For an Indian to live in Calgary, is the same as for any other race. This is because Canadians are very polite, mostly college educated and Calgary is very diverse with 128 countries citizen represented there. read more
Transit in Calgary. Calgary, like many Canadian cities, has a good public transport system. The system features light rail transit (the C-Train), regular and low-floor buses, and community shuttles. There is also a shared ride, door-to-door transportation service for those with disabilities living in Calgary. read more
Calgary, like many cities, has it's pros and cons. We'll start with the cons. 1. Sprawl: Having no real geographical limits to its ability to grow, Calgary (as Edmonton, and most western Canadian cities) succumbs to immense urban sprawl. Calgary is about 780 sq. km with a little over 1 million people. read more