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Odds and sods from the nation’s capital
02/13/2012 1:32 PM0Statistics Canada last week began releasing the findings of the 2011 Census. The first release, population counts, is from the short form census which all of us had to fill out. Information from the controversially voluntary national household survey will ......
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Steinbach booms to No. 3 city in province
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First Nations populations soar
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Battling Ontario for immigrants
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City growth stays steady
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Westward ho: Census shows 33.5 million in Canada, with more in Prairies, B.C.
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INTERACTIVE: Census Explorer
02/8/2012 9:23 AM0The results from the 2011 census are in. Use our interactive map to explore the numbers and see how Canada has changed since the last census in 2006.
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INTERACTIVE: Census pop quiz
02/8/2012 9:48 AM0Be the hero of your next trivia night -- study up on fascinating Census facts with our interactive pop quiz.
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Survey: Many believe young adults hit hardest in economy as jobs gap between young, old widens
02/9/2012 5:58 AM0WASHINGTON - Squeezed by a tight job market, young Americans are especially struggling. They have suffered bigger income losses than ...
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Census facts
02/9/2012 1:00 AM0-- Fewer than one in five Canadians now lives in rural areas
-- One in three Canadians lives in one of ...
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Census 2011 : Immigrant influx boosts Manitoban population
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Census winners and losers: which cities gained and lost the most population?
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Political fulcrum shifts west with the moving Canadian population
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Immigration dominates population growth as Canadian families keep shrinking
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Country living continues to decline as majority of Canadians live in big cities
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Canadians saddle up and ride West, but they don't turn into cowboys
02/8/2012 7:57 AM0
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Down by just two people, N.W.T drop denies Canada to claim growth in all regions
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It's the economy, stupid: census numbers crystallize Ontario's exodus
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Never mind the winters: Jobs, hope luring immigrants to Saskatchewan
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Census 2011 makes history: population in the West surpasses that in the East
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Immigration bolsters Eastern Canada's population ranks, census numbers show
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Housing starts last month surge past January 2011 numbers
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- Down by just two people, N.W.T drop denies Canada to claim growth in all regions
- First Nations populations soar
- Census 2011 makes history: population in the West surpasses that in the East
- Census winners and losers: which cities gained and lost the most population?
- Odds and sods from the nation’s capital
- First Nations populations soar
- City growth stays steady
- Census winners and losers: which cities gained and lost the most population?
- It's the economy, stupid: census numbers crystallize Ontario's exodus
- Odds and sods from the nation’s capital
- Westward ho: Census shows 33.5 million in Canada, with more in Prairies, B.C.
- Immigration dominates population growth as Canadian families keep shrinking
- Down by just two people, N.W.T drop denies Canada to claim growth in all regions
- Immigration bolsters Eastern Canada's population ranks, census numbers show
- Country living continues to decline as majority of Canadians live in big cities
- First Nations populations soar
- City growth stays steady
- Census winners and losers: which cities gained and lost the most population?
- INTERACTIVE: Census Explorer
- Odds and sods from the nation’s capital
- Westward ho: Census shows 33.5 million in Canada, with more in Prairies, B.C.
- It's the economy, stupid: census numbers crystallize Ontario's exodus
- Immigration dominates population growth as Canadian families keep shrinking
- Country living continues to decline as majority of Canadians live in big cities
- Census 2011 : Immigrant influx boosts Manitoban population
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