1. Using the "Go to Data" option on the CID website
  2. Starting with the CID website: Assisted and Direct CID Access
  3. Change the Site Language
  4. Using the CID Help Section
  5. Moving Between Maps, Tables, and Graphs
  6. Zoom to a Province or Territory
  7. Zoom to a Specific Area of Interest
  8. Changing Geographic Boundaries on the Map
  9. Using the Pan Tool (Move Map)
  10. Zoom Out to the National View (Reframe)
  11. Analysis (Mapping) with Colour Shading
  12. Analysis (Mapping) with Symbols
  13. Changing the Year of Data on the Map
  14. Overlays – Adding Physical Features to a Map
  15. Overlays – Adding Geographic Boundaries to a Map
  16. Searching for a Community or other Geographies

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Rural Fact

In 2006, 64% of urban Canadians aged 24 to 65 years of age had obtained post-secondary education, compared to 51% of rural Canadians.

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