Despite easing inflation and interest rate cuts, affordability is still top of mind for the majority of Canadians according to a new poll. The Ipsos poll, done exclusively for Global News, found 43 per cent of Canadians worry they don’t have enough money for food – and that number is even higher among parents. Ipsos’ Kyle Braid breaks down the numbers.
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43% of Canadians worry they don’t have enough money for food: poll
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