Preventative methods Canadians tend to opt for - % report: wash their hands more often, wearing weather-appropriate clothing, getting more sleep

Average commute time by level of residential density, Frequency of traffic congestion by type of region of residence, Influence of traffic congestion on time spent commuting in the car, by commuting distance

Satisfaction with time spent commuting to work

Commuting time, traffic congestion and other factors associated with stress and work-life balance

% of Canadians with debt feel uncomfortable even though they acknowledge they can live with it, % are outright embarrassed by it, % admit to losing sleep over their debt load, % say debt talk has triggered disagreements with their partners

% say they have some idea about how they will pay what they owe, % plan to curb their spending, % are considering more drastic steps, % are considering delaying retirement, % plan to make more money by working at more than one job

% are focused on paying off consumer debt such as credit cards, mortgage, paying off personal loans

When it comes to making a major purchase - % pay entirely in cash, as much as they can in cash, check their monthly budget to ensure they can cover the minimum payment required, say they just make the purchase without worrying about how they will pay for it.

% of all Canadians feel they are in great financial shape, % would go back and do things differently if they could, % with debt say their personal and household total debt has decreased in the past year, % say there's been no change

% of Canadians say day-to-day living expenses are contributing to their debt load, % cite travel and vacation costs, % point to entertainment and recreation