Where does your rent go furthest?

From Vancouver to St. John's, see what a 1‑bedroom apartment rents for in Canada's 25 largest cities. Sort by rent to find the places where your budget stretches furthest.

1-bedroom rent in the largest cities

Average asking rent for a 1-bedroom apartment, by city
1.Toronto · Ontario6,202,225$2,090
2.Montréal · Quebec4,291,732$1,480
3.Vancouver · British Columbia2,642,825$2,280
4.Calgary · Alberta1,481,806$1,550
5.Edmonton · Alberta1,418,118$1,260
6.Ottawa · Ontario1,135,014$1,900
7.Québec City · Quebec839,311$1,210
8.Winnipeg · Manitoba834,678$1,320
9.Hamilton · Ontario785,184$1,720
10.Kitchener - Cambridge - Waterloo · Ontario575,847$1,740
11.London · Ontario543,551$1,560
12.Halifax · Nova Scotia465,703$1,880
13.St. Catharines - Niagara · Ontario433,604$1,570
14.Windsor · Ontario422,630$1,520
15.Oshawa · Ontario415,311$1,720
16.Victoria · British Columbia397,237$2,040
17.Gatineau · Quebec353,293$1,440
18.Saskatoon · Saskatchewan317,480$1,340
19.Regina · Saskatchewan249,217$1,250
20.Sherbrooke · Quebec227,398$1,040
21.Kelowna · British Columbia222,162$1,880
22.Barrie · Ontario212,856$1,830
23.St. John's · Newfoundland and Labrador212,579$1,270
24.Abbotsford - Mission · British Columbia195,726$1,560
25.Kingston · Ontario172,546$1,720

Updated September 2026. Average asking rent for a 1-bedroom apartment, April to June 2026, for each metropolitan area, ranked by 2021 Census population. Ottawa and Gatineau are the two parts of one metropolitan area. Asking rents come from listings, so they can differ from what current tenants pay. Statistics Canada, Table 46-10-0092-01