January 1 to December 31 Toronto RDC
Annual Report 2016
Date submitted: June 2, 2017
Toronto RDC - Table of Contents
Executive Summary 1
Section One: RDC Information 2 a) Toronto RDC Contact Information 2 b) Table 1b: Toronto RDC Staff 2 c) Table 1c: Toronto RDC Steering Committee Members 3 d) RDC Partnerships and Branches 4 e) Operation of the RDC 4 f) Square Footage 4
Section Two: Toronto RDC Activities 5 a) Table 2a: Projects Started, Withdrawn and Ended 5 b) Table 2b: Summary of Activity in 2016 5 c) Table 2c: Average Monthly Research Activity in 2016 5 d) Box 2d: Summary of Substantive Comments on Publications 6 e) Box 2e: Summary of Major Media Coverage of Research 6 f) Table 2f: Focus of Research, 2012-2016 9 g) Table 2g: Status of Projects in Survey, 2012-2016 9
Section Three: RDC Knowledge Mobilization Activities 10 a) Table 3a: Teaching and Training Activities in 2016 10 b) Table 3b: Toronto RDC Outreach in 2016 10 c) Box 3c: Substantive Comments and Summary of Knowledge Mobilization 11 d) Box 3d: Vignette 11
Section Four: Toronto RDC Researchers 13 a) Table 4a: Student Training and Employment in 2016 13 b) Table 4b: Researcher Employment Status in 2016 13 c) Table 4c: All Researcher Disciplines in 2016 13 d) Table 4d: Student Researcher Disciplines in 2016 14 e) Table 4e: Government Agency Partnerships in 2016 14 f) Table 4f: Research Network Involvement in 2016 14 g) Table 4g: Collaboration, Funding and Partnerships in 2016 15 h) Table 4h: Collaboration with NGOs in 2016 15 i) Table 4i: Research Chairs in 2016 15 j) Table 4j: Non-Government, Non-University Funding Agencies in 2016 15 k) Table 4k: Software Use, 2015-2016 16
Section Five: Achievements, Challenges and Objectives 18 a) Box 5a: Summary of Major Achievements and Challenges in the Past Year 18 b) Box 5b: Summary of Major Challenges and Objectives in the Next Year 18
Section Six: RDC Operating Budget – Revenue and Expenses Report for the Fiscal Year 19 a) Table 6a: Toronto RDC Operating Budget – Revenue 2016 19 b) Table 6b: Toronto RDC Operating Budget – Expenses 2016 20 c) Table 6c: Toronto RDC Operating Budget – Summary of Contributions 21
Section Seven: Complete List of RDC Output 22
Executive Summary
The Toronto RDC, a partnership of Nipissing University, Ryerson University, York University and the University of Toronto, is a member of the CRDCN—the national network of RDCs that spans the country. Over the past year, under the leadership of the CRDCN’s new Executive Director Martin Taylor, the Network has moved to a new governance structure. In the past the Network was governed by a national committee of the academic directors of the individual RDCs. As the Network grew, so did this committee, and an Executive Committee was created to streamline decision making. While this model has worked well, it is at odds with the governance models used at other major research networks in the country. Starting this (2017) spring, the CRDCN is governed by an “Inaugural Board” which includes representatives of the participating universities, Statistics Canada, the academic directors, the US Census Bureau, major users and suppliers of RDC data and the research infrastructure industry. This new governance structure should give the CRDCN a higher profile in the research community and provide needed expertise in operations and organization.
While not as structurally significant, the Toronto RDC has also experienced some changes in management over the past year. First, our administrative assistant Jessica Maitland is leaving us to pursue graduate studies. Jessica has done an exemplary work at the RDC and we will miss her. We have hired Emilie Jones to take up this position. Second, Dave Haans our long serving research and computing consultant is leaving us to take up a position at the CRDCN. Most of our researchers will know Dave, perhaps from his regular SAS workshops, more likely indirectly when he has somehow kept our systems working through software and hardware installations, overheating issues, network glitches etc., etc. Dave has been an invaluable member of the RDC team, and while we regret our loss of his services, we know we will remain in good “IT hands” at the Network level. We have hired Dawas Zaidi as our new IT consultant.
These personnel transitions are inevitable, but remind us how well our University of Toronto and Statistics Canada staffs support RDC researchers. As I do each year, I am very pleased to thank them for their service to our community.
Finally, the Toronto Region Statistics Canada Research Data Centre grew over the past year as a new RDC opened on the campus of Nipissing University. The Nipissing RDC is a branch of the Toronto RDC, but its projects are serviced in part by Statistics Canada staff at the York University branch. We now count researchers in both the GTA and Northern Ontario as members of the “Toronto RDC” research community.
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Section One: RDC Information
a) Toronto RDC Contact Information
Toronto Region Statistics Canada Research Data Centre University of Toronto 130 St. George St., 7th Floor, Room 7032 Toronto, ON M5S 1A5 Phone: 416-946-8105, Web: http://www.utoronto.ca/rdc
Table 1b: Toronto RDC Staff FTE FTE (Non- Name Position Contact Information (Students) students)
Michael Baker Academic Director 416-946-8107 (Toronto RDC) .1 416-978-4138 (Economics) [email protected] Dave Haans Research and 416-946- .8 Computing Consultant, 8106 [email protected] Webmaster Angela Prencipe Analyst 416-946-8321 1.0 [email protected] Carmina Ng Analyst 416-946- 1.0 8108 torontordc.cng@utoronto .ca Joanna Jacob Analyst 416-946-8105 .8 [email protected] Siyue Tian Analyst 416-946-8105 .8 [email protected] Jessica Maitland Admin Assistant 416-946-7002 .3 [email protected] Susan Murphy Admin Manager 416-978-7037 .45 416-946-7002 (Toronto RDC) [email protected]
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Table 1c: Toronto RDC Steering Committee Members
Name Institution Position Cameron Mustard Institute for Work and Health President and Senior Scientist
Valerie Preston York University, Geography Professor and Academic Director of York RDC up to as of July 1, 2015
Mike Ornstein* York University, Sociology Professor and Director of Institute of Social Research (ISR) and Director of York RDC up to July 2013
Georges Monette York University, Math & Stats Professor
Debra Peplar York University, Psychology Professor and Director of LaMarsh Centre for Research on Violence and Conflict Resolution
Kevin Manuel Ryerson University, Library Data Librarian
Enza Gucciardi Ryerson University, Nutrition Professor and Scientist at UHN and Director of Socio-ecological Strategies for Chronic Disease Prevention and Management Research Interest Group, Ryerson
Andrea Noack Ryerson University, Sociology Professor and Undergraduate Program Director
Leanne Trimble University of Toronto, Library Head, Map and Data Library as of December 1, 2015
Jenny Jenkins University of Toronto, OISE, Professor and Chair of Atkinson Centre Applied Psychology and Human Development
Mark Stabile University of Toronto, Economics Professor and Founding Director, SPPG and the School of Public Policy and Governance
Linda White University of Toronto, Political Professor and Interim Director, SPPG as of April 1, Science and the School of Public 2015 Policy and Governance
Michael Baker University of Toronto, Economics Professor and Academic Director of Toronto RDC
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Blair Wheaton University of Toronto, Sociology Professor and former Academic Director of Toronto RDC
Ex-Officio Members
d) RDC Partnerships and Branches
Ryerson University York University* Nipissing University Institute for Work and Health University of Toronto (supported by Faculty of Arts and Science, Medicine and Robarts Library)
*Note: York University remains a partner, though they became a successful branch operation in early 2009. e) Operation of the RDC
The RDC is open 9am to 6pm Monday to Thursday and 9am to 5pm on Fridays. The Toronto RDC has 25 lab workstations and 2 internet computers.
f) Square Footage
The Toronto RDC occupies 3,513 square feet.
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Section Two: Toronto RDC Activities
Table 2a: Projects Started, Withdrawn and Ended Projects Started Projects Withdrawn Projects Ended 2016 49 7 85 Source: Statistics Canada RDC Program Manager’s Report, Table 9
Table 2b: Summary of Activity in 2016 Un-weighted Total Weighted Rating Output Total 0.5 Completed Projects 85 42.5 2.0 Books 0 1.0 Edited Books 0 1.0 Book Chapters 1 1 1.5 Refereed Articles 35 52.5 0.5 Working Papers 2 1 1.0 Policy Reports 18 18 2.0 PhD Theses 4 8 1.0 MA Theses 0 0.5 Undergrad Theses 0 2.0 Full Year Course (6 credits) 0 1.0 Semester Course (3 credits) 1 1 RDC Data in Conference Presentations or 0.5 invited Talks (same presentations may 67 33.5 be counted only once) 2.0 CRDCN Annual Conference Organization 0 0.5 Organize Conference Sessions, Workshops, to 3 1.5 Symposia 1.0 Total 216 159.0 Source: CRDCN Researchers Survey (Completed Projects), CRDCN Bibliography (Books to Undergrad Theses), RDC (Courses, Conferences and Workshops)
Table 2c: Average Monthly Research Activity in 2016
Contracts Raw Dyads Adjusted Dyads
Toronto RDC 142.2 456.2 553.4 Source: Statistics Canada RDC Program Manager’s Report, Table 1
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Box 2d: Summary of Substantive Comments on Publications
In 2016, there were 85 completed projects at the Toronto RDC as counted using the calculations from the Researcher Survey output, a marked increase from 49 last year (2015) and 38 reported the year prior (2014).
The number of refereed articles published was the same as 2015, with 35 articles. The number of Ph.D. theses completed increased (2 in 2015 and 4 in 2016). The number of working papers decreased somewhat (from 4 in 2015, to 2 in 2016), and the presentations to policy groups increased greatly (5 in 2015, 18 in 2016). The number of conference presentations was somewhat decreased with 87 in 2015 and 67 in 2016.
This was the fifth year in which the information on research output was collected by an online researcher survey.
The greatest proportion of research is in the area of health (39.1% of projects at the Toronto RDC in 2016), and the preferred method of publication is the refereed journal article. For the most part these publications are in leading journals.
Other major areas of research at the Toronto RDC are the labour force, immigration and education (21.7%, 17.4% and 5.7% respectively).
Looking forward to the next generation of researchers, students continue to be the leading type of researcher in the Toronto RDC. Many are employed as research assistants, and this provides students with training and an introduction to the RDC data.
RDC data is also emerging as an important basis of students’ independent research: with 77 doctoral (Table 4b) and 18 masters-level students (Table 4a & 4b) using the RDC (a significant decrease in the master’s students from last year at 44 in 2015). (See Tables 4a and 4b below, as reported in the researcher’s online questionnaire.)
Box 2e: Summary of Major Media Coverage of Research
In 2016, there were 115 media mentions (up from the number of 64 in 2015 and on par with the number of 114 in 2014). Some of the mentions, although counted as one, also included several diverse media publications. For example, one media mention reported by RDC researcher Dr. Esme Fuller-Thomson for her project (2357) included articles released online from 25 different sources, including The Times of India, The Economic Times, Deccan Chronicle, NDTV, U of T Media Room, Grace Point Wellness, Live and Work Well, Medical Xpress, Lahey Hospital and Medical Center, MedicineNet, OOYUZ beta News Search and Analytics, Brookhaven Hospital , Health News Line , LadyLively, Providence Health and Services Alaska, Behavioural Connections, Emergence Health Network, The Health Cast, Munson Health Care, MSN, HealthDay News, Roper St Francis, Business Standard , Cardiology Gastroenterology Associates, Vidant Health/ Health Library, Latinos Health. As well a second and a third media mention, also reported by Dr. Esme Fuller-Thomson, received media publication releases from 8 & 15 websites, including Medical Xpress, U of T news, Get Healthy, Health Day, MedlinePlus, WSFA, MHMR Services for the Concho valley, The Varsity; as well as PsychCentral, Headache, South Asian Link, Newsmax, The Hans India, Philly.com, Lauderdale Daily News, FitnHit.com, Salon.com, News Every Day, Home/Lifestyle, The Siasat Daily, Microfinance Monitor, the Sen Times Online, Zee News. This is a total of 45 additional media publications for only three media mentions.
