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Post-secondary graduates, proportion of population aged 25 to 54, Canada, provinces, territories, health regions and peer groups, 2001

Post-secondary graduates Population aged 25 to 54 Post-secondary graduates aged 25 to 54 Post-secondary graduates aged 25 to 54, proportion of population aged 25 to 54
 
00 Canada 13,440,355 7,487,700 55.7
10 Newfoundland and Labrador 234,190 123,755 52.8
  1001-A HCS St. John's Region, NL
 84,335 53,750 63.7
  1002-I HCS Eastern Region, NL
 49,205 23,120 47.0
  1003-I HCS Central Region, NL
 44,885 19,280 43.0
  1004-I HCS Western Region, NL
 36,640 17,765 48.5
  1005-I Grenfell Regional Health Services Board, NL
 7,300 3,225 44.2
  1006-H Health Labrador Corporation, NL
 11,830 6,620 56.0
11 Prince Edward Island 57,600 30,675 53.3
  1101-I West Prince, PE
 5,925 1,915 32.3
  1102-C East Prince, PE
 14,005 7,225 51.6
  1103-A Queens, PE
 28,875 17,570 60.8
  1104-D Kings, PE
 8,800 3,965 45.1
12 Nova Scotia 403,795 234,275 58.0
  1201-C Zone 1, NS
 52,545 26,210 49.9
  1202-C Zone 2, NS
 34,475 19,525 56.6
  1203-C Zone 3, NS
 44,585 23,205 52.0
  1204-C Zone 4, NS
 39,335 21,860 55.6
  1205-I Zone 5, NS
 53,435 27,855 52.1
  1206-A Zone 6, NS
 179,405 115,620 64.4
13 New Brunswick 327,605 159,115 48.6
  1301-C Region 1, NB
 82,785 42,250 51.0
  1302-C Region 2, NB
 75,125 38,015 50.6
  1303-C Region 3, NB
 72,930 38,490 52.8
  1304-C Region 4, NB
 23,930 9,320 38.9
  1305-I Region 5, NB
 12,985 5,875 45.2
  1306-I Region 6, NB
 38,685 15,960 41.3
  1307-I Region 7, NB
 21,170 9,205 43.5
24 Quebec 3,255,275 1,746,775 53.7
  2401-C Région du Bas-Saint-Laurent, QC
 86,480 42,030 48.6
  2402-C Région du Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean, QC
 122,445 65,335 53.4
  2403-A Région de Québec, QC
 289,480 175,305 60.6
  2404-C Région de la Mauricie et du Centre-du-Québec, QC
 202,710 100,440 49.5
  2405-C Région de l'Estrie, QC
 122,545 61,490 50.2
  2406-G Région de Montréal-Centre, QC
 822,670 498,845 60.6
  2407-A Région de l'Outaouais, QC
 149,585 77,910 52.1
  2408-C Région de l'Abitibi-Témiscamingue, QC
 65,910 29,300 44.5
  2409-H Région de la Côte-Nord, QC
 45,815 20,725 45.2
  2410-H Région du Nord-du-Québec, QC
 8,020 3,635 45.3
  2411-I Région de la Gaspésie-Îles-de-la-Madeleine, QC
 43,035 17,860 41.5
  2412-E Région de la Chaudière-Appalaches, QC
 169,280 84,895 50.2
  2413-A Région de Laval, QC
 153,435 86,460 56.3
  2414-E Région de Lanaudière, QC
 177,150 80,400 45.4
  2415-E Région des Laurentides, QC
 211,290 102,660 48.6
  2416-A Région de la Montérégie, QC
 577,045 296,675 51.4
  2417-F Région du Nunavik, QC
 3,520 1,150 32.7
  2418-F Région des Terres-Cries-de-la-Baie-James, QC
 4,870 1,665 34.2
35 Ontario by District Health Council (DHC) 5,126,670 2,935,395 57.3
  3501 Champlain DHC, ON
 484,950 307,585 63.4
  3502 Southeastern Ontario DHC, ON
 204,055 110,815 54.3
  3503 Durham-Haliburton-Kawartha and Pine Ridge DHC, ON
 347,290 187,485 54.0
  3504 Toronto DHC, ON
 1,174,535 718,030 61.1
  3505 Simcoe York DHC, ON
 506,370 299,950 59.2
  3506 Halton-Peel DHC, ON
 640,355 381,305 59.5
  3507 Waterloo Region-Wellington-Dufferin DHC, ON
 304,405 166,550 54.7
  3508 Hamilton DHC, ON
 213,745 114,525 53.6
  3509 Niagara DHC, ON
 171,340 89,435 52.2
  3510 Grand River DHC, ON
 94,035 46,385 49.3
  3511 Thames Valley DHC, ON
 252,780 139,355 55.1
  3512 Essex-Kent and Lambton DHC, ON
 262,615 133,885 51.0
  3513 Grey Bruce Huron Perth DHC, ON
 113,195 56,170 49.6
  3514 Northern Shores DHC, ON
