Most likely not. The following CRA information describes how you may be able to claim moving expenses in the following year if your home did not sell until then. Waiting six years to sell your home is beyond the time frame given to complete your move.
https://www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency/services/tax/individuals/topics/about-your-tax-return/tax-re...
There are Moving Expense deductions available if your old home was vacant and you were making an effort to sell it during this time, however, your decision to sell after this length of time would definitely disqualify you for claiming any of these deductions as well.
"Cost to maintain the old home when vacant (line 12)
You can claim, to a maximum of $5,000, interest, property taxes,
insurance premiums, and the cost of heating and utilities expenses
you paid to maintain your old home when it was vacant after you
moved, and during a period when reasonable efforts were made to
sell the home.
You cannot claim these costs during a period when the old home
was rented. The costs must have been incurred when your old
home was not ordinarily occupied by you or any other person who
ordinarily resided with you at the old home just before the move".
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