The National Recreation Statement was originally created in this year
What is 1987
In the development of the National Framework for Recreation in Canada, other frameworks were used to help with its construction. This framework had a particular focus on describing steps to increase physical activity
What is Active Canada 20/20
Failing fish stocks, extreme weather, decreasing biodiversity, and new destructive species are examples of what this challenge outlined
What is threats to the natural environment
Public recreation and park services have an important role in enhancing physical activity. Improving the physical wellbeing of those that engage with it, public recreation and park services also enhance this other type of wellbeing
What is mental wellbeing
This percentage of Canadians say that parks and recreation benefit the community and is an essential service
What is 98%
The National Recreation Statement's final draft was agreed upon in this Canadian province
What is Quebec
This framework urges people and organizations in communities to create conditions that reduce poor health risks and increase healthy lifestyles
What is the Declaration on Promotion and Prevention
Detailing the need for development in walking and cycling routes, facilities, and green spaces, this challenge was said to be present in most Canadian communities
What is infrastructure deficit
Culture and recreation help build social capital in the form of arts, parks programs, and festivals. It is said that these recreational activities help strengthen the bond between these two groups
What is families and communities
This percentage of Canadians say that parks and recreation help lead children and youth to healthy lifestyles
What is 75%
The National Recreation Statement outlined the jobs of these three government groups
What is Municipal, Provincial/Territorial, and Federal
Aiming to foster partnerships that allow for increased and accessible recreation participation amongst Indigenous communities, this framework was deemed as "complementary" to the National Framework of Recreation in Canada
What is IndigenACTION
With rapid changes associated in things like increasing inequities, persistent unemployment, and the use of social media instead of face-to-face interactions, these issues fall under these types of challenges
What is social challenges
In 2009, 2.9 billion dollars in labour income was created by Canada's Parks. This is an example of this type of benefit
What is an economic benefit
This percentage of Canadians say that parks and recreation boost social cohesion
What is 89%
Roles were defined to minimize duplication of efforts and to ensure that the recreation needs of this decade were met
What is the 80's
Introducing fundamentals of sports through programs, this framework set a direction for the 2012-2022 periods for all governments, institutions, and organizations committed to realizing the positive impacts of sports
What is The Canadian Sport Policy
Sedentary living, diabetes, obesity, and depression are all examples of this specific challenge outlined in the National Framework of Recreation in Canada
What is challenges to health
The economic benefits that parks and recreation provide in Canada is extremely large, with ____ being spent on recreational fishing, which was then contributed to local communities in 2010
What is $8.3 billion
This percentage of Canadians say that parks and recreation improve health
What is 93%
Mechanisms of inter-governmental cooperation were highlighted for 4 reasons, with the first reason being the quality enhancement of...
What is existing programs
Developed by the Canadian Parks Council, this framework detailed the growing evidence demonstrating benefits of connecting with the natural world
What is Connecting Canadians with Nature
Families with lower income typically have less opportunities to engage in recreation activities. This type of challenge can be classified as this specific inequity
What is economic inequity
Participation in recreational experiences is said to enhance this type of wellbeing
What is social wellbeing
This percentage of Canadians say that parks and recreation are a major factor in crime reduction
What is 77%