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Christmas and Debt
What to Do When the Holidays Feel Too Expensive Christmas is often called the most wonderful time of the year, but for many Canadians, it’s also the most financially stressful. The cost of gifts, special meals, decorations, and travel can pile up quickly. When money is tight, that pressure can feel overwhelming. That’s why it’s important to talk about money saving tips for Christmas  and what to do when you can’t afford Christmas gifts ,, because no one should feel burdened


Financial Literacy Month 2025: Small Steps Toward a Stronger Future
November is Financial Literacy Month in Canada, a time to recognize that financial education is more than just budgeting spreadsheets. It’s about having peace of mind about your money decisions and laying the groundwork for a stable future. At Christians Against Poverty Canada (CAP), we work with individuals and families across Canada who often find themselves overwhelmed not just by debt, but by the feeling that there’s no clear way forward. That’s why financial literacy mat


“You Don't Want to Answer Your Phone": Alexa’s Story of Debt, Hope, and Healing
Like many Canadians, Alexa carried a financial burden she didn’t know how to talk about. The shame, the silence, and the fear of answering the phone all became part of her everyday life. Until friends at CAP stepped in.


Seven Smart Tips for Back-to-School Without Breaking the Bank
Image by gpointstudio on Freepik Heading back to the classroom can be a financial headache. For many of us, the costs of supplies,...


June 2021 Newsletter
Find out how Churches across Canada have been creative as they support their communities throughout the Covid-19 Pandemic.
Courageous clients during a pandemic
As told by Rebekah Smylie, Head of Debt Operations CAP Canada As we sit here today, in the middle of lockdown number three here in...
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