The two pie charts below show the marital status of the populations of Canada and Australia.

The given data illustrates the proportion of

marriage

conditions in two English-speaking countries.

Overall

, it can be noted that marital status in these two countries is identical across six categories.

Marriage

and separation from a spouse are the highest statistics that comprise more than two-thirds of the categories in both Canadian and Australian populations in comparison to other categories. The second lowest percentage is attributed to same-sex

marriage

in Canada

in contrast

to Australia with none. More than half of Canadians are separated from their partner, accounting for 53% of the

population

. Followed by

marriage

which comprises almost a third of the populace with an equivalent of seven per

cent

of the

population

that chooses not to get married and those who have lost their spouse. Same-sex

marriage

contributes to 3% of the

population

, with the remaining figure towards divorce.

Marriage

is the leading position in marital relationships for Australians which dominates 46% of the

population

as opposed to a 5 per

cent

decrease in people getting separated but not divorced. 6 per

cent

of the Australian

population

have lost their life partners with five per

cent

of Australians being single. The lowest figures are divorced with 2 per

cent

.