The table above compares data on the proportion of different types of homes in Canada between 1984 and 2020.
Overall
, couples with dependent Linking Words
children
and non-dependent Use synonyms
children
experienced a downward trend, Use synonyms
while
others showed a gradual rise over the whole period.
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According to
the chart, couples with dependent Linking Words
children
had the highest percentage of all households (52%) in 1984. Use synonyms
However
, Linking Words
this
percentage gradually declined over the following years, reaching a minimum of 36% in 2020. Families with non-dependent Linking Words
children
Use synonyms
also
witnessed a downward trend, but less significantly, decreasing from 10% in 1984 to 9% in 2020, Linking Words
although
there was a slight increase Linking Words
Change preposition
of
in
11%.
Change preposition
of
On the other hand
, families with a lone parent began with merely 4% in 1984, rising to 12% in 2014, following a levelling off in 2020. The homes with one person constituted the second-least proportion, accounting for 6%, and reached a joint peak of 12% with lone-parent homes in 2020. Next came those with no Linking Words
children
, which grew Use synonyms
initially
from its trough of 19% over three decades, peaking at 25% in 2014 and 2015.Linking Words
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