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As with last year’s media mentions, the majority (97 of the 115, or 84%) were reported by Valerie Tarasuk’s project on food insecurity (3083). Valerie Tarasuk, PI for a project entitled “Identifying Policy Interventions to Reduce Household Food Insecurity” received media mentions across Canada, from PEI to Vancouver, again this year with television, newspapers, magazines, radio and online news columns, interviews and blogs. Newspapers included The National Post, the Toronto Star, The Winnipeg Free Press, the Vancouver Sun, the Sudbury Star, the Times Colonist, the Dawson Creek Mirror, the Anvil, the Orillia Packet, the Oshawa Express, the Daily Gleaner and the Chronicle Herald. News titles included:
“Experts sound alarm on ‘food insecurity’ in Canada” “Half a million families are going hungry in BC” “Food insecurity a growing issue for Canadian families”
Television media included TVO’s Agenda, Spoke TV, Global News Toronto and CBC News, as well as Breakfast Television Calgary City news. Titles included:
“Hungry in Ontario” “The cost of food insecurity”
Radio interviews include CBC Metro Morning, CBC Radio Information Morning in Moncton, Whitehorse, Saint John, BC, CBC Fresh Air, as well as Pulse FM’s Kash Heed Show, and the Craig Needles Show, News Talk 610 CKTB’s Larry Fedoruk Show, and the AM 800 CKLW Afternoon News.
Magazines include the Torontoist, Inside Toronto, and Now (Toronto), but the bulk of media mentions for Dr. Tarasuk’s project are websites covering newspapers, radio stations, blogs and columns, such as the Globe and Mail, Upstream, Basic Income Earth, Food Tank, Community Food Centres Canada, The Nova Scotia Advocate, NewsKamloops, Ryerson Eyeopener, University of Calgary, University of Lethbridge, Huffington Post, Cantech Letter, CBCNews Toronto, CBC News PEI, CBC News New Brunswick, Arctic Deeply, Feeding Nunavut, Sault Online, Ottawa Community News, the Province, the Hill Times, Ottawa Life, and Policy Options. The National Observer, for example, did an op-ed article entitled “Opinion: Energy project threatens food security in Canada’s North”.
Interviews and online articles were also done in French, on CBC’s Radio Canada, such as the show L’Heure Juste and continued throughout every month in the year. Most reported on the severity of the food crisis in Canada, as well as on the association between hunger and higher health care costs, but also on the need for a basic income guarantee. One fact illustrated in the TVO Agenda April 2016episode on “Hungry in Ontario,” was that not all food insecure households are those living on social assistance or employment insurance. Steve Paikin, the TVO host, used the following quote from Dr. Tarasuk’s report as the opener for discussion with his 5 guests, which included Dr. Tarasuk:
Got a job, going hungry Households that rely on social assistance or employment insurance are at very high risk of food insecurity, but it is important to recognize that almost 2/3 of food-insecure households in this country are reliant on employment incomes. How is it possible that so many people in Canada are working but still are not able to make ends meet?
In the University of Toronto news, a story also followed by the CBC news in November 2016, articles advance the tenet that a guaranteed basic income would go a long way in solving Canada’s food insecurity:
Basic income can reduce food insecurity and improve health, says U of T expert
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A basic income won't let people fall below a certain income level, and it very effectively limits food insecurity. The connection on that is very strong. Studies have also shown that improving incomes produces very definite changes in food security over a short period of time. In Newfoundland and Labrador, food insecurity among social assistance recipients dropped by almost half over five years, starting within a year of increases to income supports. Our group PROOF recently found that food insecurity went from 40 to 16 per cent among low-income adults who became eligible for old-age security at 65. So a secure and decent income can largely cut off food insecurity to a degree that increases in minimum wage, subsidized housing or small increases to welfare payments don't do.
Esme Fuller-Thomson reported three media mentions for her project on childhood adversity and later mental health, including schizophrenia and suicide, formerly suicidal individuals and complete mental health, and why women suffer more from migraines (2357 and 2357-R001), although as mentioned above these three included another 45 media publication listings. Here are the major headings in these 48 media mentions:
“2 in 5 People with schizophrenia attempt suicide” “Many Suicidal People Make Long Term Recovery, Study Shows” “U of T researchers find that 38% of Canadians with suicidal ideas have reached complete mental health in the past year” “Parental domestic violence linked to migraine” “Childhood Trauma Tied to Migraine Risk as Adult” “Why Women Are Three Times More Likely to Suffer from Migraines”
Marcelo Luis Urquia (4190), who shared his output among the Windsor and the Toronto RDCs, had 10 media mentions for his project on perinatal outcomes of Canadian-born infants based on maternal and paternal birthplaces. For example, the Toronto Star had a front page article entitled “Indo-Canadian women give birth to far more boys than women born in Canada.” The Star also did a column and an editorial after publishing this article. The Globe and Mail ran an interview with the author and wrote an article entitled “Some couples in Canada practicing prenatal sex selection in favour of male fetuses, studies suggest.” CBC News and other websites (CTV News, Hindustan Times, Global News, and The Hindu) also interviewed the author and published articles on his research “Are Indian-born moms in Canada choosing to have baby boys over baby girls?” There was even a television video new article on the French station “TV5 Monde” entitled “Au Canada, l’Ontario face aux avortements sélectifs.”
Brendon Goodmurphy (4568) had 3 media mentions for his project on childcare demand and affordability in Toronto, including the Toronto Star and CBC’s Radio show Metro Morning.
“Vast majority of Toronto parents can’t afford daycare” “Toronto City staff are hoping to revamp the way daycares are run after hearing about the experiences of some parents in finding childcare”
Seong-gee Um reported a media mention in the Toronto Star for his project on home care services among Toronto’s diverse senior populations (4597) in July, “Immigrant seniors face unequal access to home care: report”.
Diane Withrow was in the CBC News in December for her project on Cancer survival in First Nations and Métis Adults in Canada (3334), “First Nations adult cancer survival shows major gap.”
All of these media mentions highlight the importance of Toronto RDC research to Canadians.
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Table 2f: Focus of Research, 2012-2016 Number of Focus % of Total Projects Aging 14 4 Education 20 5.7 Family and Children 14 4 Financial Security 6 1.7 Health 137 39.1 Immigration 61 17.4 Labour Force 76 21.7 Other 22 6.3 Total Number of Projects 350 100 Source: CRDCN Researchers Survey. Please use “Table 2f – Focus of Research” to populate this table, and “Table 2f – Other Foci of Research” to note any other oft-mentioned foci of research.
Table 2g: Status of Projects in Survey, 2012-2016 Status Number of Projects 1. Project ongoing, more output possible 197 2. Project ongoing, no more output expected 2 3. Project complete, further output possible 46 4. Project complete, no more output expected 275 Source: CRDCN Researchers Survey
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Section Three: RDC Knowledge Mobilization Activities
Table 3a: Teaching and Training Activities in 2016 Approximate number of Number Courses or Training sessions participants Summer school (1 or 2 week sessions)
Training sessions or Workshops (1 or 2 days) Data seminars RDC promotion Full year graduate or undergraduate course (6 credits) Semester graduate or undergraduate course (3 1 13 credits) Other, specify: 1/2 day SAS workshops 3 6 x 3 = 18 Total 3 31 Source: RDC
Table 3b: Toronto RDC Outreach in 2016 RDC–based publications None (e.g. newsletters, working papers, research summaries or highlights, synthesis reports) Training sessions and research 3 SAS introductory workshops seminars or conference hosted by the RDC (e.g. workshops, brown bag luncheons, symposia) RDC-related outreach activities None (e.g. meetings with public officials and other stakeholders) RDC-related media mentions None RDC website 1,712 visitors - 79% new visitors (e.g. number of visitors) Other None (e.g. blogs, tweets. Please specify) Source: RDC
The graphs below depict the website activity for the Toronto RDC for the 2016 year. As can be seen over three quarters of the activity was from new visits (79.31%), and 1,712 were unique visitors (there were 1,779 unique visitors to the website in 2015).
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Box 3c: Substantive Comments and Summary of Knowledge Mobilization
Dave Haans, our Research and Computing Consultant and Webmaster, continues to work with the CRDCN two of his four days a week, and did offer 3 introductory SAS workshops in 2016 in April (see Box 3 above). The Introductory SAS Workshops were held at the Toronto RDC on March 3rd, July 21st and November 24th from 1pm to 4pm, and were open to RDC researchers as well as members of the larger research community. The workshop is designed to help current researchers at the RDC acquaint or re-acquaint themselves with the SAS programming language. In this workshop, the basics of the SAS programming language were covered, including creating variables, reading in raw text files, modifying SAS data sets, and merging SAS data sets. As well, participants discussed and interactively learned several key features of group processing in SAS.
A total of 18 participants took the SAS workshops offered in 2016, seven of whom were doctoral students, five masters students, one undergraduate student, one post-doctoral fellow, an associate professor, an adjunct professor, and two research assistants, and included people from Ryerson, McMaster, IWH, OISE and U of T.
Source: RDC
Box 3d: Vignette
PROOF - Food Insecurity Policy Research in Canada
Food insecurity is the “inadequate or insecure access to food due to financial constraints” and Toronto RDC researchers studying food insecurity have found that “household food insecurity is a serious and growing problem in Canada that requires dedicated and effective policy solutions to ensure adequate household income for food.” For example, even though food banks are considered a solution, less than 25 percent of households that are food-insecure use them.
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In 2016 PROOF researchers held an international conference November 17-18 on Advancing Food Insecurity Research in Canada. Involving RDC researchers Valerie Tarasuk from the Toronto RDC and Lynn McIntyre from the Prairie RDC, the two day conference held plenaries in which these RDC researchers chaired and acted as discussants on plenary panels such as “Advancing Food Insecurity Research in Canada,” “The Social Construction of Food Insecurity,” “Using Research to Inform Advocacy” and “Future Research Directions.” International presenters hailed from the UK and the US (Oxford, Missouri, Kentucky and Illinois), and offered their insights as well. There were four concurrent paper sessions over the two days on “Canada’s North/Health Outcomes” “Public Health / Vulnerable Populations I” Food Charity / Community Research & Programs” and “Policy Interventions / Vulnerable Populations II.” Presentations are available on the PROOF research website: http://proof.utoronto.ca/conference/presentations/ and presenters included other RDC researchers, such as Enza Gucciardi from Ryerson; as well as non-profit research organizations such as AICBR (Arctic Institute of Community-Based Research) and government agencies such as British Columbia’s regional health authority (Interior Health); and used original data as well as Statistics Canada datasets such as the Canadian Community Health Survey (CCHS).
PROOF had released 2 policy reports in 2016 and PROOF researchers had published 4 of the 35 refereed articles for the Toronto RDC in 2016. Conference presentations included more than a dozen made to public, academic and government audiences in London, UK, Scotland, Ottawa, Calgary, Winnipeg, Waterloo, Toronto and Ireland. The Belfast presentation for example was done by Valerie Tarasuk (3083) and was made to the All-island Food Poverty Network: New approaches to addressing food poverty, in Belfast, Ireland on September 13 2016.
As mentioned earlier, the media response to PROOF researcher projects has been vast in 2016, with close to 100 TV, radio, news and online reports across the country from PEI to Vancouver and north to the Yukon and Nunavut.
