120,000 and Counting The Countries Stealing Canada's People

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Is the Canadian Dream fading? In 2025, over 120,000 citizens and permanent residents left Canada for good—and early data shows this "Great Exodus" is only accelerating in 2026. From the housing crisis to stagnant wages, the reasons are clear, but the real question is: Where is everyone going? In this video, we dive deep into the official data to reveal the top 3 destinations capturing the hearts (and bank accounts) of former Canadians. Whether you're feeling the squeeze of Toronto rents or looking for a better work-life balance, these are the countries providing a "Plan B" for thousands. What You’ll Learn in This Video: The Shocking Stats: Breaking down the 120,000+ exodus and the 500,000 temporary residents also heading for the exits. The "Why" Behind the Move: A look at the affordability crisis, job market struggles, and the "quality of life" dip. The Top 3 Destinations: We count down the surprising countries Canadians are choosing for better pay, lower taxes, and a fresh start. Canada vs. The World: How do the UK, Mexico, and the USA actually compare when it comes to housing and cost of living? Are you thinking about leaving Canada? Or do you know someone who already has? Watch until the end to see the #1 destination (it’s a massive 48% of all moves!) and join the conversation in the comments below. 🔔 Subscribe for more deep dives into the Canadian economy, real estate market updates, and migration trends. 📍 Leaving the GTA? If you have a house or condo to sell before your big move, give me a call! Call/Text me directly: 416-845-9872 Book a call with me https://calendly.com/sjksellgta/30min Email: [email protected] #CanadaExodus #MovingFromCanada #CostOfLiving #CanadianRealEstate #Expats #USA #Mexico #UK #FinancialFreedom #CanadianDream John Karimzad Broker Direct 416-845-9872 Office 905-475-4750 Re/Max Excel Realty Ltd, Brokerage Each office is individually owned and operated. It is not intended to solicit buyers or sellers under contract. Source, Treb, BOC, CMHC, Google. This is not financial, tax or legal advice, just my opinion and for entertainment purposes only