🔑 Ranking · 62 metro areas

Most expensive cities to rent in Canada

Average rent for a two-bedroom apartment, CMHC Rental Market Survey (October). Top three: Vancouver ($2,364), Victoria ($2,121), Kelowna ($2,098).

This list ranks whole metro areas, so suburbs like Brampton and Mississauga are counted inside Toronto. See the same ranking by individual municipality →

#CityValue
1Vancouver BC$2,364
2Victoria BC$2,121
3Kelowna BC$2,098
4Toronto ON$2,045
5Calgary AB$1,908
6Nanaimo BC$1,895
7Halifax NS$1,828
8Kitchener ON$1,816
9Guelph ON$1,803
10Kingston ON$1,763
11Oshawa ON$1,762
12Ottawa ON$1,757
13Barrie ON$1,749
14Courtenay BC$1,691
15Kamloops BC$1,673
16Hamilton ON$1,659
17London ON$1,645
18Abbotsford BC$1,623
19Vernon BC$1,607
20Brantford ON$1,604
21Edmonton AB$1,598
22Lethbridge AB$1,593
23Kawartha Lakes ON$1,591
24Winnipeg MB$1,570
25Saskatoon SK$1,559
26Greater Sudbury ON$1,555
27St. Catharines ON$1,527
28Chilliwack BC$1,523
29Peterborough ON$1,513
30Sarnia ON$1,502
31Thunder Bay ON$1,493
32Regina SK$1,478
33Wood Buffalo AB$1,457
34Moncton NB$1,452
35Windsor ON$1,451
36Fredericton NB$1,431
37Grande Prairie AB$1,427
38Prince George BC$1,422
39Red Deer AB$1,418
40North Bay ON$1,404
41Sault Ste. Marie ON$1,394
42Chatham-Kent ON$1,365
43Charlottetown PE$1,354
44St. John's NL$1,348
45Montréal QC$1,346
46Saint John NB$1,290
47Belleville ON$1,282
48Québec QC$1,276
49Cornwall ON$1,276
50Medicine Hat AB$1,217
51Saint-Hyacinthe QC$1,203
52Granby QC$1,154
53Cape Breton NS$1,134
54Joliette QC$1,114
55Brandon MB$1,096
56Sherbrooke QC$1,062
57Drummondville QC$1,044
58Trois-Rivières QC$1,017
59Victoriaville QC$991
60Norfolk ON$988
61Saguenay QC$986
62Rimouski QC$935

Source: Statistics Canada, Table 34-10-0133-01 (CMHC average rents). Areas with 50,000+ people and a CMHC survey.

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