Canadians are beginning to wonder: Why does Statistics Canada no longer collect annual marriage and divorce statistics? Cardus is leading the effort to get the federal government to reinstate collection of this information so relevant to the institution of marriage, as Family Program Director Andrea Mrozek explains on CFPL Radio in London, ON.
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A chorus of researchers is calling for Statistics Canada to reinstate its annual publication of marriage and divorce rates, arguing numbers on the country’s marital health are vital for understanding housing, child care and public health. Cardus presented two federal cabinet ministers with a petition signed by more than 30 scholars, activists and public intellectuals on Friday, urging the government to bring the numbers back.
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