The provided chart shows the percentage of male and female internet users aged between 15 and 24 in Canada in 2000.
Overall, it is clear that females were more engaged in email and online shopping, while males showed more interest in social networks and other online activities.
To begin, almost half of the young Canadian females led in terms of email usage, with 48% compared to men at 41%. However, there was a slight difference of 4%, with young males being higher than females in social network usage, at 24%.
On the other hand, 19% of young females were more occupied with online shopping, while only 13% of young males were interested in it. Additionally, 18% of male users were keen to participate in other social networking site activities, while only 9% of females did so.