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Ladner is a historic seaside town in Delta, BC, about 30 minutes south of Vancouver. What began as a fishing village has grown into a relaxed, small-town community that blends waterfront charm with access to big-city opportunities. It's quiet, scenic, and full of friendly people—so the question is: does it work for young professionals?

Let’s break it all down—housing, lifestyle, commute, affordability, and what it’s really like living in Ladner as a young professional.

Community and Lifestyle

At the heart of Ladner is Ladner Village, a quaint town center with tree-lined streets, patios, local cafés, and family-run restaurants. On sunny days, you’ll see people walking their dogs, grabbing coffee with friends, or visiting the Ladner Village…

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New Westminster, often referred to as “New West,” is one of British Columbia’s oldest and most historic cities, tucked between Vancouver and Surrey. Once the capital of the province, it’s now a thriving urban community known for its river views, walkable neighborhoods, and small-town charm in the middle of a busy region.

If you're a professional commuting to Vancouver, a family looking for parks and schools, or a retiree wanting a livable place with great amenities, this guide walks through the major pros and cons of living in New Westminster.

The Pros of Living in New Westminster

1. Central Location with Fast Transit Access

The city’s location and transportation network are among its top benefits. With five SkyTrain stations, including…

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Located just south of Vancouver in British Columbia, the city of Delta is known for its suburban charm and coastal beauty. But how does the cost of living in Delta stack up in 2025? Is Delta expensive compared to other Canadian cities? This comprehensive guide will break down the living costs in Delta – from housing and rent prices to everyday expenses like food, transportation, utilities and services, and even lifestyle and entertainment. All prices are in Canadian dollars (CAD) – at the time of writing, $1 CAD is roughly $0.72 USD – and we’ll use the latest data (circa 2024-2025) from authoritative sources. By the end, you’ll see how Delta’s cost of living compares to places like Vancouver and other cities across Canada, helping you determine if Delta…

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