The 10 best places for Americans to live in Canada

In January, Donald Trump became the president of the United States.Since he has taken office, he has garnered the lowest approvaland favorability ratings of any incoming presidentin recent American history: 45%, according to a recent Gallup poll.Many Americans are thinking about jumping ship to neighboring Canada. The Canadianimmigration site evencrashedonElection night.But where exactly are the best places to go'You might look to the2016 ranking of the "Best Places to Live for New Canadians" by MoneySense, a Toronto-based personal finance website.To compile the list, it studied 219 Canadian cities and towns and ranked them ondifferent parameters of well-being, especially focusing onlow unemployment rates, high percentage of immigrant populations, and low monthly rent.Check it out below.SEE ALSO:How to move to Canada and become a Canadian citizen10. Guelph, Ontario.Estimated unemployment rate: 4.8%Immigrants as a percentageof the population: 17%Average rent for two-bedroom apartment: $1,0279. St. Albert, Alberta.Estimated unemployment rate:5.1%Immigrants as a percentage of the population:9%Average monthly rent for a two-bedroom apartment: $1,3838. Regina, Saskatchewan.Estimated unemployment rate:5.2%Immigrants as a percentage of the population:12%Average monthly rent for a two-bedroom apartment: $1,097See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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