🇨🇦Cost of Living in Canada

Canada's largest city and a global financial center, known for its multiculturalism and high quality of life. Housing costs, especially in the downtown core, are among the highest in North America.

Nestled between mountains and the Pacific Ocean, Vancouver consistently ranks among the world's most livable cities. Its stunning natural setting comes with some of the highest real estate prices in North America.

Canada's cultural capital with a European flair, renowned for its festivals, bilingual character, and significantly lower rents than Toronto or Vancouver.

Alberta's largest city and Canada's energy capital, Calgary sits at the confluence of the Bow and Elbow rivers with stunning Rocky Mountain views. Known for the annual Stampede rodeo, no provincial sales tax, and a high standard of living fueled by the oil and gas industry.

Canada's bilingual national capital, Ottawa is a city of grand government buildings, world-class museums, and the famous Rideau Canal. Its strong public sector economy, affordable housing relative to Toronto, and high quality of life make it one of Canada's most stable and livable cities.