A new report shows Prince Edward Islanders making minimum wage had to work 75 hours a month to afford their rent last year, at least if they were living in a two-bedroom apartment in Charlottetown, Cornwall or Stratford.
A new report shows Prince Edward Islanders making minimum wage had to work 75 hours a month to afford their rent last year, at least if they were living in a two-bedroom apartment in Charlottetown, Cornwall or Stratford.
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