The economy's forcing people to live with exes | Cost of Living

Divorce in this economy? Some Canadians are choosing to live with their ex because housing costs are just too high. Also on the show, who gets hurt most by tariffs? Steel, cars, forestry — some Canadian industries are feeling the sting, while others carry on as usual. We look at why tariffs can be both terrible and tolerable. Plus, why more hotels are renting rooms by the hour (and not only the way you think). Apps like Dayuse and BYHOURS are letting people book a nap, a swim or a few hours of downtime.

00:00 - Intro
01:58 - Who the tariffs hurt most
12:11 - Why more hotels are renting by the hour
16:44 - Divorce? In this housing market?!

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