Source: RDC
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Section Four: Toronto RDC Researchers
Table 4a: Student Training and Employment in 2016 Number of Number of Students Students Theses Number of Using RDC Employed on Completed in Students Data in Their One or More 2016 Thesis Projects Undergraduate 1 0 1 0 Masters 18 11 11 0 Doctoral 67 37 29 3 Source: CRDCN Researchers Survey (Columns 1 to 3), CRDCN Bibliography / Section Seven of the Annual Report (These Completed)
Table 4b: Researcher Employment Status in 2016 Position/Role Number of Researchers Adjunct professor 3 0.9 3 Assistant professor 36 10.2 36 Associate professor 41 11.6 41 Federal government researcher 3 0.9 3 Full professor 72 20.5 72 Independent or other researcher 51 14.5 51 Masters student 18 51 18 PhD student 77 21.9 77 Post-doctoral fellow 17 4.8 17 Professor Emeritus 5 1.4 5 Provincial government researcher 25 7.1 25 Regional/municipal government researcher 3 0.9 3 Undergraduate student 1 0.3 1 Source: CRDCN Researchers Survey
Table 4c: All Researcher Disciplines in 2016 Academic Discipline Number of Researchers Criminology / Law 2 2 Demography 4 4 Economics 61 61 Education Sciences 3 3 Geography / Urbanism 23 23 Industrial Relations / Management 21 21 Mathematics / Statistics 21 21 Medicine 3 3 Nutrition 15 15 Other Health Sciences 14 14 Other Social Sciences 18 18 Toronto Region Statistics Canada Research Data Centre: Annual Report 2016 13
Political Sciences 10 10 Psychology / Psychiatry 9 9 Public Health / Epidemiology 91 91 Sociology / Anthropology 47 47 Source: CRDCN Researchers Survey
Table 4d: Student Researcher Disciplines in 2016 Academic Discipline Number of Students Criminology / Law 1 1.2 1 Economics 15 17.6 15 Geography / Urbanism 2 2.4 2 Industrial Relations / Management 4 4.7 4 Mathematics / Statistics 2 2.4 2 Nutrition 3 3.5 3 Other Health Sciences 7 8.2 7 Other Social Sciences 7 8.2 7 Political Sciences 3 3.5 3 Psychology / Psychiatry 3 3.5 3 Public Health / Epidemiology 25 29.4 25 Sociology / Anthropology 13 15.3 13 Source: CRDCN Researchers Survey
Table 4e: Government Agency Partnerships in 2016 Number of Government Agency Projects ESDC (Employment and Social Development Canada) 4 Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada 2 Source: CRDCN Researchers Survey
Table 4f: Research Network Involvement in 2016 Number of Research Network Projects
Source: CRDCN Researchers Survey
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Table 4g: Collaboration, Funding and Partnerships in 2016 Number of Projects Yes No Collaborated with NGOs 10 77 Research Chair Holder 21 67 Received Government Funding 37 49 Received University Funding 38 47 Source: CRDCN Researchers Survey
Table 4h: Collaboration with NGOs in 2016 Number of NGO Projects Métis National Council 1 United Way (multiple organizations in 6 Canadian cities; Toronto and York region) 2 Caledon Institute, Social Planning Toronto 4 The Wellesley Institute 1 Tungasuvvingat Inuit 1 Source: CRDCN Researchers Survey
Table 4i: Research Chairs in 2016 Number of Research Chair Projects Canada Research Chair in Immigration, Inequality and Public Policy 2001-2015 13 CRC in the Political Economy of Gender & Work 3 Canada Research Chair in Economics 2 Dr. Chow Yei Ching Chair in Housing 1 Source: CRDCN Researchers Survey
Table 4j: Non-Government, Non-University Funding Agencies in 2016 Number of Funding Agency Projects SSHRC (Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council) 15 CIHR (Canadian Institutes of Health Research) 8 PCLC (Population Change and Lifecourse Strategic Knowledge Cluster) 1 Statistics Canada 1 CLMR (Centre for Labour Management Relations) 1 Source: CRDCN Researchers Survey
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Table 4k: Software Use, 2015-2016 Software use by the 223 projects answering the Software Section of the survey Software Name Number of Projects Percentage
STATA 122 54.7 SAS 116 52.01 Microsoft Office 76 34.08 SPSS 64 28.69 Adobe Acrobat Reader and Pro 23 10.31 Stat/Transfer 23 10.31 R Statistical 18 8.07 Foxit PDF Reader 15 6.72 Notepad++ 12 5.38 Internet Explorer 11 4.93 RStudio 9 4.03 WinZip 8 3.58 7zip 8 3.58 ArcGIS 4 1.79 MiKTeX 4 1.79 SLIDRet 4 1.79 Beyond 20/20 3 1.34 Mplus 3 1.34 TextPad 3 1.34 HLM 2 0.89 JoinPoint 2 0.89 YITS Extraction tool 2 0.89 AMOS 1 0.44 EQS 1 0.44 Eviews 1 0.44 MATLAB 1 0.44 PDFCreator 1 0.44
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SIDE/IML (CCHS 2.2) 1 0.44 SUDAAN 1 0.44 TEXnic Center 1 0.44 Tinn R 1 0.44 Source: CRDCN Researchers Survey
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Section Five: Achievements, Challenges and Objectives
Box 5a: Summary of Major Achievements and Challenges in the Past Year
Two major transitions for the Toronto RDC in the past year have been the change in governance structure of the CRDCN and staff transitions at the local level. At the CRDCN the Inaugural Board has replaced the committee of academic directors and its executive council as the central governance institution. The Toronto RDC is the largest single site RDC in the CRDCN, and as such has a permanent seat on the Inaugural Board which includes representatives of the participating universities, Statistics Canada, the academic directors, the US Census Bureau, major users and suppliers of RDC data and the research infrastructure industry. As mentioned in the Executive Summary, this new governance structure should give the CRDCN a higher profile in the research community and provide needed expertise in operations and organization.
At the local level we have filled two staff vacancies that resulted from decisions of our administrative assistant Jessica Maitland to pursue graduate studies and of our research and computing consultant to take up a position at the CRDCN. We conducted searches to fill these positions over the late winter and early spring and have hired Emilie Jones as our new administrative assistant and Dawas Zaidi as our new IT consultant.
A new branch RDC at Nipissing University opened over the past year. Nipissing faculty member David Zarifa is the Academic Director, and the research projects there will be serviced by Statistics Canada staff at the York University branch.
Finally over the past year the CRDCN secured new funding from CIHR-SSHRC (reported last year) and CFI totaling over 20 million dollars for the next five years.
Box 5b: Summary of Major Challenges and Objectives in the Next Year
The CRDCN is one of the only national research data networks that houses its data on site at individual RDCs. The Network has made an application to CFI for funds that will permit a transition to a centralized, high performance, thin client computing network. In this model all data will be housed at one of two central sites. The Toronto RDC is one of the planned central sites for data storage.
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Section Six: RDC Operating Budget – Revenue and Expenses Report for the Fiscal Year
Table 6a: Toronto RDC Operating Budget – Revenue 2016
Source Amount
University of Toronto $129,690 A & S budget (AIF)
University of Toronto * $31,324 A & S contribution
University of Ryerson $20,000
University of York ** $0 (as per branch agreement)
SSHRC $191,246
CIHR $191,246
CFI $0
Other-RDC-NCC $0
Stat Can FFS invoice reduction $46,759
HRSDC $0
Fee for Service $0
Other, specify: SAS workshops $150
Total Revenue $610,415
Source: RDC. Please enter amounts for the fiscal year (April 1 – March 31)
Note: While RDC activity is based on calendar year, the financial report is based on the fiscal year of University of Toronto (i.e., May 1st to April 30th). * Note: Arts & Science contribution includes $30K plus $1,324 in staff increases for 2016-17 ** Note: York University’s monies rec'd are all Stat Can reimbursement related, no additional revenue contribution as per Director's agreement Toronto Region Statistics Canada Research Data Centre: Annual Report 2016 19
Table 6b: Toronto RDC Operating Budget – Expenses 2016 Amount In Cash In Kind Total Statistics Canada Services 383,457.54 383,457.54 Statistics Canada Services - tax rebate -32,887.29 -32,887.29 Director Buy-Out of Time and Responsibilities 9,980.04 36,500.00 46,480.04 Secretarial and Administrative Staff 46,696.05 1,800.00 48,496.05 Translation Services 0.00 Analyst Admin Support (student support hours) 11,550.03 11,550.03 Statistical and Methodological Services 52,292.05 52,292.05 Supplies, Telephone, Security 8,326.56 8,326.56 Computer Software, Supplies and Licenses 12,417.82 12,417.82 Computer Assistance 52,292.05 52,292.05 Computer Depreciation and Replacement 0.00 Local Governance, Conference, Receptions 278.47 278.47 Workshops, Courses, Training 6,864.00 6,864.00 Renovations 0.00 Travel (not Directors or training) 0.00 Fellowship, Incentives Grants 0.00 Dissemination (Website, Promotion of RDC) 0.00 CRDCN portion of FFS reductions frm StatCan 10,882.31 10,882.31 CRDCN exp's reimb (web/bib) for last yr 0.00 Branch RDC’s Annual Costs (includes Nipissing) 92,103.44 92,103.44 Recovery from York U (Stats Can charges) -50,815.53 -50,815.53 Recovery from CRDCN for DH time -43,983.36 -43,983.36 Total $549,217.60 $38,300.00 $587,517.60 Source: RDC. Please enter amounts for the fiscal year (April 1 – March 31)
Note: While RDC activity is based on calendar year, the financial report is based on the fiscal year of University of Toronto (i.e., May 1st to April 30th).
LINE ITEM NOTES: 1. The actual amount paid for Statistics Canada services was $434,272.98, which includes payment for York ($44,340.06)and Nipissing ($4,799.72) of $49,139.78 plus rebated tax rate charged to them of $690.19(inv#1) + $985.47(inv#2) = $1,675.67 for a total of $49,139.78 + $1,675.67 = $50,815.45; and includes the reductions from Stats Can of $46,758.51, fee service contracts, making our true cost of services $387,514.47 + $46,758.51 = $434,273 (- York $50,815.45 = $383,457.54 for Toronto only)
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2. Indirect cost Director Buy-Out Time, total of $35K paid to Economics Dept at UT from Arts & Science, plus 1,500 research allowance paid to Director’s cost fund centre account in Economics. 3. Indirect cost of Sec/Admin time is the office space at Inst for Life Course & Aging where admin staff office for Susan Murphy is located for .75 of her .45 RDC position (15% of $12K for 12 months = $1,800). 4. Formerly called "Student support for Longer Opening Hours" Analyst Admin support is paid to Jessica Maitland and her newly hired successor Emilie Jones. 5. Statistical and Methodological Services and Computer Assistance are monies paid equally to Dave, as he has both roles. 6. The workshop costs include salary $6,864 for TA costs for the Panel Data Methods course PPG2010H held in the Toronto RDC in this fiscal year 7. Branch cost includes $50,815.44 for Stats Can employees at York and Nipissing U, plus $41,288 which was the amount paid to York and Nipissing as annual support from the Toronto RDC joint CIHR/SSHRC grant, as per the Directors' agreement for 2016/17. 8. Recovery from York includes monies for their analyst services for 2016-2017 as per our Stats Can contract, plus .09 cents overpayment. 9. Recovery from CRDCN for Dave's salary includes 11 months of recovery including prior fiscal year (Apr 2016), and up to Feb in current fiscal year. 10. Recovery from CRDCN for IOF eligible expenses allowed us to reimburse $10K of the $12K spent this year for software and maintenance. 11. In addition to the FFS rebate of $46,758.51 from Statistics Canada this year, note that expenses were further reduced by a one-time-only amount of $5,075.67 for Toronto and $440.77 for York, which also offset the actual expenses by $5,516.44; so in point of fact, Statistics Canada services for 2016-17 are $439,789.42 ($434272.98 + 5,516.44) for the Toronto, York and Nipissing RDCs.
Table 6c: Toronto RDC Operating Budget – Summary of Contributions Source of funds Percentage of Contribution Universities of Toronto, York & Ryerson Cash Contributions – 28% Operating In-kind Contributions 6% Total for university 34% SSHRC/CIHR – Grant 59% Other (please list): Fees – NGO, HRSDC, FFS, 7% Workshops, StatCan Source: RDC. Please enter amounts for the fiscal year (April 1 – March 31)
Note: While RDC activity is based on calendar year, the financial report is based on the fiscal year of University of Toronto (i.e., May 1st to April 30th).
