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    2011 General Social Survey : Overview of Families in Canada

    Being a parent in a stepfamily: A profile

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    Tables

    Table 1 Percentage of parents aged 20 to 64, by type of family with children, Canada, 1995 to 2011

    Table 2 Conjugal characteristics of parents aged 20 to 64, by family type, Canada, 2011

    Table 3 Socio-economic characteristics of parents aged 20 to 64, by family type, Canada, 2011

    Table 4 Parents aged 20 to 64 unable to meet the deadline for a financial obligation in the past year, by selected socio-economic characteristics

    Charts

    Chart 1 Percentage of parents in stepfamilies aged 20 to 64, by type of stepfamily, Canada, 1995 to 2011

    Chart 2 Percentage of parents aged 20 to 64 living in a stepfamily, by having a child in common, Canada, 2001 to 2011

    Chart 3 Percentage of married parents aged 20 to 64, by family type and main reason for choosing to marry, Canada, 2011

    Chart 4 Method of sharing household expenses between parents aged 20 to 64 years, by family type, Canada, 2011

    Chart 5 Percentage of parents aged 20 to 64 years unable to meet a financial obligation at least once in the previous year, by family type, Canada, 2011

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