Classification of shelter cost to income ratio: spending 30% or more of income on shelter costs

What this source can establish

The standard classification category for households spending 30 percent or more of total income on shelter costs, as in force on the freeze date. Establishes the 30-percent threshold the affordability test uses; it carries no Edmonton data.

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Statistics Canada

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policy-document

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2026-05-07

Retrieved

2026-09-02

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