Canadians' collective household debt has climbed to $1.8 trillion as an international financial group sounds an early warning that the country's banking system is at risk from rising debt levels.
Equifax Canada says consumers now owe $1.821 trillion including mortgages as of the fourth-quarter of 2017, marking a six per cent increase from a year earlier.
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Have you been following the B.C. killer whale calf rescue efforts?
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Do you agree with using surplus federal and military buildings for residential housing?
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| Unsure: | 443 |
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Should the federal government cut programs and staff to balance the budget before adding new taxes?
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| Unsure: | 438 |
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