Canada. Family Most Important Resource During Times of Major Changes

Despite changing family structures, the geographic dispersion of families and increased dependence on the Internet as a source of information, Canadians identified the family as the most helpful resource in an individual's social network during times of major change.

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~	Elder Rage: How to Survive Caring for Aging Parents

~	94% of the population in Quebec report using French at work

~	Canada. Increased use of the Internet among seniors

~	Women and men more at risk of violence by dating partners than by spouses

~	Canadians aged 50 and over are working later and delaying retirement

~	Canada. Number of same-sex married couples have tripled

~	Canada. Police-reported crime rate down

~	Canada. Income in old age lower among divorced women over age of 55

~	Canada. 50% of Family violence committed by spouse

~	Almost 50 % of Canadians aged 15 and over do volunteer work