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The price tag for kids’ activities
For many families, life is a balancing act. Between sports practices, club meetups, music lessons and everything else on the calendar, there’s no shortage of places to be… and as families know too well, it all comes with a price tag!
World Diabetes Day
In 2025, almost 2.9 million Canadian adults reported a diagnosis of diabetes. In addition, an estimated 1.9% of the population is thought to be undiagnosed.
The Weekly Review, November 2 to 6, 2026
Statistics Canada's look at the week.
Happy International Inuit Day!
Nearly 44% (30,865 people) of the total Inuit population in Canada resided in Nunavut in 2021, with a further 18% (12,595) living in Nunavik, 4% (3,145) in the Inuvialuit region and 3% (2,095) living in Nunatsiavut.
Time in Canada: Not so standard
As this November began, daylight saving time (DST) came to an end, though not necessarily for all Canadians.
Happy Hindu Heritage Month!
According to the 2021 Census, the Hindu population in Canada was roughly 830,000 people in 2021. This represented 2.3% of the country’s total population, up from 1.0% in 2001.
The Weekly Review, October 26 to 30, 2026
Statistics Canada's look at the week.
Commercial properties, that other rental market
While rents in the housing rental market have been trending downward in the past year, rents in all three components of the commercial sector continue to climb.
Caring for others: A reality for nearly half of Canadians
Caregiving touches every stage of life: From caring for a newborn or young child, to supporting an aging parent or a family member with an illness or disability.
The Day of the Dead
Once Halloween is over in Canada, the costumes and decorations are put away for another year, and we start working through our pile of treats. For some Canadians, however—especially those with Latin roots—the celebrations are just about to begin at that point, as the first two or three days of November are marked by honouring and remembering the dead.