US EditionWhy some families are leaving Toronto for other parts of Ontario
Families cite unaffordable housing, safety, and school access for leaving Toronto; 77% of new housing starts are city-led to address affordability, officials say.
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‘I started crying’: Why some families are leaving Toronto for other parts of Ontario
Andrea Griffith thought an annual income of $200,000 would be enough. Enough to stay in Toronto, enough to buy a modest home and enough to build life with her partner and their young daughter.
Toronto Exodus: Families Move to Ontario's Heartland
Archyde The Great GTA Exodus: Why 35,000+ Families Are Rethinking the Toronto Dream A $200,000 income used to signal stability in Toronto. Now, for a growing number of families, it’s a… You can read the full story here: Toronto Exodus: Families Move to Ontario’s Heartland.
High Housing Prices and Other Reasons Have Led to 35,000 Households Leaving Toronto in the Past Year
Latest data from Environics Analytics shows that over 35,000 households left the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) in the past year, with the most popular choices being Simcoe County, Hamilton, and London. Those moving out of the province mostly went to Alberta. Dozens of families leaving the GTA told CTV that their reasons for moving included high cost of living, poor school districts, safety concerns, and low quality of life. For a growing number of …
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