the occurrence of life events in families (e.g., adult children leaving home, care for aging parents). It is noted that … natal home after having left. Support for older parents is becoming a significant issue in Canada as a result of population …’ situations, and these can be quite varied. The paper therefore examines some of the diversity of mid-life families by describing …

Like many industrialized countries, Canada is experiencing significant population aging and this phenomenon, inherited …

Little comparative research exists on health experiences and conditions of minority groups in Canada and the United …. Logistic regression analysis of data from the 2002–2003 Joint Canada/United States Survey of Health shows that the joint effect … largely insignifi cant in Canada but considerable in the U.S. Non-White native and foreign-born Americans within both 45-to-64 …

First Nation (Native Indian) people in Canada have higher incidences of every major disease than do the Canadian … treatment strategies as an appropriate approach to the health problems of Canada's First Nation communities. …

As for more than ten years, my name has been many time associated with Statistics Canada’s LifePaths Microsimulation …

developed in Canada in the last two decades. Morever, information was provided about the people or entities that participated in … Association (IMA) as well as on Statistics Canada‘s Internet page. …

also at the trends in cause-specific death rates for Canada between 1979 and 2007. Results show that progresses in life … causes of death in Canada have all declined since the turn of the Century, but with different pathways from 1979 on. …

fundamentalism in Canada. Incidentally, we have discovered that Statistics Canada did a good job in designing the 2006 census …

The shift to ambulatory care, initiated in Canada’s health care system in the 1990’s, consists in reducing the length … care services in Canada. It shows that 26.8% of seniors need assistance, accounting for approximately 1,024,000 individuals …