Moving To Canada From The U.S. — Part 2: The Cost Of Living In Canada
The cost of living in Canada, like that in the U.S., can vary widely depending on where you live.
Cities like Vancouver and Toronto have high costs of living due to housing costs. In comparison, Montreal is far more affordable and offers the same big city vibrancy and culture of Vancouver and Toronto with a French twist.
Average Rental Cost in Canada
City Comparison: Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal
Other mid-sized cities like Quebec City and Winnipeg, Manitoba are considerably cheaper.
Though Canada is considered to be one of the world’s more expensive countries, for Americans, the cost of living is relatively reasonable.
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Average Living Expenses in Canada
City Comparison: Vancouver and Toronto
Average Cost of Living in Canada
Overall, the national average cost of living for a single person is estimated to be $2,730 per month and $5,158 per month for a family of four. And, remember, that’s Canadian Dollars, not U.S. Dollars!
There you have it! A quick summary on the cost of living in Canada.
Don’t miss Part One of “Moving To Canada From The U.S.” series >> Differences Between Canada and The U.S.
Stay tuned for the next part in this series that talks about the immigration process from the U.S. to Canada.
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