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Families Struggle to Cope with Financial Impacts of the COVID-19 Pandemic
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Families Struggle to Cope with Financial Impacts of the COVID-19 Pandemic

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Families Struggle to Cope with Financial Impacts of the COVID-19 Pandemic

Survey data from the Vanier Institute of the Family, the Association for Canadian Studies and Leger on the impact the coronavirus outbreak is having on people’s personal financial situation in Canada.

L’Institut Vanier de la famille2020-04-30T14:46:52-04:002020-04-09|Categories: articles|Tags: coronavirus, COVID-19, employment, family finances, labour, mental health, pandemic|0 Comments

Report: Symposium on Women and the Workplace
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Report: Symposium on Women and the Workplace

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Report: Symposium on Women and the Workplace

An ESDC report on supporting gender equality, with contributions from the Vanier Institute, is now available!

L’Institut Vanier de la famille2019-09-12T14:40:57-04:002019-09-06|Categories: announcements, reports|Tags: employment, flex, flexible work arrangements, women, work–family, work–life|0 Comments

Mother’s Day 2019: New Moms Older, More Likely to Be Employed Than in the Past
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Mother’s Day 2019: New Moms Older, More Likely to Be Employed Than in the Past

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Mother’s Day 2019: New Moms Older, More Likely to Be Employed Than in the Past

A statistical glance at the evolving relationship between women, work and family in Canada.

L’Institut Vanier de la famille2019-08-05T19:10:25-04:002019-05-08|Categories: statistical resources|Tags: birth and adoption, children and youth, early childhood education and care, employment, family research, labour, maternity care, Mother's Day, mothers, parental leave, parenting, work–family|0 Comments

In Focus 2019: Adults Living with Parents
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In Focus 2019: Adults Living with Parents

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In Focus 2019: Adults Living with Parents

New data from the 2017 General Social Survey (GSS) highlights the growing share of adults living with their parents in Canada.

L’Institut Vanier de la famille2020-02-24T07:51:45-05:002019-02-15|Categories: announcements|Tags: employment, family relationships, house and home, housing, intergenerational relationships, living arrangements, multi-generational households|0 Comments