Table 8
Pride in Canadian achievements among immigrants, by citizenship status, 2013

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Table 8
Pride in Canadian achievements among immigrants, by citizenship status, 2013
Table summary
This table displays the results of Pride in Canadian achievements among immigrants Period of immigration, 2000-2013, Before 2000, Overall 2000-2013, Canadian citizen, Non-Canadian citizen and Overall before 2000 (ref.), calculated using percent units of measure (appearing as column headers).
  Period of immigrationNote 1
2000-2013 Before 2000
Overall 2000-2013 Canadian citizen Non-Canadian citizen Overall before 2000 (ref.) Canadian citizen Non-Canadian citizen
percent
Political influence in the world 55 53 58 52 53Note † 45
Canada's achievement in arts and literature 55 55 54 54 55Note † 46
Canada’s economic achievements 72Note * 72 71 64 65 62
Treatment of all groups in society 75Note * 74 76 66 66 61
Social security system 76Note * 74 77 69 69 65
Canada's achievements in sports 59 57 60 56 56 52
Scientific and technological achievements 67 68 66 65 65Note † 57
The way democracy works 75Note * 79Note † 71 70 70Note † 61
Canada’s Constitution 72 75Note † 68 71 73Note † 60
Health care system 68Note * 66Note † 71 72 73 67
Canada’s armed forces 63 63 62 64 65 60
Canadian history 68 68 67 71 72Note † 64
Note *

significantly different from reference category (ref.) - immigrants who immigrated before 2000

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Note †

significantly different from non-Canadian citizen

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Note 1.

Period of immigration refers to year of landed immigrant status.

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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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