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Family Life

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Census Family A census family is composed of a married couple, or common-law couple, with or without children, or a lone parent living with at least one child in the same dwelling
Can a census family be same sex or opposite sex A couple can be of the opposite sex or of the same sex
Census Population in canada 40 million Canadians  15 million households – a large increase since 2016  10 million census families in Canada Married couples made 65% of the total 19% were common-law 16% one-parent families
Persons not in census familie Persons not in census families include persons living alone or individuals living with other relatives or non-relatives
Non-Census Families In 2021, 35% of all households did not live in a census family Lived alone Lived with non-relatives Lived with other relatives
Census Family Size Over the last century, the average census family has decreased in size: From 4 persons in 1931 To 3 in 2021 Likely to create a strong demand for condos and apartments
Family Life Persists Cohabiting couples with children, lone parents with children and legally married couples with children make up large portion of all Canadian households Married couples continue in large numbers
The Nuclear Family 2021 Little increase in households with children The number of empty-nest households and one-person households continue to increase
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