Amid skyrocketing costs, a recent Leger poll found two thirds of Canadian's already in dire straits report their financial situation having worsened, writes Heather Scoffield.
Chances are that if a pollster asked just about anyone in Canada if they have anxiety over their personal finances, the answer would be “yes.”
So it’s no surprise that when the United Way commissioned Leger pollsters to measure financial anxiety levels across the country, the results came back with a resounding “of course.”
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