Jordan Peterson Lists Toronto Home for $2.2M, Relocates to Arizona

Jordan Peterson, the Canadian author and clinical psychologist known for his controversial views and cultural commentary, is officially relocating to the United States, listing his Toronto home for $2.2 million. The five-bedroom, three-bathroom home in Toronto's Seaton Village, which the Peterson family has owned since 1999, is described as architecturally distinct with extensive recent renovations, including a wellness zone and a loft retreat. Peterson cited dissatisfaction with the Canadian government, particularly criticizing the Liberal administration under Justin Trudeau, high taxes, and regulatory pressures from the Ontario College of Psychologists, which demanded he undergo social media training following contentious public statements. His daughter, Mikhaila Fuller, confirmed that the move is to be closer to her family in Paradise Valley, Arizona, and that her parents will not be repurchasing a home in Toronto. This relocation reflects Peterson's ongoing battle against what he perceives as authoritarianism in Canada, and marks a significant shift as he leaves behind a city and country he once called home amid growing political and professional pressures. The move has attracted attention due to Peterson's high-profile cultural stance and the symbolism of his departure from Canada.