefer a smaller city to a larger city. Or vice versa.
You might also consider Ottawa; it is considered Canada's version of Silicon Valley.
I think it comes down to the type of lifestyle you want to live. Some people prefer a smaller city to a larger city. Or vice versa.