The current study compares four key indicators of childhood health problems using data from a large scale, nationally representative Canadian child survey [ 36].
Study participants 18 years and older were recruited to the Physical Activity Monitor (PAM) a nationally representative Canadian survey of adults launched in 1995, repeated in 1997 and run continuously since 1998 employing a monthly sample.
Most recently, a nationally representative Canadian study found an association between urinary concentrations of cis-DCCA and parent-reported total behavioral problems on the Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire in 6- to 11-year-olds (n = 779).
Meanwhile on Twitter, the girl's name and the hashtag #youknowhername blew up and trended nationally as Canadians expressed their outrage at the decision, and the publication ban, which makes discussing and reporting this story even more difficult.
Starting in 1884 a "Dominion Championship"—a precursor to the Grey Cup was held, pitting the victors of the country's two organized leagues, the ORFU and Quebec Rugby Football Union, against each other; it was organized nationally by the Canadian Rugby Union (CRU) from 1892 onwards.
Nationally, the Protecting Canadians from Online Crime Act is being debated by the Canadian parliament, and could be passed in the next few weeks.
We analysed data of the Maternity Experiences Survey, a nationally representative survey of Canadian women giving birth in 2006.
Similarly, Piran and Gadalla (2006), in a nationally representational study of Canadian women, reported an association between risk for developing an eating disorder and lifetime alcohol dependence [ 26].
Secondary data analyses used data from the National Longitudinal Survey of Children and Youth, which surveyed a nationally representative sample of Canadian children (n = 13,790).
Likewise, in a nationally representative survey of Canadian adolescents, 59% of girls and 66% of boys watched more than 2 hours per day of television [ 14].
This study describes the prevalence, patterns of use, and perceptions about hookah in a nationally representative survey of Canadian grades 9 12 students.
