The highest cost of living and basic needs among all Canadian major cities belongs to Calgary (Alberta) and lowest in Montreal (Quebec). Discover if You Are Eligible for Canadian Immigration
The 3 most expensive cities for basic annual cost of living:
- Calgary, Alberta: $55,771
- Vancouver, British Columbia: $55,727
- Toronto, Ontario: $55,262
The 3 least expensive cities for basic annual cost of living:
- Montreal, Quebec: $46,027
- Brandon, Manitoba: $46,779
- Saint John, New Brunswick: $48,468
Rental housing is a key consideration for many newcomers to Canada.
- Vancouver average rental cost for one-bedroom apartment ($2,872) and two-bedroom ($3,777)
- Toronto average rental cost for one-bedroom apartment $2,607 while a two-bedroom is ($3,424)
- Montreal average rental cost for one bedroom apartment $1310 while a two bedroom is ($2,223)
- Brandon average rental cost for one bedroom apartment $1,282 while a two-bedroom is ($1,692)
