- Aboriginal peoples, 2001 Census (view)
- Age and gender, 2001 Census (view)
- Being there: The time dual-earner couples spend with their children (view) Canadian Social Trends, Summer 2000
- Comparing the food choices and body image of 15-year-olds around the world (E-STAT) (view)
- The CPI and You Teacher's Kit (view) Canadian Social Trends, Summer 1997
- Developing a healthy lifestyle plan (view) Canada Year Book 1999
- Families, 2001 Census (view)
- Health risks in Canadians (view) Canada Year Book 1999
- The household environment survey - School edition 1998(view)
- How does your province stack up? (E-STAT) (view)
- Immigration, Getting ready for the 2006 Census (view)
- Population counts, 2001 Census (view)
- Students and seniors (view) 2001 Census
- Suicides and suicide rates (view)
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- Across the generations: grandparents and grandchildren (view) Canadian Social Trends, Winter 2003
- A family affair: Children's participation in sports (view) Canadian Social Trends, Autumn 2000
- Age and gender, 2001 Census (view)
- Always the bridesmaid: People who don’t expect to marry (view) Canadian Social Trends, Summer 2005
- Attitudes toward women, work and family (view) Canadian Social Trends, Autumn 1997
- Being there: The time dual-earner couples spend with their children (view) Canadian Social Trends, Summer 2000
- Canadian Agriculture at a Glance Teacher's Kit (view)
- Canadian children in the 1990s (view) Canadian Social Trends, Spring 1997
- Changes in women's work continuity (view) Canadian Social Trends, Autumn 1997
- Child free by choice (view)
- Class of 2000 — Student loans (view) Canadian Social Trends, Autumn 2004
- Comparing the food choices and body image of 15-year-olds around the world (E-STAT) (view)
- The CPI and You Teacher's Kit (view) Canadian Social Trends, Summer 1997
- Creating a comparative health guide (view) Canada Year Book 1999
- The crowded nest: Young adults at home (view) Canadian Social Trends, Spring 1999
- Developing a healthy lifestyle plan (view) Canada Year Book 1999
- Distribution of children living at home (E-STAT) (view)
- Divorce trends in Canada (E-STAT) (view)
- Exposure to second-hand smoke (view) Canadian Social Trends, Summer 1998
- Family income, 2001 Census (view)
- Family studies kit (view)
- Fifteen years of AIDS in Canada (view) Canadian Social Trends, Summer 1996
- Health risks in Canadians (view) Canada Year Book 1999
- Housing arrangements of the elderly in Canada (E-STAT) (view)
- I feel over qualified for my job (view) Canadian Social Trends, Winter 1997
- Immigration, Getting ready for the 2006 Census (view)
- Junior comes back home: Trends and predictors of returning to the parental home (view) Canadian Social Trends, Autumn 2006
- Mapping the changes in Canada's population (E-STAT) (view)
- Older Canadians on the move (view) Canadian Social Trends, Spring 1998
- Perceptions of Canadians: A sense of belonging, confidence and trust (view) Canadian Social Trends, Winter 2004
- Plugged into the Internet (view) Canadian Social Trends, Winter 1999
- Population counts, 2001 Census (view)
- Religious observance, marriage and family (view) Canadian Social Trends, Autumn 1998
- Rent and owner's major payments (E-STAT) (view)
- Seniors behind the wheel (view) Canadian Social Trends, Autumn 1999
- Students and seniors (view) 2001 Census
- Taking charge: Perceptions of control over life chances, Canadian Social Trends, May 2, 2006 (view)
- Teenage pregnancy trends in Canada (view)
- Under one roof: Three generations living together (view) Canadian Social Trends, Summer 1998
- When is junior moving out? Transitions from the parental home to independence (view) Canadian Social Trends, Summer 2006
- Women in the labour force, 2001 Census (view)
- Would you live common-law? (view) Canadian Social Trends, Automn 2003
- You snooze, you lose — Sleep patterns in Canada (view) Canadian Social Trends, Spring 2001
- Youth smoking in Canada (view) Canadian Social Trends, Winter 1996
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