Then move to Norway. 

No one in their right mind wants to setup a business in Norway and it costs $15 for a burger and $50,000 for a Toyota Camry.

After the cost of living adjustment, Norway is 5.92% poorer than Canada based on their purchasing power.

Here are some figures to consider:

Consumer Prices in Norway are 54.99% higher than in Canada
Consumer Prices Including Rent in Norway are 49.53% higher than in Canada
Rent Prices in Norway are 35.44% higher than in Canada
Restaurant Prices in Norway are 83.67% higher than in Canada
Groceries Prices in Norway are 45.31% higher than in Canada
Local Purchasing Power in Norway is 5.92% lower than in Canada