On a national accounting level, Canada's net worth increased by more than $9-billion in the third quarter to $6.8-trillion. That translates to $194,100 per person.

Consumer debt as a percentage of income is highest in BC, Alberta, and Ontario where house prices are highest

Canadian debt loads grew at their fastest pace in two years during the summer Canadian instalment loan borrower debt grew 2.3 per cent over the third-quarter of last year to an average of $22,849

It seems that while the economy can help consumers in addressing their debt problems, it can be very unstable. Because of this, every debtor and Canadian consumer must take action themselves to ensure that their debts stay within their control. Average consumer debt reaches $26,221

There is more debt in canada thehn ever before

Questions 1) Do you think it is the beginning of the recovery from a recession or a temporary sigh? (Explain) 2) In your own words, how does housing market depends and at the same time affects economy of the U.S?

Q1: What would be your solution to this inequality? Would it really affect people(help teachers; students; any consequences)? Q2: Would your choice be efficient to the state? What would be opportunity costs for your solution?