In Canada the leading aspect of poverty is low income. The lack of income causes people to have poor judgment, for instance, alcoholism, homelessness, drugs, dropping out of school, and refusing to work. The poverty rate appears higher in immigrants, aboriginals and people with disabilities. Over 50% of poor Canadians rely on food banks and social assistance. Most Canadians in poverty are caused by personal issues; the loss of health and the loss of spouse or family member. Personal issue is difficult to control and have lead these individuals of Canada to poverty.