US EditionWhere Do the Happiest People in Canada Live? (Spoiler: It’s Not Toronto)
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The index of the level of happiness in the Gaspésie–Îles-de-la-Madeleine has fluctuated since 2021, according to Léger. Recent data shows that the region has fallen below the Quebec average, with a score of 72.3 out of 100, down three points from the previous survey. The Gaspésie and the Islands thus land 13th out of 16 of the rankings. 68% of the residents surveyed say they are generally happy, while one in five believe they are unhappy. At the…
Where Do the Happiest People in Canada Live? (Spoiler: It’s Not Toronto)
Good news, Quebec — you’re officially the happiest province in the country. According to a new survey by Léger, les Québécois are living their best lives with an average happiness score of 72.4 out of 100, which is well above the national average. It must be all the poutine, festivals, and not being stuck in 401 traffic. Coming in second was New Brunswick with a still-smiling 70.2. And at the bottom of the list? Prince Edward Island and Manitoba…
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