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Blogs
Connecting Stats, Stories and People
Check out our blog Connecting Stats, Stories and People to read compelling stories. To mark our 100th anniversary throughout 2018, this blog will feature stories of leaders and change-makers that have impacted the world of statistics.
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Business & Community Newsletter
The Business and Community Newsletter offers articles, news and features for the specific information needs of businesses, municipalities and community organizations.
The Chief Statistician's data visualization project on 2016 Census income data
On September 13, 2017, the Chief Statistician invited Canadians to create data visualization tools with income data from the 2016 Census. Products were submitted through Statistics Canada's Twitter and Facebook social media accounts.