News and Events

February hours, an offer of office space for PhD students, and the availability of a new data set.

A series of lunchtime conversations for students, faculty members & staff focused on community-based research, knowledge mobilization, and research data & its management, organized by the Centre for Research in Empirical Social Sciences. Bring your lunch & CRESS will provide drinks & dessert.

A call for proposals to the Longitudinal Immigration Database (IMDB) and the Extended Longitudinal Survey of Immigrants to Canada (LSIC-IMDB) Data Pilot Projects has been released.

December hours, our annual holiday party, and the availability of a new data set.

November hours and availability of a new data set.

PhD students registered in programs in the Faculty of Social Sciences who have reached candidacy status are invited to join the first class of CRESS Graduate Fellows.

Thanksgiving closure, the CRDCN annual conference, and a new data set is available.

Directions to our new location, a request for proposals, new data sets, and wishing a happy retirement to Byron Spencer.

The Longitudinal Administrative Databank is now available for download and can be accessed by researchers with approved projects.

Statistics Canada, together with Employment and Social Development Canada, is conducting a pilot project.

New spaces offer higher security and easier collaboration

New data sets at the RDC: In the upcoming weeks we will be receiving new data sets and surveys at the McMaster Research Data Centre. New cycles of the Canadian Income Survey (CIS) are also available now.

Introducing on-demand Saturday hours, new data sets at the RDC and a Survey on Sexual Misconduct in the Canadian Armed Forces (SSMCAF).

On Demand Saturday Hours, The Fraser Mustard/Dan Offord Lectureship and the National Apprenticeship Survey.

Uniform Crime Reporting Survey and New data sets at RDC

Canadian Birth-Census Cohort (CanBCC), 1996 and 2006. New Data Sets at RDC.

The Canadian Census Health and Environment Cohort (CanCHEC) 2001 is now available

CRDCN has been awarded $5.9M to allow its 1,500 researchers from across the country to advance their understanding of key research questions and inform critical areas of public policy. Hosted by McMaster University, the CRDCN is a partnership between a consortium of Canadian universities and Statistics Canada, including the Research Data Centre at McMaster.

Canadian Tobacco, Alcohol and Drugs Survey (CTADS) 2015

Holiday hours and information about the RDC Holiday Party. Job Opportunity: The 2014 Ontario Child Health Study team is looking to hire an analyst in early 2017.

CCHS 2014 Rapid Response on Tanning Equipment Use and Laser Beam Exposure