Census test of enumeration in soup kitchens = Recensement d'essai des soupes populaires / Philip Giles.: CS11-613/90-6-PDF
"One of the primary issues being addressed by Statistics Canada in planning for the 1991 Census is the improvement of coverage of the population. The homeless population was identified as a group which would potentially be missed by the 'regular' Census procedures. A working group was formed to consider the feasibility of enumerating the homeless as part of the 1991 Census. The group decided that a possible approach to take would be to supplement the existing procedures by enumerating persons at soup kitchens. (i.e., social service agencies which provide meals at little or no cost)"--p. 1.
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| Title | Census test of enumeration in soup kitchens = Recensement d'essai des soupes populaires / Philip Giles. |
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| Publication type | Monograph - View Master Record |
| Language | Bilingual-[English | French] |
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| Description | 13, 15 p. |
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