% of parents said they were either definitely or somewhat aware of the youth inactivity crisis, % of teens said they were definitely or somewhat aware, % of teens said they would increase their daily physical activity levels upon learning about the inactivity crisis and reduced lifespan

Physical Health (Self-rated physical health, Daily physical exercise, Screen time, Overweight or obese, The "Choking Game")

Health Care Utilization (Physical health doctor visit, Mental health professional visit, Medical drug use, Use of a telephone crisis helpline, Prescription medication to treat anxiety)

Internalizing Indicators (Self-rated mental health, Depressive symptoms, Suicide ideation and attempt, Body image, Elevated psychological distress, Low self-esteem)

Externalizing Indicators (Delinquent behaviour, Non-violent delinquent behaviours, Aggressive & violent behaviours, Gang membership, Violence on school property, Bullying at school)

% report high levels of time pressure, %of children and youth (6-15 yrs old) who participate at least weekly in an organized, extracurricular activity [after school activities, out-of-school activities], % of youth (12-17 years) spending 2 hours or more a day on TV & video games, % of 15-17 year olds eating at home with their parents.

% of retired seniors engaged in active leisure, Average time spent by retired seniors in active leisure, % of retired seniors (65 yrs and over) who reported volunteering and mean number of hours per day.

% of youth are current smokers, triers, non-smokers by number of friends and family members who smoke and by amount of money they typically have each week, emotional well-being

Average number of cigarettes smoked per day (daily smokers) by grade, Sources of cigarettes (retail / social), Lifetime use and mean age at first use of alcohol and other drugs by grouped grades [alcohol, binge drinking, cannabis [illegal drugs], ecstasy, heroin, cocaine, steroids, glue/gas, salvia, tranquillizers, stimulants, pain relievers, binge drinking), Lifetime use of alcohol and cannabis by province

Population attributes (Youth, under 15 years and Seniors, 65 years and over, as a proportion of total population, Aboriginal population, Immigrant Population, Lone-parents, Visible minorities, Teen pregnancy)

Geographic attributes (Population density, Urban-rural population, Internal migrant mobility)

Contact with alternative health care providers, Contact with health professionals (medical doctors, health professionals about mental health, dental professionals)

Inflow/outflow ratios (Overall, Bypass Surgery, Hip Replacement, Knee Replacement, Hysterectomy), Utilization rates (Coronary Artery Bypass Graft (CABG) Rate, Hip Replacement Rate, Knee Replacement Rate, Hysterectomy Rate)

Health Professionals (General/Family Practitioner Rate, Certified Specialists Rate)

% of those surveyed said they are running security or antivirus software to prevent virus and malware infections, % are running parental control features, % of parents said they make sure their Internet-connected computers are in a public/common area room of the house, % allow unsupervised access.

% of parents believe they've personally met and know all of their children's online contacts, % of children aged 7-15 have a computer in their room. [computer ownership]

Includes: Rates of violent victimization highest among youth aged 15 to 17, Rates of physical assault, sexual assault [rape], robbery, threats and stalking

Number of incidents involving the production and distribution of child pornography, incidents of child luring through the Internet

% of fatally injured drived found to be drinking (drunk driving), Seat belt use among fatally and seriously injuered drivers and passengers, Number of collisions by location (urban/rural) [Motor vehicle accidents, car accidents]

Includes: diastolic blood pressure, systolic blood pressure, grip strength norms, number of partial curl-ups, back fitness norms, sit and reach measure, musculoskeletal fitness norms, measured waist circumference, measured hip circumference, measured waist-to-hip ratio, body mass index, self-reported weight and height, ratio of the best forced expiratory volume in one second to the best forced vital capacity, mean predicted maximal aerobic power, dental status (Dentate, Edentulous with one or more implants)

Distribution of the household population by the concentration of plasma vitamin D, plasma homocysteine, whole blood red cell folate, serum total cholesterol, serum triglycerides, serum low density lipoproteins, serum apolipoprotein, plasma glucose

Prevalence of hepatitis A antibody within the household population, Prevalence of hepatitis B surface antibody within the household population.

