Canada 2006 Census

Ok kiddo, let me explain the Canada 2006 Census to you.

Do you know what a census is? It's like a big survey where the government asks everyone in the country some questions. In the 2006 Census, the government of Canada wanted to know more about the people who lived in Canada at that time.

They asked questions like:

- How many people live in your household?
- What is your age?
- What is your gender?
- What is your job?
- What language do you speak?

And many more questions like that! They also asked questions about where people come from and what kind of education they have.

Why did they do all that, you ask? Well, this helps the government better understand the needs and challenges of different communities in Canada. They can then use this information to make important decisions that affect people's lives. For example, they might use the census data to make decisions about where to build schools or hospitals.

So, the Canada 2006 Census is basically a big survey that helped the government learn more about the people who live in Canada. It helps them make important decisions that affect everyone in the country.