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In toronto area ppl with no credit usually start with renting basements.

then you can claim spousal support money from her.

Its initial settlement amount, that OP needs to live in BC, without any salary, for 1 yr. (rent+transit+day to day expenses)

60,000 CAD

there is freedom of speech as well, oh you may not have heard about that.

did you read the original post ? OP is a single male/female with visiting parents.

Montreal wud be better in every aspect. I was checking some rentals in Mississauga and 1 bed room rents have soared to 2100$/month in old dilapidated buildings near square one . Sorry to say but I dont think quality of life is good here. Not sure about the parameters of the study which say...

Montreal maybe more suitable for your budget and IT job. Else St.Catherines looks like a good bet.

Do you plan to return by rail/road/air or sea/water ? In-case its not air, you shd be fine.

I agree

start here https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/summary-of-eligibility-requirements-for-all-express-entry-pnp-streams.432937/

Not sure, if there are any investment visas up for grabs. Maybe you can research those.

what about structural civil engineering ?

That 1 guy must have a very niche skill like Google/Facebook creator that's why he is not able to find a job in world's largest economy. But for others Niagara/near Niagara will happen if salaries dont keep up with rents. just FYI: Toronto has now surpassed Vancouver as costliest city.

maybe due to weather ? sab kuch thanda hai yahan ?? Sometime I wonder, is Australia better for immigrants, seeing ppl enjoying weather, Grand Slams happening, All kind of sporting events taking place. OR Whether I am used to having ppl around, casually talking to neighbors, taking strolls...

beach house where ?? Goa ? or Andaman ??

Agree, probably it makes more sense to rent an apartment or basement (if apt not possible) and later on maybe retire in areas like Windsor or farther out in more affordable areas. Dont know whether pension etc wud be enuff to retire though, since savings are not enough for GTA residents.

give it time.

https://torontolife.com/real-estate/what-happens-to-a-city-when-the-next-generation-of-teachers-cops-nurses-and-firefighters-decide-to-leave/

I know ppl in IT who got their 1st job after 3-4 months. For Mech Engg's would suggest to hold your Fort for 6 months without being disheartened.