Table B
Canadian Census Health and Environment Cohort without collective dwellings (2006) linked to Discharge Abstract Database (2006/2007 to 2010/2011), by population group, sex, age group and jurisdiction, Canada, excluding Quebec


Appendix B
Canadian Census Health and Environment Cohort without collective dwellings (2006) linked to Discharge Abstract Database (2006/2007 to 2010/2011), by population group, sex, age group and jurisdiction, Canada, excluding Quebec
Table summary
This table displays the results of Canadian Census Health and Environment Cohort without collective dwellings (2006) linked to Discharge Abstract Database (2006/2007 to 2010/2011) Total (excluding Quebec), First Nations people living on reserve (excluding Quebec), First Nations people living off reserve (excluding Quebec), Inuit living in Inuit Nunangat (excluding Nunavik), Métis (excluding Quebec) and Non-Indigenous people (excluding Quebec), calculated using number and percent units of measure (appearing as column headers).
Total (excluding Quebec) First Nations people living on reserve (excluding Quebec) First Nations people living off reserve (excluding Quebec) Inuit living in Inuit Nunangat (excluding Nunavik) Métis (excluding Quebec) Non-Indigenous people (excluding Quebec)
number
Total cohort 4,439,880 190,465 71,755 25,795 75,535 4,040,690
percent
Percentage of total cohort 100 4 2 1 2 91
number
Sex
Female 2,261,150 93,835 38,240 12,780 38,020 2,060,175
Male 2,178,730 96,635 33,515 13,015 37,515 1,980,515
Age group (years)
0 to 9 529,020 41,955 14,780 6,040 12,250 447,110
10 to 19 621,750 42,895 15,180 6,065 14,825 535,720
20 to 29 555,065 27,360 10,295 4,255 11,305 496,765
30 to 39 603,075 25,470 10,270 3,575 10,665 548,410
40 to 49 736,315 24,015 10,015 2,865 11,815 682,560
50 to 59 618,720 15,075 6,460 1,665 8,400 583,675
60 to 69 385,165 8,480 2,975 865 4,065 366,820
70 to 79 259,085 3,970 1,355 370 1,715 250,595
80 and older 131,685 1,250 430 95 495 129,035
Jurisdiction
Newfoundland and Labrador 96,405 1,185 1,820 1,950 2,715 87,180
Prince Edward Island 24,035 370 130 Note ...: not applicable 60 23,455
Nova Scotia 167,550 7,030 1,300 Note ...: not applicable 1,360 157,595
New Brunswick 136,075 6,010 955 Note ...: not applicable 765 128,100
Ontario 2,167,525 28,080 20,445 Note ...: not applicable 13,600 2,094,260
Manitoba 244,960 47,460 8,170 Note ...: not applicable 14,230 173,410
Saskatchewan 213,285 40,305 10,150 Note ...: not applicable 12,275 149,470
Alberta 601,305 30,215 11,465 Note ...: not applicable 17,645 540,625
British Columbia 728,155 29,805 13,275 Note ...: not applicable 10,220 666,730
Yukon 12,125 Note ...: not applicable 1,815 Note ...: not applicable 315 8,225
Northwest Territories 23,325 Note ...: not applicable 2,140 2,760 2,235 7,830
Nunavut 25,135 Note ...: not applicable 90 21,085 115 3,805
   number
Total hospitalizations 1,763,500 144,300 37,860 13,035 35,850 1,511,250
percent
Percentage of total hospitalizations 100 8 2 1 2 86
... not applicable
Notes: Discharge Abstract Database (DAD) data are not available for Quebec. To make the 2006 Canadian Census Health and Environment Cohort (CanCHEC) comparable to the 2011 CanCHEC, only census subdivisions that were considered to be reserves in both 2006 and 2011 were classified as “on reserve.” Collective dwellings were excluded from the 2006 CanCHEC to make it comparable to the 2011 CanCHEC. Collective dwellings refer to dwellings of a commercial, institutional or communal nature. Collective dwellings also include rooming or lodging houses, hotels, motels, tourist homes, nursing homes, hospitals, staff residences, communal quarters of military camps, work camps, jails, missions, group homes, and so on. Collective dwellings may be occupied by usual residents or solely by foreign or temporary residents.
Source: 2006 Canadian Census Health and Environment Cohort (2006 Census data linked to 2006/2007-to-2010/2011 DAD records).

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