Where can I rent Seadoo's in Toronto?

Is rent really that bad in Toronto city?

• Hello everyone. I will hopefully be moving sometime soon to Edmonton, Alberta. A year after that we will be settling down hopefully in Toronto. I want to live in the city of Toronto-it does not have to be downtown Toronto, but I would like to stay in the actual city. I have a few questions and if someone could answer them I would really appreciate it. (I am from the US, and I've only been to this beautiful country once before when I was a teen on vacation in Victoria, BC). My questions 1. Here, if I go to a place where rent is cheap, the wages tend to be lower as well? So a two bedroom apartment upstate is $700 US dollars, but the wages there are significantly lower than where I live. And where I live I pay about $800.00/month in rent for a one bedroom apartment and the wages are somewhat higher. Is it like this all over the provinces of Ontario and Alberta? 2. Is getting affordable rent really that difficult in Toronto city? Also, are the wages there higher than in Windsor, Ontario (where I know rent is def cheaper). Thanks. By the way, I would not be coming as a skilled worker as I was not able to attend a university due to tuition costs, so that is why I ask about wages versus salaries.

• Answer:

  I would check craigslist.ca/toronto and check out the rentals section and it will give you an idea of what you will pay. If you don't know where, do a google maps check on the street address, and it will give you a good idea of the proximity to D/T. The beauty of Toronto is that it has great transit, so you can live a good distance from the city center, and it won't take you that long to get there. By the way, I live in the Vancouver area, and we have the highest rent, and the lowest minimum wage of the country, and people seem to get by. Good luck.