Public confidence in Canadian institutions
Table 4 Confidence in institutions, by province, 2013

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Table summary
This table displays the results of Confidence in institutions. The information is grouped by Province (appearing as row headers), Police, School system, Banks, Justice system and courts, Media, Federal Parliament and Major corporations, calculated using percent units of measure (appearing as column headers).
Province Police School system Banks Justice system and courts Media Federal Parliament Major corporations
percent
Newfoundland and Labrador 83Note ** 68Note ** 64Note * 56 48Note ** 35 38Note **
Prince Edward Island 75 65 58 58 42 26Note ** 32
Nova Scotia 77 57Note * 62 57 42 28Note ** 28
New Brunswick 79Note * 65Note * 63Note * 62Note ** 48Note ** 32Note ** 34Note *
Quebec 73Note ** 59Note * 54Note ** 51Note ** 42 38 27Note **
Ontario 77 62 61Note ** 64Note ** 40 40Note ** 31
Manitoba 77 64 63Note * 51Note ** 39 37 37Note **
Saskatchewan 79Note * 64 64Note ** 58 41 34Note * 33
Alberta 78Note * 63Note * 62Note * 56 38Note ** 40 32
British Columbia 74Note * 58Note ** 58 51Note ** 40 34Note ** 29
Total - Canada's provincesNote † 76 61 59 57 40 38 30
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significantly different from reference category (p < 0.05)

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significantly different from reference category (p < 0.01)

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reference category

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Note: Includes those who stated they had a great deal of confidence or some confidence. Responses of don't know/not stated are excluded from the calculation of percentages.
Source: Statistics Canada, General Social Survey on Social Identity, 2013.

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