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Moving From Toronto | Moving To Saskatoon | So Much Cheaper! [2024]
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- Опубликовано: 19 ноя 2023
- Moving from Toronto to Saskatoon. Are you tired of the hustle and bustle of Toronto's high cost of living? Consider this your invitation to a better life in Saskatoon, where opportunity and affordability collide. In this video, we unveil five compelling reasons why moving to Saskatoon might be the life-changing decision you've been waiting for.
Spacious Living Environment:
Escape the congestion of Toronto! With only 1300 people per square kilometer in Saskatoon compared to Toronto's 5000, there's room to breathe and space to grow. Whether you're starting a family or launching a business, Saskatoon's expansive landscape offers the perfect setting for your ambitions.
Affordable Financial Quality of Life:
Say goodbye to the financial strain of Toronto! Saskatoon offers a significantly cheaper cost of living, with housing expenses ranging from 50 to 75% less than the GTA. Commuting is a breeze with minimal costs, leaving you with more disposable income for the things you love. Experience a higher quality of life without breaking the bank.
Housing Affordability Beyond Imagination:
Discover the shocking truth about Saskatoon's housing costs! You can buy six houses in Saskatoon for the price of one in Toronto. Imagine the possibilities of owning multiple properties or securing your retirement with the affordability Saskatoon has to offer. Your dream home is within reach.
Political Harmony and Friendly Communities:
Escape the political tension of city life! Saskatchewan embraces a conservative-minded community with friendly, cooperative people. Experience less bickering and animosity, where individuals are valued for who they are, not their political or racial affiliations. Saskatoon offers a refreshing perspective on life.
Economic Opportunities:
Position yourself in the economic engine of the country! Saskatoon is poised to lead the nation in economic growth, providing abundant job opportunities. Whether you're seeking a good job or aiming for a high-paying career, Saskatoon has a place for you in its flourishing economy.
Make the smart move and change your life for the better. Join us as we explore the incredible benefits Saskatoon has to offer, tailored specifically for those seeking a fresh start away from Toronto's challenges. Don't just dream about a better life - make it a reality in Saskatoon!
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From Toronto, I think now with online business and the metaverse being in the biggest metropolitans is a luxury but no longer necessary even for business/career growth. So the move to cheaper cities like Saskatoon or even way more rural places with good internet will start becoming more and more common this next decade IMO.
Spot on. Even regular jobs are plentiful here. Soon people will realize financial quality of life trumps big city.
What a good speech! I am so convinced 😊😂
True , Toronto and Vancouver done
please add more video on small town
My cousin living in. Regina from Toronto
He is very happy and bought home in 2021
He love this place
glad to hear it
Hello, it was good information and could you tel me about types of work? What kind of works we gonna do as a student for a part time and salaries pls?
After listening to you, I love to move to Saskatoon
Hey scott, what about jobs opportunities there ?
Well, I agree with eveeything you've said which so much better to anyone who wanna quiet it down, living an happy small family life on your own house which is so much better than paying around 1700$ for 1bedroom basment in ottawa, this is why i wanna move there in the begining of 2014 i hope,
Trust me life in big cities aq montreal, ottawa, toronto is just going from worst to the hell. Everything is expansive
thanks for the comment. I guess it depends on what line of work you are in but Saskatoon is thriving right now. The province is the economic engine of Canada. Id be surprised if you couldn't find meaning full work here.
My question is - what makes Saskatoon a better choice than (say) Regina, Moncton or Windsor?
I can’t speak to the cities out east but saskatoon is way better than Regina. Nicer. More to do. Better options. Safer. Better opportunities
@@ScottZieglerSaskatoon thank you!
You really encouraged me to move there
I only waiting for province draws me😂
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Ontarian here. While I think it's fine to encourage Canadians to move to your province, I don't think it's good to encourage people to move and buy up real estate and turn them into rentals. This practice makes home ownership more difficult for locals. Real estate should be viewed as a necessity of life and not an investment to get rich.
I don’t necessarily disagree with you. I think the main point was showing how far your dollar goes here. 6 houses vs 1.
Planning to move with my family but i got only 1yr of pgwp…will be able to get pr there?
Sorry don’t know the answer to that. That’s above my pay grade
It is not affordable to like in saskatchewan in general in todays markets. You want work you have to live within the region of the major cities. Born and raised in saskatchewan and know lots of people here, most that succeeded had mom and dad help them lots from which their grandparents did the same for their parents and passed land or houses to them. Without help and no equity, living paycheck to paycheck is a reality. Our healthcare is horrible here unless you have a family doctor which isnt easy at all to find. 15yrs ago i would of had the opposite to say, but through the years saskatchewan became unaffordable. Most of our nice lakes are northern saskatchewan hours away from most cities except Prince Albert.
Tell us how you really feel lol. Now compare all that with living in TO. We are exponentially more affordable. You seem like you need to change your perspective
@@ScottZieglerSaskatoonim just putting my opinion like you did making a video, welcome to democracy. We are cheaper for very very good reasons, dont change that by enticing more people to move here and make matters worse than they are in saskatchewan. The housing just isnt there to bring on a bunch of people. The "affordable" spots for rent are houses split into sections acting like an apartment than a house, that never started in saskatoon until 2010 onwards before you got a full place for a set price. Ive seen what saskatoon used be and it isnt that same place and obviously everything changes, but its been for the worse.... thats not progress. You may think its just "my opinion" but in reality thats not just my opinion, but a vast majority of canadians new and old. Affordability was what brought ppl here knowing you can have a good salary only one parent working and the other raising the kids and living 100 percent off that 1 salary. Not having strangers literally raise your child for you while you work isnt a GOOD LIFE at all.
