Residents from Saskatchewan, New Brunswick, Prince Edward
Island, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, Manitoba,
and the Territories, are more likely than Canadians overall
to be classified as obese; and are less likely to classified
as having a healthy weight.
Perceptions of health status (15+ years)
Those in Saskatchewan, New Brunswick and British Columbia
are less likely than the average Canadian to report their
mental health as being either ‘very good’ or ‘excellent’.
Awareness of Guide
Residents from Saskatchewan and Manitoba are more likely
than the average Canadian to report having heard of Canada’s
Physical Activity Guide to Healthy Active Living.
Environments supporting physical activity
Saskatchewan residents are more likely than the average
to cite traffic concerns.
The Institute gratefully acknowledges the financial
support of Health Canada and the Interprovincial Sport
and Recreation Council toward the Benchmarks Program.
Our Saskatchewan partner is Saskatchewan Municipal Affairs,
Culture and Housing, Community Support Services Branch.
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