The Daily Monday, March 21, 2022
Press Release
Health and well-being of women and Girls living in communities at varying levels of remoteness, 2015 to 2018
Today, a new study looks at the Health and well-being profile of women and girls by the relative remoteness of their communities. The results show that women and girls living in more remote areas fell behind their counterparts living in more accessible areas in several health outcomes, including perceived health and mental health, access to health services, and all-cause mortality and suicide mortality rates.
Railway carloadings, January 2022
In January, Canadian railways transported 26.5 million tonnes of freight, down 19.1% from January 2021. This marked the fifth straight month of year-over-year declines and the steepest percentage drop in more than a decade.
Urban public transit, January 2022
In January, urban transit recorded its lowest ridership in five months, falling to 67.3 million passenger trips. This drop followed the reintroduction of stricter public health measures in several provinces in response to an upsurge in COVID-19 cases.
Monthly Energy Transportation and Storage Survey, January 2022
Data for January 2022 on the transportation and storage of crude oil and other liquid petroleum products are now available.
Monthly Mineral Production Survey, January 2022
Data from the Monthly Mineral Production Survey and the Monthly Survey of Smelters and Metal Refineries are now available for January 2022.
NT5
Health and well-being of women and Girls living in communities at varying levels of remoteness, 2015 to 2018
Today, a new study looks at the Health and well-being profile of women and girls by the relative remoteness of their communities. The results show that women and girls living in more remote areas fell behind their counterparts living in more accessible areas in several health outcomes, including perceived health and mental health, access to health services, and all-cause mortality and suicide mortality rates.
Railway carloadings, January 2022
In January, Canadian railways transported 26.5 million tonnes of freight, down 19.1% from January 2021. This marked the fifth straight month of year-over-year declines and the steepest percentage drop in more than a decade.
Urban public transit, January 2022
In January, urban transit recorded its lowest ridership in five months, falling to 67.3 million passenger trips. This drop followed the reintroduction of stricter public health measures in several provinces in response to an upsurge in COVID-19 cases.
Monthly Energy Transportation and Storage Survey, January 2022
Data for January 2022 on the transportation and storage of crude oil and other liquid petroleum products are now available.
Monthly Mineral Production Survey, January 2022
Data from the Monthly Mineral Production Survey and the Monthly Survey of Smelters and Metal Refineries are now available for January 2022.
IHT5
