Toronto: Downtown Toronto and Job Changes

toronto: Ten years and a handful of job changes later, the Colombian has become a permanent suburbanite, according to Metro News. I would not even consider living in Toronto now. It felt spacious, and it felt right. No, said Bermejo, who later moved to Brampton with his wife and a child. Throw in the ever-growing price of housing in Toronto, and you'll understand why Bermejo and many other immigrants are increasingly choosing to settle in the suburbs rather than in downtown Toronto, according to Statistics Canada. Busy city, too much traffic, the level of stress for people who live there and work there, you really get tired of that. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.