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  1. Why do so few girls cycle to school? . shows more girls drove themselves to school than cycled there!

  2. Shown in today's release: First Nations fastest growing segment of population. Invest in this human capital, key to growth.

  3. It’s not your imagination: commute times in the Greater Toronto Area are getting worse, shows

  4. Really striking stat on differing regional levels of religiosity from

  5. A new way of looking at Mixed-Use Density in Toronto.

  6. 's transport journey over the last 20 years: - 1997 we prioritized walk, bike & transit ahead of cars - 2012 we set a target of 50% sustainable modes by 2020 - 2017 we have data confirming our progress

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  7. Oh so we’re using the developer version of the site rather than production. Is this what you call testing in prod?

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  8. There's a curious difference between the kinds of jobs in which men tend to be older than women, and vice versa

  9. 1 in 3 Bloor-Spadina residents now bike to work. That's an impressive 450% jump since 2006! Imagine if we extended Bloor lanes further east & west?

  10. "In 2016, 12.4% of Canadian workers commuted by public transit—over double the proportion in the United States (5.4%). As well, 5.5% of commuters in Canada walked to work, compared with 2.9% of American commuters.”

  11. Proud to report IS Canada's most diverse city. Newcomers are key to economic success.

  12. Our Major Workplace Locations in using data.

  13. Our latest article looks at the trends in to work over the last five years. Read the article here

  14. Cycling grew 2X as fast as cars Transit also grew 2X as fast as cars Commuters in Canadian cities are choosing more sustainable modes compared to 20 years ago. Great progress to share with all.

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  16. Blog: Introducing a census journey to work origin-destination explorer, with Melbourne examples

  17. Where are the most and least expensive neighbourhoods to rent in ? Here is median rent in 2016.

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