Moving into my place in Iqaluit (HIGHEST RENT IN CANADA)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ม.ค. 2020
- No more hotel WOO....It's finally time to move into my two bedroom apartment!
Check out episode 3 in my Arctic teacher series here in beautiful Iqaluit, Nunavut, Canada.
Let's Go!
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Cool channel, im from Iqaluit and lived here most of my life. Welcome 🙂
Thanks Evan, can you show more of the area such as the school, churches, etc... thanks.
TORONTO CANADA TOO IS THE HIGHEST COST LIVING IN CANADA BUT FOR ME CANADA IS AMAZING COUNTRY IN THE NORTH AMERICA I LOVE CANADA🇨🇦
I think Vancouver is way more expensive
It was but his housing cost, high food prices, long waits for healthcare, and increase in homelessness is making it go down.
Wow man. My wife and I are headed up to Iqaluit in September and are having a massive challenge finding lodging anywhere near affordable (it doesn't exist). Nunavut has been on my list for awhile, only NWT left for me. I know I'm going to enjoy your series, keep up the great work!
Thanks for watching! And good luck on your apartment/house hunt...I've seen a few more apartment units being built in the downtown area!
Did u have luck finding a place
Hi! I just found your channel! I'm a teacher too but south in Northern Manitoba. ... BUT .... My biological Mother and many family from her side resides in Iqualuit! I never met them (yet) but I would love to one day! The most northern place where I taught was Brochet, Manitoba and it was a fly-in-only community. Are you still teaching there this year?? Many of the schools around me have been either 1/2 time in-person or remote-learning due to Covid. .. ... The school where I teach has been open the whole entire 2020/21 year so far. (I teach in Cormorant Lake but I live in The Pas.) I'm looking forward to watching your other videos ... Take Care! ☀😊
Great footage and info, thanks for sharing. It's beautiful there! Looks like I'll get offered a teaching position in the coming days at Nakasuk Elm, grade 5. Hoping to connect to see what I could bring to help out with library resources, any advice, etc.
Thanks for watching Sean! Of course, its a pretty great team here.
@@Evantures do you still live in iqauit or have you moved
Leagues better accommodations than what I had twenty years ago. Lucky!
Telling my sister to sub too! Haha
Great video man!!
thanks Kevin!
Thanks for documenting your experiences and travel around Iqaluit.
I worked for the then named Fisheries Research Board in 1970.
At 17 yrs old, I found a summer job near my home west of Montreal, introducing me to Dr Edward Grainger, he sending me to then called Frobisher Bay, helping prepare launch and work with scientists on board MV Calanus.
While it is a stark and shrubless most times, your capture of the ground hugging plants and a Bee?
Thanks for the memories.
David Lynch
Hey, just discovered your channel, when I was doing some virtual Nunavut tourism. I’m an elementary school ESL teacher in Quebec. If you ever need material, I compose my own songs, and there are activity sheets that go with them. It’s ESL for French speaking kids, but it could be useful for you. And the songs are pretty good, much better than public domain nursery rhymes anyway.
mr andrew esl that sounds amazing . Our school has an ESL teacher I’ll have to pass along some of the songs / worksheets ! Can’t wait to check out your stuff
Muskoka rent is around $2k for a one bedroom with no assistance available.
Wonder what rents are like up there now?
May just move.
At least income would pay better than down here
I just liked your video about the blizzard, and when I clicked the like button it said "this video does not exist". Did it get blown away by the blizzard or what? You're so lucky to be stuck in a blizzard in Iqaluit, that sounds like so much fun (yes I mean that, and yes I'm weird). Besides you kinda had that coming for your crack about Ottawa being the same temperature as Iqaluit. You pissed of mother nature, lol. Good luck with that! ;)
I re uploaded that video! Just had to fix the Audio
Nice apt. Need to hang the TV though.
Hey Evan it's me Robert
Hi EvanturesTV, Thanks for sharing. It is definitely a good way to learn more about Iqaluit. My question: I saw that the apartment was furnished. Did you buy all the things in advance or was the apartment already furnished (sofa, bed, washer, dryer)? Thank you for your reply :)
Hey Christian! This unit was fully furnished! But with a government job they'll pay to ship all of your furniture/ belongings if you choose!
