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Statistics Canada exploring changes to census to more accurately reflect Canada s diversity cbc.ca 16 hrs ago Nick Boisvert, Raffy Boudjikanian
Statistics Canada says it will consider a change to its data-collecting practices to better account for Canadians who identify as members of multiple visible minorities people who for years have been grouped into single categories, regardless of their backgrounds.
In 2016, 232,375 Canadians selected two or more visible minority groups when completing their census forms.
But a detailed breakdown of that portion of the population has never been made available leading some to suggest that governments are drafting laws and policies based on incomplete data.
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There are many Disney Parks fanatics with expert tips for enhancing the experience.
It’s been just over a year since Walt Disney World reopened to visitors after its pandemic-induced shutdown, and people are certainly flocking to the iconic theme parks again.
But visitors to the so-called “Happiest Place on Earth” have made their fair share of mistakes during their stays ― and seasoned parkgoers certainly take note. We asked Disney Parks experts and fanatics to share some of the faux pas they’ve observed.
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From poor planning to bad food strategy, here are 15 mistakes people often make while visiting Walt Disney World ― and some advice for avoiding these errors during your travels.