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Vacations for persons with disabilities could still include everyday barriers to accessibility
For Canadians with a disability, going on vacation unfortunately might not mean getting away from barriers to accessibility that they may face in their everyday lives. The 2022 CSD surveyed Canadians with a disability on 27 types of barriers.
The Weekly Review, August 19 to 23, 2024
Statistics Canada's look at the week.
Sweet summer in Canada: A vacation in Manitoba
Our Sweet summer in Canada series explores vacation destinations across the country that report having the highest levels of life satisfaction. This month, we’re exploring some popular vacation destinations in the province that reported having the fourth-highest levels of life satisfaction: Manitoba.
Where do young college and CEGEP certificate and diploma holders work following graduation?
Colleges across Canada and CEGEPs in Quebec will soon be welcoming students for the fall semester. A recent study looks at where college and CEGEP certificate and diploma holders aged 25 to 34 were working at the time of the 2021 Census of Population.
Tourist spending on vehicle rentals continues to recover from COVID-19 pandemic effects
Tourists spent $329 million on vehicle rentals in the first quarter of 2024, up from $298 million in the previous quarter. Expenditures have risen steadily in most quarters since falling to $132 million in the second quarter of 2020, following the pandemic’s onset.
Less diversion and more non-residential sources push Canada’s waste disposal to new high in 2022
There were 26.6 million tonnes of waste disposed of in Canada in 2022, the highest amount on record since we started tracking in 2002 (data are released every two years).
The Weekly Review, August 12 to 16, 2024
Statistics Canada's look at the week.
Say cheese: World Photography Day
Undoubtedly, more photos are taken today than at any point in history given that more people are carrying a camera than ever before… in the form of a cell phone. While photo taking may be at record highs, household spending on photographic equipment and film development continues to wane.
And they’re off: Horse racing in Canada
The King’s Plate, held at Woodbine Racetrack in Toronto every August since 1860, is the preeminent horse race of the year in Canada. Woodbine is one of the 135 horse racetracks with employees we counted in December 2023.