Canada Sees 50% Increase in Households Struggling to Make Ends Meet

Tuesday, 10 September 2024, 12:54

Canada saw a 50% increase in the share of households struggling to make ends meet. This alarming trend was highlighted in the latest 2022 Canadian Housing Survey by Statistics Canada. The survey reveals the escalating challenges facing nearly a third of Canadian households in managing basic living costs amid rising inflation.
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Canada Sees 50% Increase in Households Struggling to Make Ends Meet

Escalating Financial Struggles in Canada

The 2022 Canadian Housing Survey underscores the alarming reality where nearly a third of Canadian households face significant financial challenges. This represents a 50% increase from previous years, reflecting ongoing economic stress.

Key Findings from the Survey

  • 33% of households report difficulty in making ends meet.
  • Highest struggles reported among low-income families.
  • Rising housing costs and inflation are primary contributors.

In conclusion, the findings from Statistics Canada highlight the growing need for strategic financial planning and a review of economic policies to support those most impacted by these financial burdens.


This article was prepared using information from open sources in accordance with the principles of Ethical Policy. The editorial team is not responsible for absolute accuracy, as it relies on data from the sources referenced.


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