The two pie charts below show the marital status of the populations of Canada and Australia. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie charts illustrate the proportion of wedding status of citizens of

Canada

and

Australia

. There are six main categories for

Canada

and five for

Australia

.

Overall

, the status of separated but still married is the highest proportion in

Canada

.

Whereas

in

Australia

, the majority of couples still keep their marriage intact. In detail, the most marital status in

Canada

is separated but not divorced with 53%

while

in

Australia

, the married couple is the highest ratio, accounting for 46%.

Similarly

, the single, widowed, and divorced categories are the smaller

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in both countries. For other marriage statuses in

Canada

, the second highest is the married couple with nearly a third of the total percentage. Followed by the single and widowed group with a similar percentage of 7%. The group with same-sex marriage and

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the lowest ratio in

Canada

, accounting for 4% combined. In

Australia

, the difference between the highest proportion and the second best is only 5%, which is the separated but still married category. Widowed, single and divorced contribute

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insignificant amounts of 6%, 5%, and 2 %, respectively. It

also

stated that

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there is no same-sex couple in

Australia

.