The Progress of Canada's Children 1996
(1996, 64 pp., #522, $7.00)
This major study was hailed as "a revealing, cautionary portrait of Canadian family life, rich in information" by the Ottawa Citizen. In a popular magazine format, this report - the first in a series of yearly national progress reports - tracks the well-being of children, youth and families. It discusses the major influences shaping the lives of children and assesses the well-being of children and youth over time. An important basis for designing and advocating for local and national initiatives aimed at improving the life chances of children and youth.
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Canadian Council on Social Development,
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Ottawa, Ontario, K2P 2R3
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