Stats Canada has a large amount of great reports not just about the Canadian economy but about Canadian consumers and they are well worth reading.
In 2025, being considered ‘rich’ in Canada requires significantly higher income and net worth than in previous years. According to Statistics Canada, the top 1% of earners have an income threshold of approximately $250,000, while the top 20% of households hold an average net worth of $3.3 million. This article explores these updated figures and discusses the evolving definition of wealth in Canada.
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Delayed Financial Adulthood Stats Canada was emphasizing (back in 2007) that our children were becoming “Adults”, or acting like Adults later in life. What did they mean? The study, published in 2007 in Canadian Social… Read More »Delayed Transition to Adulthood?
The number of adults living with their parents is becoming larger as housing prices continue to sky rocket.
