“Ninety per cent of the benefit goes to households making more than $84,000 per year,” he said. “It’s worth a lot of money to people who get a lot of income from dividends, but that would predominantly be fairly rich households.”

Uh huh. Looks like their  definition  of rich  is a much lower threshold than most people would think of as rich. People can't live in Toronto with a single total household income of $84000.