Just under three million Canadians reported German origins in the 2021 Census, making “German” the sixth-largest ethnic group in Canada, following “Canadian,” “English,” “Irish,” “Scottish” and “French.”
It takes two types of cows to make a cheeseburger. The dairy cow contributes the milk to make the cheese, while the beef cattle are committed to the burger. Or no cows at all, with plenty of soy-based vegan cheese and hamburger options on the market today. Let’s take a look at who and what goes into making a cheeseburger today.
Statistics Canada's look at the week.
Before Movember there is September… also known as Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. While conversations about the prostate are often uncomfortable, they are absolutely necessary given that it is the most commonly diagnosed cancer among men, accounting for about one in five of all new cases of cancer among men.
Whether you’re returning to school and need furnishings for your apartment, or are going back to work and need a few articles of clothing to complete a capsule wardrobe, there’s always the second-hand option. And as our data indicate, you’ve probably got a store near you!
Prices for most consumer goods and services have been going up, endlessly it seems, especially over the last few years. But when it comes time to throw yet another load of laundry in the washer and dryer (especially with back to school!), you may have been in for at least a bit of savings in recent months.
Statistics Canada's look at the week.
Film and video are in the spotlight this month, as the 49th edition of the Toronto International Film Festival is set to roll from September 5 to 15, 2024. The festival, which takes place in the heart of downtown Toronto, is 11 days of Canadian and international film screenings, special events and opportunities to connect with filmmakers and film lovers alike.
