Canada's workforce is more highly qualified and older. Immigrants are increasingly becoming a source of skills and knowledge. Despite an aging population, the number of unpaid hours spent caring for seniors increased only slightly. Number of people working in suburban communities increases 63% over 1981. Canada ranks ahead of the United States and Australia for use of public transportation. Nearly one out of seven workers in Canada uses more than one language at work.   Data highlights are available in the February 11, 2003 issue of The Daily. Additional data highlights and analyses are also available for: The changing profile of Canada's labour force. Where Canadians work and how they get there. Use of English and French at Work. View topic summaries for this release. Highlight Tables for this release are available for selected geographic areas. View the complete list of data released on February 11, 2003 through: Topic-based Tabulations Profiles Community Profiles - A profile of Canada's cities, towns and villages. About the Data Comprehensive release-related information. Thematic maps showing census topics on a map. Reference maps showing the location of standard geographic areas. GeoSearch makes it easy to find any place in Canada, see it on a map and obtain basic related census data.

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