While outside of the GTA, Hamilton is an ideally located city centred in the middle of the Golden Horseshoe—an economically significant area that stretches from Niagara Falls to Durham Region. Hamilton is a mere 45 minutes from Toronto, The U.S. border, and the tri-city area of Kitchener-Waterloo and Cambridge. Situated on the banks of Lake …

As the fourth-largest city in the GTA, Markham has become one of the region’s most popular places to live. It’s an incredibly diverse and multicultural city with a large East Asian and South Asian population. Markham is also home to Pacific Mall, the largest Asian indoor market in North America! With three GO Transit stations, …

With ample greenspace, beautiful natural landscapes, a magnificent waterfront, and a bustling downtown core, Mississauga is a great alternative to the metropolitan City of Toronto—and with more affordable real estate options. It’s also home to Toronto Pearson International Airport, which is responsible for much of Mississauga’s growth, as more businesses and commuters have chosen to …

Situated on the northwestern shores of Lake Ontario, Toronto is the anchor of the Golden Horseshoe—an urban stretch that includes Niagara Falls, Waterloo, Guelph, Hamilton, and Durham Region. The Golden Horseshoe is Canada’s most industrialized region, encompassing an area of 7 million people. And the City of Toronto is at the heart of this prosperous …