Dictionary, Census of Population, 2021: shelter-cost-to-income ratio

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Statistics Canada's definition of the shelter-cost-to-income ratio and its classification of households by whether they spend less than 30 percent, or 30 percent or more, of income on shelter. Establishes the threshold wording the affordability test applies; it carries no Edmonton figures.

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