How does a Canadian household spend their money?

Well, my family results are as follows:
**NOTE: These numbers are pre-tax, because although I can determine my post-tax numbers, I’m not as positive of my fiance’s, and we put a portion or our money into joint expense savings
~ Shelter**: $18,900 (a 2 bedroom apartment rental, out of downtown) – 27% of our pre tax pay / 33% of my post tax for my portion
~ Food**: $4,800 – 7% / 9% for of my post tax for my portion
~ Household operations (I take this to mean cable type services, cleaning supplies, laundry fees [$2.25 to 2.75 per load to wash, $1.90 to dry] etc as we have no pets, or daycare): $2,520 – 4%

The rest for me are individual based:
- Clothing: $1,392 – 5%
- Transportation: $1,332 (5%) -metro pass only
- Savings: RRSP: $2,900 (10%)
- Honeymoon, Emergency Fund, and Wedding savings $6,225 (22%) –

The remaining 12% (3,419.74) went towards things like:
~ socializing (meals out with friends or fiance)
~ entertainment (movies, activities, etc)
~ gifts
~ Updating things around our apartment as necessary (replace rugs, broken dishes, etc)
~ Replacing dead electronics (aka poor little laptop and drowned camera)
~ Personal toiletries
~ insurance
~ health care (prescriptions, over the counter medication, etc)
~ Additional transportation such as Go train, giving gas money to people for rides, etc

My goal is to always aim to put aside 40% of my take home pay towards savings each year (the current goal was to save for RRSP & my wedding and honeymoon, but that will be replaced with downpayment savings next year).  I’m not quite excelling at that – once I re-introduced socializing into my budget (after my student loan was paid off), I saw my 40% savings quickly dwindle.  Also, losing weight has meant I have to replace some of my clothes.  In general, provided I put aside at least 1/3 of my take home pay, I’m happy with my results.