Title: Divorce Rates in Canada - M.J. O’Nions
Headings: Divorce Rates in Canada
Divorce Rates in Canada
What percentages of marriage end in divorce in Canada?
How long does the average marriage last in Canada?
What’s the most common age for divorce?
Which profession has the highest rate of divorce?
How long do you have to be separated before divorce in Canada?
How much does divorce cost in Canada?

Content: The divorce rate tends to decrease as the length of the marriage increases. How long does the average marriage last in Canada? The average duration of marriages in Canada remains steady around 14 years with 42% of the divorces occurring for marriages lasting between 10 and 24 years. What’s the most common age for divorce? The average age of people at the time of divorce is 41.9 years of age for women and 44.5 years of age for men. The average age a person gets married is 27.6 years of age for women and 30.2 years of age for men. The average age at marriage and the average age at divorce have both increased slightly since 2006. Which profession has the highest rate of divorce? In Canada, there are no reliable statistics on the divorce rate by profession. However, data from the United States show that the professions with the highest divorce rates include dancers and choreographers, bartenders, gaming managers and service workers, and nurses.