Description Stories resonate with audiences while numbers alone may overwhelm. Join us for an introductory workshop that will help you to communicate the messages emerging from your data in a more ...
Canadians need high-quality, insightful and accessible data to support good decision making. Statistics Canada's mission is to provide trusted data, statistical services and insights required to ...
Please note that CANSIM table numbers are now referred to as Product IDs (PID). For reference, a look-up table providing the concordance between CANSIM table numbers and the new Product IDs is ...
The purpose of the survey is to produce estimates of the production of environmental goods and services by industry. This survey collects data on sales of environmental and clean technology goods and ...
Every year, over the course of a typical crop cycle (from spring to late fall), Statistics Canada provides data on field crops. The Field Crop Reporting Series is a source of reliable and timely ...
("How to use the data tables" is written on the screen.) Welcome to a quick overview of how Statistics Canada's data tables work. We'll be taking you through an example, using table 14-10-0090-01 ...
Breast milk has many known advantages: it’s often easily digested and adapts to meet the nutrient needs of babies as they grow. Breastfeeding also helps protect against multiple infectious diseases in ...
The pandemic has posed tremendous challenges to volunteer organizations, given the repeated lockdowns and re-openings during the various waves of infection. Particularly challenging is that ...
In 2021, Canada’s greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions were 670.4 megatonnes, down by over one-tenth (-10.4%) from a peak of 748.1 megatonnes in 2007. Transportation was responsible for 187.7 megatonnes (28 ...
Social media has found a way to make itself comfortable in most of our everyday lives. Whether we’re sharing, commenting or lurking, our connection to social media can be a complicated love-hate ...
Approximately one in eight Indigenous people (237,420 people) reported they could speak one of 70 distinct Indigenous languages well enough to conduct a conversation in 2021, 10,750 fewer people ...
The vast majority of Canada’s Black population lives in large urban areas. In 2016, 94.3% of Black people lived in a census metropolitan area (CMA), compared with 71.2% of the country’s total ...
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