Want To Live In Calgary? 45 Things To Know Before Moving Here

Are you considering a move to Calgary? As a born and raised Calgarian, I'm here to offer you some insight into what life is really like in this vibrant city. In this video, I'll dive into 45 things you should know before making the big move.
Calgary, like any city, comes with its fair share of stereotypes about our culture, weather, and economy. Some are true, some are exaggerated, and some may surprise you. But overall, I believe Calgary is an awesome place to call home!
Whether you're interested in our bustling economy, diverse culture, or unique weather patterns, this list aims to provide you with a general understanding of what to expect when relocating to Calgary.
WHAT DID I MISS? If you're a born and raised Calgarian like me or currently reside in Calgary, I'd love to hear from you! Share your insights, tips, and experiences in the comments below.
Let's make this a community resource for anyone considering a move to Calgary.
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Andrew Jones
🟦 CIR Realty

[@jnmc2498]

Another thing I learnt… they use Celsius in Canada

[@sheilarae354]

You should come join us in the use of Celsius
It is way easier to use than Imperial system
It is most used in all the sciences too

[@JonesCalgary]

Agreed, come join us! 0 = Freezing just makes more sense anyways

[@darrenfreeston5544]

What about the Montreal Olympics in 1976?

[@VolneyVelez]

Great video!

[@JonesCalgary]

Hey! Thanks Volney

[@jakelex1194]

Hey bro im originally from nyc but live in VA im really looking to relocate and i have My passport already do yall have a good dating scene for men and do yall have nice places to shop like Marshalls Saks and Nordstrom and neiman's market ?

[@user-rv6vu1qf7z]

Dating city? Young population and it’s a very diverse population. Can you work in Canada? If not, get your application in, we need qualified professionals and trades people. And be sure to come with a fat wallet because renting is expensive now, hard to find, and you’ll be lucky to get something at all.
Do you like winter? You better. Snow can occur in September and as late as early May. The mountains are close by and skiing starts in November and resorts close in May.
Be sure to bring your winter clothes. You’ll need a coat at night, even in July.
Welcome to Calgary. We’ll have a chuckwagon pick you up or an Uber.

[@stephenfermoyle4578]

now its 45 things to know.?..so much talk

[@JonesCalgary]

So no part 2 then? 😅