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Go somewhere that has what you want as well as a good job market.
You can find that in many different parts of Canada.
There is always 'cheap' somewhere and it's all relative.
Y2KNW
Saskatchewan's fairly cheap, and if you get something near the border you can commute to a good job in Alberta
mac_and_me.
winnipeg is quiet cheap and do have surrounded with friendly people.It's very cold here though.
erin.wrong
Newfoundland is super cheap to live in, althoughthe taxes are a little higher the cost of living overall is pretty inexspensive especially outside of the captial city. What other place can you rent a big 2 bedroom basement apartment for $450?? The only problem is trying to find jobs, but if you can find a decent paying job you all set.
NB Josh
Any New Brunswick city is relatively cheap. Winnipeg is too. Anywhere in Alberta isn't.
BB
Vancouver?Cheap? Are you thinking of a different Vancouver???
do not get the wrong idea Vancouver and Victoria are NOT cheap.
The cheapest areas would be the ones out of the city, of course. from my experience Saskatchewan is one of the cheapest provinces. even in Regina or Saskatoon its pretty cheap.
Go to mls.ca or i'm sorry, realtor.ca
James B
From living in Canada for about 6 years, I can tell you that Hamilton is rather cheap, but it's an industrial town, and the houses aren't exactly lavish. Vancouver/Victoria won't be bad either. I depends on what climate you're looking for.
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