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Canadians need an income of $155,850 to be happy, researchers say. Map shows cost per city

A study suggests that Canadians require an annual income of $155,850 to achieve happiness, based on research analyzing regional cost-of-living differences. The findings include a map illustrating the varying financial thresholds needed for happiness across different Canadian cities. Researchers emphasize that this figure reflects the economic conditions necessary for well-being, though the methodology and data sources were not detailed in the article.

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Canadians need an income of $155,850 to be happy, researchers say. Map shows cost per city

A study suggests that Canadians require an annual income of $155,850 to achieve happiness, based on research analyzing regional cost-of-living differences. The findings include a map illustrating the varying financial thresholds needed for happiness across different Canadian cities. Researchers emphasize that this figure reflects the economic conditions necessary for well-being, though the methodology and data sources were not detailed in the article.

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