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who should I follow on this thing
January 13, 2026 at 5:10 AM
who should I follow on this thing
CANSIM has 60k+ tables. StatCan covers a handful at a time in The Daily. What if the cost of coverage was (nearly) zero?
The D-AI-LY (dshkol.com/thedaily/) checks for recently updated and neglected series and writes up releases for them with viz, links to source material, and reproducible code.
The D-AI-LY (dshkol.com/thedaily/) checks for recently updated and neglected series and writes up releases for them with viz, links to source material, and reproducible code.
January 12, 2026 at 8:18 PM
CANSIM has 60k+ tables. StatCan covers a handful at a time in The Daily. What if the cost of coverage was (nearly) zero?
The D-AI-LY (dshkol.com/thedaily/) checks for recently updated and neglected series and writes up releases for them with viz, links to source material, and reproducible code.
The D-AI-LY (dshkol.com/thedaily/) checks for recently updated and neglected series and writes up releases for them with viz, links to source material, and reproducible code.
the cancensus R package has had 81k dls since 2018. It's the best way to interact with StatsCan data for R users.
pycancensus is a full python port, with equivalent data access and manipulation grammar, output, and geospatial retrieval.
check it out here: github.com/dshkol/pycan...
pycancensus is a full python port, with equivalent data access and manipulation grammar, output, and geospatial retrieval.
check it out here: github.com/dshkol/pycan...
GitHub - dshkol/pycancensus: python port of cancensus R package
python port of cancensus R package. Contribute to dshkol/pycancensus development by creating an account on GitHub.
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October 27, 2025 at 12:41 AM
the cancensus R package has had 81k dls since 2018. It's the best way to interact with StatsCan data for R users.
pycancensus is a full python port, with equivalent data access and manipulation grammar, output, and geospatial retrieval.
check it out here: github.com/dshkol/pycan...
pycancensus is a full python port, with equivalent data access and manipulation grammar, output, and geospatial retrieval.
check it out here: github.com/dshkol/pycan...