Cost of living in Canada is 5.45% cheaper than in the United States, According to the website numbeo., the average income of an American and a Canadian are approximately the same amount.

Canada’s after-tax monthly income is about $3,000 which totals around $36,000 per year. The U.S. sits just below Canada at approximately $2,942 per month or roughly $35,300 per year. The following Cities has the Highest Cost of Living In Canada 2018

Cities With Highest Cost of Living In Canada 2019

Rank	Cities	Groceries Index	Cost Of Living Index
1	Barrie, Canada	73.87	77.37
2	Saskatoon, Canada	72.37	74.26
3	St. John's, NL, Canada	70.28	74.05
4	Burlington, Canada	64.86	73.13
5	Halifax, Canada	72.43	70.88
6	Toronto, Canada	64.15	70.19
7	Vancouver, Canada	66.65	69.63
8	Calgary, Canada	60.75	68.93
9	Brampton, Canada	66.75	68.79
10	Regina, Canada	66.75	68.46