Canadians Spent More on Taxes Than Basic Necessities in 2025: Study
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A study by the Fraser Institute reveals that Canadian families spent more on taxes than basic necessities such as food, shelter, and clothing combined in 2025. The average Canadian family dedicates approximately 42% of its income to taxes, while around 36% goes towards essential needs. This finding highlights the significant financial burden taxes place on Canadian households.
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