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)

% report high levels of time pressure, %of children and youth (6-15 yrs old) who participate at least weekly in an organized, extracurricular activity [after school activities, out-of-school activities], % of youth (12-17 years) spending 2 hours or more a day on TV & video games, % of 15-17 year olds eating at home with their parents.

% of retired seniors engaged in active leisure, Average time spent by retired seniors in active leisure, % of retired seniors (65 yrs and over) who reported volunteering and mean number of hours per day.

% of youth are current smokers, triers, non-smokers by number of friends and family members who smoke and by amount of money they typically have each week, emotional well-being

Average number of cigarettes smoked per day (daily smokers) by grade, Sources of cigarettes (retail / social), Lifetime use and mean age at first use of alcohol and other drugs by grouped grades [alcohol, binge drinking, cannabis [illegal drugs], ecstasy, heroin, cocaine, steroids, glue/gas, salvia, tranquillizers, stimulants, pain relievers, binge drinking), Lifetime use of alcohol and cannabis by province

% of those surveyed said they are running security or antivirus software to prevent virus and malware infections, % are running parental control features, % of parents said they make sure their Internet-connected computers are in a public/common area room of the house, % allow unsupervised access.

% of parents believe they've personally met and know all of their children's online contacts, % of children aged 7-15 have a computer in their room. [computer ownership]

Includes: Rates of violent victimization highest among youth aged 15 to 17, Rates of physical assault, sexual assault [rape], robbery, threats and stalking

Number of incidents involving the production and distribution of child pornography, incidents of child luring through the Internet

Percentage distribution of health benefit ratings of selected fitness measures, by sex, household population aged 15 to 19 years and 20 to 39

Mean and median values for selected fitness measures, by sex and age group, household population aged 7 to 19 years, Canada, 1981 and 2007-2009, Percentage distribution of participation outcomes for fitness tests, by sex and age group

Barriers to physical activity among children (cost, lack of facilities, child prefers video games/TV, lack of opportunities, too much homework, too much traffic, safety concerns, lack of skill/ability - highlights by income group

Results by individual grade and gender.

Location of gaming - On my computer in my room, On a computer in a main room in our house, On my gaming system (gaming console), At school, At a friend’s house

Reasons for playing online games, Who kids are playing online games with, Activities impacted by online gaming.

% agree: I know what I should and shouldn’t do in order to protect my privacy and stay safe when playing games online.