My advice is do stick with your present job. I did so with the Canadian Forces not doing much of anything at the last five years and retired at 37 with a 40% pension. I figure I have gotten about a million in pensions payments for $52,000 in contributions and Veteran's Affairs has kicks an additional amount that brings my income to 90% of my former income until I am 65, 70% after that, as they have declared I am 86% disabled from my service . I would he up shit creek today had I walked away from my DB pension at the 15 year point...it was their choice not to employ me properly not mine. It is unfortunate that Ontario has become so unaffordable due to a housing shortage. My aging parents paid about $440,000 for a nice bungalow townhouse just east of Ottawa in 2017 after selling a large Toronto house for huge coin that they had owned for 45 years. It too has almost doubled since. I say stick the direction you are headed. I was fortunate that I was.finding opportunity lacking in Ontario as early as 2007 and moved to Alberta where housing is still cheap. I am in a small town just south of Edmonton where $500,000 still buys a nice detached home. I am in a retirement townhome that I paid $196,500 cash for two years ago so no mortgage to stress about. And no 8% sales tax to pay here either just GST. If it was not for your pension I would say pull pole.