Canadians taxed heavily as spending shifts nationwide
Statistics Canada reports higher taxes and shelter take up nearly half of expenditures while clothing and food spend declines. The average household spent $46,500 in 1998, up 1.6 percent from 1997, with personal taxes the largest single outlay and rising home computer and internet use.
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