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40 results for "COVID-19 Pandemic, 2020-2023 -- Social aspects -- Canada -- Statistics." sorted by title ascending
  1. 25% of Canadians (aged 35-54) are drinking more while at home due to COVID-19 pandemic; cite lack of regular schedule, stress and boredom as main factors : CCSA March omni summary report /conducted by Nanos for the Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction. H17-7/2020E-PDF
    Catalogue number:
    H17-7/2020E-PDF
    Department/Agency:
    Nanos Research (Firm)‏. author.
    Publication type:
    Monograph
    Format:
    PDF
  2. 5, gender equality. CS11-637/2022-5E-PDF
    Catalogue number:
    CS11-637/2022-5E-PDF
    ISBN:
    9780660450964
    Department/Agency:
    Statistics Canada, issuing body.
    Publication type:
    Monograph
    Format:
    PDF
  3. Boredom and stress drives increased alcohol consumption during COVID-19 : NANOS poll summary report, CCSA May omnibus research summary / conducted by Nanos for the Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction. H17-8/2020E-PDF
    Catalogue number:
    H17-8/2020E-PDF
    Department/Agency:
    Nanos Research (Firm)‏. author.
    Publication type:
    Monograph
    Format:
    PDF
  4. Canadians online in 2020. CS11-627/2021-49E-PDF
    Catalogue number:
    CS11-627/2021-49E-PDF
    ISBN:
    9780660388892
    Department/Agency:
    Statistics Canada, issuing body.
    Publication type:
    Monograph
    Format:
    PDF
  5. Canadians' well-being in year one of the COVID-19 pandemic / by Sarah Charnock, Andrew Heisz, and Jennifer Kaddatz, Statistics Canada; Nora Spinks and Russell Mann, The Vanier Institute of the Family. CS75-0002/2021-3E-PDF
    Catalogue number:
    CS75-0002/2021-3E-PDF
    ISBN:
    9780660380278
    Department/Agency:
    Statistics Canada, issuing body.
    Publication type:
    Series
    Format:
    PDF
  6. Caring for their children : impacts of COVID-19 on parents / by Karine Leclerc. CS45-28/1-2020-87E-PDF
    Catalogue number:
    CS45-28/1-2020-87E-PDF
    Department/Agency:
    Statistics Canada, issuing body.
    Publication type:
    Series
    Format:
    PDF
  7. Changes in fertility intentions in response to the COVID-19 pandemic / by Ana Fostik and Nora Galbraith. CS45-28/1-2021-39E-PDF
    Catalogue number:
    CS45-28/1-2021-39E-PDF
    Department/Agency:
    Statistics Canada, issuing body.
    Publication type:
    Series
    Format:
    PDF
  8. Child care use during and after the COVID-19 pandemic. CS45-28/1-2020-58E-PDF
    Catalogue number:
    CS45-28/1-2020-58E-PDF
    Department/Agency:
    Statistics Canada, issuing body.
    Publication type:
    Series
    Format:
    PDF
  9. Child care use during and after the pandemic. CS11-627/2020-49E-PDF
    Catalogue number:
    CS11-627/2020-49E-PDF
    ISBN:
    9780660355399
    Department/Agency:
    Statistics Canada, issuing body.
    Publication type:
    Monograph
    Format:
    PDF
  10. A comparison of parenting concerns in Canada and the United States during the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic / by Stacie Kerr, Mila Kingsbury, Sihong Liu, Philip Fisher, and Dafna Kohen. CS36-28-0001/2022-1-3E-PDF
    Catalogue number:
    CS36-28-0001/2022-1-3E-PDF
    Department/Agency:
    Statistics Canada, issuing body.
    Publication type:
    Series
    Format:
    PDF

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