Table 7
Pride in being Canadian and in Canadian achievements, by socio-demographic and economic characteristics, 2013

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Table 7
Pride in being Canadian and in Canadian achievements, by socio-demographic and economic characteristics, 2013
Table summary
This table displays the results of Pride in being Canadian and in Canadian achievements Being Canadian, Political influence in the world, Canada's achievement in arts and literature, Canada’s economic achievements, Treatment of all groups in society, Social security system, Canada's achievements in sports, Scientific and technological achievements, The way democracy works, Canada’s Constitution, Health care system, Canada’s armed forces and Canada's history, calculated using percent units of measure (appearing as column headers).
	percent
	Being Canadian^Note 1	Political influence in the world	Canada's achievement in arts and literature	Canada’s economic achievements	Treatment of all groups in society	Social security system	Canada's achievements in sports	Scientific and technological achievements	The way democracy works	Canada’s Constitution	Health care system	Canada’s armed forces	Canada's history
Total	87	46	51	54	56	57	59	59	59	63	64	64	70
Sex
Men (ref.)	86	48	49	58	59	60	61	62	60	65	68	65	72
Women	88^Note *	45^Note *	54^Note *	51^Note *	53^Note *	54^Note *	57^Note *	55^Note *	58^Note *	61^Note *	61^Note *	64	67^Note *
Age group
15-24 (ref.)	86	51	56	55	66	65	64	59	61	68	78	66	71
25-34	83^Note *	41^Note *	50^Note *	51^Note *	59^Note *	54^Note *	56^Note *	54^Note *	55^Note *	62^Note *	65^Note *	58^Note *	64^Note *
35-44	87	46^Note *	52^Note *	57	58^Note *	55^Note *	57^Note *	60	62	66	62^Note *	63^Note *	69
45-54	87	47^Note *	52^Note *	54	55^Note *	51^Note *	59^Note *	60	60	62^Note *	59^Note *	64	69
55-64	86	47^Note *	51^Note *	54	51^Note *	54^Note *	58^Note *	61	58^Note *	59^Note *	60^Note *	65	70
65-74	91^Note *	47^Note *	50^Note *	56	51^Note *	62^Note *	59^Note *	62	59	60^Note *	61^Note *	69	74
75+	94^Note *	48	47^Note *	52	49^Note *	66	58^Note *	56	58^Note *	57^Note *	66^Note *	73^Note *	74
Highest level of education completed
Less than high school (ref.)	91	47	48	49	56	59	60	56	55	57	65	71	72
High school	89^Note *	48	51^Note *	55^Note *	59	56^Note *	62	59^Note *	58^Note *	65^Note *	65	68^Note *	73
Post-secondary diploma	86^Note *	47	51^Note *	53^Note *	53^Note *	52^Note *	61	59^Note *	57	61^Note *	60^Note *	65^Note *	70
University degree	85^Note *	44	54^Note *	59^Note *	58	63^Note *	53^Note *	60^Note *	65^Note *	66^Note *	68^Note *	57^Note *	65^Note *
Household income
less than $20,000 (ref.)	85	46	51	48	52	57	55	55	51	57	60	64	67
$20,000-$39,999	86	44	51	49	52	57	58	58	52	59	58	66	70
$40,000-$59,999	84	46	51	51	53	55	58	59^Note *	54	59	60	64	68
$60,000-$79,999	86	46	53	56^Note *	55	57	60^Note *	60^Note *	58^Note *	63^Note *	64^Note *	63	70
$80,000-$99,999	87	47	51	55^Note *	60^Note *	59	58	61^Note *	61^Note *	65^Note *	68^Note *	63	71
$100,000-$149,999	87	46	50	57^Note *	57^Note *	57	59	58	61^Note *	65^Note *	68^Note *	63	69
$150,000+	90^Note *	50	53	63^Note *	61^Note *	61	59	60^Note *	70^Note *	69^Note *	70^Note *	63	70
Immigrant status^Note 2
Immigrant status	92^Note *	53^Note *	54^Note *	67^Note *	69^Note *	71^Note *	57^Note *	65^Note *	72^Note *	71^Note *	71^Note *	64	70
Non-immigrant (ref.)	86	45	51	51	53	54	60	57	56	60	63	65	69
Visible minority
Visible minority	91^Note *	52^Note *	54^Note *	65^Note *	71^Note *	73^Note *	56^Note *	64^Note *	72^Note *	72^Note *	77^Note *	63	69
Non-visible minority (ref.)	86	45	51	52	53	54	60	58	57	61	62	65	70
Aboriginal identity
Aboriginal	87	41^Note *	57^Note *	47^Note *	49^Note *	50^Note *	63	54^Note *	49^Note *	58^Note *	62	72^Note *	65
Non-Aboriginal (ref.)	87	47	51	55	57	58	59	59	59	63	64	64	70
Note * significantly different from reference category (ref.) Return to note * referrer Note 1. Excludes respondents who said they were not Canadian citizens. Return to note 1 referrer Note 2. Refers to landed immigrant or permanent residents, defined as a person who has been granted the right to live in Canada permanently by immigration authorities. Return to note 2 referrer Note: Includes those who said proud or very proud. 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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