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Section Seven: Complete List of RDC Output
Source: The CRDCN bibliography for the Annual Report year
2016 Publications, Conference Presentations and Media Mentions for: UTO
Book Chapters
1. Tony Fang and Morley Gunderson (2016) Poverty dynamics among vulnerable groups in Canada In David A. Green and W. Craig Riddell and France St-Hilaire (Eds.), Income Inequality: The Canadian story ( ). Ottawa, ON: Institute for Research on Public Policy. (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3193 / RDC(s): UNB UTO)
Refereed Articles
1. Philip Baiden and Esme Fuller-Thomson (2016) Factors associated with achieving complete mental health among individuals with lifetime suicidal ideation Suicide and Life Threatening Behaviour, 46(4), 427 - 446. (Project: 10-SSH-UTO-2357 / RDC(s): UTO )
2. Michael Baker and Kevin Milligan (2016) Boy-girl differences in parental time investments: Evidence from three countries Journal of Human Capital, 10(4), 399 - 441. (Project: 10-SSH- UTO-2570 / RDC(s): BCI UTO)
3. Susan I. Barr and Loretta DiFrancesco and Victor L. Fulgoni III (2016) Association of breakfast consumption with body mass index and prevalence of overweight/obesity in a nationally- representative survey of Canadian adults Nutrition Journal, 15(1), 1 - 9. (Project: 11-SSH-UTO- 2848 / RDC(s): UTO )
4. Monica Boyd and Siyue Tian (2016) Educational and labor market attainments of the 1.5- and second-generation children of East Asian immigrants in Canada American Behavioral Scientist, 60(5-6), 705 - 729. (Project: 10-PRG-UTO-2272-S003 / RDC(s): UTO )
5. Sarah A. Buchan and Jeffrey C. Kwong (2016) Trends in influenza vaccine coverage and vaccine hesitancy in Canada, 2006-07 to 2013-14: Results from cross-sectional survey data CMAJ Open, 4(3), E455 - 462. (Project: 14-SSH-UTO-4101 / RDC(s): UTO )
6. Sarah A. Buchan and Jeffrey C. Kwong (2016) Influenza immunization among Canadian healthcare personnel: A cross-sectional study CMAJ Open, 4(3), E479 - 488. (Project: 14-SSH- UTO-4101 / RDC(s): UTO )
7. Wayne K. deRuiter and John Cairney and Scott Leatherdale and Guy Faulkner (2016) The period prevalence of risk behavior co-occurrence among Canadians Preventive Medicine, 85( ), 11 - 16. (Project: 14-SSH-UTO-1912-S001 / RDC(s): UTO )
8. Mayilee Canizares and Monique Gignac and Sheilah Hogg-Johnson and Richard H. Glazier and Elizabeth M. Badley (2016) Do baby boomers use more healthcare services than other generations? Longitudinal trajectories of physician service use across five birth cohorts BMJ Open, 6(9), 1 - 10. (Project: 14-SSH-UTO-4066 / RDC(s): UTO )
9. Andrew J. Clarke and Mikal Skuterud (2016) A comparative analysis of immigrant skills and their utilization in Australia, Canada, and the USA Journal of Population Economics, 29(3), 849 - 882. (Project: 13-SSH-SWO-3724 / RDC(s): UTO SWO)
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10. Ilona Csizmadi and Beatrice A. Boucher and Geraldine Lo Siou and Isabelle Massarelli and Isabelle Rondeau and Didier Garriguet and Anita Koushik and Janine Elenko and Amy F. Subar (2016) Using national dietary intake data to evaluate and adapt the US Diet History Questionnaire: The stepwise tailoring of an FFQ for Canadian use Public Health Nutrition, 19(18), 3247 - 3255. (Project: 07-SSH-PRC-1471 / RDC(s): UTO PRC)
11. Jennifer Elrick and Naomi Lightman (2016) Sorting or shaping? The gendered economic outcomes of immigration policy in Canada International Migration Review, 50(2), 352 - 384. (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3186 / RDC(s): UTO )
12. Julie Farmer and Logan McLeod and Arjumand Siddiqi and Vahid Ravaghi and Carlos Quiñonez (2016) Towards an understanding of the structural determinants of oral health inequalities: A comparative analysis between Canada and the United States Social Science and Medicine - Population Health, 2( ), 226 - 236. (Project: 14-SSH-UTO-4098 / RDC(s): UTO )
13. Esme Fuller-Thomson and Stephanie L. Baird and R. Dhrosia and S. Brennenstuhl (2016) The association between adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and suicide attempts in a population-based study Child Care Health Development, 42(5), 725 - 734. (Project: 15-SSH- UTO-2357-R002 / RDC(s): UTO )
14. Esme Fuller-Thomson and Bailey Hollister (2016) Schizophrenia and suicide attempts: Findings from a representative community-based Canadian sample Schizophrenia Research and Treatment, 2016(February), 1 - 11. (Project: 10-SSH-UTO-2357 / RDC(s): UTO )
15. Esme Fuller-Thomson and Natasha Ramzan and Stephanie L. Baird (2016) Arthritis and suicide attempts: Findings from a large nationally representative Canadian survey Rheumatology International, 36(9), 1237 - 1248. (Project: 15-SSH-UTO-2357-R002 / RDC(s): UTO )
16. Rafael Gomez and Danielle Lamb (2016) Unions and traditionally disadvantaged workers: Evidence from union wage premiums in Canada 2000 to 2012 E-Journal of International and Comparative Labour Studies, 5(3), 1 - 21. (Project: 13-SSH-UTO-3663 / RDC(s): UTO )
17. Morley Gunderson and Byron Y. Lee (2016) Pay discrimination against persons with disabilities: Canadian evidence from PALS International Journal of Human Resource Management, 27(14), 1531 - 1549. (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3193 / RDC(s): UTO )
18. Amy T. Hsu and Whitney Berta and Peter C. Coyte and Audrey Laporte (2016) Staffing in Ontario's long-term care homes: Differences by profit status and chain ownership Canadian Journal on Aging / La Revue canadienne du vieillissement, 35(2), 175 - 189. (Project: 11-SSH- UTO-2674 / RDC(s): UTO )
19. Jongnam Hwang and Christopher Rudnisky and Sarah Bowen and Jeffrey A. Johnson (2016) Income-related inequalities in visual impairment and eye screening services in patients with type 2 diabetes Journal of Public Health, 38(4), e571 - e579. (Project: 12-SSH-UAB-3314 / RDC(s): UTO )
20. Mahsa Jessri and Wendy Y. Lou and Mary R. L'Abbe (2016) Evaluation of different methods to handle misreporting in obesity research: Evidence from the Canadian national nutrition survey British Journal of Nutrition, 115(1), 147 - 159. (Project: 13-SSH-UTO-3508 / RDC(s): UTO )
21. Mahsa Jessri and Wendy Y. Lou and Mary R. L'Abbé (2016) The 2015 Dietary Guidelines for Americans is associated with a more nutrient-dense diet and a lower risk of obesity The
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American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 104(5), 1378 - 1392. (Project: 13-SSH-UTO-3508 / RDC(s): UTO )
22. Na Li and Naomi Dachner and Valerie Tarasuk (2016) The impact of changes in social policies on household food insecurity in British Columbia, 2005-2012 Preventive Medicine, 93(December), 151 - 158. (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
23. Lynn L. McIntyre and Daniel J. Dutton and Cynthia Kwok and J.C. Herbert Emery (2016) Reduction of food insecurity among low-income Canadian seniors as a likely impact of a guaranteed annual income Canadian Public Policy, 42(3), 274 - 286. (Project: 12-SSH-UTO- 3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
24. Lynn L. McIntyre and Cynthia Kwok and J. C. Herbert Emery and Daniel J. Dutton (2016) Impact of a guaranteed annual income program on Canadian seniors' physical, mental and functional health Canadian Journal of Public Health, 107(2), e176 - e182. (Project: 12-SSH- UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
25. Gustavo Mery and Walter P. Wodchis and Audrey Laporte (2016) The determinants of the propensity to receive publicly funded home care services for the elderly in Canada: a panel two-stage residual inclusion approach Health Economics Review, 6(8), 1 - 18. (Project: 14- SSH-UTO-2450-R001 / RDC(s): UTO )
26. Janice Du Mont and Tonia Forte (2016) Perceived discrimination and self-rated health in Canada: An exploratory study BMC Public Health, 16(1), 1 - 9. (Project: 11-SSH-UTO-2962 / RDC(s): UTO )
27. Chantel Ramraj and Faraz V. Shahidi and William Darity Jr. and Ichiro Kawachi and Daniyal Zuberi and Arjumand Siddiqi (2016) Equally inequitable? A cross-national comparative study of racial health inequalities in the United States and Canada Social Science \& Medicine, 161( ), 19 - 26. (Project: 13-SSH-UTO-3307-S001 / RDC(s): UTO )
28. Orit Schieir and Sheilah Hogg-Johnson and Richard H. Glazier and Elizabeth M. Badley (2016) Sex variations in effects of arthritis and activity limitation on first heart disease event occurrence in the Canadian general population: Results from the longitudinal National Population Health Survey Arthritis Care \& Research, 68(6), 811 - 818. (Project: 10-SSH-UTO- 2378 / RDC(s): UTO )
29. Urshila Sriram and Valerie Tarasuk (2016) Economic predictors of household food insecurity in Canadian metropolitan areas Journal of Hunger and Environmental Nutrition, 11(1), 1 - 13. (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
30. Justin Thielman and Heather Manson and Maria Chiu and Ray Copes and Laura C. Rosella (2016) Residents of highly walkable neighbourhoods in Canadian urban areas do substantially more physical activity: A cross-sectional analysis CMAJ Open, 4(4), E720 - E728. (Project: 13- PHO-UTO-3779 / RDC(s): UTO )
31. Marcelo L. Urquia and Joel G. Ray and Susitha Wanigaratne and Rahim Moineddin and Patricia J. O'Campo (2016) Variations in male-female infant ratios among births to Canadian- and Indian-born mothers, 1990-2011: A population-based register study CMAJ Open, 4(2), E116 - E123. (Project: 14-SSH-UTO-4190 / RDC(s): UTO )
32. Anil Verma and Jeffrey G. Reitz and Rupa Banerjee (2016) Unionization and income growth of racial minority immigrants in Canada: A longitudinal study International Migration Review, 50(3), 667 - 698. (Project: 10-SSH-UTO-2556 / RDC(s): UTO )
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33. Sonya G. Wanklyn and Nicole D. Pukay-Martin and Jennifer M. Belus and Kate St. Cyr and Todd A. Girard and Candice M. Monson (2016) Trauma types as differential predictors of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), major depressive disorder (MDD), and their comorbidity Canadian Journal of Behavioural Science, 48(4), 296 - 305. (Project: 15-SSH- UTO-2470-R002 / RDC(s): UTO )
34. Imelda S. Wong and Peter M. Smith and Selahadin Ibrahim and Cameron A. Mustard and Monique A. M. Gignac (2016) Mediating pathways and gender differences between shift work and subjective cognitive function Occupational \& Environmental Medicine, 73(11), 753 - 760. (Project: 14-PRG-UTO-2232-S018 / RDC(s): UTO )
35. Laura Wright (2016) Type and timing of first union formation in Quebec and the rest of Canada: Continuity and change across the 1930-79 birth cohorts Canadian Studies in Population, 43(3- 4), 234 - 248. (Project: 13-SSH-UTO-3780 / RDC(s): UWO UTO)
Working Papers
1. Joniada Milla (2016) Updating tertiary education expectations and choices with learning.CORE Discussion Papers Series. (Project: 09-SSH-SWO-2079 / RDC(s): UTO SWO)
2. Germán P. Pupato (2016) Performance pay, trade and inequality.Ryerson University, Department of Economics. (Project: 13-SSH-UTO-3640 / RDC(s): UTO )
Policy Reports
1. Gordon Cleveland and Michael Krashinsky and Sue Colley and Christine Avery-Nunez (2016) City of Toronto licensed child care demand and affordability study City of Toronto, Toronto, ON. (Project: 15-TOR-UTO-4568 / RDC(s): UTO )
2. Na Li and Naomi Dachner and Valerie Tarasuk and Rita Zhang and Melanie Kurrein and Theresa Harris and Sarah Gustin and Drona Rasali (2016) Priority health equity indicators for British Columbia: Household food insecurity indicator report PROOF Food Insecurity Policy Research, Vancouver, BC. (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
3. Dov B. Millstone and Elizabeth M. Badley (2016) A profile of arthritis in Alberta The Arthritis Society, . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3430 / RDC(s): UTO )
4. Dov B. Millstone and Elizabeth M. Badley (2016) A profile of arthritis in British Columbia The Arthritis Society, . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3430 / RDC(s): UTO )
5. Dov B. Millstone and Elizabeth M. Badley (2016) A profile of arthritis in Canada The Arthritis Society, . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3430 / RDC(s): UTO )
6. Dov B. Millstone and Elizabeth M. Badley (2016) A profile of arthritis in Manitoba The Arthritis Society, . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3430 / RDC(s): UTO )
7. Dov B. Millstone and Elizabeth M. Badley (2016) A profile of arthritis in New Brunswick The Arthritis Society, . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3430 / RDC(s): UTO )
8. Dov B. Millstone and Elizabeth M. Badley (2016) A profile of arthritis in Newfoundland and Labrador The Arthritis Society, . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3430 / RDC(s): UTO )
9. Dov B. Millstone and Elizabeth M. Badley (2016) A profile of arthritis in Nova Soctia The Arthritis Society, . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3430 / RDC(s): UTO )
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10. Dov B. Millstone and Elizabeth M. Badley (2016) A profile of arthritis in Ontario The Arthritis Society, . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3430 / RDC(s): UTO )
11. Dov B. Millstone and Elizabeth M. Badley (2016) A profile of arthritis in Prince Edward Island The Arthritis Society, . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3430 / RDC(s): UTO )
12. Dov B. Millstone and Elizabeth M. Badley (2016) A profile of arthritis in Quebec The Arthritis Society, . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3430 / RDC(s): UTO )
13. Dov B. Millstone and Elizabeth M. Badley (2016) A profile of arthritis in Saskatchewan The Arthritis Society, . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3430 / RDC(s): UTO )
14. Dov B. Millstone and Elizabeth M. Badley (2016) A profile of arthritis in the Territories The Arthritis Society, . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3430 / RDC(s): UTO )
15. Valerie Tarasuk and Andy Mitchell and Naomi Dachner (2016) Household food insecurity in Canada, 2014 PROOF Food Insecurity Policy Research, Toronto, ON. (Project: 12-SSH-UTO- 3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
16. Seong-gee Um and Naomi Lightman (2016) Ensuring healthy aging for all: Home care access for diverse senior populations in the GTA Wellsley Institute, Toronto, ON. (Project: 16-NGO- UTO-4597 / RDC(s): UTO )
17. Leah F. Vosko and Andrea M. Noack and Mark P. Thomas (2016) How far does the Employment Standards Act, 2000 extend and what are the gaps in coverage? An empirical analysis of archival and statistical data Ontario Ministry of Labour, Toronto, ON. (Project: 15- ONT-UTO-4431 / RDC(s): UTO )
18. Alan Walks and Mihaela Dinca-Panaitescu and Dylan Simone (2016) Income inequality and polarization in the city of Toronto and York region, Part I: Examining levels and trends from spatial and non-spatial perspectives Neighbourhood Change Research Partnership (NCRP), Toronto, ON. (Project: 13-PRGSSH-UTO-3704-S001 / RDC(s): UTO )
Ph.D. Dissertations
1. Cameron Crawford (2016) Untying the knots: Furthering decent new employment after the advent of work-limiting disability Critical Disability Studies, Toronto, ON: York University. (Project: 14-SSH-UTO-4173 / RDC(s): UTO )
2. Sam Faustmann (2016) Delays, de-standardization, and the transition to adulthood Department of Sociology, Montréal, QC: McGill University. (Project: 11-SSH-MCG-2753 / RDC(s): UTO )
3. Scott Legree (2016) Three essays in labour economics and public finance Department of Economics, Waterloo, ON: University of Waterloo. (Project: 12-SSH-SWO-3332 / RDC(s): UTO)
4. Siyue Tian (2016) Living arrangements and intergenerational support among immigrant and Canadian-born seniors Department of Sociology, Toronto, ON: University of Toronto.
