For more than 100 years, Canadians’ data have been telling an important story that is helping to shape the country. And you’ve trusted Statistics Canada to handle your data with care—to respect their confidentiality and place the highest priority on protecting them.
When you look at a map, communities in Canada’s Far North are among the most remote in the world. However, thanks to the Internet and mobile phones, the remote areas of Northern Canada are more connected to the world than ever.
Following two long years of openings and closures during the various waves of the COVID-19 pandemic, food and drink sales finally surpassed pre-pandemic levels in March 2022 . While that’s good news for restaurateurs and foodies across Canada, challenges remain. Let’s take a closer look at the state of the food and drink industry two years into the pandemic.
Oh, to be young again! From play dates and neighbourhood road hockey to times tables and high school graduation, the rollercoaster of life is just getting started.
July 15 is World Youth Skills Day in Canada, and although most of us have outgrown the kids menu, the learning that we did as children on the playground and in the classroom has shaped what we represent for the next generation of young Canadians.
Back in the 1970s, there was a popular joke that went “what’s black and white and ‘red’ all over?”
The answer: “the newspaper!”
Summer is upon us, and Canadians are eager to enjoy the warmer weather.
Composting is a great way to take organic waste and transform it into soil.
Just over three-quarters of Canadian households (76%) told us they composted either kitchen or yard waste in 2019, up from 61% in 2009.
