Ofie by city

Every city where the Ghanaian community in Canada has an active presence on Ofie — jobs, rooms for rent, services and businesses, kept current by the people who post them.

Brampton, Ontario

Brampton is home to one of the largest Ghanaian communities in Canada, concentrated around Bramalea, Heart Lake and the Queen Street corridor.

Mississauga, Ontario

Mississauga's Malton, Meadowvale and Cooksville neighbourhoods anchor a fast-growing West African community close to Pearson Airport employers.

Toronto, Ontario

Toronto hosts the country's oldest Ghanaian churches, associations and businesses, from Weston and Jane–Finch to Scarborough.

Etobicoke, Ontario

Etobicoke's Rexdale and Kipling corridors are a long-standing hub for Ghanaian grocers, salons and community halls.

Ottawa, Ontario

Ottawa combines a large public-sector job market with the Ghana High Commission and an active student and newcomer population.

Hamilton, Ontario

Hamilton pairs affordable rents with healthcare and manufacturing employers, drawing families out of the GTA.

Kitchener, Ontario

Kitchener–Waterloo's tech and logistics employers, plus two universities, keep a steady flow of Ghanaian newcomers arriving each year.

London, Ontario

London, Ontario is a common landing city for students and PSWs, with lower rents than the GTA and a tight-knit church community.

Windsor, Ontario

Windsor's border economy, colleges and long-term care homes attract Ghanaian caregivers, drivers and students.

Winnipeg, Manitoba

Winnipeg's Provincial Nominee Program has built a steady Ghanaian community across St. James, Transcona and the North End.

Calgary, Alberta

Calgary's northeast quadrant is the centre of Alberta's Ghanaian community, with energy, logistics and healthcare employers nearby.

Edmonton, Alberta

Edmonton has one of the fastest-growing Ghanaian populations in Western Canada, clustered in Mill Woods and the north side.

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

Saskatoon draws Ghanaian students and healthcare workers, with affordable housing and an active association scene.

Regina, Saskatchewan

Regina's provincial nominee pathways and care-home employers make it a practical first stop for Ghanaian newcomers.

Montreal, Quebec

Montreal's West African community spans Montréal-Nord, Saint-Laurent and Côte-des-Neiges, with bilingual roles in demand.

Vancouver, British Columbia

Vancouver's Ghanaian community is smaller but well organised, spread across Surrey, Burnaby and New Westminster.

Surrey, British Columbia

Surrey offers Metro Vancouver's most attainable rents, plus warehouse, care and trades work close to home.

Halifax, Nova Scotia

Halifax's universities and Atlantic Immigration Program bring a steady stream of Ghanaian students and healthcare staff.

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