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Cities, neighbourhoods and rural Canada

Winter 2011	Commuting to work: Results of the 2010 General Social Survey
Winter 2010	Migration from central to surrounding municipalities in Toronto, Montréal and Vancouver
Summer 2010	Precautions taken to avoid victimization: A gender perspective
Summer 2010	Retail and customer service in French
Summer 2009	Life in the metropolitan areas: Are suburban residents really less physically active?
Winter 2007	Census snapshot – Urbanization
Summer 2008	Life in the metropolitan areas: A profile of perceptions of incivility in the metropolitan landscape
Winter 2007	The city/suburb contrast: How can we measure it?
Winter 2007	Dependence on cars in urban neighbourhoods
Spring 2005	Self-employment activity of rural Canadians
Summer 2004	Rural-urban migration in the 1990s
Spring 2004	Visible minority neighbourhoods in Toronto, Montréal, and Vancouver
Spring 2003	Pockets of belief: religious attendance patterns in Canada
Winter 2002	Is your community child-friendly?
Winter 2001	Volunteering and giving: a regional perspective
Summer 2001	From sun-up to sundown: work patterns of farming couples
Winter 2000	100 years of urban development
Summer 2000	The other side of the fence
Winter 1999	Mapping the conditions of First Nations communities
Winter 1999	Moving to be better off
Autumn 1999	North is that direction
Autumn 1999	Visible minorities in Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal
Spring 1998	Older canadians on the move
Winter 1997	St John's: Canada's oldest city
Summer 1997	The historic city of Halifax
Spring 1997	Nunavut, Canada's newest territory in 1999
Spring 1996	Distance education: beyond correspondence courses
Autumn 1995	Vancouver's diverse and growing population
Summer 1995	Canada's national capital region: a profile of Ottawa-Hull
Summer 1995	Immigrants in Quebec