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Table 7
Source of payment for assistive technology for adults and children, province and territories, Canada, 2006

Provinces	Children 5 to 14					Adults 15 and over
	Individual or family	Public sector¹	Private sector²	Belongs to someone else	Other	Parent or family	Public sector	Private sector	Belongs to someone else	Other
	ratio
Total	60.74	21.36	4.06^E	7.27^E	4.70	70.26	12.10	7.06	3.80	4.55
N.L.	56.81	18.99	10.13^E	6.29^E	5.11^E	61.55	15.38	9.23	4.17^E	6.05
P.E.I.	52.09	F	F	F	F	68.91	11.32	6.17	3.81	6.27
N.S.	69.15	8.01^E	5.89^E	8.00^E	6.56^E	67.70	12.21	8.00	3.18	5.85
N.B.	54.59	20.95^E	11.73^E	6.67^E	5.03^E	64.80	11.76	11.48	4.32	5.19
Que.	59.22	26.47^E	F	3.94^E	4.59^E	62.52	18.35	6.04	4.92	6.56
Ont.	58.25	24.16^E	F	8.06^E	2.89^E	71.77	10.40	8.47	3.30	3.87
Man.	59.30	22.04^E	F	4.52^E	6.39^E	69.05	12.75	5.25	5.23^E	4.42
Sask.	52.63	25.50^E	F	8.00^E	8.69^E	68.38	14.29	5.44	4.99	3.57
Alta.	72.07	12.70^E	F	6.58^E	6.29^E	66.47	16.56	4.97	4.41	5.44
B.C.	65.13	13.94^E	F	8.02^E	9.51^E	79.59	7.02	4.43^E	3.19^E	3.62
Territories	59.52	18.57^E	F	F	F	58.61	25.22	4.89^E	5.52^E	3.85^E
1. Public sector includes government programs and the health care system. 2. Private sector includes insurance companies and non-profit organisations. Note: Territories includes the Yukon, Northwest Territories and Nunavut. The sum of the values for each category may differ from the total due to rounding. Source: Statistics Canada, Participation and Activity Limitation Survey, 2006.