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ALT Comparison bar graph showing the proportion of men and women employed in retail trade subsectors in 2024. For a detailed description of the data found in this chart, please visit the link in the caption.
ALT Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Breast cancer rates are rising, especially among women under the age of 50. Number of cases per 100,000 women, selected age groups, Canada, 1984 to 2019. Line chart demonstrating that breast cancer rates among women have been inching up by about 0.2% per year for nearly two decades.
ALT Consumer Price Index, September 2026. Increase of 1.7% in food purchased from stores. Increase of 1.8% in shelter. Increase of 8.4% in transportation.
ALT A new health data webinar will be held on October 28, 2026. Register through the link in the post caption.
ALT The Weekly Review, October 12 to 16 2026.
ALT Chart showing Canada's international transactions in securities in August 2026. For a detailed description of the visual elements found in this image, see link in caption.
ALT World Food Day. In 2021, there were 189,970 farms across Canada. Map of Canada showing the number of farms and percentage of all farms in Canada found in each province and territory.
ALT How common is your birthday? Heat map showing birthdates, ranked from least to most common, based on the daily number of live births in Canada from 1995 to 2025. February 29 is the least common birthday, and September 20 is the most common.
ALT Building permits, August 2026. For a detailed description of the visual elements found in this image, see link in caption.
ALT Almost two-thirds (64%) of persons with disabilities report being lonely. Loneliness among persons with disabilities in Canada by gender. Chart representing the proportion of men and women with disabilities in Canada experiencing loneliness. For men, the proportion was 60%. For women, the proportion was 67%.
ALT The Weekly Review, October 5 to 9 2026.
ALT Chart showing the perceived mental health of Canadians aged 18 years and over. The share who perceived their mental health as very good or excellent was 53.7% in Canada (excluding the territories), 53.4% in Newfoundland and Labrador, 53.9% in Prince Edward Island, 48.0% in Nova Scotia, 50.9% in New Brunswick, 62.7% in Quebec, 51.9% in Ontario, 50.3% in Manitoba, 50.3% in Saskatchewan, 52.4% in Alberta, and 49.2% in British Columbia. The share who perceived their mental health as fair or poor was 15.1% in Canada (excluding the territories), 15.5% in Newfoundland and Labrador, 16.1% in Prince Edward Island, 19.9% in Nova Scotia, 15.8% in New Brunswick, 8.9% in Quebec, 16.7% in Ontario, 16.2% in Manitoba, 15.6% in Saskatchewan, 16.4% in Alberta, and 17.8% in British Columbia.
ALT What are youth in Canada telling us about their mental health? Chart showing the perceived mental health of youth aged 12 to 17 years. In 2023, 58.4% reported excellent or very good mental health and 15.2% reported fair or poor mental health. In 2024, 62.0% reported excellent or very good mental health and 14.3% reported fair or poor mental health.
ALT Labour Force Survey, September 2026. Employment declined by 68,000 (-0.3%). The employment rate fell 0.2 percentage points to 60.6%. The unemployment rate increased 0.1 percentage points to 6.5%.
ALT Map illustration showing the route Terry Fox ran across Canada during his Marathon of Hope. Text states “46 years since the Marathon of Hope” and “In 2023, 19% of Canadian households participated in running close to home.”
ALT House icons showing that 1 in 10 Canadian households (10.6%, or 1.74 million households) were recent first-time homebuyers.