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At home, Maya sees her parents going over bills. Her mom whispers, “We need to cut back again,” and Maya realizes how stressful low wages can be for families.
We need to cut back again....
Wages strongly affect a family’s quality of life because they determine whether people can pay for housing, food, and transportation. When wages are too low, families experience more stress and must make difficult financial decisions.
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At a community meeting, workers say, “We need higher wages to live decently!” while business owners respond, “If wages rise too fast, we won’t survive.” Later, Maya sees on the news that the government is slowly increasing the minimum wage.
I will slowly start to increase the minimum wage.
Workers generally support wage increases, but businesses worry about higher costs and possible layoffs. Governments respond by raising wages gradually to support workers while giving businesses time to adjust.
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Maya writes in her journal, “I give the minimum wage policy a 4/5 because it helps people, but wages still don’t match the high cost of living.” She later tells her class that wages shape everything from food to housing.
This policy helps protect workers and supports families, but it still needs improvements to match rising living costs. Economic factors like wages should guide Canada’s policies because they strongly affect people’s daily lives and long-term stability.

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