Conference Presentations Using RDC Data
1. Conference Type: Talks or papers at academic conferences. Conference reference: Lu Wang, 29MAR2016. THE SOCIAL AND SPATIAL PATTERNING OF STRESS AMONG IMMIGRANTS IN CANADA: 2016 Annual Meetings of the Association of American Geographers. San Francisco, USA. (Project: 09-SSH-UTO-1931 / RDC(s): UTO ) Toronto Region Statistics Canada Research Data Centre: Annual Report 2016 26
2. Conference Type: . Conference reference: John Kervin, Mark Easton, 02JUN2016. Fitting Compensation Models to Occupational Groups: Canadian Sociological Association. Calgary. (Project: 10-SSH-UTO-2630 / RDC(s): UTO )
3. Conference Type: Public presentations. Conference reference: Il-Ho Kim, 05NOV2016. Ethnic and gender variations in trajectories of emotional distress among new immigrants to Canada: 2015 CRDCN National Conference. Toronto. (Project: 11-SSH-UTO-1636-R001 / RDC(s): UTO )
4. Conference Type: Talks or papers at academic conferences. Conference reference: Jessica Whitehead, Myrna Dawson and Tina Hotton, 17NOV2016. Examining the Prevalence and Characteristics of Same-Sex Intimate Partner Violence in Canada: American Society of Criminology. New Orleans, LA. (Project: 12-CCJ-GUEL-3408 / RDC(s): UTO )
5. Conference Type: Talks or papers at academic conferences. Conference reference: Linda Kachuri, 06JUL2016. Cancer risks in a population-based study of 70,570 agricultural workers: results from the Canadian Census Health and Environment Cohort (CanCHEC): International Agency for Research on Cancer 50th Anniversary Conference. Lyon, France. (Project: 12- HAD-UTO-3404 / RDC(s): UTO )
6. Conference Type: Talks or papers at academic conferences. Conference reference: Mustard CA, Chambers A, Ibrahim S, Etches J, Smith P., 20JUN2016. Declining incidence of work- related musculoskeletal disorders in Ontario 2004-2011.: PREMUS 2016, the 9th International Scientific Conference on the Prevention of Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders.. Toronto, ON.. (Project: 12-PRG-UTO-2232-S015 / RDC(s): UTO )
7. Conference Type: Invited talks to academics. Conference reference: Valerie Tarasuk, 13JAN2016. Monitoring food insecurity in Canada. Shifting the conversation from charity to public policy.: Food Thinker Series at City University London. London,UK. (Project: 12-SSH- UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
8. Conference Type: Presentations to government, panels or other groups. Conference reference: Valerie Tarasuk, 15JAN2016. Measuring and monitoring food insecurity in Canada. Food Poverty: Measuring, Monitoring and Making a Difference.: NHS Scotland. Edinburgh, Scotland. (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
9. Conference Type: Presentations to government, panels or other groups. Conference reference: Valerie Tarasuk, 18JAN2016. Monitoring food insecurity in Canada. Food Poverty Monitoring Workshop: Sustain: The alliance for better food and farming. London,UK. (Project: 12-SSH- UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
10. Conference Type: Public presentations. Conference reference: Lynne McIntyre, 12MAR2016. The Right to Food in Canada: Amnesty International University of Calgary Chapter Human Rights Conference. Calgary, AB. (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
11. Conference Type: Presentations to government, panels or other groups. Conference reference: Valerie Tarasuk, 03APR2016. Food security: An argument for poverty reduction: Upstream: Closing the Gap - Action for Health equity. Ottawa, ON. (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
12. Conference Type: Invited talks to academics. Conference reference: Valerie Tarasuk, Herb Emery, Evelyn Forget, Wayne Simpson, 31MAY2016. Addressing Food Insecurity in Canada by Implementing a Minimum Income: Pathways to Health Equity: Leveling the Playing Field. Winnipeg, MN. (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
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13. Conference Type: Presentations to government, panels or other groups. Conference reference: Valerie Tarasuk, Jeff O'Donnell, 18JUN2016. Tools for Change: Research, Education and Policy: Meal Exchange National Student Food Summit. Waterloo, ON. (Project: 12-SSH-UTO- 3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
14. Conference Type: Invited talks to academics. Conference reference: Valerie Tarasuk, 06OCT2016. B.I.G. and Food Security: Basic Income Guarantee Conference 2016. Sudbury, ON. (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
15. Conference Type: Presentations to government, panels or other groups. Conference reference: Valerie Tarasuk, 13SEP2016. Deconstructing household food insecurity: insights from Canadian research.: All-island Food Poverty Network: New approaches to addressing food poverty. Belfast, Ireland. (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
16. Conference Type: Presentations to government, panels or other groups. Conference reference: Valerie Tarasuk, Lynn McIntyre, 27APR2016. Debate: Household food insecurity is a better metric than a population health policy problem: Sparking Solutions. Ottawa, ON. (Project: 12- SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
17. Conference Type: Presentations to government, panels or other groups. Conference reference: Naomi Dachner, Anita Abraham, Kathryn Scharf, Elaine Power, 15OCT2016. Making Zero Hunger Real: Food Insecurity 101: Food Secure Canada Assembly: Resetting the Table. Toronto, ON. (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
18. Conference Type: Presentations to government, panels or other groups. Conference reference: Kathryn Scharf, Naomi Dachner, Elaine Power, 15OCT2016. Making Zero Hunger Real: Defining the Issues, Audiences and Tactics to Advance the Fight Against Food Insecurity: Food Secure Canada Assembly: Resetting the Table. Toronto, ON. (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
19. Conference Type: Talks or papers at academic conferences. Conference reference: Herb Emery, Craig Gundersen, Catherine Mah, Lynn McIntyre, Valerie Tarasuk, 17NOV2016. Advancing Food Insecurity Research in Canada: Advancing Food Insecurity Research in Canada. Toronto, ON. (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
20. Conference Type: Talks or papers at academic conferences. Conference reference: Emily Laxer, 04MAR2016. “Muslim integration in France, Quebec and Canada: political dimensions”: Workshop on Muslim integration in Europa and North America. Paris, France. (Project: 12- SSH-UTO-3212 / RDC(s): UTO )
21. Conference Type: Talks or papers at academic conferences. Conference reference: Jeffrey Reitz, 04MAR2016. : Workshop on Muslim integration in Europe and North America. Paris, France. (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3212 / RDC(s): UTO )
22. Conference Type: Talks or papers at academic conferences. Conference reference: Marie-Pier Joly, 04MAR2016. Emotional Stress and the Integration of Muslim Minorities in France, Québec and Anglophone Canada: Workshop on Muslim integration in Europe and North America. . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3212 / RDC(s): UTO )
23. Conference Type: Talks or papers at academic conferences. Conference reference: Jing Shen, 17NOV2016. Integration of Immigrant Children: International Immigration and Integration. Mannheim, Germany. (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3225 / RDC(s): UTO )
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24. Conference Type: Talks or papers at academic conferences. Conference reference: Paul Grootendorst, 09JUL2016. : Canadian Economics Association Confernece. Ottawa. (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3373 / RDC(s): UTO )
25. Conference Type: Talks or papers at academic conferences. Conference reference: Elizabeth Badley, 12NOV2016. The Association of Arthritis and Lung Diseases: A Population-Based Study: 2016 Annual Scientific Meeting of the American College of Rheumatology. Washington D.C, USA. (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3430 / RDC(s): UTO )
26. Conference Type: Talks or papers at academic conferences. Conference reference: Elizabeth Badley, 11NOV2016. . Priorities for Health Care, Health Policy and Osteoarthritis Research: ACR/ARHP Annual Meeting. Washington D.C, USA. (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3430 / RDC(s): UTO )
27. Conference Type: Talks or papers at academic conferences. Conference reference: Justin Thielman, 15JUN2016. Is neighbourhood walkability associated with sedentary time in a nationally-representative Canadian population?: Canadian Pubic Health Association conference: Public Health 2016. Toronto, ON. (Project: 13-PHO-UTO-3779 / RDC(s): UTO )
28. Conference Type: Invited talks to academics. Conference reference: Mihaela Dinca-Panaitescu and Laura McDonough, 21MAR2016. Income inequality and access to opportunity: School of Public Policy and Governance, University of Toronto. Toronto, ON, Canada. (Project: 13- PRGSSH-UTO-3704-S001 / RDC(s): UTO )
29. Conference Type: Public presentations. Conference reference: Mihaela Dinca-Panaitescu, Alan Walks, Dylan Simone, 19MAY2016. Income Inequality and Polarization in Toronto and York Region: Symposium on Neighbourhood Change research 2016 (held at the University of Toronto). Toronto, ON, Canada. (Project: 13-PRGSSH-UTO-3704-S001 / RDC(s): UTO )
30. Conference Type: Talks or papers at academic conferences. Conference reference: German Pupato, 05MAR2016. Performance Pay, Trade and Inequality: Trade, Integration and Growth Network. Los Angeles, CA. (Project: 13-SSH-UTO-3640 / RDC(s): UTO )
31. Conference Type: Talks or papers at academic conferences. Conference reference: G. Pupato, 11AUG2016. Performance Pay, Trade and Inequality: Econometric Society. Kyoto, Japan. (Project: 13-SSH-UTO-3640 / RDC(s): UTO )
32. Conference Type: Talks or papers at academic conferences. Conference reference: Rafael Gomez, 13JUN2016. Unions and Vulnerable Workers: Evidence from Union Wage Premiums in Canada 2000-2012: ADAPT. London, England. (Project: 13-SSH-UTO-3663 / RDC(s): UTO )
33. Conference Type: Talks or papers at academic conferences. Conference reference: Tingting Zhang, 08AUG2016. Effects of Unionization and Occupational Regulation Coverage on Employee Compensation in Canada: Academy of Management Annual Conference. Anaheim, California, USA. (Project: 14-DTS-UTO-3638-S001-R001 / RDC(s): UTO )
34. Conference Type: Presentations to government, panels or other groups. Conference reference: Tiffany Fitzpatrick, Laura Rosella, 16FEB2016. Who are the long-term users of social and disability assistance programs in Ontario? : The Ontario Ministry of Community & Social Services - Knowledge Mobilization Team. Toronto, ON. (Project: 14-OIS-UTO-4172 / RDC(s): UTO )
35. Conference Type: Presentations to government, panels or other groups. Conference reference: Tiffany Fitzpatrick, Laura Rosella, 20FEB2016. Welfare persistence in Ontario: SES & demographic characteristics associated with long-term social assistance recipiency.: Speaker Toronto Region Statistics Canada Research Data Centre: Annual Report 2016 29
Series, Knowledge Mobilization Team, Ministry of Community and Social Services. Toronto, ON. (Project: 14-OIS-UTO-4172 / RDC(s): UTO )
36. Conference Type: Public presentations. Conference reference: Tiffany Fitzpatrick, 25OCT2016. Who are the long-term users of social and disability assistance programs in Ontario?: Poster presented at the 9th Annual Dalla Lana School of Public Health Student-led Conference. Toronto, ON. (Project: 14-OIS-UTO-4172 / RDC(s): UTO )
37. Conference Type: Talks or papers at academic conferences. Conference reference: Smith P., 20JUN2016. Is it possible to measure gender when you don’t have a measure of gender? Analyses of secondary data. Panel on gender, work and musculoskeletal disorders.: PREMUS 2016, the 9th International Scientific Conference on the Prevention of Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders.. Toronto, ON.. (Project: 14-PRG-UTO-2232-S018 / RDC(s): UTO )
38. Conference Type: Talks or papers at academic conferences. Conference reference: Smith P. Plenary Panel Speaker., 17OCT2016. Gender, Work and Health: Research Applications across Disciplines.: CARWH 2016: Advancing Research to Improve Work and Health.. Toronto, ON. (Project: 14-PRG-UTO-2232-S018 / RDC(s): UTO )
39. Conference Type: Public presentations. Conference reference: Smith P., 25NOV2016. Women, work and health: Precarious and Invisible Labour.: Women’s College Hospital: Women’s Xchange. Toronto, ON. (Project: 14-PRG-UTO-2232-S018 / RDC(s): UTO )
40. Conference Type: Presentations to government, panels or other groups. Conference reference: Smith P., 19MAY2016. "Sex and Gender-Based Analysis Week". Science Panel Speaker. Sex and gender considerations in secondary data collection.: The panel title is "Getting to Better Science through Sex-and Gender-Based Analysis”. Health Canada.. Ottawa, ON. (Project: 14- PRG-UTO-2232-S018 / RDC(s): UTO )
41. Conference Type: Talks or papers at academic conferences. Conference reference: Smith P., 13JUN2016. How to evaluate the impact of sex and gender effects on health outcomes using secondary data.: Canadian Public Health Association Conference. Pre-conference Workshop,. Toronto, ON. (Project: 14-PRG-UTO-2232-S018 / RDC(s): UTO )
42. Conference Type: Invited talks to academics. Conference reference: Michael Baker, 21OCT2016. Non-Cognitive Deficits and Young Adult Outcomes: The Long-Run Impacts of a Universal Child Care Program: Department of Economics, McMaster University. HA,ILTON ON. (Project: 14-SSH-UTO-3833 / RDC(s): UTO )
43. Conference Type: Talks or papers at academic conferences. Conference reference: Michael Baker, 24NOV2016. Non-Cognitive Deficits and Young Adult Outcomes: The Long-Run Impacts of a Universal Child Care Program: Norwegian Research Council Workshop. Oslo Norway. (Project: 14-SSH-UTO-3833 / RDC(s): UTO )
44. Conference Type: Talks or papers at academic conferences. Conference reference: Elizabeth Dhuey, 17MAR2016. The impact of Full-Day Kindergarten Reform on Maternal Labour Supply: Association for Education Finance and Policy. Denver, CO. (Project: 14-SSH-UTO-3913 / RDC(s): UTO )
45. Conference Type: Talks or papers at academic conferences. Conference reference: Tingting Zhang, 05JAN2016. The impact of Full-Day Kindergarten Reform on Maternal Labour Supply: ASSA/AEA (American Economics Association) Annual Meeting, LERA. San Francisco, CA, U.S.A.. (Project: 14-SSH-UTO-3913 / RDC(s): UTO )
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46. Conference Type: Talks or papers at academic conferences. Conference reference: Tingting Zhang, 03NOV2016. The impact of Full-Day Kindergarten Reform on Maternal Labour Supply: RDC Annual Conference. Toronto, ON. (Project: 14-SSH-UTO-3913 / RDC(s): UTO )
47. Conference Type: Talks or papers at academic conferences. Conference reference: Mayilee Canizares, 22JUN2016. Lifecourse trajectories of multimorbidity in Canada: birth cohort differences and predictors: 2016 Epidemiology Congress of the Americas. Miami, USA. (Project: 14-SSH-UTO-4066 / RDC(s): UTO )
48. Conference Type: Talks or papers at academic conferences. Conference reference: Mayilee Canizares, 08JUN2016. Physician visits over the lifecourse in Canada: Are baby boomers using more services than their predecessors?: 2016 Canadian Student Health Research Forum. Winnipeg, Canada. (Project: 14-SSH-UTO-4066 / RDC(s): UTO )
49. Conference Type: Talks or papers at academic conferences. Conference reference: , 18MAR2016. : Canadian Association of Public Health Dentistry. Toronto. (Project: 14-SSH- UTO-4098 / RDC(s): UTO )
50. Conference Type: Talks or papers at academic conferences. Conference reference: Buchan SA, Kwong JC., 25AUG2016. Influenza Immunization in Canadian Healthcare Personnel.: Options IX for the Control of Influenza. Chicago, Illinois. (Project: 14-SSH-UTO-4101 / RDC(s): UTO )
