Rent CAD 1200 for my own apartment with two bedrooms and one large living room

utilities 150

healthcare: free in Canada

Groceries for one person: 400 Canadian per month

Movies: 12 Cad per person

one month public transport pass: 70 CAD

Rent: $1400 (water & heat included) 1600 square feet loft. Open concept. Second Floor walk up in the historic district the "Old Port".

Utilities: Electric is $30, Cable + phone + internet = $130

Transportation: I walk everywhere but the metro costs $2.75 a ride. Cabs rides are about $17 for a 10 min ride tip included.

Food: About $300 a month on groceries. Dinning out is expensive. A burger will cost you at least $11.

Recreation: Movies are $13 a ticket

Rent: 900, for a modern 1 bedroom condo with all the amenities in a town 60 km north of Montreal

Utilities- approx. 60 per month

Food: approx 600 per month for two adults

Healthcare: Canada has national healthcare paid for by the employer however every working adult in Quebec must pay up to 1,000 per year for prescription drug insurance

Recreation: About 200-300 per month including eating out, the odd show,etc

Transportation: approx $500 per month for car loan plus $200 per month for gas plus about 2,000 per year in repairs and maintenance

Consumption taxes: 5% National sales tax, 7.5% Quebec sales tax plus excise taxes on fuel, cigarettes and booze

Municipal and school taxes: about 1,400 per year

Montreal may be one of the most reasonably-priced urban cultural centres in North America... especially in the Mile-End neighbourhood which lies just north of Rue Mont-Royal between Ave de Parc and Rue St. Denis.

Rent: $470 - $500 CAD per month to share a 3 bedroom (much more common and reasonable than living alone in the city)

Utilities: ~$100/month (HydroQuebec, internet) per household, ~$200/month in the winter

Transportation: $2.75 metro/bus (but closer to $40/month unlimited student metro pass, $80/month for full-fare unlimited)
Extremely bike-friendly in warmer months -- Bike paths that run both N-S and E-W at several locations. Seriously more efficient getting around than the Metro.

Recreation: Average concert price: $10 - 20
Average meal price (per person): $12-14

Neighbourhood: Young, slightly hip. Hassidim population is concentrated here, but generally not obtrusive.

Residential Parking: $75/ sticker

Rent: 987$ (suburb Longueuil, very nice first floor of house with yard)

Electricity: 150$

Cable/Phone/high Internet: 120$

Long Distances: 20$

House Insurance: 360$

Groceries: 500$

Transportation: 1256$ (unlimited monthly pass to Montreal)

Car permit: 86$