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What a bad video! None of this makes sense. Cheap places in BC do exist but they are cheap for a reason.

Check your pronunciation for "Sue Saint Marie".

Not Prince George,not Dawson Creek,not Vernon.Cranbrook would be good.The crime rate in Prince George is very high,too many needle pushers in Vernon,too many people going missing in Dawson Creek.I live there and in Vernon.You get taxed too high in British Columbia.If you move here move to the Kootenays or the out of the way places in the Okanagan

Not Prince George,not Dawson Creek,not Vernon.Cranbrook would be good.The crime rate in Prince George is very high,too many needle pushers in Vernon,too many people going missing in Dawson Creek.I live there and in Vernon.You get taxed too high in British Columbia.If you move here move to the Kootenays or the out of the way places in the Okanagan

Housing is now unaffordable for the majority of people in Nova Scotia. Jobs are a rarity unless you know someone here who can ask another about possible job but he has to hire a family member. The Government ignores most of the province with the exception of the big city of Halifax and the rest get bread crumbs. I have had to live in apartments 80% of my life and i detest them. No chance of getting home now. Trenton sounds like a semi reasonable cost of living but still would be living in a reasonably priced apartment.

No more upper Canadians they are ruining our housing market

Yeah.....let's stop adding Malaysia to these kinda vids now yeah......too much tourists already.....and honestly after what you westerners have done in uour own countries and allowed to happen......not really keen to accept u here so that you can ruin our peace and serenity.

Costa Rica is 45% more expensive than Mexico and it is the second most expensive country in Latin America; Uruguay is the most expensive. I live in San Jose CR (5years retired), on $5,000 per mo almost paycheck to paycheck for a family of four. It’s as expensive as many parts in the States.

Ontario? lol

I've been living in Colombia for over 17 years and I can say it is a great place to live, so long as you don't live in the big cities. Medellin, Bogota, Cartagena are wall to wall people and a lot more expensive than living in one of the smaller towns not far away, like the San Nicolas Valley, where the Medellin International Airport is located. One caveat is that being able to speak Spanish is almost a necessity even in one of the large cities.

Costa Rica? Cheap? No way!

You mean Rince Rupert don’t you 😂😂, beautiful drive from Kitimat, especially in the spring.

Why do you assume that your viewers are in the USA? 95% of the world's population is not American.

Scam shit video where is the Philippines

I would love living in Grande Prairie ❤️ 🇨🇦 !!!

Portugal is very expensive, this video is a joke !

As a native Nova Scotian, please stop with this. We already have some of the lowest salaries in Canada, we now have to deal with skyrocketing home prices because with so many people moving here, realtors are charging way over reasonable asking prices because they know they can.

Good morning Thank you so much for this video is really informative keep up the good work. Please can I move to Trenton Nova Scotia with my family and my small frozen food business, and do l go about it please help. Thanks

These places suck.

Soo basically all the crap hole's of BC are still cheap to live in.... Yet you don't get paid enough to live there or anywhere in BC

There are no cheap places to live in BC, didn’t anybody tell you that BC stands for Bring Cash

They may be cheap but who in their right mind would want to live there.

Albertans pronounce it as Grand Prairie.

You mentioned basically every capital city in Canada. Sorry but you missed Kelowna BC & Collingwood/Blue Mountains Ontario. Also Guelph or Barrie are much nicer than Toronto. Winnipeg is not a nice place and shouldn't be on the list.

I don’t know if I believe any of these cities because I live in Prince Rupert and $340,000 gets you a “ fixer upper “ while1 bedroom apartments run several hundred dollars more than you suggest. Of all of these cities I think Vernon would be my choice but not if the true numbers are as out of touch as the Prince Rupert and Prince George numbers.

Rural BC is beset with forest fires and poor air quality. With climate change do your own due diligence.

Under the federal liberals and the communist ndp in bc there are no cheap places to live out there. Thanks to their legalizing the drugs lotsa places are not safe. We sold and dont really want any part of living in bc which stands for bring cash and lots of it

As someone from northern BC. this video has my dying laughing

Yarmouth is cheap

BC=bring cash... i love my province, dont know the answer, but something has to give

There's no way you drive to Toronto from North Bay in less than 4 hours unless you are driving 50 over..

Cranbrock with rentals starting at $1,888 is definitely not affordable.

If you see anything about Canada is definitely a clickbait.

Up by the Yukon border there might be some affordable property.

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newglasgow is a dump stay away that.

Smart people will find a reservation by a lake and depending on the land owner get some of the cheapest rent. Even when the government charges land taxes is still a lot cheaper.. Not everyone there rent cheap. Some know the land values some don't. A few people I know rent less than 25% of what the land is actually worth.

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Ha, rupert sucks, nowhere to rent that’s decent, and what’s left to rent is overpriced slum lords

as someone that lives in bc, these towns are all crack shacks, If you want quality of living, find a tiny town away from the hustle and bustle.

