Cost of Living in Quebec City

U forgot To talk a bout malle sirup and poutine

Canada is far more expensive than people are being told....no one is accounting for property taxes which can be very significant ($3000 to $4000 in a small city), income tax (up to $50) combined w. city/provincial/GST taxes on most consumable items (except groceries, but there is tax on eating out) means that the average Canadian will work a fulltime job from January 01 until the END OF JUNE just to pay TAXES!! Groceries are not cheap, as even though we grow alot of food in Canada, most of our produce is imported from other countries. Electricity costs are increasing substantially in many provinces (ie. the winters are quite cold in most cities except for on the coast or in Southern Ontario where the cost of living in generally quite high, and summers throughout Canada can be hot requiring air conditioning), as well as water/sewer due to very old infrastructure which we don't have the tax base/population to fix/update. Insuring a vehicle can be expensive in some provinces w. private insurance, and gasoline prices are also rising considerably despite Alberta being oil-rich. Electric vehicles are beyond almost everyone's affordability except the upper-middle class (which doesn't include most professionals like teachers, nurses, engineers, etc.) and upper class. Also government mismanagement means that heating (natural gas) is increasing in cost also, plus our federal and provincial governments have incredible levels of debt, similar to the USA. Canada is NOT the inexpensive paradise that most people think it is. Plus the cold winters limit how much people can comfortably/easily get out to socialize, which people from the EU, Middle East, South and Central America and Asia generally find difficult and affects their quality of life. We work alot and have short summers. I was born and raised here. Something to seriously consider.

How is the average payment there in Quebec?
like if you go any job there can you get at least money enough for your rent and for the electricity etc. + food? or do you need a second job I got a Culinary school degree but probably will look for another job than the Kitchen, so that's why I'm asking if you can live in Canada with 1 any kind of Job

Myself and My Wife earning a salary of AED 20000/- (CAD-6500/-) and living in Dubai.I am into finance with 8 Years Exp and my wife into S/W Testing with 5 Years of Exp.Will we get a job in Canada.We are newly married and wish to migrate to Canada.Please advise.Is it worth migrating and in such a case how much should be our min Salary.We are vegetarians and no drinks or smoke.Awaiting your responses and advise please.