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Table A-2
Population of non-official languages spoken most often at home, Canada, provinces, territories and Canada less Quebec, 1996 to 2006
Regions	1996		2001		2006		Percentage change
Regions	number	%	number	%	number	%	1996 to 2001	2001 to 2006
Sources: Statistics Canada, censuses of population, 1996 to 2006.
Canada	2,784,675	9.8	3,096,115	10.4	3,710,335	11.9	11.2	19.8
Newfoundland and Labrador	3,510	0.6	3,100	0.6	5,170	1.0	-11.7	66.8
Prince Edward Island	625	0.5	615	0.5	1,180	0.9	-1.6	91.9
Nova Scotia	13,000	1.4	14,045	1.6	16,810	1.9	8.0	19.7
New Brunswick	4,685	0.6	5,250	0.7	8,910	1.2	12.1	69.7
Quebec	452,540	6.4	460,300	6.5	562,860	7.6	1.7	22.3
Ontario	1,435,160	13.5	1,640,640	14.5	1,934,235	16.1	14.3	17.9
Manitoba	105,550	9.6	99,535	9.0	115,400	10.2	-5.7	15.9
Saskatchewan	47,340	4.8	41,550	4.3	49,305	5.2	-12.2	18.7
Alberta	218,695	8.2	238,950	8.1	319,145	9.8	9.3	33.6
British Columbia	483,295	13.1	572,625	14.8	676,675	16.6	18.5	18.2
Yukon Territory	865	2.8	775	2.7	990	3.3	-10.4	27.7
Northwest Territories	4,110	10.5	3,345	9.0	3,675	9.0	-18.6	9.9
Nunavut	15,285	62.1	15,380	57.7	15,980	54.5	0.6	3.9
Canada less Quebec	2,332,135	10.9	2,635,820	11.7	3,147,475	13.2	13.0	19.4