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Average housing cost
 |
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Canadian
provinces - 2004
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Provinces |
$CAN |
| Newfoundland-Labrador |
130,096 |
| Prince Edward Island |
110,815 |
| Nova Scotia |
146,096 |
| New-Brunswick |
112,933 |
| Québec |
173,725 |
| Ontario |
245,229 |
| Manitoba |
119,245 |
| Saskatchewan |
110,824 |
| Alberta |
194,769 |
| British Columbia |
289,107 |
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Canadian
metropolitan regions - 2004
|
Metropolitan regions
|
$CAN
|
| Saguenay (Québec) |
93,243
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| Trois-Rivières (Québec) |
90,728
|
| Sherbrooke (Québec) |
138,473
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| Montréal (Québec) |
194,692
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| Québec City (Québec) |
129,149
|
| Gatineau (Québec) |
150,264
|
| Ottawa (Ontario) |
238,152
|
| Toronto (Ontario) |
315,266
|
| Winnipeg (Manitoba) |
121,925 |
| Saskatoon (Saskatchewan) |
132,549 |
| Calgary (Alberta) |
222,860 |
| Edmonton (Alberta) |
179,610 |
| Vancouver (British Columbia) |
373,877 |
| Victoria (British Columbia) |
325,412 |
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Source: CMHC, 2005 Canadian Housing Observer
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