Canadians Pay More in Taxes Than for Necessities Combined, Report Finds

A new report indicates that the average Canadian family now pays more in taxes than for food, shelter, and clothing combined, a significant increase from 1961 when taxes accounted for only a third of income.

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Canadians pay more in taxes than for food, shelter and clothing combined, report finds

Fraser Institute tracked data since 1961, when the average Canadian family lost just a third of its income to taxes and spent more than half on necessities

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