Table 9
Treatment of drinking water by households that had a non-municipal water supply, by province

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Treatment of drinking water by households that had a non-municipal water supply, by province
Table summary
This table displays data on the methods of treatment of drinking water by households that had a non-municipal water supply. The row headers provide information for all of Canada and by province. The column headers provide information on the proportion of households that had a municipal water supply, and the methods of treatment of drinking water.
  Non-municipal water supply 1 Households that had a non-municipal water supply
Primary type of drinking water, tap water 2 Treated water prior to consumption 3 Used a filter or purifier 3 Used a filter or purifier on the main supply pipe 3 Used an on-tap filter or purifier 3 Used a jug filter 3 Boiled water in order to make it safe to drink in the last twelve months 3
  percent
Canada 12 66 48 48 34 15 14 4 E
Newfoundland and Labrador 15 E 81 58 52 33 E F F F
Prince Edward Island 48 88 50 46 29 E F 26 E F
Nova Scotia 38 73 47 46 30 10 E 18 F
New Brunswick 44 75 40 42 28 10 E 16 F
Quebec 13 71 36 33 25 E F E F
Ontario 11 59 54 58 42 18 19 F
Manitoba 11 64 60 56 28 E 17 E 25 E F
Saskatchewan E 49 41 F F F F F
Alberta 9 57 55 57 38 E F F F
British Columbia 7 68 55 57 45 13 E F F
As a percentage of all households.
As a percentage of all households that had a non-municipal water supply.
Information relates only to households that reported primarily consuming tap water, or tap water and bottled water.
Source(s):
Statistics Canada, Environment Accounts and Statistics Division, CANSIM tables 153-0062, 153-0063 and 153-0066.
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