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Population in private households, showing living arrangements, by provinces
and territories (2001 Census)
Definitions and notes |
2001 |
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Canada |
Newfoundland and Labrador |
Prince Edward Island |
Nova Scotia |
New Brunswick |
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number |
Total population in private households |
29,522,300 |
507,245 |
133,070 |
895,310 |
717,540 |
Persons in family households |
25,586,660 |
463,185 |
118,110 |
777,715 |
633,475 |
Spouses, common-law partners or lone parents |
15,430,855 |
285,715 |
70,545 |
481,680 |
395,595 |
Children in census families |
9,582,615 |
167,590 |
45,565 |
279,785 |
224,885 |
Non-family persons living with relatives1 |
332,085 |
6,545 |
1,185 |
9,585 |
7,435 |
Non-family persons living with non-relatives only2 |
241,105 |
3,340 |
815 |
6,660 |
5,560 |
Persons in non-family households |
3,935,640 |
44,055 |
14,960 |
117,595 |
84,065 |
Living with relatives1 |
222,390 |
3,195 |
1,005 |
6,460 |
5,340 |
Living with non-relatives only |
736,375 |
6,805 |
2,370 |
22,125 |
15,140 |
Living alone |
2,976,880 |
34,060 |
11,580 |
89,005 |
63,585 |
1. Non-relatives may be present. |
2. These non-relatives must include a census family. |
Source: Statistics Canada, Census of Population. |
Last modified: 2005-01-04. |
For more statistical information, consult 2001 Census.
For more information on the concepts, methods and quality of the data contained in this table, consult the Statistical data documentation .
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