Saint-Laurent, Canada
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At 98,828 residents, Saint-Laurent is the largest borough in Montreal, but don't expect an easy life. The bureaucracy is a persistent headache, with the city divided into complex electoral districts at the municipal, provincial, and federal levels. While the economy is booming, with Air Canada and Bombardier Aerospace major employers, the cost of living reflects this prosperity. Newcomers should also brace for the harsh Canadian winters, as the metro expansion lags behind the rapid growth. Overall, Saint-Laurent is best suited for those seeking an affordable suburban lifestyle close to Montreal's cosmopolitan center, but willing to navigate its administrative labyrinth.
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Savings Rate22%
Rent (Bahamas Average Adjusted)$1309
Living Costs $1028
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