Includes profile of each generation at age 20-29: gender, marital status, has children, employment rate, students, immigrants, reports no religion, lives at home with one or both parents

Participation and time spent: paid work, housework, child care, shopping for goods and services (by gender)

Average daily time spent on paid work and housework for individuals in a dual-earner couple at ages 20 to 29 (by presence of children at home) [time use]

Also looks at the distribution of time spent on paid and unpaid work within dual-earner couples.

% report no religion, % immigrant, % single, % living at home with one or more parents

Data by gender. [time use]

Time spent per day on child care by child's age group

Perceptions of time by age group. (e.g. Do you plan to slow down in the coming year? Do you consider yourself a workaholic? When you need more time, do you tend to cut back on your sleep? At the end of the day, do you often feel that you have not accomplished what you had set out to do? Do you worry that you don't spend enough time with your family or friends? Do you feel that you're constantly under stress trying to accomplish more than you can handle? Do you feel trapped in a daily routine? Do you feel that you just don't have time for fun any more? Would you like to spend more time alone? Do you often feel under stress when you don't have enough time? [work-life balance]

data is compared between 1998 and 2010.

If Canadians were given an extra hour in each day % would: spend time with family or friends, read, exercise, take a nap

% feel the need to use idle time more productively, % feel that since they do not have a lot of time, they want to be able to do things when they think of them, % forget to do things that they put off.

% indicate that they had to check their account balance or transfer money before they could make a purchase, % said they needed to check their account balance while they were on the go.

Results for all adult Canadians and youth (Gen Y) [work-life balance, stress, time use]