Smoking and pregnancy, Smoking and education, Exposure of children at home to Environmental Tobacco Smoke (ETS) (second-hand smoke)

Fire risk: % of current smokers aged 15 years and older reported smoking in bed in the past week, % said they had done so everyday, % once a week, % of current smokers reported having fallen asleep with a lit cigarette (this could be in bed, on a sofa, or in a chair) at least once, % reported leaving a lit cigarette burning in an ashtray in the past 12 months

Ever used/tried marijuana, cannabis or hashish, by smoking status.

% concerned about on-line security

% of online Canadians have a profile on an online social networking site (by age group and gender), % have a profile on Facebook, % of online teens have a social network profile, % have a profile on Facebook, MySpace, Windows Live Space.

% of Canadians report actively using Twitter

% online Canadians do not read store reviews before purchasing products and services online, % always read them, % read product reviews if the item is over $100, % say that they find online consumer reviews believable

% agree that price is more important than brand when booking travel online, % agree price is more important than a loyalty program when booking travel online, % report their choice of airline/hotel is directly impacted by a loyalty program

Percentage distribution of health benefit ratings of selected fitness measures, by sex, household population aged 15 to 19 years and 20 to 39

Mean and median values for selected fitness measures, by sex and age group, household population aged 7 to 19 years, Canada, 1981 and 2007-2009, Percentage distribution of participation outcomes for fitness tests, by sex and age group

Beliefs about the benefits of physical activity, Trends in positive attitudes to wards physical activity, % agree that family members walk regularly, most people know walk regularly, friends walk regularly

% believe they have control over their ability to be active, % intend to be physical active.

Results by individual grade and gender.

Advertising revenue and growth by medium (TV - national, local, network, specialty, infomercial, Radio, Daily newspaper, Consumer magazine, Outdoor and transit (out of home OOH), Internet (Search, E-mail, Video, Display, Directories), Catalogue/direct mail, Phone directories (Yellow Pages) [Advertising spend by segment]

TV audience share by network, viewing habits, % penetration of VCR, DVD, PVR, satellite TV, digital TV by province, metropolitan area, Average weekly hours per viewer tuned by station by gender, children & teens

Average weekly hours radios tuned by gender and age group, Radio audience composition by time block, Share of radio hours tuned by major station

Newspaper (daily & community) readership by age, Weekday readership of free dailies, Circulation of specific newspapers and magazines, typical ad rates

Out of home ad rates (billboards), Weekly average in-town kilometres travelled per capita, Transit advertising rates

Total unique Internet visitors by household income, connection speed [High Speed Access], Unique visitors to Facebook April 2007 - Nov 2008 [social networking sites], Average minutes per visitor to Facebook by age group, Search engine market in Canada, Number of unique visitors to online gaming sites by gender and age group,

% of children are allowed to spend between one and five hours per week on the Internet, % of teens agree that they cannot live without access to the Internet.

% of teens said they gave time or money or both to charitable work in the past year, % said they donated between $5 - $10 this past year, % said they gave between $100 and $300

Location of gaming - On my computer in my room, On a computer in a main room in our house, On my gaming system (gaming console), At school, At a friend’s house

Reasons for playing online games, Who kids are playing online games with, Activities impacted by online gaming.

% agree: I know what I should and shouldn’t do in order to protect my privacy and stay safe when playing games online.

% of teens have a computer with internet access in their bedroom by age group (13-14,15-16,17-18), % of parents provide their teens with an allowance, Average mount of money in allowance, % report their child has access to a personal debit card

% of parents indicate they usually monitor their child’s online activities, Steps taken (Set limits to restrict participation in social networking sites, Set limits to restrict online chatting, Set controls on computer to limit visiting inappropriate sites, Enforce strict rules about length of time allowed online, Placed computer in common space where family is usually present, Installed an anti-gambling software program)

Frequency of conversations parents have with their children about youth issues, Barriers parents feel limit their child from discussing youth issues, Situations/instances that would prompt a conversation

Gambling activities of parents within the past year (Betting on sports events, Sports lottery, Internet gambling, Keno, Horse racing, Casino table games, Online gambling - poker, Live poker, Arcade or video games, Other card games, dice, etc. Sports "pool", Bingo, VLTs, Pull tabs/scratch tickets, Lottery tickets)