CalgaryChris77

CalgaryChris77 t1_iy8hbls wrote

Yes, second generation Canadians are more likely to be non-religious.

> I noticed when you break down by generation, religion seems to be dropping.

But to me this implies that people are losing their religion by their second generation, which I don't know if you can prove or disprove from this data.

>You’re asking whether the ‘pipeline’ for religions other than Christianity has been established in Canada long enough to make use of this data?

There have been people from other religions immigrating to Canada for many years, but what used to be a tiny minority is growing much faster now.

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CalgaryChris77 t1_iy8c510 wrote

Are you interpreting this data correctly?

I would suspect that more first generation Canadians who have immigrated recently have come from countries that are Muslim, Sikh, Hindu or Buddhist, whereas more second generation Canadians came from Christian countries.

The demographics of the average Canadians immigrant has changed pretty dramatically in the last 30 years.

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CalgaryChris77 t1_iwdbjjz wrote

I'm trying to understand your life. You spent ~90 days away from home but only a few away from your family... you must have had a lot of family vacations?

Also over a hundred days of crying last year... man that seems like a lot, you okay?

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CalgaryChris77 t1_iuxwh1y wrote

There are 7 dates out of the top 10 between May 3 and June 21st. I think there is more going on than just Memorial day to explain that.

I was thinking Christmas in particular, more parties and get togethers. I guess Christmas 2020 was pretty locked down though.

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