Record Household Debt Risks Recession & Defaults $1.77 Debt Per $1 Earned
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Published3 months ago
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Standing Committee on Finance (FINA) - Meeting No. 31
Full proceedings from Thursday, March 26, 2026 – West Block, Room 025-BCanadians are drowning in debt — and Parliament is talking about it.For every dollar earned, Canadian households now carry roughly $1.77 in debt. Quality of life isn’t a luxury anymore — many families are simply trying to survive. In this critical meeting of the Standing Committee on Finance, MPs confront the economic pressures hitting households across the country.Watch the full, unedited exchanges in proper context as committee members question witnesses and debate fiscal policy that directly affects your wallet, your housing costs, and your future.No clips taken out of context. No added commentary. Just the raw parliamentary record so you can judge for yourself.Source:
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