It's no secret that the rising cost of living has significantly influenced the spending habits of Canadians coast to coast. Within Quebec, various financial aid programs cater to low-income residents including the Shelter Allowance Program.
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It's no secret that the rising cost of living has significantly influenced the spending habits of Canadians coast to coast. Within Quebec, various financial aid programs cater to low-income residents including the Shelter Allowance Program.
Montreal's once-affordable rental market is showing signs of change. While the city has long been known for its relatively reasonable living costs, recent reports show rent prices are still going up and a wave of anxiety is washing over Montreal tenants, changing how many live.
To the surprise of no one, the cost of living has had a major impact on people's spending habits. For many Canadians, prioritizing savings or seeking financial aid has become essential. The Quebec government offers a range of financial aid programs for low-income residents including a solidarity tax credit, social assistance, and the basic income program, to name a few. Additionally, residents have the option of applying to the provincial Shelter Allowance Program, designed to assist those struggling to cover their rent.