Mm you might be able to find a comparable paying job in Toronto. I really only know about London in the UK because that's where I was job hunting and have a few friends (who also make a lot of money but have very stressful and demanding jobs), so you can make your calculations from that reference point. I actually was chatting with one of them after the most recent terrorist attack in London, and he was saying he was considering moving away. So I said hey, maybe you could join me in Canada! Immediately he said "the pay is shit." So obviously he wasn't serious, but I thought it was hilarious how he talked about moving away but was so quick to comment on the low pay. Of course there are many sacrifices we all have to make when we immigrate to a new country, and to many people, it's not worth it.
Also, I think there are real estate deals to be found in Canada. You just have to do your homework and treat house hunting as a job. One reason real estate prices have been so high in the bigger cities like Toronto and Vancouver is because a lot of Chinese investors bought a lot of property in prior years, until the federal government got rid of the investor class stream of immigration in late 2014 or early 2015. Prices are softening now. I need to do a lot more research closer to my move date, but I think there are deals to be found, just as there are over here in New York. Real estate is notoriously expensive here, but I have found affordable deals here.