Table 1
Selected characteristics of cohort, non-institutionalized population aged 19 or older at baseline, Canada, 2001 to 2011

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Table 1
Selected characteristics of cohort, non-institutionalized population aged 19 or older at baseline, Canada, 2001 to 2011
Table summary
This table displays the results of Selected characteristics of cohort. The information is grouped by Category (appearing as row headers), In-scope census respondents , Persons in cohort , Persons in category , Cohort as percent of total (Column 2 divided by Column 1), Persons not linked , Ratio (Column 6 divided by Column 3), Deaths, Column 1, Column 2, Column 3, Column 4, Column 5, Column 6, Column 7 and Column 8, calculated using number, percent and ratio units of measure (appearing as column headers).
Category In-scope census respondents Persons in cohort Persons in category Cohort as percent of total (Column 2 divided by Column 1) Persons not linked Persons in category Ratio (Column 6 divided by Column 3) Deaths
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Column 5 Column 6 Column 7 Column 8
number percent number percent ratio number
Total 4,500,245 3,537,520 100 79 962,725 100 1.00 347,000
Sex  
Men 2,184,250 1,716,310 49 79 467,940 49 1.00 186,505
Women 2,315,995 1,821,210 51 79 494,785 51 1.00 160,495
Age group  
19 to 24 478,120 315,465 9 66 162,655 17 1.89 2,145
25 to 44 1,833,660 1,422,260 40 78 411,400 43 1.06 19,870
45 to 64 1,459,800 1,201,995 34 82 257,805 27 0.79 83,275
65 to 84 669,890 554,875 16 83 115,015 12 0.76 205,060
85 and older 58,775 42,925 1 73 15,850 2 1.36 36,650
Marital status  
Married or in common-law union 2,883,085 2,436,790 69 85 446,295 46 0.67 206,715
Not married or in common-law union 1,617,160 1,100,730 31 68 516,430 54 1.72 140,285
Residence  
Urban 3,461,445 2,731,190 77 79 730,255 76 0.98 268,865
Rural 1,038,800 806,330 23 78 232,470 24 1.06 78,135
Mobility  
Non-mover in last year 3,853,480 3,132,815 89 81 720,665 75 0.85 326,720
Mover in last year 646,765 404,705 11 63 242,060 25 2.20 20,285
Education  
Less than secondary school graduation 1,301,835 985,165 28 76 316,670 33 1.18 189,705
Secondary school graduation or more 3,198,410 2,552,360 72 80 646,050 67 0.93 157,300
Employment  
Employed 2,802,815 2,251,695 64 80 551,120 57 0.90 67,400
Unemployed 232,640 166,845 5 72 65,795 7 1.45 6,765
Not in labour force 1,464,785 1,118,985 32 76 345,800 36 1.14 272,835
Income adequacy quintileTable 1 Note 1  
Quintile 1 (poorest) 900,185 603,685 17 67 296,500 31 1.80 89,015
Quintile 2 900,170 697,585 20 77 202,585 21 1.07 97,210
Quintile 3 899,965 728,975 21 81 170,990 18 0.86 65,040
Quintile 4 900,170 748,845 21 83 151,325 16 0.74 51,905
Quintile 5 (richest) 899,755 758,425 21 84 141,330 15 0.68 43,830
Aboriginal identity  
No Aboriginal identity 4,234,605 3,367,060 95 80 867,545 90 0.95 332,000
Any Aboriginal identity 265,640 170,460 5 64 95,180 10 2.05 15,000
Visible minority status  
Not a visible minority 3,970,545 3,145,625 89 79 824,920 86 0.96 329,855
Any visible minority 529,700 391,895 11 74 137,805 14 1.29 17,145
Note 1.

Area-based.

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Note: Figures may not add up to totals because of rounding.
Sources: Statistics Canada, 2001 Canadian census–tax–mortality cohort, derived from the 2001 Census of Population and the 2014 Amalgamated Mortality Database.

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