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44 inch antique sink broken. what next?

The day came and I cracked my old triple bowl sink after pouring boiling water down the drain. It was beautiful, but the triple bowl was inconvenient so I am not as sad as you wuld think. I don't want to change the counter/cabinets, so I assume I will have to get a sink the same size, or larger.


My idea is a large single bowl sink with a drainboard on the side (my counters are wood, so I don't want to put any drainers elsewhere). Or two large bowls (large enough for bit stock pans) and a small drainer. I definitely don't need three bowls.


I've been looking everywhere (I am in Canada) for something this size, and the options are very thin, and the ones I've seen are either hypermodern and 3K. Smaller options look better, but not sure how they can work without a massive reno. Right now I am dealing with a lot of stuff, and cannot financially or mentally afford a large reno.


Any suggestions?


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