According to the New York Times, Oakland, CA is listed as one of America's Coolest Cities! Home to the A's, the Raiders and Lake Merritt, it's easy to see why the title is true. Before you make your move to Oakland, brush up on these tips! Moving to Oakland is made...
St. Louis--the Gateway to the West--lies on the western bank of the Mississippi River, bordering Illinois. The city, along with neighboring suburbs, was Missouri’s largest metropolitan area in 2014 with approximately 2.9 million residents. St. Louis is also one of the...
Out on the open water, paddle in hand, conquering the rapids while surrounded by stunning scenery--what more could you ask for in a kayaking excursion? Check out the top cities for kayaking below, and don't forget to set up a roof kayak rack for the car on your way to...
Chilliwack, British Columbia is approximately 102 kilometers (63 miles) southeast of Vancouver. It is primarily known as an agricultural community. However, as the population has grown to just over 80,000 residents, it is steadily becoming more urban. Surrounded by...
Are you planning a move to Huntsville, Ontario? Located two hours north of Toronto, the waterfront community is a top moving destination in Canada! As the largest town in the Muskoka Region of Ontario, the options and opportunity for culture, activities, and community...
About 56 miles north of Toronto, the city of Barrie, Ontario is a top Canadian moving destination. Pleasant summers welcome newcomers, and there are seemingly endless options for things to do there. Things to Do Barrie offers plenty to do thanks to its numerous...
Kamloops is currently the 37th largest metropolitan area in British Columbia and continues to grow every day. In fact, it was number 7 on U-Haul's list of 2015 Canadian Growth Cities. All of this just goes to show that if you're thinking about moving to Kamloops, you...
Sometimes referred to, simply, as “The Fax” or “Hali”, Halifax, Nova Scotia lies on the southeastern coast of Canada and is the province’s capital. Legally called the Halifax Regional Municipality, this city is composed of four former individual municipalities that...
Known as the "City of Totems" for its 80 totem poles peppered around town, Duncan, British Columbia is a small town with a population of under 5,000. If you're moving to Duncan, you are sure to find plenty of delicious restaurants, spectacular scenery, shopping spots...
Equidistant from Toronto, Montreal, and Ottawa, the city of Kingston offers charming scenery, a lively downtown area stocked with restaurants and shops, and plenty of reasons to move there. It's the oldest city in Ontario--founded by French explorers in 1673--but...
Colorado Springs is 60 miles south of Denver and lies in the shadow of Pikes Peak, on the southeastern edge of The Rocky Mountains. The city is more than a mile above sea level and home to the United States Air Force Academy, the Professional Rodeo Cowboys...
When listing the most widely known cities on Earth, Los Angeles definitely comes close to the top of the list, partly because it has a little something for everyone. It doesn't matter if you prefer city life or a suburban atmosphere: "The City of Angels" has a spot...