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December 2016 Best Cities for Work

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BCBUSINESS.CA DECEMBER/JANUARY 2017 BCBUSINESS 31 UNEM- PLOYMENT RATE (10%) FIVE-YEAR INCOME GROWTH (30%) 18.38% 5.40% 14.53% 5.30% 14.69% 5.30% 19.21% 5.40% 16.95% 5.40% 18.04% 7.40% 19.88% 6.70% 14.58% 5.30% 18.03% 7.40% 20.00% 6.70% 14.71% 5.40% 12.68% 5.40% we need to ensure we have a high quality of life, because we know that many of these jobs are mobile and they can be done from anywhere." For Goodhew and his now-"ancée, Reid, living in Kelowna means that, unlike in the Bay Area or Vancouver, they can actually a¢ord real estate. This past July—almost two years after moving to Kelowna from their cramped Kitsilano apartment—the cou- ple bought a two-bedroom bungalow, steps from the beach where they spent sum- mer weekends with a new boat. There's even a taste of their former big-city life in Kelowna, says Goodhew: "There are these new restau- rants coming in, new brewer- ies. It reminds me of Kits, of Main Street, of Commercial Drive." Growing Pains? Keep 'em smiling with employee benefi ts. Vancouver • (604) 682-1603 • montridge.com A poorly managed benefi ts plan can take a bite out of employee satisfaction and retention. Let the experts at Montridge Financial help relieve the pain of your plan's setup and administration. We Moved Up! Now we have 65% more space, 40% less mortgage, and a lot more fun! "Our kids will have opportunities here that we couldn't offer them otherwise"

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