I see a ton of posts in this community about whether the OP is doing "okay". Do they have enough assets, are they saving enough, etc. I recently stumbled upon the 2022 Credit Suisse Global Wealth Report and it had some really interesting summary stats about the state of the Canadian household. While data is never perfect, this is about as close to gold star as you can get.

Link to Report: https://www.credit-suisse.com/about-us/en/reports-research/global-wealth-report.html

In USD (Pg 44 of Report)

• The mean-average Canadian adult is worth 409K (about 570 CAD)
• The median-average Canadian adult is 151k (211 CAD) –
  • the gap here is smaller than the US (579k mean vs. 93k median)
• about 50% of assets are in real assets – homes, etc.
• The other 50% are in financial assets – stocks, bonds, etc.
• Probably news to nobody, Canada has a larger share of it's assets in real assets than the US (50% vs. 30%)
• About 45% (rounding off a graph) of Canadians are worth less than 100k USD (~CAD 140k)
• Breaking down the other 55%, 50% of it (in absolute percentages) are worth less than USD 1M (1.4M Canadian). What does that mean? There are far fewer "housing Millionaires" than I think the average person would believe – everyone has massive mortgages.
• We are a fair bit poorer than the US but our level of inequality is far less. Canada ranks favourably against other large Nations in terms of inequality – Close to Western European Nations – France, Germany, UK; better than Brazil, India, Russia, and the United States

Enjoy!