Table 1
Selected characteristics of 2006 Census cohort eligible for linkage to Discharge Abstract Database, Métis and non-Aboriginal urban household population aged 18 to 74, Canada excluding Quebec

Table 1
Selected characteristics of 2006 Census cohort eligible for linkage to Discharge Abstract Database, Métis and non-Aboriginal urbanhousehold population aged 18 to 74, Canada excluding Quebec
Table summary
This table displays the results of Selected characteristics of 2006 Census cohort eligible for linkage to Discharge Abstract Database. The information is grouped by Characteristics (appearing as row headers), Métis and Non-Aboriginal (appearing as column headers).
Characteristics Métis Non-Aboriginal
Number % Number %
Total 36,700 100.0 2,827,600 100.0
Hospitalized for ambulatory care sensitive condition 400 1.0 20,300 0.7
Age group
18 to 20 2,900 8.0 155,800 5.5
21 to 40 16,200 44.0 1,042,100 36.9
41 to 74 17,600 48.0 1,629,800 57.6
Sex
Men 18,900 51.4 1,444,800 51.1
Women 17,900 48.6 1,382,900 48.9
Province/Territory
Atlantic 1,100 3.0 236,300 8.4
Ontario 9,000 24.5 1,533,100 54.2
Manitoba 7,300 19.9 111,200 3.9
Saskatchewan 3,900 10.6 81,300 2.9
Alberta 8,800 23.9 373,000 13.2
British Columbia 6,400 17.3 486,700 17.2
Territories 300 0.8 6,000 0.2
Statistical Area Classification Type
Census Metropolitan Area 20,700 56.4 2,123,400 75.1
Census Agglomeration (tracted) 2,500 6.9 125,800 4.4
Census Agglomeration (untracted) 6,600 18.1 272,700 9.6
Strong Metropolitan-Influenced Zone 1,700 4.6 119,500 4.2
Moderate Metropolitan-Influenced Zone 5,200 14.1 186,300 6.6
Household income quintile
1 (lowest) 5,100 13.8 259,400 9.2
2 4,500 12.3 237,500 8.4
3 7,000 19.1 463,200 16.4
4 11,400 31.0 904,000 32.0
5 8,700 23.8 963,500 34.1
Educational attainment
Less than secondary graduation 9,900 26.9 455,300 16.1
Secondary graduation or more 26,800 73.1 2,372,300 83.9
Living arrangements
Alone 4,300 11.6 298,900 10.6
With others 32,500 88.4 2,528,700 89.4
Labour force status
Not employed 2,400 6.6 119,100 4.2
Not in labour force 9,100 24.8 725,500 25.7
Employed 25,200 68.6 1,983,000 70.1
Note: Population counts rounded to nearest 100.
Sources: 2006 Census of Population; linked 2006 Census–2006/2007-to-2008/2009 Discharge Abstract Database.

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