"Publication number: 150150."

Includes bibliographical references.

Introduction -- Home and family -- School -- Peers -- Community -- Physical activity and sedentary behaviour -- Sleep health -- Healthy eating -- Healthy weights -- Injury -- Mental health -- Spiritual health -- Substance use -- Sexual health -- Bullying and fighting -- Revisiting relationships -- Appendix.

The Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) study is a continuing cross-national research project conducted in collaboration with the World Health Organization Regional Office for Europe. Its aim is to contribute new knowledge about health, well-being, and associated behaviours among young people aged 11-15 years. In 2014, the 7th cycle of HBSC in Canada, the student survey was administered to 29,784 young people in 377 Canadian schools. This report focuses on relationships, specifically those reported within home, school, peers, and community, and how these relationships are connected to health and health behaviours. Chapters 2-5 introduce findings specific to these four contexts, and identify the key measures used to examine relationships in subsequent chapters. Chapters 6-15 are organized conceptually around topics that remain prominent public health issues for young people in Canada: physical activity; sleep health; healthy eating; healthy weights; injury; mental health; spiritual health; substance use; sexual health; bullying and fighting.