Toronto makes list of most liveable cities in the world but not everyone agrees

Toronto makes list of most liveable cities in the world but not everyone agrees Toronto

, to the surprise of critics who quickly pointed out the city's lack of affordable housing, public transit issues, crime, and constant construction.

The survey — which was first designed to help companies evaluate hardship allowances for employees moving to new cities — is now conducted every year by theThe index rates living conditions in 172 cities based on over 30 factors which are grouped into five categories — stability, health care, culture and environment, education, and infrastructure., Toronto earned its way back into the top ten list in 2023, coming in at 9th place. The city received an impressive score of 96.

For the fourth time in the past five years, Vienna topped the"liveable cities" list,"owing to its winning combination of stability, good culture and entertainment, reliable infrastructure, and exemplary education and health services." Overall, Canada was well-represented in the list year, with Vancouver and Calgary earning 5th and 7th place, respectively. Calgary even managed to score the exact same rating as Geneva, and Vancouver was deemed more"liveable" than other prestigious international cities like Zurich, Osaka, and Auckland.

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