Finding Rental Housing in BC
Are you planning to settle and rent a home in British Columbia? In this webinar, TRAC (Tenant Resource & Advisory Centre) will speak about the rights and obligations tenants have…
Essential Guide to Renting in Ontario and Canada (Pre-Recorded)
**This webinar is pre-recorded and will have no live Q&A. We invite you to join our upcoming webinar featuring Yentl Liang, Housing Support Worker from the Centre for Immigrant and…
Accommodation in Canada Webinar
At the upcoming webinar your clients will learn the benefits of our Practical Housing solutions tools, the nuances on how to choose the right solution, and get their questions answered.There…
Essential Guide to Renting in Ontario & Canada
We invite you to join our upcoming webinar featuring Yentl Liang, Housing Support Worker from the Centre for Immigrant and Community Services. The presentation will focus on Ontario and other…
Renting in Ontario: What to Know Before Signing a Lease Agreement
When you plan to rent in Canada, there is a document that you should sign: The Lease Agreement. What should be included in the lease, and what should I know before signing it?
Accommodation in Canada
As you may know we recently launched Unique Housing solutions for immigrants under the Prepare for Canada umbrella. These are practical tools, designed to help immigrants navigate in their search…
Housing Tips and Resources for Newcomers Renting in Ontario
Many newcomers to Canada face challenges when getting their international academic credentials recognized. Fortunately, some research and planning can simplify the process and help you accomplish your career goals.
5 Things You Should Know about Manitoba’s Non-EIA Rent Assist Program
Rent Assist is a financial assistance program from the Manitoba government. The purpose of the program is to help lower-income Manitobans by providing some extra money every month to help cover the cost of renting a home.
Settling in Secondary Cities for More Affordable Housing
Just as the housing price in gateway cities continues to soar and rental vacancy rates plummet, Canada is preparing to welcome 1.3 million newcomers over three years, and the demand for housing will only grow! Questions persist about this country’s ability to meet that demand, particularly in the major urban centres.
The other reality is that housing costs vary widely from city to city, with the popular gateway urban centres like Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal being by far the most expensive.
Housing Prices in Gateway Cities
Here’s the reality for newcomers arriving in Canada in 2022 – rental and homeownership affordability will be the most significant part of your monthly budget.
The other reality is that housing costs vary widely from city to city, with the popular gateway urban centres like Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal being by far the most expensive.