We have no idea how many Canadians actually observe “National No Housework Day”. We can tell you who does what around the house and how much it would cost theoretically, if every Canadian aged 15 and older living in the provinces did take the day off from household chores.
Did you know that Canada’s first statistician Jean Talon also set up Canada’s first brewery, in 1665?
Today, Statistics Canada tracks how much beer is available for consumption and ultimately sold. As part of this tracking effort, Statistics Canada has also asked Canadians how much alcohol they were drinking per day prior to and during the pandemic.
Without further ado, let’s give three cheers for National Beer Day, accompanied by a sobering aside.
Four important Canadian border crossings to the United States were blockaded by protestors in February 2022, ranging from a three-day blockade at Pacific Highway crossing, just south of Vancouver, to 18 days at Coutts, Alberta.
Canadian singing legend Stompin’ Tom Connors did not have fond memories of his time in Tillsonburg, judging by his 1971 Canadian country music hit of the same name. Flash forward 50 years, and Stompin’ Tom would have a much different impression if he thumbed a ride to Tillsonburg today.
From 1896 to 1899, approximately 100,000 fortune seekers from around the world set off for the Klondike Gold Rush, heading to what we now call Yukon.
Apparently, yes. April 2 is National Peanut Butter and Jelly Day. Let’s celebrate with some tasty data.
In 2018, approximately 75,000 people in Canada were transgender or non-binary, representing 0.24% of the Canadian population aged 15 and older.