 85,380 43,710 51.2
  3515 Algoma-Cochrane-Manitoulin and Sudbury DHC, ON
 169,510 87,980 51.9
  3516 Northwestern Ontario DHC, ON
 102,100 52,225 51.2
35 Ontario by Health Unit (HU) 5,126,670 2,935,395 57.3
  3526-C District of Algoma HU, ON
 48,085 25,280 52.6
  3527-A Brant County HU, ON
 50,635 25,295 50.0
  3530-B Durham Regional HU, ON
 233,480 129,400 55.4
  3531-E Elgin-St Thomas HU, ON
 34,025 16,030 47.1
  3533-E Grey Bruce HU, ON
 59,945 30,560 51.0
  3534-E Haldimand-Norfolk HU, ON
 43,405 21,090 48.6
  3535-E Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge District HU, ON
 63,750 30,615 48.0
  3536-B Halton Regional HU, ON
 170,180 111,470 65.5
  3537-A City of Hamilton HU, ON
 213,740 114,525 53.6
  3538-A Hastings and Prince Edward Counties HU, ON
 61,800 30,360 49.1
  3539-E Huron County HU, ON
 22,865 11,005 48.1
  3540-A Chatham-Kent HU, ON
 44,555 21,400 48.0
  3541-A Kingston, Frontenac and Lennox and Addington HU, ON
 75,225 44,125 58.7
  3542-A Lambton HU, ON
 51,780 27,795 53.7
  3543-E Leeds, Grenville and Lanark District HU, ON
 67,030 36,330 54.2
  3544-A Middlesex-London HU, ON
 177,430 103,820 58.5
  3545-E Muskoka-Parry Sound HU, ON
 31,845 15,735 49.4
  3546-A Niagara Regional Area HU, ON
 171,340 89,435 52.2
  3547-C North Bay and District HU, ON
 38,565 20,875 54.1
  3549-H Northwestern HU, ON
 33,035 15,240 46.1
  3551-B City of Ottawa HU, ON
 364,275 250,035 68.6
  3552-E Oxford County HU, ON
 41,325 19,505 47.2
  3553-B Peel Regional HU, ON
 470,175 269,835 57.4
  3554-E Perth District HU, ON
 30,380 14,600 48.1
  3555-A Peterborough County-City HU, ON
 50,055 27,480 54.9
  3556-H Porcupine HU, ON
 38,930 18,750 48.2
  3557-E Renfrew County and District HU, ON
 40,645 20,465 50.4
  3558-E Eastern Ontario HU, ON
 80,550 37,250 46.2
  3560-E Simcoe County District HU, ON
 164,880 85,555 51.9
  3561-C Sudbury and District HU, ON
 82,990 44,070 53.1
  3562-C Thunder Bay District HU, ON
 68,595 36,870 53.8
  3563-C Timiskaming HU, ON
 14,430 6,930 48.0
  3565-B Waterloo HU, ON
 198,695 107,340 54.0
  3566-B Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph HU, ON
 105,710 59,205 56.0
  3568-B Windsor-Essex County HU, ON
 166,280 84,690 50.9
  3570-B York Regional HU, ON
 341,495 214,400 62.8
  3595-G City of Toronto HU, ON
 1,174,535 718,030 61.1
46 Manitoba 472,340 239,125 50.6
  4610-A Winnipeg RHA, MB
 279,375 154,340 55.2
  4615-A Brandon RHA, MB
 19,275 10,075 52.3
  4620-E North Eastman RHA, MB
 15,915 7,310 45.9
  4625-E South Eastman RHA, MB
 21,850 9,085 41.6
  4630-E Interlake RHA, MB
 30,510 14,250 46.7
  4640-D Central RHA, MB
 36,725 15,315 41.7
  4645-D Assiniboine RHA, MB
 26,310 11,645 44.3
  4660-D Parkland RHA, MB
 15,195 6,170 40.6
  4670-H Norman RHA, MB
 9,715 4,730 48.7
  4685-F Burntwood/Churchill, MB
 17,475 6,215 35.6
    4680-F Burntwood RHA, MB
 16,995 5,980 35.2
    4690-F Churchill RHA, MB
 475 240 50.5
47 Saskatchewan 392,050 202,165 51.6
  4701-D Sun Country RHA, SK
 20,925 9,505 45.4
  4702-D Five Hills RHA, SK
 20,760 10,285 49.5
  4703-D Cypress RHA, SK
 17,180 7,900 46.0
  4704-A Regina Qu'Appelle RHA, SK
 99,320 53,985 54.4
  4705-D Sunrise RHA, SK
 20,875 9,300 44.6
  4706-A Saskatoon RHA, SK
 116,040 66,410 57.2
  4707-D Heartland RHA, SK
 16,920 8,220 48.6
  4708-D Kelsey Trail RHA, SK
 15,680 6,815 43.5
  4709-C Prince Albert Parkland RHA, SK
 27,900 13,845 49.6
  4710-H Prairie North RHA, SK
 25,365 11,620 45.8
  4714-F Mamawetan/Keewatin/Athabasca, SK
 11,105 4,290 38.6
    4711-F Mamawetan Churchill River RHA, SK
 6,885 2,840 41.2
