Socioeconomic outcomes of transgender and non-binary people in Canada / by Karen Rauh, France-Pascale Ménard, Jean-François Roy and Avery Beall.: CS91-0015/25E-PDF

"This analysis is Statistics Canada’s first release to provide a sociodemographic portrait of transgender and non-binary populations and to examine their economic outcomes using census data. Using data from the 2021 Census, this analysis addresses two key research questions: First, do poverty rates among transgender and non-binary people differ from those of cisgender men after adjusting for sociodemographic and employment characteristics? Second, does employment income among transgender and non-binary people differ from that of cisgender men, after accounting for sociodemographic and employment characteristics? This analysis focuses on three gender diverse groups—(1) transgender men, (2) transgender women and (3) non-binary people, with comparisons drawn primarily with cisgender men, as well as with cisgender women. Given the economic advantages typically experienced by cisgender men compared with other groups studied, the reference group for this analysis is cisgender men"--Page 5.

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