@@Evantures Thank you very much !!!!
Hi Evan it’s my ethan from school in Stephens class
Nice evan hows things havent talked to you in while its chris north of kingston hope your well
My teacher Alli is in your old class Even
Which territory is developing faster: Yukon, Nunavut or the Northwest Territories??
I lived in Iqualuit from May to September in 1987. It used to be called Frobisher Bay but they changed it that summer I think. Anyway, if you think rent is expensive, wait until you go buy food. It's cheaper to order 1000 bucks worth of food from Montreal and just fly it in.
You remember the tricks of the trade! They have a Northmart now with a bit more "affordable" prices... Orange juice still $23+
Lots of families used to get together and place huge dry goods orders for the summer sea lift. Leave the store for fresh veggies.
Interesting my fiji friend just moved back there married to someone from there
Hi Evan, awesome channel! I've subscribed. Question: did your apartment come furnished?
Hey thanks Pierluca! Yep it came furnished (you get to decide) it’s an extra $40 / month
@@Evantures Nice! Thanks for the info. I just graduated from from teacher's college and I'm thinking of coming up. Your channel has been super helpful!
is there a home depot out there?
i;m sure there are no senior citizens . their OAS would barely cover a 1 room shack
No Home Depot but one basic hardware store ! There’s a fair amount of elders here, theres an elders support program in Nunavut !
oh wow. How are the apartment prices there? I was looking online but couldnt find anything.
I would say a 2 bedroom apartment with no subsidies would be around $2750-3000
@@Evantures tabarnak that's expensive. Do you manage to save a lot of money?
@@Evantureshow much subsidy can we get from govt
i want to work as a nurse there one day!
Lots of opportunities in the north ☃️
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yo i think we live in the same apartment complex
I am curious to know what they pay you to teach there? It's got to be more than if you were working anywhere else in Canada right? Because how else would you/anyone be able to afford an apartment and the move down there otherwise. The other thing I don't understand is why so often they have to outsource for these type of jobs, and do you see that changing in the near future seeing as that there are more young people there now than ever before, which means they should be seeing their own baby boom so to speak, should they not? Would it not be easier for the government to put more funds into training the people who are already there to do jobs like yours, seeing as that would help with their housing costs and they already live there, and don't plan to leave? I'm not criticizing you for being there, or taking the job (they wouldn't hire you if they didn't need you obviously). I'm just a little confused as to why they need you there (no offense intended). Who knows maybe you can inspire some of your students to want to become teachers themselves!
Great question, and you'd be correct. Pay is significantly higher (2nd highest in Canada) for that exact reason.
No offence taken. As much as I love it up here my hope is that my position won't be necessary anymore... and there is an NTEP (Northern Teacher Education Program) in place from the Nunavut Arctic College here in Iqaluit. It's still a small program and doesn't produce nearly enough qualified Inuktitut teachers, but it's a start. Thanks for your concern , and for watching !
@@Evantures where is the highest one in Canada?
I'm curious - why is rent so high? From a supply and demand point of view, it's not a place, generally speaking, where people flock to.
@R.C. who's 'they'?
@R.C. I generally don't waste my time asking questions I know the answer too.
Why be so obtuse? Unless of course you're just chatting nonsense.
Hello! I am American and I want to visit Nunavut someday, likely Iqaliut first since it’s the most easily accessible of any place in Nunavut. Do you have any ideas on how to feasibly do that?
Also thanks for showing off your apartment and the nearby area, very different from my hometown that’s for sure :)
You can get flight of iqaluit from Ottawa city.
Hi Please, how is life in that province? I want to immigrate to it. My family and I are Muslim. Are there Muslims there?
No, there aren't any really. Don't think you'd be very welcome too, just my impression
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Are you Even if it is I miss you
2600 for a two bedroom apartment? That's what we call a regular Tuesday in Miami. Messed up tho
Iqaluits no Miami 😅 but government jobs have a northern allowance $15K extra for Food/ Living .
@@Evantures This allowance is only for Govt jobs or all kind of jobs ?
Miami is a million times better then Iqaluit
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Why do'nt you move to NYC and pay that rent instead of being in the middle of nowhere. 😮 😢 😂