Recent research unveiled intriguing new data on divorce risk factors, highlighting how certain variables contribute to the likelihood of marital dissolution. The study, conducted by family experts, underscores the impact of socioeconomic status, age at marriage, and communication patterns on divorce rates. Interestingly, the data points to an increased divorce risk among couples who marry in their early twenties and those experiencing financial instability. Furthermore, the research emphasizes the critical role of effective communication, noting that couples with open, healthy channels tend to have more stable marriages. These findings offer valuable insights for couples wishing to strengthen their relationships and for organizations like Focus on the Family, committed to supporting family well-being. By understanding and addressing these key factors, couples can work towards fostering resilient, enduring marriages.
Focus on the FamilyNew data shows Almost Half of OSAP Grants Allocated to Private Career Colleges
May 24, 2026
Recent data indicates that nearly half of the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) grants are being awarded to private career college students, raising questions about