Future Issues for the Census of Canada

The detailed census that is taken in Canada every five years is discussed. Factors to be considered in planning for the 1991 census are funding, public resistance and public trust, quality maintenance, the international census environment, census content and dissemination of the census.

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Published in:The International migration review 1991-04, Vol.25 (1), p.167-175
Main Authors: Pryor, Edward T., Goldmann, Gustave J., Royce, Donald A.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Americas
Ancestry
Canada
Census data
Censuses
Demographics
Developed Countries
Government
Health Planning
International migration
Multiculturalism
North America
Organization and Administration
Population
Population Characteristics
Population growth
Research Note
Utilities costs
Working papers
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Summary:The detailed census that is taken in Canada every five years is discussed. Factors to be considered in planning for the 1991 census are funding, public resistance and public trust, quality maintenance, the international census environment, census content and dissemination of the census.
ISSN:0197-9183
1747-7379
DOI:10.1177/019791839102500107