This affordable city has tons of open jobs and homes cost less than half the Ontario average
And no, you don't get paid in big nickels.😉

Downtown Sudbury. Right: Visitors at the Big Nickel.
If you're looking for the ideal location to settle down, this northern Ontario city has everything you dream of and more.
With its growing and thriving population, Greater Sudbury is catching the eye of Canadians who crave affordable housing, well-paying jobs and a place to call home, where urban living meets the beauty of the outdoors.
Right now, plenty of employers are looking for fresh talent in Greater Sudbury across all industries, from its growing healthcare sector to a whole host of trades. Plus, it's a great place to work.
In fact, Greater Sudbury was ranked the fourth-best place in Canada for youth to work by RBC and the 10th best for jobs overall by BMO. Moving to Greater Sudbury means you can enjoy the perks of a big-city lifestyle, ditch the commute, and still have cash to spare, thanks to the abundance of jobs that pay over $30 an hour.
For example, the City of Greater Sudbury reports an average registered nurse's salary is $41 an hour, heavy-duty mechanics make an average of $37 an hour, and electrical engineers collect an average of $55 per hour.
For those tired of the endless rental and roommate shuffle that’s so common in bigger Ontario cities like Toronto or Ottawa, Greater Sudbury provides one of the province's best chances for you to become a homeowner sometime this century.
With the average price of a single-family home sitting at around $479,000 in 2024, it’s nearly half the provincial average of $867,787. That means you can get more space, more privacy and more value for your cash.
Downtown SudburyCourtesy of City of Greater Sudbury
Settling down doesn’t mean settling for less in Greater Sudbury’s beautiful residential neighbourhoods. Whether you’re drawn to the charm and shopping convenience of New Sudbury or the waterfront serenity of Minnow Lake, you’re sure to find your perfect slice of paradise.
Kivi ParkCourtesy of City of Greater Sudbury
With two provincial parks within city limits, 330 lakes, picturesque hiking trails, and more than 20 languages spoken, Greater Sudbury is a vibrant and diverse place to plan your future.
Add competitive wages and affordable home prices, and moving to Greater Sudbury is a no-brainer option for those looking for a fresh start.
Whether you’re a young professional looking to grow in a buzzing business hub or a family searching for an affordable, spacious home, consider putting down roots in Greater Sudbury.
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