Quality of Life in Montreal, Canada
| Purchasing Power Index | 88.21 | High |
| Safety Index | 69.16 | High |
| Health Care Index | 63.65 | High |
| Climate Index | 52.37 | Moderate |
| Cost of Living Index | 69.39 | Moderate |
| Property Price to Income Ratio | 9.00 | Moderate |
| Traffic Commute Time Index | 39.33 | Moderate |
| Pollution Index | 33.67 | Low |
| Quality of Life Index: | 154.73 | High |
Minimum contributors for an underlying section: 184
Maximum contributors for an underlying section: 657
Last update: August 2022
Nearby cities:| Quality of Life in Longueuil | 8.36 miles |
| Quality of Life in Sainte-Martine | 25.85 miles |
| Quality of Life in Sherbrooke | 99.30 miles |
| Quality of Life in Gatineau | 112.36 miles |
| Quality of Life in Ottawa | 119.48 miles |
| Quality of Life in Quebec City | 157.18 miles |
| Quality of Life in Kingston | 176.74 miles |
| Quality of Life in Belleville | 220.82 miles |
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Healthcare system is atrocious. Government is corrupt. Highest taxes in Canada yet the worst infrastructure and health services of any of the major provinces.
It is a fun and charming city. But from a quality of life standpoint, it's not great.
Hard to believe this is a country in North America!
But we now have a remarkable tiered-system;(starting at the bottom) doctor's office or clinic (not enough general practitioners-because other specialties bring more tax money to the government), next inline is the Emergency departments and finally the new University Hospitals.