10 Most Expensive Cities to Live in Canada with the Best Quality of Life 2024

10 Most Expensive Cities to Live in Canada with the Best Quality of Life 2024.
Canada is known for its beautiful scenery and urban sophistication, but some cities really stand out for both their beauty and the cost of living. Living in these cities might be pricey, but it comes with an amazing lifestyle. These cities continue to shape Canada’s global image, and they play a big part in the ongoing connection between cost and excellence in the Canadian city scene.
Whether it’s the bustling feel of Toronto or the relaxed vibe of Vancouver, each city adds something special to Canada’s worldwide charm. They don’t just have a high cost; they also offer an overall high quality of life. For those looking for the ultimate Canadian living experience, these cities are where it’s at.
If you’re wondering what the most expensive cities are in Canada, we’ve got you covered. Kindly make sure to hit the subscribe button and press the bell icon before we start this video about the 10 Most expensive cities to live in Canada with the best quality of life in 2024.
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[@janiceho6034]

No doubt, regardless of the cost, Vancouver is the most beautiful across Canada .

[@albertkwlee]

Yes Vancouver is the most expensive city but it is located at the most beautiful province and has the most beautiful weather amount the Great Canada . I am always proud to say I live in greater Vancouver!

[@chrisnadres494]

Watching from Brampton, Ontario, Canada ❤❤❤❤❤

[@emteebee1872]

Vancouver looks nice

[@joshuabriel9250]

I live in Vancouver since the 80s and I love Vancouver because of the mild weather

[@pranabborah7315]

My daughter, son in law and grand son live in Brampton,Canada, nearby The city of Toronto.They live in Brampton.iIn a Bunglow with the provisions of basement, ground and first floor.,A front garden and back yard, with a car garage facilities in front.I like the environment, very much.

[@junifenvillalba1828]

Brampton is far from city of toronto. The heart of toronto is situated near the lake ontario which very very far to brampton. I used to live in toronto for 16 years and moved to Vaughan for another 20 years. As everyone say, brampton is like india.

[@eugeniedover1400]

I have resided in Brampton for 42 years, and have seen it change. I live quite comfortably in a detached home. The population does not bother me. Everyone is friendly.

[@rosariotapia639]

I have lived in Montreal area for almost 40 years and visited other parts of Canada, like Toronto, Ottawa, Winnipeg and Vancouver.

[@erikaruppert8355]

That is why people are moving to Alberta. Of course I ❤ Edmonton It’s been good to our family.

[@mabelsarzona7810]

Vancouver!!!!! We love it here!

[@lunalinchin9334]

Vancouver ❤❤❤ but would wait until I'm on my retirement, sorry I can afford that now😢😂😂

[@traveluncharted10]

If you're facing expenses issues in Canada, consider living in rural areas rather than urban ones because the cost of living there isn't as high. Things are generally less expensive in rural areas.

[@Ahuntsicspotter]

Montréal and I live in the west island of Montreal.

[@thecasualgolfer4378]

Too many incorrect info. E.g., Montreal population is 3.6m and Toronto is only 2.7m? Since when is Montreal more populated than Toronto? Also the pronunciation on the cities sounds very robotic, makes me wonder if this is an AI generated video

[@thelmatthew3850]

your video of calgary is edmonton

[@canman5060]

Vancouver is getting congested.

[@cityboyis2]

Why do you show Edmonton when you are talking about Calgary.

[@TheJpears]

Why Victoria, Bc is not included?

[@rossanamanalo3908]

In the first place “cities” is incorrect😆some places mentioned here is not even a cities😷

[@shirleyhogue3853]

Vancouver

[@canman5060]

Grocery is expensive in Vancouver compare to Toronto and Calgary.

[@opinionlang6146]

@@canman5060Because of the high tax rate of the province compared to other provinces.

[@rosariotapia639]

The video about cost of living in Montreal and other parts of Canada is very exaggerating and it could be condos and it’s very discouraging.

[@mark72141]

Where is Regina ?

[@junifenvillalba1828]

Brampton ontario is equal to indian city if you wish to live there

[@chowmarina008]

Well i wont be living there.

[@eugeniedover1400]

I live in Brampton. This remark sounds racist.

[@MaheshVenkatcacoethes]

Rubbish video. It shows the pictures of Edmonton while describing Calgary.

[@golden3693]

Your wrong about apartment rent for 1 bedroom, its 1400 for 1 bedroom not 1900.

[@germancamacho3944]

If you wanna live in a decent place 1.400 one bed you not gonna find, today 1 bedrooms is 2.400

[@anteneodevera3717]

This video is wrong, i live here in Montreal West Island. I'm renting one bedroom 834.00 dollors.

[@user-tc6it4gk8s]

Well no matter where you live it is all to expensive ask the homeless they are in every town city suburb it is so annoying they are taking over bus shelters and the government doesn’t even care give them homes or some kid of shelter we pay for those bus shelters

[@eugeniedover1400]

I immigrated to Canada 42 years ago, and a proud Canadian Citizen. I admit that some of the homeless have mental issues, but there are those capable of earning a living. I did not expect the govt. to support me. Worked hard, own my own home.

[@davidmcclellan9621]

I know of a female citizen of 🇨🇦 who, as a KZbinr, loves to showcase beauty supplies for women. Also, she is a woman of Vietnamese extraction(s) living, and working, in the Vancouver, British Columbia Metropolitan Area. Anyhow, I vividly remember her talking about how the abbreviation BC stands for Bring Cash; as well as British Columbia 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔. I 🤔 she is/was speaking the whole truths about what it takes to live, and work, in the Vancouver, British Columbia Metropolitan Area 🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓💰💰💰💰💰🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑.

[@germancamacho3944]

You meant to say to buy an apartment in Vancouver is a little more the 1 million ,depend where you buying can go up to 5 million To buy a home in Vancouver doest’t exist unless you go to the suburbs and buy homes starting at 2 millions dollars However Vancouver metropolitan is a jungle of condos ,prices range from 800.000. To 2 million also depends how much sf you looking for ,there’s penthouse looking at the ocean and mountains staring at 3 million Vancouver is a walking city , the problem is too expensive to live here, seems like Vancouver was design to be the city for the wealthy and well to do , once you start paying 3.500 dollars for 2 bedrooms you kissed goodbye to the 3.500 , and start all over again rata race

[@ismayilmammadov8469]

Do you think people are really interested to live in "10 Most Expensive Cities"? Please, make useful video content.

[@mackarony07]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@canman5060]

Halifax is not in the top 10.

[@veronicameeley3786]

My choice is Toronto, Ontario

[@Kopczynski4]

What a fake news. Nobody of you carre of what is on Google, or on the governmentnweb sites? Quote: "...According to the projection, Vancouver is still the largest city in the region, with an estimated population of 737,216 in 2024, up from 722,014 in 2023.Jan 20, 2024" - unquote. You better corect you video, before someone will sue you for misinformations!

[@jennykim5112]

brampton??? 😅

[@frank35341]

NONE

[@johnpham48]

Brampton as for one of the best quality of life? Lmao

[@jumbothompson]

Said nobody ever.

[@emmatalde8821]

Because there's no native aboriginal people in an expensive cities cuz most of them depends on monthly support that's real happens in Canada cuz most of them no job or some lazy to work

[@minhorr]

Talk too much for nothing

[@leemecham9633]

What about Victoria and Halifax ? This video is not correct

[@carlparker6228]

you r pronounciation of the brazil cities were very horrible