Perhaps no sector was harder hit by the COVID-19 pandemic than the tourism sector. Indeed, many key travel metrics have yet to return to pre-pandemic levels. As the world marks World Tourism Day on September 27, let’s take a guided tour of our travel data.
Canada’s population is rapidly aging, with baby boomers mostly retired or retiring soon, Canadians living longer and fewer births.
Statistics Canada's look at the week.
We’re not glassing over these stats—there are a lot of windows in Canada. The 2021 Census of Population counted close to 37 million Canadians and nearly 15 million private dwellings occupied by their usual residents.
Grab your favourite mug, because September 29 is National Coffee Day—celebrated by Canadians and others around the globe who love a good ol’ cup (or a few!) of coffee.
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.
