Welcome to Moving In Canada

Owning your own home is a key part of the average family's Canadian Dream. Moving In Canada is designed to help people choose a neighbourhood (starting with the list at left), find a local realtor, home and mover, buy and sell their home, move your household, make the trip, and get settled in.

Moving is now as simple as 1 - 2 - 3 - 4

1. Pick a city

Select a CITY at left, or PROVINCE above, and begin exploring options

2. Select a neighbourhood

View info about schools, shopping, recreation and homes. Check the MLS listings links

3. Pick a realtor and find your perfect home

Use the local search for realtors of FSBO services

4. Pick a mover, plan and make the move

Use the local search for movers. Check the Moving Hotlist for key utilities contacts.

New Features for Moving In Canada (June 2009)

Moving In Canada has several features helpful for those relocating or shopping for a home:

Meet Mikey, the Moving Beaver, our trusty mascot!

Help immigrating to Canada for those planning to move to Canada
SITE SEARCH helps to quickly find information about any community or keyword on our web site
HOME NEIGHBOURHOOD INFO in the 30 FoundLocally communities coast-to-coast. See detailed info on over 1000 neighbourhoods across Canada!
CITY-SPECIFIC BUSINESS SEARCHES including realtors, home builders, mortgages, and movers, even filter by community or part of town!
LOCAL MOVING HOTLIST provides important phone numbers & web addresses for utilities, healthcare, drivers licences, etc.

Whether moving in your community, city, province, we've got COAST-TO-COAST Moving information & tips. We have lots of information about the drive there, usually along the Trans-Canada Highway.

Submit your community information

Note to community Economic Development officers We would be pleased to add your community profile to this website. Please contact us via the Feedback Form, and we will be in touch with you.

Submissions should include information equivalent to the info we have written for other communities and neighbourhoods, and be grouped into the following headings: Overview (history, transportation, industries), Shopping (in-town and nearby), Schools (K-12, libraries, post secondary access), Recreation (competitive sports, participatory sports, arts, other attractions), Homes. Include key town web links (city hall, tourism office, economic development agency) as a URL without any HTML coding.

We have posted some relevant web marketing tips on our blog at http://blog.foundlocally.com/default.asp?Display=55