a. The specific number of Canadian boys and girls who have a part-time job is not known. However, according to Statistics Canada, in 2018, approximately 45% of Canadian youth aged 15 to 19 were employed.
b. Again, exact numbers are not available, but according to a survey conducted by Statistics Canada in 2019, around 87% of Canadian teenagers aged 12 to 17 participated in organized physical activities outside of school, including sports and exercise.
c. Canadian teenagers engage in various activities in their free time. Some popular choices include hanging out with friends, playing video games, watching movies or TV shows, engaging in sports or outdoor activities, reading books, listening to music, and pursuing hobbies like drawing, writing, or playing musical instruments.
d. Yes, Canadian teenagers typically have homework. Homework is a common part of the education system in Canada, and students are expected to complete assignments outside of school hours.
e. Canadian teenagers have a wide range of favorite sports. Some popular choices include ice hockey, soccer, basketball, volleyball, swimming, track and field, lacrosse, rugby, and skiing/snowboarding.
f. Canadian teens work part-time in various industries and sectors on weekends. Examples of common workplaces for part-time jobs on weekends include retail stores, fast-food restaurants, recreational facilities, movie theaters, cafes, and grocery stores. However, the specific choice of workplaces can vary depending on the location and availability of job opportunities.
