Young Canadians Anxiously Await Federal Budget
For many students across Canada, affordability is a top concern as the federal budget is set to be tabled next week.
The youth unemployment rate has edged up to almost 15% in September, according to Statistics Canada.
"We all want a reliable future at this stage in our lives," said Graham Baskin, a student at Carleton University.
Prime Minister Mark Carney has warned of "challenges" and "sacrifices" in the upcoming budget, leaving students like Baskin worried about their future.
Students are bracing themselves for potential changes that could impact their affordability and job prospects.
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