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En ligne (disponible) - Monographie Canada's seniors / Statistics Canada. Ottawa : Health Canada, 2001, 37 p. http://www.phac-aspc.gc.ca/seniors-aines/pubs/factoids/... (04-05-2007) Collection : Statistical snapshots ; 1-37 Format de fichier : Adobe Acrobat PDF Mots-clés principaux : ![]() ![]() ![]() Mots-clés secondaires : Alimentation ; Bénévolat ; Emploi ; Espérance de vie ; Femme ; Homme ; Hospitalisation ; Milieu rural ; Milieu urbain ; Revenu de retraite ; Revenu personnel ; Technologie ; Travailleur âgé ; Victime ; Vieillissement Résumé : This series of statistical snapshots builds on the series that was introduced in 1999, International Year of Older Persons. The series covers population characteristics, seniors' diversity, family and living arrangements, health, work and community, income trends and lifestyles: No. 01 - A growing population No. 02 - Canada's oldest seniors No. 03 - Many seniors in all provinces No. 04 - More women than men No. 05 - The international perspective No. 06 - In cities, towns and elsewhere No. 07 - Many homeowners No. 08 - Still on the job No. 09 - Decline in employment among men aged 55 to 64 No. 10 - Giving back to the community No. 11 - Criminal victimization and fear of crime among Canadian seniors No. 12 - Average incomes rising No. 13 - Gender differences in income No. 14 - The incidence of low income falling No. 15 - Gender differences in low income No. 16 - Low income and family status No. 17 - Income of seniors across the country No. 18 - Low income across the country No. 19 - Private retirement pensions largest source of income No. 20 - Senior men and women - different income sources No. 21 - Where the money goes No. 22 - A very generous group No. 23 - Participation in religious activities No. 24 - Travel in Canada and around the world No. 25 - Life expectancy rising No. 26 - Life expectancy longer for women No. 27 - Hospitalization of seniors No. 28 - Watching television No. 29 - Adapting to new technologies No. 30 - Food insecurity among seniors No. 31 - Most view health in positive terms No. 32 - Seniors with chronic health conditions No. 33 - Seniors with disabilities No. 34 - Seniors experiencing chronic pain No. 35 - Hospitalization of seniors No. 36 - Seniors taking medication No. 37 - One in three physically active Illustrations : graph. Langue : Anglais
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