10 Cheapest Cities to Live in Canada 2023

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10 Cheapest Cities to Live in Canada 2023 including cheapest city in Canada and cheapest place to live in Canada.

Canada has over 1,100 cities and towns spread throughout its ten provinces. If you want to save money, one of the best things that you can do for your wallet is to spend some time living in a city where the cost of living and expenses are low. As the cost of essential goods and services continues to rise, making ends meet has become increasingly challenging. If you are looking for a more affordable place to call home without leaving the Great White North, this list could be for you.

Looking at the state of the economy, we don’t blame you if you’re hunting around for the cheapest cities to live in Canada. With a high cost of living in most major urban centers, trying to find the best possible place to live in the cheapest province can sometimes be complicated. Canada is a large country with many cities and towns located in its ten provinces. If you’re looking to save money, one way to do so is to live in a city with a low cost of living. This can help you stretch your budget and allow you to save more money over time. In this video you’ll find our list of the 10 cheapest cities to live in Canada based on housing affordability, job growth, rental market affordability, and low cost of living.

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Kelowna and Kitchener are not cheap at all

sarahchan

Kelowna ? Cheap ? double check all your stats ....

MARKB

Interesting choices that I don’t think are quite accurate. I have lived in Kelowna for over 20 years and I know that it is not that cheap to live here. As a matter of fact it is catching up to Vancouver. My son moved back to Kelowna from Japan with his family in 2020. They lived with me for two years, but ended up going back because they could not afford to get their own place. Now, you did not even mention Winnipeg, where I come from. I have been seriously considering moving back because it is so much cheaper there. A house that costs $800, 000 in Kelowna can be found in Winnipeg for about half that. Groceries are cheaper, gas is cheaper, utilities are cheaper, etc. I go back every few years to visit and I was actively checking housing prices online less than 6 months ago so I am very familiar with the cost of living difference. Also, Kelowna has the worst transit system. You really need a car to get to certain neighbourhoods and some routes do not even run on Sundays. I grew up riding the bus in Winnipeg so I was quite shocked at how bad it is here.

norenemorrow

When you consider income tax rates there are no reasonable places to live in Canada. I am looking at Spain now.

adrianvisentin

Living in Canada is expensive anywhere period

Borderlinegoldenretriever

Costs have gone up a LOT since this was made

easy_sheetmusic_play_along

Im living here at Saguenay, that’s true its cheap here plus safety is always priority❤️

geraldsilang

How about Winnipeg, Manitoba? I think, it’s cheaper than in BC.

vladyslavnick

The answer is Saskatchewan. If you are a landlord. Nipawin Saskatchewan is probably one of the more expensive to profit as it is growing quite quickly from logging, tourism, has award winning restaurants.

kevinhesspschamp

There is no such-of-thing is cheap living in Canada 🍁 period.

samandrade

Many years ago we lived in Fredericton New Brunswick. My sister lived in Saint John and we loved the city. Surprised to see the decline in population. My husband and I are retired and wish to get out of Mississauga (Toronto). I think next spring we will take a quick trip to Saint John and maybe that will be our new home. Thank you

suzanneburnette

I live in Langley B.C. , ,, I am so lucky, ,, I have a two bedroom , 2 Bath, , 1000 square foot apt, , Heat included, , Under ground parking, , Really large heated indoor swimming pool , ,
Billards room, , Laundry down the hall, , A duck and Canadian Geese pond, , Gardners for up keep And I only pay 950., , And NO I do not want a room mate

nelliebrian

If I ever go to Canada I want to visit the town of Bourget, it was named after my family line from 1687.

tiffany

I live in a hole in the wall in Vancouver, but the rent is locked in at what I paid originally 10 years ago. My biggest expense now is food, which is expensive everywhere now.
You can't move for free, so make damn sure your relocating is going to work in the long run.

michaeldowson