Table 2 
Percentage of adults who reported having been vaccinated, territorial capitals combined, mid-March to mid-April 2021 

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Percentage of adults who reported having been vaccinated, territorial capitals combined, mid-March to mid-April 2021
Proportion of the adult population vaccinated – Territorial capitals combinedLower limit of confidence interval (95%) – Territorial capitals combinedUpper limit of confidence interval (95%) – Territorial capitals combined
  %%%
Total 80.3 77.1 83.2
Age groups      
18 to 29 years 65.8A 54.5 75.5
30 to 39 years 74.3A 67.3 80.2
40 to 49 years 82.7A 76.2 87.7
50 to 59 years 90.3 84.6 94.0
60 to 69 years 89 83.5 92.8
70 years and older1 94.0 87.1 97.4
Indigenous identity      
Indigenous identity1 64.1A 54.0 73.0
Non-Indigenous identity 83.5 80.2 86.4
Gender      
Male 80.5 75.6 84.7
Female 80.1 75.8 83.8
Highest level of education      
Secondary school education, no post-secondary education 68.0A 60.1 75.0
Post-secondary certificate/diploma or university degree1 85.4 82.0 88.2
Household income      
Less than $60,000 69.0A 60.0 76.8
$60,00 to less than $120,000 83.1 77.2 87.6
$120,000 and over1 85.3 80.7 88.9
Health condition2      
Has an underlying health condition 88.5A 83.4 92.2
Does not have an underlying health condition1 77.9 73.9 81.4
A
Significantly different from reference category
Source(s):
Source: COVID-19 Vaccination Coverage Survey (5347).

Table note 1

Reference category

Table note 2

Obesity, heart disease, diabetes, liver disease, chronic kidney disease, Alzheimer's disease, chronic lung disease, immunocompromised or immunosuppressed
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