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By talking to Canadians and retailers, we’ve put together a portrait of drinking habits nationally. Here is a glance at what we know.

Job loss ranks among the top five most stressful life events. We have an easy-to-use tool that may ease some of that stress.

February is Black History Month, a time for Canadians to honour and celebrate the diversity, history and culture of Black people in Canada and to acknowledge the many everyday contributions of Black communities from across the country.

Over 26.2 million motor vehicles were registered to legally operate on Canadian roads in 2021, up approximately 480,000 vehicles from a year earlier. Starting with 2017 data, we began tracking how light and medium-duty motor vehicles were fueled.

In the third quarter (July to September) of 2022, there were 37,310 job vacancies nationwide in the motor vehicle and transit drivers occupational group. 

Chinese New Year, also known as the Spring Festival, marks the beginning of the new year based on the lunisolar Chinese calendar. Filled with celebrations, feasting and gatherings, it is an important holiday among many in East Asian countries along with their diaspora around the world.

A new study explores why government-assisted refugees are more likely to stay in their designated community than they were at the beginning of the millennium.

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.