The Canadian Fitness and Lifestyle Research Institute examines physical activity levels of children and youth through a study called CANPLAY (the Canadian Physical Activity Levels Among

Youth Study). In this study, physical activity levels are measured using pedometers to count daily steps. This study also explores other factors associated with physical activity levels of children and youth, including time spent in activities during the period that school ends and dinner. This bulletin explores time spent in sedentary activities such as doing homework, and watching television, reading, and playing computer or video games. The findings in this bulletin reflects data collected during the two year time period from 2014-2016.

The Canadian Fitness and Lifestyle Research Institute studies the physical activity levels of children and youth through a study called CANPLAY (the Canadian Physical Activity Levels

Among Youth Study), which uses pedometers to measure daily steps. The study also examines other factors associated with activity levels, including the use of active modes of

transportation.