Appendix A.1
Proportion of individuals in the linkage whose postal codes in the T1FF and the census are valid (percent), by selected characteristics

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Table A.1
Proportion of individuals in the linkage whose postal codes in the T1FF and the census are valid (percent), by selected characteristics
Table summary
This table displays the results of Proportion of individuals in the linkage whose postal codes in the T1FF and the census are valid (percent). The information is grouped by Characteristic (appearing as row headers), Valid postal codes, calculated using percent units of measure (appearing as column headers).
Characteristic Valid postal codes
percent
General 95.9
Province or territory  
Newfoundland and Labrador 97.7
Prince Edward Island 96.3
Nova Scotia 95.6
New Brunswick 95.3
Quebec 94.1
Ontario 96.3
Manitoba 95.7
Saskatchewan 95.3
Alberta 97.1
British Columbia 96.9
Yukon 92.6
Northwest Territories 96.9
Nunavut 92.6
Age group  
0 to 9 years 96.1
10 to 19 years 96.2
20 to 29 years 96.6
30 to 39 years 96.6
40 to 49 years 96.4
50 to 59 years 96.1
60 to 69 years 95.3
70 to 79 years 93.0
80 years and older 87.1
Linkage wave  
1) Exact match 98.4
2) More relaxed constraint on name 95.9
3) Mix Match 99.0
4) At least three family members with match on sex and date of birth 86.4
5) Unattached persons added 92.6
Type of record in the T1FF  
Living taxfiler 95.8
Imputed child/spouse 96.1
Living taxfiler linked with a deceased taxfiler 91.7
Sources: Statistics Canada, 2011 Census and 2010 T1 Family File.
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