Disability & Activity Limitations
The Canadian Survey on Disability (CSD) is a national survey designed to provide information about Canadian youth and adults, aged 15 and over, whose everyday activities are limited due to a long-term condition or health related problem. Starting in 2012, data on persons with disabilities is scheduled to be collected every 5 years.
The survey collects information on: the type and severity of disability, use of aids and assistive devices, daily help received or required, use of various therapies and social service supports, educational attainment, labour force participation details, requirements and unmet needs for accommodations at school or work, the experience of being housebound, veterans of the Canadian Armed Forces with disabilities, internet use, methods used to access government services and sources of income.
2022 Canadian Survey on Disability (CSD)
XLSX • 17.58KB • Issued August 19, 2023
XLSX • 17.72KB • Issued August 19, 2023
XLSX • 14.88KB • Issued August 20, 2023
XLSX • 13.66KB • Issued August 20, 2023
Historic Data
XLS • 38.5KB • Issued August 20, 2018
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XLS • 61KB • Issued August 20, 2018
XLSX • 25.1KB • Issued August 20, 2018
Canadian Community Health Survey (CCHS)
The CCHS is a cross-sectional survey that collects information related to health status. This includes information on participation and activity limitation.
XLSX • 15KB • Issued August 20, 2015