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Guppy, N., Sakumoto L., and Wilkes R.
(2019). Social change and the gendered division of household labour in Canada.
Canadian Review of Sociology / Revue canadienne de sociologie, 56 (2), 178-203. Abstract |
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Doumbia, M., and Goussé M.
(2019). Gender identity and relative income within households: Evidence from Canada.
Cahier de recherche, : Centre de recherche sur les risquesles enjeux économiques et les politiques publiques (CRREP). Abstract |
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Lachapelle, U., and Jean-Germain F.
(2019). Personal use of the Internet and travel: Evidence from the Canadian General Social Survey's 2010 time use module.
Travel Behaviour and Society, 14 (January), 81-91. Abstract |
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K. Newbold, B., and Scott D. M.
(2018). Insights into public transit use by Millennials: The Canadian experience.
Travel, Behavior and Society, 11 (April), 62-68. Abstract |
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Xu, J.
(2018). A good place to age in place? Exploring the relationships between the built environment, activity participation and healthy aging.
Geography and Planning. Toronto, ON: University of Toronto. Abstract |
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Kolpashnikova, K.
(2018). American househusbands: New time use evidence of gender display, 2003-2016.
Social Indicators Research, 140 (3), 1259-1277. Abstract |
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Sedigh, G., Devlin R. Anne, Grenier G., and Armstrong C. Deri
(2017). Revisiting the relationship between wages and sleep duration: The role of insomnia.
Economics and Human Biology, 24 (February), 125-139. Abstract |
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Castel, E., and Farber S.
(2017). Benchmarking the health and public transit Connection in the GTHA: An analysis of survey microdata.
Toronto, ON: Metrolinx. Abstract |
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Boulet, M., and Le Bourdais C.
(2017). Partage des rôles dans les couples à deux revenus et satisfaction de l'équilibre travail-famille selon le genre.
Cahiers de recherche sociologique, 63 (Automne), 111-131. Abstract |
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Higgins, C. D., Sweet M. N., and Kanaroglou P. S.
(2017). All minutes are not equal: Travel time and the effects of congestion on commute satisfaction in Canadian cities.
Transportation, 39 (1), 1189-1120. Abstract |
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Seifi, F.
(2017). Three essays on the determinants of and returns to volunteering.
Ottawa, ON: University of Ottawa. Abstract |
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K. Newbold, B., and Scott D. M.
(2017). Driving over the life course: The automobility of Canada's Millennial, Generation X, Baby Boomer and Greatest generations.
Transportation Behavior and Society, 6 (January), 57-63., January Abstract |
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Molnár, T. L.
(2017). Essays in applied microeconomics.
Department of Economics. Vancouver, BC: University of British Columbia. Abstract |
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Kolpashnikova, K.
(2016). Housework in Canada: Uneven convergence of the gender gap in domestic tasks, 1986-2010.
Department of Sociology. , JanuaryVancouver, BC: University of British Columbia. Abstract |
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Rhéaume, A.
(2016). L'impact du statut marital sur la répartition du temps au sein du couple.
Québec, QC: Uhiversite Laval. Abstract |
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Deri-Armstrong, C., Devlin R. Anne, and Seifi F.
(2016). Build it and they will come: Volunteer opportunities and volunteering.
Department of Economics Working Paper, , OctoberOttawa, ON Abstract |
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Clavet, N-J., Lacroix G., Michaud P-C., and Parent A.
(2016). Les effets de l'equilibre budgetaire et du transfert Canadien en sante sur les finances publiques du Quebec.
Cahiers de recherche de la CEDIA, , DecemberQuébec, QC: Chaire de recherche Industrielle Alliance sur les enjeux économiques des changements démographiques. Abstract |
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Foster, L., Jacobs L., and Sui B.
(2016). Race data and traffic stops in Ottawa, 2013-2015: A report on Ottawa and the police districts.
Ottawa, ON: Ottawa Police Services Board. Abstract |
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Ahmadigheidari, D.
(2016). Trends in Canadian meal time patterns from 1992-2010: A comparative study of Anglophone and Francophone men and women.
Food Studies: An Interdisciplinary Journal, 6 (4), 31-42. Abstract |
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Lozano, M., Hamplovà D., and Le Bourdais C.
(2016). Non-standard work schedules, gender, and parental stress.
Demographic Research, 34 (9), 259-284. Abstract |
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Xie, S.
(2016). Dual-earning parents' work-family balance and time with children: The moderating effects of gender and age.
Department of Family Social Sciences. Winnipeg, MB: University of Manitoba. Abstract |
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Shi, J., and Skuterud M.
(2015). Gone fishing! Reported sickness absenteeism and the weather.
Economic Inquiry, 53 (1), 388-405. Abstract |
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Sweet, M. N., and Kanaroglou P. S.
(2015). Gender differences: The roles of travel and time use in subjective well-being.
Transportation Research Board of the National Academies, , JanuaryWashington, DC: Transportation Research Board of the National Academies. Abstract |
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Brisson, J.
(2015). Sport and symbolic boundary making: A test of the highbrow and omnivore theses.
Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology. , MarchHalifax, NS: Dalhousie University. Abstract |
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Mascella, A., Ferrer A., and Skuterud M.
(2015). Canadian immigrants' time investment on children.
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