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    Portrait of Official Language Minorities in Canada - Francophones in Yukon, the Northwest Territories and Nunavut

    Appendix B

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    Table B Proportion of Francophones by the general language use index in various domains of the public sphere, the territories as a whole, 2006
    Language Home Friends Immediat
    contacts    		 Work Institutions
    and store    		 Media
    % CV % CV % CV % CV % CV % CV
    French only or mainly 39 14.8 22E 22.8 F F 8E 32 x x 12E 32.5
    English and French F F F F 22E 26.3 24E 25.9 F F 14E 27.4
    English only or mainly 52 12.3 66 9.4 68 9.6 58 11.0 86 5.0 74 7.0
    Other (neither English nor French) x x 0 0.0 0 0.0 F F 0 0.0 0 0.0
    CV coefficient of variation
    Notes: A note on the construction of the indices for the use of language in daily activities is found in appendix C.
    The term Francophone refers to the first official language spoken.
    Source: Statistics Canada, Survey on the Vitality of Official-Language Minorities, 2006.
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