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Millions of Canadians could be impacted when CERB ends, according to the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives

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Since the Canada Emergency Response benefit was first introduced back in March more than 8 and a half million Canadians have applied for CERB.

But the program is set to go away as of October 3rd and a study has found that will leave more than a million people in a dire financial situation.

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