% spend five to 10 hours a week preparing or eating a meal in the kitchen, % clean them regularly (more than once a week)

% of Canadian drivers typically travel with pets, % do make an effort to limit dirty paw prints, hair and unwanted slobber smears by putting them in a travel carrier. [car wash, housework]

Includes profile of each generation at age 20-29: gender, marital status, has children, employment rate, students, immigrants, reports no religion, lives at home with one or both parents

Participation and time spent: paid work, housework, child care, shopping for goods and services (by gender)

Average daily time spent on paid work and housework for individuals in a dual-earner couple at ages 20 to 29 (by presence of children at home) [time use]

Women and men aged 15 years and over, by living arrangement and visible minority, immigrant status (e.g. in a couple, lone parent, alone (single))

Time spent on unpaid care of a child in the household, by working arrangement and age of youngest child, Time spent on household domestic work, by working arrangement [housework], Women and men caring for a senior, by the senior's place of residence [senior care]

% admit to feeling overwhelmed when it comes to cleaning their homes, % confide that cleaning chores aren't divided equally in their households [housework, housecleaning service]

% of Canadian workers work from home a few days per month, % have turned down a job prospect just to avoid a long commute.

The top five ways Canadians would prefer to spend their extra time from not commuting (Completing chores or housework, Spending time with family or friends, Engaging in other recreational, hobby or leisure activities, Preparing more nutritious meals, Get more sleep)