Young Canadians are increasingly miserable. Government priorities show why

No specific numeric data is given; the article argues that government budgets materially shape Canadians' living conditions and that current life-satisfaction ratings reflect the consequences of policy choices. This is a commentary linking fiscal policy to public wellbeing and is not an immediate market-moving development.

Analysis

No specific numeric data is given; the article argues that government budgets materially shape Canadians' living conditions and that current life-satisfaction ratings reflect the consequences of policy choices. This is a commentary linking fiscal policy to public wellbeing and is not an immediate market-moving development.