Census 2016: Mapping Canadians’ income, coast to coast
For richer and for poorer, Canadians’ income can be mapped by neighbourhood from coast to coast. Continue reading
Census 2016
Resource boom fuelled Canada’s richest cities, according to the census
Resource prices pushed incomes higher on the Prairies and left Ontario cities with relatively low income growth. Continue reading
1.2 million Canadian children living in poverty: census
Seventeen per cent of children are living in low-income households across Canada. Continue reading
Statistics Canada releases revised numbers on Quebec anglophones
By Gloria Henriquez Reporter/Weather specialist
Statistics Canada published revised Census numbers after a computer glitch caused roughly 61,000 Canadians who listed their mother tongue as French to be counted as English speakers. Continue reading
The rise of solo living: Political world may need to adjust to a new reality
Canadians living on their own are now more common than any other type of household. As the way we live shifts, what are the repercussions, and how should governments respond? Continue reading
Want a divorce? Why you should tell your spouse and give it time
A team of researchers surveyed 3,000 married Americans between the ages of 25 and 50. They found 50 per cent of respondents who were pondering divorce changed their mind when asked again a year later. Continue reading
Where are Canada’s singles? The census found them
Single men and women aren’t spread evenly across the country. Here’s what the census can tell you about the dating pool. Continue reading
More than one-third of young Canadian adults live with their parents: 2016 census
One third of young adults are living with their parents, and those in the GTA and Vancouver area are even more likely to do so. Continue reading
Canadians speaking more languages than ever before, Tagalog fastest-growing mother tongue
Recent immigration from the Philippines means Tagalog is Canada’s fastest-growing language other than English or French, according to the census. Continue reading
The Canadian household is changing: More single dads, more same-sex parents, fewer young families
Canada is home to more single-person households, more single dads and more same-sex parents than ever before, new census data reveals. Continue reading
