So… how are your New Year’s resolutions coming along? Is your motivation as strong as ever, or have you already given up on some? Far from pointing fingers, let’s take a look at data that might help explain some of our habits.
For the first time, we can provide, by stage at diagnosis, the odds Canadians face when given a cancer diagnosis for the five most commonly diagnosed cancers based on data from the Canadian Cancer Registry.
There’s always new housing and various types of buildings to be constructed, as well as renovations and retrofits for existing ones. And there’s always a need for service calls when something goes wrong.
The 2021 Census of Population counted 1.8 million Indigenous people, accounting for 5.0% of the population in Canada.
A recent study looked at the extent to which immigrants to Canada share the same values as Canadians in terms of human rights, respect for the law and gender equality.
The weather outside can be frightful during a Canadian winter. Fortunately, most Canadian homes are built to withstand the cold and 93% of households reported having a primary heating system to keep the temperature delightful inside in 2021.
As we approach the three-year mark of the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, we have learned a lot not only about the disease itself, but also about the ripple effects through the health care system.
Interview with Julie Lacoste, Economic Development Advisor for the city of Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, who reminds us how essential Statistics Canada data is to the planning of local entrepreneurs or those who want to move there.
Roughly three in four workers (73.8%) of the nearly 1.5 million workers (aged 15 years and older) whose residence and usual workplace were within the Toronto census metropolitan area (CMA) in 2021 commuted by car, truck or van.
Whether you commute into your job in the capital of the Northwest Territories or you live and work there, the commuting numbers for Yellowknife suggest steps toward a smaller environmental footprint in the snowy north.
