10 Canadian Cities Quietly Turning Into Ghost Towns by 2026

10 Canadian Cities Quietly Turning Into Ghost Towns by 2026

Discover the shocking truth behind Canada’s quietest cities. From Thunder Bay to Prince Albert, these 10 cities are slowly turning into ghost towns due to harsh climates, limited job opportunities, and rising living costs. Find out which city tops the list, why residents are leaving, and which ones are still worth a visit. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more Canadian real estate and city insights!
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Timestamps

00:00 — Intro
00:35 — Number 10 — Thunder Bay, Ontario
02:42 — Number 9 — Saint John, New Brunswick
04:37 — Number 8 — Prince Rupert, British Columbia
06:43 — Number 7 — Timmins, Ontario
08:41 — Number 6 — Fort St. John, British Columbia
10:50 — Number 5 — Saguenay, Quebec
12:46 — Number 4 — Windsor, Ontario
14:32 — Number 3 — Corner Brook, Newfoundland & Labrador
16:31 — Number 2 — Sudbury, Ontario
18:22 — Number 1 — Prince Albert, Saskatchewan
20:41 — Closing Conclusion


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