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1980s: By the middle of the decade, Canada’s population stands at about 26 million. Of this, about 18 million Canadians are married.
Today: The population of Canada is about 31 million. Of this, 14.5 million Canadians are married.
1980s: In 1981, 8.2 million Canadians live in private dwellings. The average private household has 2.9 members.
Today: In 1996, 10.8 million Canadians live in private dwellings. The average private household has 2.6 members.
1980s: By the end of the 1980s, female workers earn an average of 59...
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