    4712-F Keewatin Yatthé RHA, SK
 3,540 1,260 35.6
    4713-F Athabasca Health Authority, SK
 680 185 27.2
48 Alberta 1,362,345 774,010 56.8
  4820-E Chinook RHA, AB
 58,250 30,075 51.6
  4821-E Palliser HR, AB
 40,065 18,670 46.6
  4822-B Calgary HR, AB
 514,095 317,355 61.7
  4823-E David Thompson RHA, AB
 120,405 60,625 50.4
  4824-E East Central Health, AB
 43,510 21,345 49.1
  4825-B Capital Health, AB
 430,395 250,110 58.1
  4826-E Aspen RHA, AB
 71,875 33,945 47.2
  4827-E Peace Country Health, AB
 54,300 26,550 48.9
  4828-H Northern Lights HR, AB
 29,450 15,340 52.1
59 British Columbia 1,766,110 1,019,005 57.7
  5911-E East Kootenay HSDA, BC
 32,805 17,615 53.7
  5912-C Kootenay-Boundary HSDA, BC
 32,895 18,710 56.9
  5913-A Okanagan HSDA, BC
 117,575 64,585 54.9
  5914-C Thompson/Cariboo HSDA, BC
 88,260 44,895 50.9
  5921-A Fraser East HSDA, BC
 97,415 47,665 48.9
  5922-B Fraser North HSDA, BC
 247,655 150,740 60.9
  5923-B Fraser South HSDA, BC
 254,510 137,270 53.9
  5931-B Richmond HSDA, BC
 77,135 46,695 60.5
  5932-G Vancouver HSDA, BC
 289,360 187,960 65.0
  5933-B North Shore/Coast Garibaldi HSDA, BC
 114,475 76,410 66.7
  5941-A South Vancouver Island HSDA, BC
 141,865 89,360 63.0
  5942-A Central Vancouver Island HSDA, BC
 93,245 50,540 54.2
  5943-C North Vancouver Island HSDA, BC
 48,215 24,590 51.0
  5951-H Northwest HSDA, BC
 36,860 17,725 48.1
  5952-H Northern Interior HSDA, BC
 66,265 31,130 47.0
  5953-H Northeast HSDA, BC
 27,575 13,115 47.6
60 Yukon 14,510 9,155 63.1
  6001-H Yukon
 14,510 9,155 63.1
61 Northwest Territories 17,630 9,835 55.8
  6101-H Northwest Territories
 17,630 9,835 55.8
62 Nunavut 10,235 4,405 43.0
  6201-F Nunavut
 10,235 4,405 43.0
A Peer group A 3,322,835 1,844,475 55.5
B Peer group B 3,688,560 2,204,960 59.8
C Peer group C 1,489,740 760,770 51.1
D Peer group D 199,360 89,115 44.7
E Peer group E 1,727,845 846,140 49.0
F Peer group F 47,190 17,725 37.6
G Peer group G 2,286,560 1,404,840 61.4
H Peer group H 365,000 177,620 48.7
I Peer group I 313,265 142,050 45.3

1. Data source: Statistics Canada, 2001 Census (20% sample)
2. Population aged 25 to 54 who have obtained a post-secondary certificate, diploma, or degree.
3. Post-secondary graduates exclude institutional residents.
4. "Health regions" are defined by the provincial ministries of health. These are legislated administrative areas in all provinces except Nova Scotia. In Nova Scotia, the Ministry of Health uses statistical "zones" rather than its legislated administrative areas; the zones are aggregations of the nine district health authorities.
5. For complete Canadian coverage, each of the northern territories also represents a health region.
6. The health regions presented in this table are based on boundaries and names in effect as of June 2003.
7. A "peer group" is a grouping of health regions that have similar social and economic characteristics. The nine peer groups are identified by the letters A through I, which are appended to the health region 4-digit code.
8. In Ontario, Public health units (PHU) administer health promotion and disease prevention programs, and District health councils (DHC) are advisory, health planning organizations.
9. In Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta, health regions are referred to as Health Authorities (HA) or Regional Health Authorities (RHA).
10. The following symbols are used in Statistics Canada publications: (..) for figures not available and (...) for figures not appropriate or not applicable.
11. CANSIM table number 01090200.