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MeasureCanmore
Alberta
Denver
Colorado
Vancouver
British Columbia
Climate
January / July average-7Β°C / 15Β°C0Β°C / 24Β°C4Β°C / 18Β°C
Sunny days a year230245165
Snow a year130 cm140 cm30 cm
Money
Cost of living index (100 = average)125110135
Typical home priceC$1,100,000US$600,000C$1,250,000
Property tax a year, typical homeC$5,500US$3,300C$3,500
Provincial or state income taxLowLowMedium
Life
Health carePublic plan, no premiumPrivate, ~US$520/mo (approx.)Public plan, no premium
School rating7.6 / 107.4 / 108.1 / 10
Unemployment4.4%4.1%5.6%
Main industriesTourism, remote workAerospace, tech, energyTech, film, trade
Getting around (typical drive)
Airport1h 30m35 min25 min
Ski hill25 min1h 30m30 min
Beach or lake15 min30 min10 min
DowntownIn townIn townIn town
Risks
Wildfire Risk: Moderate Risk: Moderate Risk: Low
Flood Risk: Moderate Risk: Low Risk: Moderate
Extreme heat Risk: Low Risk: Low Risk: Low
Air quality (smoke) Risk: Moderate Risk: Moderate Risk: Moderate
Lifestyle
πŸ–οΈ Beachβ€“β€“βœ“
⛷️ Skiingβœ“βœ“βœ“
πŸ₯Ύ Hikingβœ“βœ“βœ“
πŸŒƒ Nightlifeβ€“β€“βœ“
🍜 Food sceneβ€“β€“βœ“
πŸ’» Remote-work hubβ€“βœ“β€“
πŸ™οΈ Big cityβ€“βœ“βœ“
🏑 Small townβœ“β€“β€“
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All figures are approximate and for comparison only: averages and estimates, not official statistics. Prices are in each place's local currency. Risk levels are illustrative; check government hazard maps (FEMA, NOAA, Natural Resources Canada) before you buy.

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