@@MrJackassz So do you think Saskatchewan is unaffordable or are you saying it's cheaper for good reasons and you don't want to entice more people. Your arguments are complete opposites.
@@rglaz0311 cheaper than other places and for good reasons(not a desirable place to live for alot of reasons itself) but that doesnt mean its affordable anymore
I left Montreal for Toronto, then for Ottawa...
Hi Scott,I’m a student from Ghana. I have gotten an admission to the University of Saskatchewan
How can I contact you for any assistance in moving to Saskatoon.
To be honest unless you want to buy a house there isn’t much I can do to help. Facebook marketplace or kijiji.ca to find a place to rent. Good luck.
Frig off we're full. You can crash in Martensville though.
Haha. Frig
Hey I was wondering as a realtor If you deal with rentals to I’m looking to get my family out of this economic hell hole that is Ontario we were thinking of moving there this summer but we’ll have to start with a rental.
Congratulations on your decision. In Saskatchewan realtors don’t help with rentals but what I suggest is Facebook marketplace. kijiji.ca. Or you can Google and call Saskatoon property management companies and see if they have anything available for rent. Keep me posted on your journey and send me a message when you get here. Good luck.
Awesome thanks for your response your videos have been very helpful I’ll contact you when Im looking to buy for sure!
What are winters like in Saskatoon?
Cold and snowy lol. But it’s a dry cold here so it tolerable. The one nice thing is the weather is pretty consistent. -5 to -20 all winter long.
He’s lying, I’ve been living in Sask for 10 years and it’s not -5 to -20 on average💀 it’s like -20 to -35 on average and even gets to -40 and -50 when it’s really cold. Keep in mind that Sask and Manitoba are the coldest provinces, along with having very cold winters!!!
@@christineodogwu8042 you are lying . Those 30-40 days are max 10 days in January
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I think you are trying to advertise Saskatoon but missing critical points . I have a house in Saskatoon but work in Ontario so I can compare too.
#1 weather, get ready for -20-30 temperature and don't be surprised if your car won't start one day, no fall and no spring , just two seasons summer and winter.
#2 work I don't know what jobs are booming in Saskatchewan at the moment but I have to work outside of the province for the last 6-7 years.
#3 groceries prices and choices way better in Ontario
#4 there's really not much to do in winter time here
#5 health care system is terrible everywhere ,so here in Saskatchewan yes you can die just from having an appendicitis , so get ready for a long lineups.
Seems a bit dramatic haha.
Point 5 😮
@@90s_baby26 oh yeah
@petevys9005 On point. In realtors eyes its perfect in every way, they will tell you the same thing living in antartica why? Talk is all they really have as a weapon. Trying to sell ice to an eskimo, giving the north korean tour(everything is almost perfect)
@@MrJackassz dude grow up. I’m giving a perspective. Nowhere is perfect. Normal people understand this. I’m giving them some info when they are searching.
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If you actually want to lower home prices and renting costs you need to do these things:
1) Cut immigration drastically - mass immigration has created excess demand which has placed upward pressure on prices. Mass immigration actually caused the housing crisis.
2) Send back the huge number of "temporary foreign workers" and international students in very large numbers. This will reduce demand for rentals and bring down renting prices quickly which will help young canadians the most.
That's what will actually help. We don't need more homes, we need far less immigration. We didn't have a housing crisis before mass immigration.
Not much I can do about that. What I can do is show you how much better life could be in Sask.
@@ScottZieglerSaskatoon Not much I can do about being an apathetic money grabber at the expense of don't give a fuck. Typical real estate agent scum bag.
100% agree. Too bad our government doesn't admit that. PPC only way to save Canada.
Are you indigenous? Otherwise, you should leave to.
Certainly, large-scale immigration created demand. Any reason why the supply hasn't kept up with it? Given that those who have migrated from elsewhere to Canada bring their skills and abilities - and, sometimes, money - immigration is good for Canada. Try working on the supply side instead of cutting off an excuse for demand.
Hey no we don’t need our jobs going to other people from different provinces it’s already hard finding jobs.
Toronto and Vancouver is not a option for millennials any more it’s to expensive I left during the pandemic and moved to Alberta . Alberta offers much cheaper real estate plus I work from home so I can move . I moved to Grande Prairie,Alberta you can buy a house there for $379,900 4 bedroom and 3 washrooms you can never buy a house like that in Toronto people need to look for better options. A friend of mine bought a house in Brampton 4 bedroom 1 million dollars semi what a joke . YES its cold but i would rather be able to afford a house. people should consider moving to small towns.. after a 1 year my boss was tealing people to come back to work so i just took that year and found another IT job Alberta haas lots of IT companies I work from home 3 days a week and go to work 2 days. employees took back controle of there life during the pandemic.
Smart. You make the right move. Many will follow in your footsteps
I am watching from India!
Don’t come here
yeah dont come
@@tactik5903 why would you care ? Are you the saskatoon owner ??
Goto brampton please or vancouver theyre much better
hells angles are rats