Moneysense: Woodstock #68 Best City to Live In

Wednesday, 21 March 2012 07:35

According to Moneysense Magazine, Woodstock is the 68th best city to live in in Canada. While it might not seem like the Friendly City hit high on the charts, the magazine judges some 190 cities in Canada. They look at 11 different categories that include household income, crime rates, the number of doctors and the weather. Ottawa finished first, followed by Burlington, ON. Placing ahead of Woodstock were London, Brantford and Guelph, while Kitchener, Stratford and Ingersoll ranked behind. Ingersoll was 119th, Tillsonburg was 150th. Check out the rankings for yourself here.

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