51. Conference Type: Talks or papers at academic conferences. Conference reference: Buchan SA, Kwong JC., 22JUN2016. Trends in influenza vaccine coverage and vaccine hesitancy in Canada, 2006-07 to 2013-14. : Society for Epidemiologic Research. Miami, Florida. (Project: 14-SSH-UTO-4101 / RDC(s): UTO )
52. Conference Type: Talks or papers at academic conferences. Conference reference: Buchan SA, Kwong JC., 08DEC2016. Influenza Immunization in Canadian Healthcare Personnel.: Canadian Immunization Conference. Ottawa, Ontario. (Project: 14-SSH-UTO-4101 / RDC(s): UTO )
53. Conference Type: Talks or papers at academic conferences. Conference reference: Buchan SA, Kwong JC., 15JUN2016. Trends in influenza vaccine coverage and vaccine hesitancy in Canada, 2006-07 to 2013-14.: Canadian Public Health Association. Toronto, Ontario. (Project: 14-SSH-UTO-4101 / RDC(s): UTO )
54. Conference Type: Talks or papers at academic conferences. Conference reference: Ilene Hyman, 04MAR2016. Discrimination: Metropolis Conference. Toronto. (Project: 14-SSH-UTO- 4186 / RDC(s): UTO )
55. Conference Type: Talks or papers at academic conferences. Conference reference: Loraine Marrett, 08APR2016. Disparities in Cancer Incidence between Indigenous and Non-Indigenous Adults in Canada: Results from linkage of the 1991 Census Mortality Cohort and the Canadian Cancer Registry: World Indigenous Cancer Conference. Brisbane Australia. (Project: 15-HAD- UTO-3334-S001 / RDC(s): UTO )
56. Conference Type: Talks or papers at academic conferences. Conference reference: Loraine Marrett, 19APR2016. Disparities in Cancer Incidence between Indigenous and Non-Indigenous Adults in Canada: Results from linkage of the 1991 Census Mortality Cohort and the Canadian Cancer Registry: CCO Research Day. Toronto Ontario. (Project: 15-HAD-UTO-3334-S001 / RDC(s): UTO )
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57. Conference Type: Talks or papers at academic conferences. Conference reference: Loraine Marrett, 24MAY2016. Disparities in Cancer Incidence between Indigenous and Non-Indigenous Adults in Canada: Results from linkage of the 1991 Census Mortality Cohort and the Canadian Cancer Registry: Indigenous Health Conference. Toronto Ontario. (Project: 15-HAD-UTO- 3334-S001 / RDC(s): UTO )
58. Conference Type: Talks or papers at academic conferences. Conference reference: Maegan Prummel, 09JUN2016. Disparities in Cancer Incidence between Indigenous and Non- Indigenous Adults in Canada: Results from linkage of the 1991 Census Mortality Cohort and the Canadian Cancer Registry: International Agency for Research on Cancer. Lyon, France. (Project: 15-HAD-UTO-3334-S001 / RDC(s): UTO )
59. Conference Type: Talks or papers at academic conferences. Conference reference: Maegan Prummel, 10JUN2016. Disparities in Cancer Incidence between Indigenous and Non- Indigenous Adults in Canada: Results from linkage of the 1991 Census Mortality Cohort and the Canadian Cancer Registry: North American Association for Central Cancer Registries. St. Louis, Missouri. (Project: 15-HAD-UTO-3334-S001 / RDC(s): UTO )
60. Conference Type: Talks or papers at academic conferences. Conference reference: Audrey Laporte and Adrian Rohit Dass and Ivy Bourgeault and Raisa Deber and Andrea Baumann and Janet Lum and Amy T. Hsu and Christine Kelly, 01NOV2016. Health human resources forecasting: Understanding the current and future requirements of PSW's and nurses in Ontario's LTC sector: Bruyère Centre for Learning, Research and Innovation in Long Term Care. Toronto, ON. (Project: 15-SSH-UTO-2674-R001 / RDC(s): UTO )
61. Conference Type: Talks or papers at academic conferences. Conference reference: Tingting Zhang, 29MAY2016. Impact of Occupational Licensing on Wage Inequality: Labor and Employment Relations Association Annual Meeting. minneapolis, MN, U.S.A.. (Project: 15- SSH-UTO-4389 / RDC(s): UTO )
62. Conference Type: Talks or papers at academic conferences. Conference reference: Tingting Zhang, 25MAY2016. Impact of Occupational Licensing on Wage Inequality: Canadian Industrial Relations Association Annual Meeting. Saskatoon, SK. (Project: 15-SSH-UTO-4389 / RDC(s): UTO )
63. Conference Type: Talks or papers at academic conferences. Conference reference: Mayilee Canizares, 31MAR2016. Trends in use of physiotherapists, chiropractors and complementary and alternative medicine practitioners for arthritis over time and across generations: OARSI World Congress on Osteoarthritis. Amsterdam, The Netherlands. (Project: 15-SSH-UTO-4478 / RDC(s): UTO )
64. Conference Type: Talks or papers at academic conferences. Conference reference: Maripier Isabelle, 14JUN2016. From C-section to Health Conditions: Are Children's Health Outcomes Influenced by Birth Delivery Methods?: Biennial Conference of the American Society of Health Economists. University of Pennsylvania, PA (US). (Project: 15-SSH-UTO-4565 / RDC(s): UTO )
65. Conference Type: Presentations to government, panels or other groups. Conference reference: Dr. Gordon Cleveland, Elaine Baxter Trahair (General Manager, Toronto Children's Services), 20OCT2016. Growing Toronto's Licensed Child Care System: City of Toronto Community Development and Recreation Committee. Toronto, Ontario. (Project: 15-TOR-UTO-4568 / RDC(s): UTO )
66. Conference Type: Talks or papers at academic conferences. Conference reference: Jetha A, Chen C, Bielecky A, Ibrahim S, Beaton D, Mustard C., 06SEP2016. Understanding the
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relationships between chronic conditions and labour market participation in Canada.: EPICOH. Barcelona, Spain. (Project: 16-PRG-UTO-2232-S007-R001 / RDC(s): UTO )
67. Conference Type: Talks or papers at academic conferences. Conference reference: Janet Currrie, 28OCT2016. Mortality Inequality in Canada and the U.S.: Divergent or Convergent Trends?: National Bureau of Economics Research. Ottawa. (Project: 16-SSH-UTO-4658 / RDC(s): UTO )
Media Mentions
1. Principal Investigator: Esme R. Fuller-Thomson. Date: 11FEB2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Online, newspaper, diverse. Article title: Schizohrenia and suicide paper coverage. Media name: Times of India & diverse. Media location: . Comments about media mention: Futurity, “2 in 5 People with schizophrenia attempt suicide” (2/11/16); Also Carried in: The Times of India - The Economic Times; Deccan Chronicle ; NDTV ; Media Room U of T; Grace Point Wellness; Live and Work Well; Medical Xpress; Lahey Hospital and Medical Center; MedicineNet; OOYUZ beta News Search and Analytics; Brookhaven Hospital ; Health News Line ; LadyLively; Providence Health and Services Alaska; Behavioural Connections; Emergence Health Network; The Health Cast; Munson Health Care; MSN; HealthDay News; Roper St Francis; Business Standard ; Cardiology Gastroenterology Associates ; Vidant Health/ Health Library ; Latinos Health ;. (Project: 10-SSH-UTO-2357 / RDC(s): UTO )
2. Principal Investigator: Esme R. Fuller-Thomson. Date: 17FEB2016. Media Type: . Mention Type: Online etc.. Article title: formerly suicidal individuals and complete mental health - coverage of publication. Media name: Medical Xpress, U of T news, etc.. Media location: Diverse. Comments about media mention: Get Healthy, Alan Mozes, “Many Suicidal People Make Long Term Recovery, Study Shows” (2/17/16); Also Carried in: Health Day ; MedilinePlus; WSFA; MHMR Services for the Concho valley ; ; ; The Varsity, Catherine Vierelli, “Light at the End of the Tunnel: Two U of T researchers find that 40% (38 percent) of Canadians with suicidal ideas have reached complete mental health in the past year” (2/24/16); Also Carried in: U of T News ; Medical Xpress; Blog Info Suicide (blogspot); ;. (Project: 10-SSH-UTO-2357 / RDC(s): UTO )
3. Principal Investigator: Diana Withrow. Date: 13DEC2016. Media Type: Canadian newspapers. Mention Type: column. Article title: First Nations adult cancer survival shows major gap. Media name: CBC News. Media location: Toronto. Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-HAD-UTO-3334 / RDC(s): UTO )
4. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 26FEB2016. Media Type: Television. Mention Type: Interview. Article title: Is local food waste being used?. Media name: Spoke TV. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
5. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 03MAR2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Blog. Article title: The Farmer Food DonationTax credit misses the mark in food security. Media name: Policy Note. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
6. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 09MAR2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Blog. Article title: The Link Between Household Food Insecurity & Health Care Costs in Canada. Media name: Plant a seed & see what grows foundation. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
7. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 18MAR2016. Media Type: Canadian newspapers. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Experts sound alarm on ‘food insecurity’ Toronto Region Statistics Canada Research Data Centre: Annual Report 2016 33
in Canada. Media name: National Post. Media location: . Comments about media mention: Reprinted in Calgary Herald, Ottawa Citizen, Saskatoon StarPhoenix, Edmonton Journal, The Province, MSN, Canada.com. (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
8. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 01APR2016. Media Type: Canadian newspapers. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Five Things Canadians Need to Know About Food Insecurity. Media name: The Anvil. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
9. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 04APR2016. Media Type: Television. Mention Type: Panel discussion. Article title: Hungry in Ontario. Media name: TVO The Agenda. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
10. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 05APR2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Press release. Article title: Household food insecurity at record high in the North: University of Toronto researchers. Media name: Eurekalert. Media location: . Comments about media mention: Also became available on ScienceNewsLine, Science Daily, Science Codex and NationTalk. (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
11. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 05APR2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Blog. Article title: Food insecurity remains a persistent national public health problem. Media name: Homeless Hub. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH- UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
12. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 05APR2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Blog. Article title: Household Food Insecurity at Record High in the North. Media name: Feeding Nunavut. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO- 3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
13. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 06APR2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Many New Brunswickers struggle to afford food, report finds. Media name: CBC New Brunswick. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH- UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
14. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 06APR2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Nunavut, Northwest Territories food insecurity reaches record level: study. Media name: CBC North. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
15. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 06APR2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Nunavut elementary school parents go online to help hungry kids. Media name: Nunatsiaw News. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH- UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
16. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 06APR2016. Media Type: . Mention Type: Column. Article title: Canada's food insecurity becoming epidemic; majority of food insecure households are working families. Media name: Signs of the Times. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
17. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 06APR2016. Media Type: Radio. Mention Type: Interview. Article title: NB kids are going hungry. Media name: CBC Radio Information Morning Saint John. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
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18. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 06APR2016. Media Type: Radio. Mention Type: Interview. Article title: Hunger in New Brunswick. Media name: CBC Radio Information Morning Moncton. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
19. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 06APR2016. Media Type: Radio. Mention Type: Interview. Article title: Insécurité alimentaire prononcée dans les Maritimes . Media name: Radio Canada - L'heure juste. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
20. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 06APR2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Insécurité alimentaire prononcée dans les Maritimes . Media name: Radio Canada. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
21. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 07APR2016. Media Type: Television. Mention Type: Interview. Article title: The Cost of Food Insecurity. Media name: CBC News: New Brunswick. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
22. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 07APR2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Interview. Article title: Food insecurity in the North. Media name: CKLB 101.9. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
23. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 07APR2016. Media Type: Canadian newspapers. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Hunger an issue for one in eight Toronto region households, says new report. Media name: Toronto Star. Media location: . Comments about media mention: Also appeared in Metro News. (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
24. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 07APR2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Column. Article title: P.E.I. still worst province for children not getting enough healthy food. Media name: CBC News PEI. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
25. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 07APR2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Diabetes & Food Insecurity. Media name: Sault Online. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
26. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 08APR2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Half of Canada’s households suffer from food insecurity. Media name: Think Natural Today. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH- UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
27. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 08APR2016. Media Type: Webinar. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Food Prices Are Out of Control in Northern Canada. Media name: Vice. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
28. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 08APR2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Blog. Article title: Food Insecurity in the News. Media name: Food In Peterborough. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
29. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 08APR2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Record Rates of Food Insecurity in Canada's North. Media name: Arctic Toronto Region Statistics Canada Research Data Centre: Annual Report 2016 35
Deeply. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
30. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 08APR2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Blog. Article title: Food Insecurity a Predictable Emergency. Media name: The Stop CFC. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
31. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 08APR2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Column. Article title: P.E.I. NDP leader wants summit to eradicate child poverty. Media name: CBC News PEI. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO- 3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
32. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 09APR2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Insécurité alimentaire au Canada : 1 enfant sur 6 touché. Media name: Veille Action. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
33. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 10APR2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Access to food proves problematic in the Maritimes and Nunavut. Media name: Canadian Grocer. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12- SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
34. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 11APR2016. Media Type: Radio. Mention Type: Interview. Article title: Food Insecurity in Yukon. Media name: CBC Radio Whitehorse. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
35. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 19APR2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Blog. Article title: More hunger in Nova Scotia than any other province, report finds. Media name: The Nova Scotia Advocate. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
36. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 19APR2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Blog. Article title: Food insecurity in Canada remains persistently high. Media name: Community Food Centres Canada. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
37. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 20APR2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Blog. Article title: Household food insecurity in Canada: Proof Report highlights 2014 numbers. Media name: Food Secure Canada. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
38. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 25APR2016. Media Type: Canadian magazines. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Toronto's growing food insecurity crisis. Media name: Now Toronto. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH- UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
39. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 06MAY2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Horthern Hunger Won't Disappear With The Snow. Media name: Huffington Post. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO- 3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
40. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 12MAY2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Blog. Article title: Trash talking: the problem with trying to solve hunger with corporate food
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waste. Media name: Community Food Centres Canada. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
41. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 19MAY2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Blog. Article title: Community Food Security: Is Charity the Answer?. Media name: PEI Food Security Network. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO- 3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
42. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 19MAY2016. Media Type: Television. Mention Type: Interview. Article title: GoodFoodHelp.com provides fresh produce and nutritional food kits to individuals and families who cannot afford it. Media name: Global News Toronto. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
43. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 06JUN2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Blog. Article title: Toronto's Food Insecurity Can't Be Fixed By Charity. Media name: Huffington Post. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
44. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 07JUN2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Blog. Article title: Stop Trying To Solve Hunger With Corporate Food Waste. Media name: Huffington Post. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO- 3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
45. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 23JUN2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Blog. Article title: Food for thought on food security. Media name: imagineacity.ca - United Way Toronto & York Region. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH- UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
46. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 05JUL2016. Media Type: Canadian newspapers. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Here’s food for thought — just call 211. Media name: The Chronicle Herald. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12- SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
47. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 05JUL2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Press release. Article title: Summer lunch program for at-risk children addresses nutritional needs. Media name: Just Means. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
48. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 10JUL2016. Media Type: Canadian newspapers. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Our Community: Lunch program feeds kids in need. Media name: Times Colonist. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
49. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 11JUL2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Making sure disadvantaged children don't go hungry over the summer. Media name: CTV Ottawa. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
50. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 12JUL2016. Media Type: Canadian magazines. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Feeding Our Future initiative ensures hundreds of inner-city campers don’t go hungry this summer. Media name: Inside Toronto. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
51. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 20JUL2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Blog. Article title: On food insecurity and health. Media name: Community Food Centres Toronto Region Statistics Canada Research Data Centre: Annual Report 2016 37
Canada. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
52. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 21JUL2016. Media Type: Canadian magazines. Mention Type: Blog. Article title: Great New Factsheets on Food Insecurity Now Available. Media name: Food Secure Canada. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
53. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 25JUL2016. Media Type: Canadian newspapers. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Healthier children, happier children. Media name: Winnipeg Free Press. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12- SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
54. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 26JUL2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Blog. Article title: Students Develop Innovative Solution to Reduce Food Insecurity in Nunavut. Media name: Food Tank. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
55. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 30AUG2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Column. Article title: P.E.I. Home and School Federation wants free lunches for all students. Media name: CBC PEI. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
56. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 31AUG2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Press release. Article title: Half-a-million people experience food insecurity in British Columbia, says new report. Media name: Eurekalert. Media location: . Comments about media mention: Also appeared in Science Codex, Medical Press, Science Magazine, and ScienceNewsLine. (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
57. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 31AUG2016. Media Type: Canadian newspapers. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Half a million families are going hungry in B.C., report says. Media name: Vancouver Sun. Media location: . Comments about media mention: Reprinted in The Province and Prince George Citizen. (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
58. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 01SEP2016. Media Type: Canadian newspapers. Mention Type: Column. Article title: For many families on Island, finding healthy food a struggle: report. Media name: Times Colonist. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
59. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 01SEP2016. Media Type: Radio. Mention Type: Interview. Article title: Food Insecurity in British Columbia. Media name: CBC Radio BC Daybreak South. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO- 3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
60. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 01SEP2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Half a million British Columbians experience food insecurity, says new study. Media name: Cantech Letter. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
61. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 02SEP2016. Media Type: Canadian newspapers. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Northern B.C. families have highest levels of food insecurity. Media name: Dawson Creek Mirror. Media location: . Comments about media mention: Reprinted in Alaska Highway News and Business in Vancouver. (Project: 12-SSH- UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO ) Toronto Region Statistics Canada Research Data Centre: Annual Report 2016 38
62. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 06SEP2016. Media Type: Radio. Mention Type: Interview. Article title: Food Insecurity in British Columbia. Media name: PulseFM 101.7 - Kash Heed Show. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
63. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 08SEP2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Getting a job doesn’t mean you won’t go hungry. Media name: National Union of Public and General Employees. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
64. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 08SEP2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Vivre dans la faim en Colombie-Britannique. Media name: Radio- Canada.ca. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
65. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 12SEP2016. Media Type: Canadian newspapers. Mention Type: Op-ed. Article title: Let’s break the cycle of endless studies and consultations. Media name: Toronto Star. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
66. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 19SEP2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Blog. Article title: We shouldn't have to choose. Media name: DLSPH conference. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
67. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 21SEP2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Premier needs poverty lesson, Nederpel says. Media name: NewsKamloops. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO- 3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
68. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 27SEP2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Column. Article title: BC Liberals Ignore Food Security Crisis. Media name: KamloopsCity. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO- 3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
69. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 03OCT2016. Media Type: Canadian magazines. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Six Things to Get Mad About in Toronto’s Latest Food Bank Report. Media name: Torontoist. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
70. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 04OCT2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Ryerson greenhouse project expands to second Inuit community. Media name: Ryerson Eyeopener. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12- SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
71. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 07OCT2016. Media Type: Canadian newspapers. Mention Type: Column. Article title: One in 10 in Sudbury does not have enough to eat. Media name: Sudbury Star. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
72. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 07OCT2016. Media Type: Radio. Mention Type: Interview. Article title: Craig Discusses Poverty with Dr. Valerie Tarasuk. Media name: The Craig Needles Show. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH- UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
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73. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 11OCT2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Never heard of a basic income guarantee? You might want to read this. Media name: Sudbury.com. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
74. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 12OCT2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Should the security provided by Old Age Security be age-centric?. Media name: University of Calgary UToday. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
75. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 21OCT2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Study finds food insecurity issues halved by guaranteed annual income. Media name: University of Lethbridge Unews. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
76. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 25OCT2016. Media Type: Television. Mention Type: Interview. Article title: Seniors and Food Insecurity. Media name: Breakfast Television Calgary City news. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO- 3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
77. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 26OCT2016. Media Type: Canadian newspapers. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Ontario report touting basic income likely to target middle-aged women, disabled adults for most help. Media name: National Post. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
78. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 31OCT2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Ontario Needs A New Common-Sense Approach To Social Assistance. Media name: Huffington Post. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
79. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 03NOV2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Guaranteed incomes cut food insecurity in half, finds new Canadian study. Media name: Cantech Letter. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
80. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 11NOV2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Blog. Article title: New academic research shows that basic income improves health. Media name: Basic Income Earth Network. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
81. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 16JAN2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Interview. Article title: Basic Income Can Reduce Food Insecurity and Improve Health. Media name: University of Toronto Faculty of Medicine News. Media location: . Comments about media mention: Also appeared in University of Toronto Dalla Lana School of Public Health News;. (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
82. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 18NOV2016. Media Type: Radio. Mention Type: Interview. Article title: Interview with Dr. Valerie Tarasuk on food insecurity in Canada. Media name: CBC Metro Morning. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12- SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
83. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 18NOV2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Basic income a solution to food insecurity, says professor. Media name: CBCNews Toronto. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH- UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO ) Toronto Region Statistics Canada Research Data Centre: Annual Report 2016 40
84. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 24NOV2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Op-ed. Article title: Opinion: Energy project threatens food security in Canada’s North. Media name: National Observer. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12- SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
85. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 24NOV2016. Media Type: Canadian magazines. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Our Governments’ Approach to Child Poverty is All Wrong. Media name: Torontoist. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
86. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 26NOV2016. Media Type: Radio. Mention Type: Interview. Article title: Interview with Dr. Valerie Tarasuk on food insecurity in Canada. Media name: CBC Fresh Air. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH- UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
87. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 30NOV2016. Media Type: Canadian newspapers. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Food insecurity rooted in poverty. Media name: Orillia Packet. Media location: . Comments about media mention: Reprinted by Simcoe.com (12/17/2016). (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
88. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 01DEC2016. Media Type: Canadian newspapers. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Getting more expensive to eat. Media name: The Oshawa Express. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH- UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
89. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 21DEC2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Putting food on the table. Media name: Ottawa Community News. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
90. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 28DEC2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Blog. Article title: Love Your Community by Providing the Right to Food. Media name: WR Food System. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO- 3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
91. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 02JAN2016. Media Type: Canadian newspapers. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Food insecurity a growing issue for Canadian families. Media name: The Daily Gleaner. Media location: Fredericton, New Brunswick. Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
92. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 04JAN2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Carolyn Shimmin and Valerie Tarasuk: For many, it’s a struggle to put food on the table. Media name: The Province. Media location: http://blogs.theprovince.com/2016/01/04/carolyn-shimmin-and-valerie-tarasuk-for-many-its-a- struggle-to-put-food-on-the-table/. Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO- 3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
93. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 04JAN2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Column. Article title: 5 Things To Know About Food Insecurity In Canada. Media name: Huffington Post Canada. Media location: http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/carolyn-shimmin/food- insecurity-in-canada_b_8913414.html. Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH- UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
94. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 06JAN2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Many Canadians struggle to put food on the table, five things about food insecurity in Canada. Media name: The Hill Times. Media location: Toronto Region Statistics Canada Research Data Centre: Annual Report 2016 41
http://www.hilltimes.com/opinion-piece/2016/01/06/many-canadians-struggle-to-put-food-on- the-table-five-things-about-food/44750. Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH- UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
95. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 07JAN2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Five Things You Might Not Know About Food Insecurity in Canada. Media name: Ottawa Life. Media location: http://www.ottawalife.com/2016/01/five-things-you-might- not-know-about-food-insecurity-in-canada/. Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12- SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
96. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 07JAN2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Five things abouts food insecurity in Canada. Media name: Policy Options. Media location: http://policyoptions.irpp.org/2016/01/07/five-things-about-food- insecurity-in-canada/. Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
97. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 19FEB2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Low-income families struggle to feed their kids healthy foods as prices rise. Media name: The Globe and Mail. Media location: http://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/health-and-fitness/health/low-income-families-struggle-to- feed-their-kids-healthy-foods-as-prices-rise/article28813638/. Comments about media mention: Reprinted in several other publications including Toronto Star and Huffington Post.. (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
98. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 22FEB2016. Media Type: Radio. Mention Type: Interview. Article title: Fruit & Veggie prices on the rise. Media name: AM 800 CKLW Afternoon news. Media location: https://soundcloud.com/am800-afternoon-news/monday-february-22nd- 520pm-fruit-veggie-prices-on-the-rise. Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH- UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
99. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 22FEB2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Blog. Article title: Food bank stats don't tell the story of food insecurity. Media name: Upstream. Media location: http://www.thinkupstream.net/foodbankdata. Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
100. Principal Investigator: Valerie Tarasuk. Date: 25FEB2016. Media Type: Radio. Mention Type: Interview. Article title: Food Insecurity-PROOF Research Interview. Media name: NewsTalk 610 CKTB Larry Fedoruk Show. Media location: https://soundcloud.com/larryfedorukshow/food-insecurity-proof-research-interview. Comments about media mention: . (Project: 12-SSH-UTO-3083 / RDC(s): UTO )
101. Principal Investigator: Marcelo Luis Urquia. Date: 11APR2016. Media Type: Canadian newspapers. Mention Type: Front page. Article title: Indo-Canadian women give birth to far more boys than women born in Canada. Media name: The Toronto Star. Media location: Toronto. Comments about media mention: . (Project: 14-SSH-UTO-4190 / RDC(s): UTO )
102. Principal Investigator: Marcelo Luis Urquia. Date: 12APR2016. Media Type: Canadian newspapers. Mention Type: Column. Article title: Health minister ‘deeply disturbed’ by report of ‘son preference’ sex-selective abortions. Media name: The Toronto Star. Media location: Toronto. Comments about media mention: . (Project: 14-SSH-UTO-4190 / RDC(s): UTO )
103. Principal Investigator: Marcelo Luis Urquia. Date: 12APR2016. Media Type: Canadian newspapers. Mention Type: Editorial. Article title: In Canada, every child is precious, girls and boys alike: Editorial. Media name: The Toronto Star. Media location: Toronto. Comments about media mention: . (Project: 14-SSH-UTO-4190 / RDC(s): UTO ) Toronto Region Statistics Canada Research Data Centre: Annual Report 2016 42
104. Principal Investigator: Marcelo Luis Urquia. Date: 11APR2016. Media Type: Canadian newspapers. Mention Type: Interview. Article title: Some couples in Canada practising prenatal sex selection in favour of male fetuses, studies suggest. Media name: The Globe and Mail. Media location: Toronto. Comments about media mention: . (Project: 14-SSH-UTO-4190 / RDC(s): UTO )
105. Principal Investigator: Marcelo Luis Urquia. Date: 11APR2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Interview. Article title: Abortions may be behind skewed boy-girl birth ratio among Indian-born moms: study. Media name: CBC News. Media location: Toronto. Comments about media mention: . (Project: 14-SSH-UTO-4190 / RDC(s): UTO )
106. Principal Investigator: Marcelo Luis Urquia. Date: 11APR2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Interview. Article title: More males born to Indian-Canadian women in Canada: study . Media name: CTV News. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 14-SSH-UTO-4190 / RDC(s): UTO )
107. Principal Investigator: Marcelo Luis Urquia. Date: 11APR2016. Media Type: Other. Mention Type: Interview. Article title: Indo-Canadians could be resorting to sex-selective abortions. Media name: Hindustan Times. Media location: New Delhi, India. Comments about media mention: . (Project: 14-SSH-UTO-4190 / RDC(s): UTO )
108. Principal Investigator: Marcelo Luis Urquia. Date: 11APR2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Interview. Article title: Are Indian-born moms in Canada choosing to have baby boys over baby girls?. Media name: Global News. Media location: Canada. Comments about media mention: . (Project: 14-SSH-UTO-4190 / RDC(s): UTO )
109. Principal Investigator: Marcelo Luis Urquia. Date: 22APR2016. Media Type: Television. Mention Type: Video. Article title: Au Canada, l'Ontario face aux avortements sélectifs. Media name: TV5 Monde. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 14-SSH-UTO-4190 / RDC(s): UTO )
110. Principal Investigator: Marcelo Luis Urquia. Date: 12APR2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Interview. Article title: Missing girls of Indian-born parents in Canada. Media name: The Hindu. Media location: New Delhi, India. Comments about media mention: . (Project: 14-SSH-UTO-4190 / RDC(s): UTO )
111. Principal Investigator: Esme R. Fuller-Thomson. Date: 06APR2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: Newspaper articles, online. Article title: Parental domestic violence linked to migraine - many article links below. Media name: PsychCentral. Media location: Online. Comments about media mention: 1. ; 2. Why Women Are Three Times More Likely to Suffer from Migraines; AlterNet-Jul 15, 2015; Another Canadian study by Sarah Brennenstuhl and Esme Fuller-Thomson published in Headache just came out this month with similar results ...; 3. Why women are more prone to migraines; Salon-Jul 12, 2015; Another Canadian study by Sarah Brennenstuhl Ph.D. and Esme Fuller-Thomson Ph.D. published in Headache just came out this month with ...; 4. High Chances Of Migraine In Children Who Witness Violence At Home; South Asian Link-Jun 28, 2015; “The most surprising finding was the link between exposure to parental domestic violence and migraines,” said Esme Fuller- Thomson, ...; 5. Childhood Trauma Can Lead to Adult Migraines: Study; Newsmax-Jul 5, 2015; ... most surprising finding was the link between exposure to parental domestic violence and migraines," study co-author Esme Fuller-Thomson, ...; 6. Why women are more prone to Migraines than men; The Hans India-Jul 20, 2015; A Canadian study by Sarah Brennenstuhl and Esme Fuller-Thomson, published in Headache, showed that exposure to parental domestic ...; ; 1. Childhood Trauma Tied to Migraine Risk as Adult; Philly.com-Jul 3, 2015; ... most surprising finding was the link between exposure to parental domestic violence and
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migraines," study co-author Esme Fuller-Thomson, ...; ; Women suffer more migraines, says study ; Lauderdale Daily News - Jul 20, 2015; Esme Fuller-Thomson and Sarah Brennenstuhl conducted a Canadian study and is published reveals that children who expose to a domestic torture during their childhood has more risk of migraines. Even other similar studies showed the same result like the ... ; In Future Women are likely to suffer from Migrane ; FitnHit.com - Jul 20, 2015; A Canadian study by Sarah Brennenstuhl and Esme Fuller-Thomson, published in Headache, revealed that exposure to parental domestic violence during childhood increased the risk of migraines, Salon.com reported. Other studies have indicated similar ... ; ; Women Three Times More Prone To Migraines Than Men ; News Every day - Jul 20, 2015; A study in Canada by Sarah Brennenstuhl and Esme Fuller-Thomson, published in 'Headache', shows that parental violence in childhood makes women more open to migraine attacks. In an April 2014 study, in the Journal of Psychosomatic Research, ... ; Home / Lifestyle / Why women are more prone to suffer from migraines ; The Siasat Daily - Jul 19, 2015; A Canadian study by Sarah Brennenstuhl and Esme Fuller-Thomson, published in Headache, showed that exposure to parental domestic violence during childhood increased risk of migraine, Salon.com reported. Other studies have indicated similar trends, ... ; ; Women more prone to have migraine than men, why? ; Microfinance Monitor - Jul 18, 2015; Migraine Research Foundation describes migraine to be not a mere headache, but a tremendous weakening compilation of “neurological symptoms,” which generally involves a harsh repetitive pulsating “pain from one side of the head.” It is ranked in the ... ; ; New study reveals why women are more prone to migraines ; The Sen Times Online Newspaper - Jul 18, 2015; Migraine headaches are more common in women than men. A Canadian study by Sarah Brennenstuhl and Esme Fuller-Thomson, published in Headache, revealed that exposure to parental domestic violence during childhood increased the risk of migraines, ... ; ; Here's why women are likelier to suffer from migraine ; Zee News - Jul 18, 2. (Project: 15-SSH-UTO-2357-R001 / RDC(s): UTO )
112. Principal Investigator: Brendon Goodmurphy. Date: 18OCT2016. Media Type: Canadian newspapers. Mention Type: article. Article title: Vast majority of Toronto parents can’t afford daycare. Media name: The Toronto Star. Media location: Toronto. Comments about media mention: "Three-quarters of Toronto families can’t afford licensed child care, according to a new report, the first to quantify parent demand and affordability.". (Project: 15-TOR-UTO-4568 / RDC(s): UTO )
113. Principal Investigator: Brendon Goodmurphy. Date: 20OCT2016. Media Type: Radio. Mention Type: interview. Article title: Growing Toronto's Licensed Child Care System. Media name: Metro Morning (CBC). Media location: Toronto. Comments about media mention: "Toronto City staff are hoping to revamp the way daycares are run. After hearing about the experiences of some parents in finding childcare, Matt Galloway spoke with Elaine Baxter-Trahair, general manager of Children's Services for City of Toronto.". (Project: 15-TOR- UTO-4568 / RDC(s): UTO )
114. Principal Investigator: Brendon Goodmurphy. Date: 27OCT2016. Media Type: Website. Mention Type: web article. Article title: Majority of Toronto families can’t afford licensed child care new U of T Scarborough study finds. Media name: University of Toronto Scarborough. Media location: Toronto, ON. Comments about media mention: Associate Professor Gordon Cleveland (above) co-authored a landmark study with Professor Michael Krashinsky three-quarters of families in Toronto can’t afford the cost of licensed child care.. (Project: 15-TOR-UTO-4568 / RDC(s): UTO )
115. Principal Investigator: Seong-gee Um. Date: 18JUL2016. Media Type: Canadian newspapers. Mention Type: article. Article title: Immigrant seniors face unequal access to home care: report. Media name: Toronto star. Media location: . Comments about media mention: . (Project: 16-NGO-UTO-4597 / RDC(s): UTO )
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