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Life in Canada: What to Expect

We are one of Canada's Top Relocation Management Companies 

AHOM™ RMC is a Canadian relocation management company (private, women-led, NCAGE/DUNS registered, WBE certification pending). We deliver housing-first relocation services for individuals, families, corporate clients, and government agencies across Canada.

We are not a nonprofit. We are a for-profit, mission-driven company — our clients pay for professional relocation services, while our partnerships with government and corporations enable us to serve newcomers, refugees, and employees at scale.

A.H.O.M™— (A .Home .of. Mine) - Where every Move feels like Coming Home
 
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Neighborhoods & Housing

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Curious about Canadian neighborhoods, crime rates, schools, or real estate options?
Our relocation specialists provide tailored neighborhood reports, crime statistics, and housing market insights — so you know exactly where you’ll feel most at home.

 

Healthcare

  • Canada has universal healthcare, publicly funded and free at point of service.

  • New residents may face a waiting period (0–3 months depending on province).

  • Supplemental private health insurance can bridge the gap.

 

Cost of Living

  • Housing costs vary widely: Toronto and Vancouver are highest, while smaller cities and towns are more affordable.

  • Utilities, groceries, and services are typically lower than in major U.S. metros.

 

Lifestyle & Community

  • Canada is ranked among the safest countries in the world, with low crime rates compared to the U.S.

  • Strong sense of community, diversity, and inclusion.

  • Four distinct seasons: snowy winters, warm summers, colorful autumns, and blooming springs.

 

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Safety, Healthcare & Education in Canadian Communities

Crime & Policing: Safe Neighborhoods Across the Country

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  • Police Presence: Canada has about 186 police officers per 100,000 people, compared to the U.S. at approximately one officer per 412 people

  • Crime Overview:

    • In 2024, Canada’s overall crime rate fell by 4%, averaging 5,672 incidents per 100,000 people Statistics Canada.

    • Alberta experienced a significant drop of 8.5% in police-reported crime, while Ontario and British Columbia saw decreases of 0.9% and 7.4%, respectively Statistics Canada+1.

  • Top-Ranked Cities: Quebec City ranks among the lowest for property crimes in North America—at 924.7 incidents per 100,000, on par with U.S. cities like Logan, Utah at 921.4  Fraser Institute.

 

Healthcare Access: Reliable, Public, and Broadly Available

  • Doctors: Canada has around 2.7 physicians per 1,000 people, slightly ahead of the U.S. average of 2.6 

  • Healthcare System: Canada’s universal healthcare is publicly funded—health services are free at point-of-service for most permanent residents. 

  • Some provinces have a 0–3 month waiting period, during which supplemental private insurance is advised.

 

Education: Dedicated Resources for Every Region

  • School Funding & Staff Ratios: Though national teacher-to-student data is limited, Canada is globally recognized for strong education investments—many provinces maintain student-to-teacher ratios below 20:1, especially in elementary grades.

 

Why This Matters for Your Move

  • Peace of Mind for your family with lower crime rates and visible community safety.

  • Accessible Healthcare, ensuring that medical needs—routine or emergency—are covered.

  • Strong Educational Foundations, with quality schooling options from public to private.​

A.H.O.M™  RMC- One click to connect you with the right team.

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