Physical Health (Self-rated physical health, Daily physical exercise, Screen time, Overweight or obese, The "Choking Game")

Health Care Utilization (Physical health doctor visit, Mental health professional visit, Medical drug use, Use of a telephone crisis helpline, Prescription medication to treat anxiety)

Internalizing Indicators (Self-rated mental health, Depressive symptoms, Suicide ideation and attempt, Body image, Elevated psychological distress, Low self-esteem)

Externalizing Indicators (Delinquent behaviour, Non-violent delinquent behaviours, Aggressive & violent behaviours, Gang membership, Violence on school property, Bullying at school)

% indicated that their employers are equally accommodating to the parenting demands of their male and female employees

% think their child has experienced a negative online situation, % of Canadian children reported that they have, Most common negative incidents - % reported someone I didn't know tried to add me as a friend on a social networking site, I downloaded a virus to my own or family computer, I have seen violent or nude images online, % of children felt upset, angry or afraid following a negative experience

Population attributes (Youth, under 15 years and Seniors, 65 years and over, as a proportion of total population, Aboriginal population, Immigrant Population, Lone-parents, Visible minorities, Teen pregnancy)

Geographic attributes (Population density, Urban-rural population, Internal migrant mobility)

Contact with alternative health care providers, Contact with health professionals (medical doctors, health professionals about mental health, dental professionals)

Inflow/outflow ratios (Overall, Bypass Surgery, Hip Replacement, Knee Replacement, Hysterectomy), Utilization rates (Coronary Artery Bypass Graft (CABG) Rate, Hip Replacement Rate, Knee Replacement Rate, Hysterectomy Rate)

Health Professionals (General/Family Practitioner Rate, Certified Specialists Rate)

Includes: divorce rates by province, (1961-2005), Types of programs or services used (Lawyer, including legal aid or duty counsel (for self or children), Counselling (for self or children), Conciliation, mediation or other Alternative Dispute Resolution service, Parent education or information sessions, Family law information centre, Family law information centre)

Top reasons for having separate accounts: % reported: feeling a sense of financial independence, having different financial needs

% of young couples say that planning for a financially stable future is top of mind, % of young Canadian couples say that preparing to have a child in the next five years is really important to them, % hope to buy a home in the next five years

% of Canadian parents do not have life insurance, % say they are not saving enough for their child's future, % say they spend more money each month than they earn, % are living paycheque to paycheque with nothing left to save, % say they are saving a little, but not enough, % are saving about 10% of their earnings each month, % more than 10% [budgeting]

% of parents surveyed say they have life insurance, either through their workplace benefits program or through purchasing a life insurance policy, % of those with life insurance do not believe the policy will leave enough money to support their children to the age of 18.