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Michelle Wojciechowski is a Gen Squeeze Practicum Student and guest blogger. Her writing 'spills the tea' about the worsening social determinants of health affecting younger generations of Canadians.

Michelle Wojciechowski is a Gen Squeeze Practicum Student and guest blogger. Her writing 'spills the tea' about the worsening social determinants of health affecting younger generations of Canadians.

The report, which analyzes the impacts of climate change in Canada, was posted to a government website with no fanfare on Thursday evening ahead of the Labour Day long weekend.

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Our Children’s Trust has supported youth plaintiffs in Canada since 2019, most recently in the youth-led federal climate case, La Rose v. His Majesty the King.

Rebuilding hope for younger generations must become a defining nation-building project of our time. It starts by acknowledging that Canada has become better at protecting the living standards people h...

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YouTube video by Angry Mortgage Podcast

Maybe Canada’s peak opportunity for young adults really was in the 70s and 80s? Statistics Canada (StatCan) data shows the median income didn’t budge at all in 2024 after inflation. Since peaking in 2021, the median income hasn’t made much progress after inflation—except for older Canadians. While older demographics continue to see their real (inflation-adjusted) […]

Should how you earn income matter less than how many people you support? A hidden tax penalty on families deserves more attention in Canada's fairness debate.

A new economic report released recently found that the expansion of affordable child care in Ontario has delivered billions of dollars in economic benefits for the province. The report, The Economic Impact of Affordable Child Care in Ontario, authored by economist Dr. Jim Stanford of the Centre for Future Work, estimates that Ontario’s gross domestic product (GDP) in 2024 was $13.6 billion higher than it would have been without the expansion of affordable child care beginning in 2019.

Should how you earn income matter less than how many people you support? A hidden tax penalty on families deserves more attention in Canada's fairness debate.

Vancouver Sun ePaper offers current issues of Vancouver Sun ePaper.

Mark Carney’s economic plan for Building Canada Strong is a medium-term project but Canadians shouldn’t have to wait years for meaningful financial relief.

Prices need to fall for younger Canadians – and for older homeowners, cannot be allowed to decline

Mark Carney’s economic plan for Building Canada Strong is a medium-term project but Canadians shouldn’t have to wait years for meaningful financial relief.

Canada isn't building a housing supply—it's building a nation of renters. New starts are half the target, and ownership construction is headed for a 30-year low.

Canada isn't building a housing supply—it's building a nation of renters. New starts are half the target, and ownership construction is headed for a 30-year low.

As older Canadians rally behind Prime Minister Mark Carney’s economic ‘safe harbour,’ younger generations remain split, exposing what pollsters say may be the new defining electoral fault line.

As older Canadians rally behind Prime Minister Mark Carney’s economic ‘safe harbour,’ younger generations remain split, exposing what pollsters say may be the new defining electoral fault line.

Prices need to fall for younger Canadians – and for older homeowners, cannot be allowed to decline

The Bank of Canada's reports on stakeholder views for the 2026 monetary policy framework renewal. Generation Squeeze argues in favour of an update to the Consumer Price Index.

A government that can’t even commit its ambitions to paper surely doesn’t stand a chance of fixing the housing crisis.

Michael Burns, chair of Enagage Canada, hopes the programme will teach young people new skills while addressing urgent national needs.

Generation Squeeze founder, Dr. Paul Kershaw joins Max Fawcett on his podcast ⁠Power Lines⁠. Their conversation sheds light on the growing generational divide in Canada and what we can do about it!

A new campaign calling to reverse the BC Property Tax Deferral reform, demonstrates how out of touch so many seniors are to the plight of youth today and the perils facing the future of this province.