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Canadian Millennials More Likely to Live with Parents, StatsCan Reports
A new report from Statistics Canada reveals that millennials in Canada are significantly more likely to live with their parents than previous generations, such as baby boomers, were at the same age.
6 May, 20:29 — 7 May, 02:33
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Millennials more likely to live with their parents than past generations: StatsCan report
Analysis of data from three census cycles showed that 16.3 per cent of millennials aged 25 to 39 were living with parents in 2021, whereas 8.2 per cent of baby boomers in 1991 were doing the same. But the high cost of housing wasn't entirely to blame, according to Statistics Canada.
Read full article →national-postMostly Factual101d ago
Canada’s millennials twice as likely to live with parents as boomers once were
While rates were high in Toronto and Vancouver, where housing is especially costly, the trend is not entirely a result of affordability challenges
By Bloomberg News
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