I am thinking that they are including students who are part time workers in the category of people making less than $50,000 per year - I would also be intrigued to see if they started adding people up who were on government assistance and programs like AISH (which is ridiculously low) and start to see the numbers drop or at least give a fuller picture as to the incidence of people making less than $50,000.
That isn't even beginning to mention the disparity from region to regions especially with regards to housing costs.
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