News and Events

Saving the date for the 2020 RDC Showcase, Saturday hours on-demand for March, and a new data set.

A new online tool for researchers to submit applications to access Statistics Canada microdata has been launched.

February hours changes, Saturday hours on-demand, and a new data set.

December holiday hours changes, Saturday hours on-demand, and a new data set.

October holiday hours changes, Saturday hours on-demand, and a national essay challenge.

A new Call for Proposals has been released by the Canadian Housing Statistics Program (CHSP) for an RDC pilot project.

September holiday hours changes, Saturday hours on-demand, and profiling a new data set.

The Centre for Research and Empirical Social Science (CRESS) Transparent Research Series offer in-depth training sessions once a month throughout the academic year. These day-long workshops provide direct, practical skills and experience to ensure that researchers are ready for the paradigm shift in transparency that is coming.

Very soon, all federally funded research, both quantitative and qualitative, will require data management plans. Are you ready? Dive into the world of rigorous and secure data management with experts from the Data Management Expert Group. Sept. 13, 2019 in L.R. Wilson Hall.

McMaster University Library and the Canadian Association of Research Libraries’ Portage Network will host a Canadian Data Curation Forum from October 16-18, 2019 at the McMaster Continuing Education Centre at 1 James St. North, Hamilton, ON.

August holiday hours changes, Saturday hours, information on the CRDCN Policy Challenge, and profiling a new data set.

Attempting to understand the drivers behind emerging gig labour markets.

Emil Karpinski presented his research on the American mastodon in this years OE3C.

May holiday hours changes, Saturday hours, and information on the RDC Researcher Showcase.

This May, the Statistics Canada Research Data Centre (RDC) at McMaster will be hosting its first showcase. Wed, 22 May 22, 10 a.m. – 3 p.m.

This week in Austerity News:

Katherine Eaton presented her pedagogical research on digital anthropology in university education.

April holiday hours changes, Saturday hours, a Save the Date for the RDC Researcher Showcase, and the availability of a new dataset.

March hours, and the availability of a new data set.

February hours, a call for proposals to The International Metropolis Conference, and the availability of a new data set.

January hours and the availability of a new data set.