The hottest men in Canada live in Vancouver

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Posted February 11, 2011 7:48 am.

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VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) – It’s a tough job, but someone’s gotta do it!

Vancouver’s entertainment district is home to some hot men. According to a new study from FastLife Speed Dating, that’s where the hottest men in Canada live.

Lo and behold, within five minutes of parking her car on Granville at 4:45 a.m., News1130’s own Tamara Slobogean meet Isaac:

“You’re kind of a fine-looking young man, where do you live?” asks Tamara.

“I live in Gastown, I just moved here from Abbotsford,” replied Isaac.

Blushing, Tamara couldn’t resist asking if he’s single — and he is!

We asked another man what he makes of the research. “It sounds totally accurate to me,” he says. “I’m 100 per cent behind it.”

Vancouver’s finest also inhabit Yaletown and South Cambie. The company that bills itself as the world’s largest speed-dating service suggests ladies shy away from Renfrew-Collingwood, which is home to Vancouver’s least-attractive men.

The city’s most beautiful women reportedly reside in Mount Pleasant and Shaughnessy.

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