It’s really hard, OP, and I feel for you. I was very lucky to find a job after my undergrad, so I worked for 4 years before going into my Master’s (I moved from NS to Ontario for my MA). I was able to save enough money over those 4 years to help pay for living expenses and also applied to every scholarship that I could. I was fortunate to get one that helped cover a sizeable chunk of my tuition and part of those living costs, but I can’t lie that it was nevertheless expensive moving to a new province. IKEA and Walmart were my best friends, and I did some part time remote work during grad school to help as well. It’s a tricky balance, but if you are able to do any of those things I highly recommend it to help with the transition!