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A census is designed to give a snapshot of a country at a given time. As such, it is helpful as a means of seeing where a country stands, and identifying or confirming trends and changes over time. While a Census must normally last ten years, it beco...

Bermuda’s “increasing diversity due to Immigration and an increase of persons choosing mixed racial heritage” are contributory factors to the Island’s changing racial composition, according to Census 2010 preliminary results. “Eight percent of the po...

Census data confirms a sharp rise in unemployment, and the fact that more Bermudians are out of work. On Census Day 2010 the number of unemployed totaled 2,581 persons, a rate of six percent, but is now expected to be somewhat higher at eight percent...

The number of homeless people in Bermuda has more than doubled since 2000, according to the latest Census data. A total of 71,258 people were physically present in Bermuda on Census Day, May 20,2010 an increase of seven percent over 2000. Of that tot...

A total of 57 percent of Bermuda’s households have now taken part in the census an improvement on the 51 percent figure that stood in November. However, the official in charge of the operation admitted yesterday that participation must “climb at a fa...