Table 2
Perception of national symbols as very important to the Canadian identity, by socio-demographic and economic characteristics, 2013

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Table 2
Perception of national symbols as *very important* to the Canadian identity, by socio-demographic and economic characteristics, 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).
	percent
	Charter of Rights and Freedoms	Flag	National anthem	RCMP	Hockey
Total	70	69	64	55	46
Age group
15-24 (ref.)	70	56	51	48	47
25-34	71	65^Note *	59^Note *	51	50
35-44	75^Note *	71^Note *	66^Note *	57^Note *	48
45-54	71	73^Note *	66^Note *	57^Note *	46
55-64	68	71^Note *	65^Note *	56^Note *	43^Note *
65-74	67	74^Note *	72^Note *	57^Note *	42^Note *
75+	63^Note *	78^Note *	77^Note *	63^Note *	46
Highest level of education completed
Less than high school (ref.)	65	68	66	60	46
High school	71^Note *	69	64	58	49^Note *
Post-secondary diploma	70^Note *	71^Note *	67	57^Note *	47
University degree	72^Note *	66	59^Note *	46^Note *	42^Note *
Household income
less than $20,000 (ref.)	68	66	61	52	42
$20,000-$39,999	70	70	66^Note *	58^Note *	43
$40,000-$59,999	70	66	64	55	44
$60,000-$79,999	69	68	63	55	45
$80,000-$99,999	73^Note *	70	63	54	48^Note *
$100,000-$149,999	70	68	61	52	46^Note *
$150,000+	73^Note *	70	63	50	49^Note *
Immigrant status
Immigrant status	80^Note *	79^Note *	75^Note *	62^Note *	50^Note *
Non-immigrant (ref.)	68	66	61	53	45
Visible minority
Visible minority	82^Note *	78^Note *	73^Note *	59^Note *	52^Note *
Non-visible minority (ref.)	68	67	62	54	45
Aboriginal identity
Aboriginal	74	72	68	62^Note *	54^Note *
Non-Aboriginal (ref.)	70	69	64	54	46
Note * significantly different from reference category (ref.) Return to note * referrer 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.

Date modified:: 2015-11-30

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Table 2
Perception of national symbols as very important to the Canadian identity, by socio-demographic and economic characteristics, 2013

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Table 2 Perception of national symbols as very important to the Canadian identity, by socio-demographic and economic characteristics, 2013

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Table 2
Perception of national symbols as very important to the Canadian identity, by socio-demographic and economic characteristics, 2013