Toronto and Vancouver may be in the limelight when it comes to Canada's famous cities, but at least this year Calgary is the perfect place to liveIt turned out to be.
The world's most livable citiesare ranked annually by Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), 2022Global Liveability Index, and Canada. Was announced by. Is the biggest winner and the three biggest cities are in the top ten.
Cowtown, as it is known lovingly, earns the honor of being the top-ranked Canadian city on the list. It is ranked 3rd in the world.
Rankings are based on30+ factorsworldwide, including access to health care, amount of green space, culture, and sports. We are evaluating 172 cities. Activity, crime rate and infrastructure.
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"The concept of livability is simple. It'sthe best or worst life anywhere in the world. Evaluate whether the condition is provided", said the Economist Report. According to EIU, a score of 1 is "unbearable" and a score of 100 is "ideal".
Each year, many North American and Western European cities claim their highest honors on the list, and this year is no exception. Vienna, Austria, took the top spot, followed by Copenhagen, Denmark. Zurich, Switzerland and Calgary are tied for 3rd place. Vancouver followed immediately behind and took fifth place.
However, factors such as war, anxiety, and ability to deal with COVID are reflected in the ranking, and this year's ranking Comparing the rankings with the 2021 list, there were some significant changes.
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Canada's third largest city, Calgary, has risen 15 spots since 2021 to the city's {54. } It was supported in the early days. Relaxation of pandemic restrictions. The city scored 96.3.
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Vancouver dropped out of the top 10 in 2021 and followed Calgary with a score of 96.1.
Toronto returned to the top and came in 8th place after dropping from the top 10 in 2021.
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Auckland, New Zealand has fallen to 33rd place this year. This is a significant drop from last year's No. 1 ranking. It was secured when the country closed its borders due to a pandemic and the inhabitants were able to lead a fairly normal life.
Similarly, Australia won four spots in the top ten last year due to high quality of life and limited restrictions during a pandemic, while the three cities of Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth I'm out of the top 10. The year when much of the world lifted COVID restrictions.
"Cities in Western Europe and Canada dominate our rankings." The report states. “In these cities, COVID-19 vaccination rates are high and restrictions are relaxed, so life is almost back to normal.”
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Rankings also show that Ukraine's Kyiv was not evaluated this year due to geopolitical instability caused by Russia's invasion in February. .. Russian cities Moscow and St. Petersburg have also been ranked lower due to "censorship" and western sanctions.
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Economists haverankings unprecedentedr, and next year's rankings can vary significantly due to rising inflation, fuel costs and volatile food supplies. I warn you that there is sex.
"The welcome rise in survival this yearcan be short-lived," the publication writes.
Top 10 Cities
1. Vienna, Austria
2. Copenhagen, Denmark
3. Zurich, Switzerland (tie)
3. Calgary, Canada (tie)
5. Vancouver, Canada
6. Geneva, Switzerland
7. Frankfurt, Germany
8. Toronto, Canada
9. Amsterdam, Denmark
10. Osaka, Japan (tie) ))
10. Australia, Denmark (tie)
