Table 1
Perception of national symbols as very important to the Canadian identity, by province, 2013

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Table 1
Perception of national symbols as very important to the Canadian identity, by province, 2013
Table summary
This table displays the results of Perception of national symbols as very important to the Canadian identity Charter of Rights and Freedoms, Flag , National anthem, RCMP and Hockey, calculated using percent units of measure (appearing as column headers).
  Charter of Rights and Freedoms Flag National anthem RCMP Hockey
percent
Canada 70 69 64 55 46
Newfoundland and Labrador 78 80 78 78 53
Prince Edward Island 78 79 74 68 49
Nova Scotia 74 81 73 69 51
New Brunswick 72 77 72 64 46
Quebec 53 37 38 33 32
Ontario 77 80 73 59 53
Manitoba 70 77 70 68 48
Saskatchewan 70 79 73 73 42
Alberta 76 79 74 67 51
British Columbia 72 73 65 54 48
Note: The calculation of percentages includes responses of don't know and refused, but are not presented in the table.
Source: Statistics Canada, General Social Survey, 2013.
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