I have recently separated living as common law since June…

I am sorry to hear of this difficult situation.

Yes the spousal support is considered income but the child support is not.

Does that fully answer your question?

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Here is the calculation:

$1068 - $634 = $434.

I took what you have to pay if she has the child full-time and from that subtracted what she has to pay if you have the child full-time.

If you have the child 50/50 then yes.

That's not likely after 2 years and if you do it won't be for long.

Common law spouse's don't have property rights so you don't have a claim to this house unless you contributed to its value no matter whose name the house is in.

Assets are just not shared at all unless one of you contributed to the value of the other's asset. You were not legally and even if you were the relationship was so short that no sharing would happen even if you had been legally married.