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Table 2.1 Population by mother tongue, Nova Scotia, 1951 to 2006
Table 2.2 Yearly average population growth rate by mother tongue, Nova Scotia, 1951 to 2006
Table 2.3 Number and proportion of Francophones in Nova Scotia within the Francophone population outside Quebec, 1951 to 2006
Table 2.4 Population by first official language spoken, Nova Scotia, 1971 to 2006
Table 2.5 Number and proportion of Francophones by their relative weight within the municipality of residence, Nova Scotia, 2006
Table 2.6 Distribution of Francophones according to the concentration index within their municipality of residence, Nova Scotia, 2006
Table 3.1 Total fertility rate by mother tongue, Nova Scotia, 1956 to 2006
Table 3.2 Proportion of spouses with a mother tongue other than French who can conduct a conversation in both English and French, by the couple's language combination, Nova Scotia, 1971 and 2006
Table 3.3 Rate of language transfer by mother tongue, Nova Scotia, 1971 to 2006
Table 3.4 Population by mother tongue, language spoken most often at home and linguistic continuity index, Nova Scotia, 1971 and 2006
Table 3.5 Population by mother tongue and language spoken most often at home, Nova Scotia, 2006
Table 3.6 Population by mother tongue, language spoken most often at home and other languages spoken regularly at home, Nova Scotia, 2006
Table 3.7 Number and proportion of persons with French as mother tongue, first official language spoken, language spoken most often at home and language spoken regularly at home, Nova Scotia, 2006
Table 3.8 Rate of complete and partial language transfers of Francophones by age group, Nova Scotia, 2006
Table 3.9 Knowledge of official languages by mother tongue, Nova Scotia, 2001 and 2006
Table 3.10 Number of children registered in French immersion and in regular French programmes at the primary and secondary levels in public schools, Nova Scotia, 2000/2001 to 2006/2007
Table 3.11 Place of birth of Francophones by mother tongue and first official language spoken, Nova Scotia, 2006
Table 3.12 Number and proportion of French-speaking and English-speaking immigrants, Nova Scotia, 1971 to 2006
Table 3.13 Interprovincial migration between Nova Scotia and other provinces and territories by first official language spoken, 1981 to 2006
Table 4.1 Knowledge and use of minority language by police officers (excludes senior management), Nova Scotia, 2006
Table 4.2 Knowledge and use of minority language by lawyers, Nova Scotia, 2006
Table 4.3 Proportion of Francophones who did all or part of their studies in French by age group and level of schooling, Nova Scotia, 2006
Table 4.4 Proportion of Francophones by use of certain media (all languages included), Nova Scotia, 2006
Table 4.5 Distribution of Francophone workers by industry sector, Nova Scotia, 2006
Table 4.6 Average and median income for males and females by first official language spoken, Nova Scotia, 2006

Appendix Tables

Table A-1 Francophone population of Nova Scotia by region, census division and census subdivision, 2006
Table B-1 Proportion of Francophones by language use in various domains of the public and private spheres, Nova Scotia, 2006

Charts

Chart 2.1 Number of persons with French as mother tongue and as first official language spoken, Nova Scotia, 1951 to 2006
Chart 3.1 Proportion of children under 18 years of age living in a family where at least one parent is of French-mother tongue, by mother tongue of parents, Nova Scotia, 1971 and 2006
Chart 3.2 Mother tongue of children under 18 years of age, by mother tongue of parents, Nova Scotia, 1971 and 2006
Chart 3.3 Age structure of the French mother tongue population, Nova Scotia, 1971 and 2006
Chart 3.4 Age structure of French, English and "other"-mother tongue populations, Nova Scotia, 2006 (rate per 1,000)
Chart 3.5 Proportion of Francophones by language use in various domains of the public and private spheres, Nova Scotia, 2006
Chart 3.6 Rate of English-French bilingualism among persons with English as their first official language spoken by the proportion of Francophones within the municipality of residence, Nova Scotia, 2006
Chart 3.7 Proportion of persons with English as their mother tongue who can conduct a conversation in English and in French by age group, Nova Scotia, 1996, 2001 and 2006
Chart 3.8 Province or territory of origin of Francophones who settled in Nova Scotia from 2001 to 2006
Chart 3.9 Destination of Francophones who left Nova Scotia for another province or territory from 2001 to 2006
Chart 4.1 Highest certificate, diploma or degree obtained by first official language spoken, persons aged 25 years or over, Nova Scotia, 2006
Chart 4.2 Highest certificate, diploma or degree obtained, by first official language spoken and age group, Nova Scotia, 2006
Chart 4.3 Proportion of workers by industry sector and first official language spoken, Nova Scotia, 2006
Chart 4.4 Use of French most often and regularly at work by Francophones, by industry sector, Nova Scotia, 2006
Chart 4.5-a Median income of women, by age group and first official language spoken, Nova Scotia, 2006
Chart 4.5-b Median income of men, by age group and first official language spoken, Nova Scotia, 2006

Maps

Map 1.1 Percentage of the population with French as first official language spoken (with random distribution of the English-French category) among census subdivisions, Nova Scotia, 2006
Map 1.2 Distribution of the population with French as first official language spoken (with random distribution of the English-French category) within the Census Metropolitan Area of Halifax by Census Tract, Nova Scotia, 2006