Publications
| Title | Child Benefits: Kids are Still Hungry | |
| Date | Autumn 1998 | |
| No. | Report No. 104 |
A further critique of the Canada Child Tax Benefit and the clawback of benefits from families on welfare. The report estimates that only 17 percent of poor single-parent families and 59 percent of poor two-parent families with children are better off financially because of the new federal benefit. The rest of the families have the increase in benefits clawed back by provincial or territorial governments.
Press Release: Clawback of Canada Child Tax Benefit Discriminates Against Single-Parent Mothers, says Welfare Council
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