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The image illustrates a graph marking the favorite sports in Canada from 1985 to 2015 across American football, basketball, hockey, baseball, and boxing. Hockey witnessed a consistent lead over other sports, starting at 35% in 1985, then 35% in 1990, rising to 40% in 1995, holding at 40% in 2000, further climbing to 45% in 2005, maintaining 45% in 2010, and retaining 45% in 2015. Basketball displayed increases and fluctuations: 30% in 1985, rising to 35% in 1990, dipping to 25% in 1995, rising again to 30% in 2000, fluctuating between 30% in 2005, then dropping to 20% in 2010 before ascending to 25% in 2015. American football depicted a steady upward trajectory: starting at 10% in 1985, then 15% in 1990, increasing slightly to 20% in 1995, reaching 25% in 2000 and 2005, followed by a jump to 35% in 2010, rising sharply to 40% in 2015. Baseball maintained relatively constant proportions, illustrating 15% in 1985, hesitating between 10% in 1990, then climbing back to 15% in 1995 and 2000, further dipping to 10% in 2005, reaching its lowest at 5% in both 2010 and 2015. Boxing remained primarily stagnant with minimal fluctuations: initiated at 5% in 1985, retaining 5% in 1990, descending to 5% in 1995, staying constant at 5% up till 2005, experiencing mild uplift to 10% in 2010, before equaling 5% again in 2015.
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The following graph illustrates the individuals’ preferred sports among 5 types in Canada between 1985 and 2015.
Overall, favourite sport varieties have changed over the given period. American football showed the greatest increase, whereas basketball faced a dramatic fall in the 2000s.
In 1995, American football and basketball were the most popular sports among residents. Together, two categories accounted for 70% of the total. Hockey, baseball, and boxing contributed a smaller share, making up 15%, 10%, and almost 5% respectively.
While American football remained unchanged until the 2000s, it saw a rise between 2000 and 2015. In contrast, basketball experienced a significant decrease by 2015. Hockey reached its peak in the 2000s, sharing over 20%, and by 2015, it had risen almost to 25%. The percentage of voters for boxing grew from almost 5% to almost 10% until 1995, and in the next few years gradually rose.
Baseball accounted for the smallest proportion of participants. Participation levels were initially flat, but then showed a marked downward trend.
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