Are you a Canadian over 60 living with your adult children? Share your story
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Are you a Canadian over 60 living with your adult children? Share your story
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Intergenerational households are on the rise in Canada, as families find value in staying together under the same roof.
Over the last few decades, households where parents, adult children and their own kids are all living together – as well as multiple families sharing a home – has jumped by 45 per cent.
For some people, these types of communal arrangements are more valuable i…
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