I moved to the Cowichan Valley from central Ontario two years ago. I've tracked all my expenses for years, so I will make a few informed comments. Property values are about the same if you leave Vancouver and Toronto out of the equation. The following items are more expensive in BC: gas, and most food items that are NOT locally made. Fish is fresher and cheaper, local eggs and beef are the same, and locally produced food from farms is about the same taking into account seasonal variations. Things that are cheaper than Ontario: car insurance, property taxes, heating costs. Also, snow removal cost is not an issue in the valley here. Cars, motorcycles and bikes last years longer here because of the mild climate. You don't need four seasons of clothing here, just spring - summer - fall. I haven't worn any of my Ontario boots, gloves, hats and coats since I moved here. Of course, I know that there are areas in the interior and in the north where everything is more expensive. But that's no different than Northern Ontario. I think it's inaccurate to paint ALL of any one province as being 'more expensive' than another. It really depends on where you choose to live in that province, and what your expectations are. All in all, I'll accept a slighly more expensive cost of living in BC any day given all the advantages of the climate, environment and people.

Nice video

I wouldn't live in those city locations if you paid me. I have lots of land and nice home on the remote BC west coast, but fortunately there are not any properties for sale, so we can keep the trash out. People wait for someone to finally expire so they can buy their place. Actually had people ask about my Mom's property while she was still living in it! The coast has mild weather all year with a lot of rain and some storms, but I've always loved it. I can't handle the heat. We don't get smoked out with forest fires since the trees get plenty of water, so lots of healthy greenery. That is a bonus since I rarely have to water outside plants or the garden. We always have plenty of water too and can drink the water as is from the tap. Food costs a bit more but can compensate by going on the occasional shopping trip to a city to stock up, have a big garden, and do your own prepping/preserving/dehydrating/canning/freezing and vacuum sealing gear to do bags and jar preservation. There are a lot of personal greenhouses here too! I have a large pantry room, so very self-sufficient and it is actually rewarding to be able to do that with the fruit trees I also have. There are locals who keep chickens and sell their produce and eggs. Lots of mushrooms and berries to find, fishing and seafood in abundance and many people have their own boat or at least some fishing gear and a smoker to preserve it. Great location to have your own cottage industry, write, do and sell crafts and work from home too, so creative people live well here. Property taxes are low, police not in our community as we rarely have any crime (about 1 every other year to do with a break-in of one of the unoccupied seasonal homes by someone from another community), but extremely safe otherwise. People mind their own business but are more than willing to help anyone who needs it. It is great for the Do-It-Yourself type persons who are reasonably self-sufficient, but you don't have to be. Exactly where I am will remain a secret because we have enough trouble keeping folks away during the summer months. All full up, so visit and go away thanks.

The cheapest place in Vancouver is on Hastings Street it's free. The rest of BC is for millionaires. Or you have to take a loan and directly be a slave of the bank for the rest of your life. BC is one of the worst places in Canada to live. There are no cheap places in this province. Everything is very expensive. 350000$ is not cheap.

Salt Stee Marie?? WHOA....! is this AI voice nonsense?

Lol New Glasgow has nothing under 2000.00 a month plus plus that is not rat infected and or mold through the rentals. Trenton is right beside New Glasgow and you get to look at the trash everywhere. Both towns along with the others are filled with druggies, needles and tents. You can’t grow any type of garden because the over population of deer. Can’t take children to the parks because of the needles everywhere. Can’t go for a walk with your dog on the trails because of the needles. But this is just not in Pictou County it’s everywhere.

Obviously you're not from British Columbia. Vernon is nowhere near one of the cheapest places to live in British Columbia.

I’m from Nova Scotia born and raised and right now. There’s no cheap place to live in Nova Scotia so don’t even bother coming. You can’t rent anywhere. You can’t buy anything. Everything is too expensive.

Prince Rupert. 340 days a year of rain.

I'd tell you where the cheapest place to live in BC is but I don't want everyone moving here. I'll give you a hint though, it's not in southern BC, it's not in the Okanagan, and it's not on the coast. I bought a beautiful 5 acre treed property and built my own home and outbuildings, and I did it for a tiny fraction of the price of owning a crappy tiny apartment in the south. Yes there are bears and moose but if you respect them, they will respect you. People are afraid of the winter but I actually like the winter (my favourite season). I hike and ski as much as I want (which is a lot) and I never carry a rifle. There are drugs and crime here, but there are drugs and crime everywhere. There are plenty of idiots here, perhaps even a higher percentage than elsewhere, but there are so many fewer people here that the total number of idiots that you have to deal with day to day is much smaller. And the added bonus is no traffic issues. Moving away from Vancouver was the best decision I ever made (I grew up in Vancouver and it was a nice place to grow up and Vancouver can be a nice place to live out your life but only if you have way more money than I do and only if you want to spend way more hours working than I do).