Labour force indicators by age groups for both sexes, 2006 counts - labour force, for Canada and census divisions - 20% sample data

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Characteristics 2006 counts - Labour force (1) % distribution (2006) - Labour force (1) Employment level (2006) (2) Employment level (2001) (2) % employment change (2001 to 2006) (3) Employment rate (2006) (4) Employment rate (2001) (4) Unemployment rate (2006) (5) Unemployment rate (2001) (5) Participation rate (2006) (6) Participation rate (2001) (6)

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Labour force indicators by age groups for both sexes, 2006 counts - labour force, for Canada and census divisions - 20% sample data

Geographic name	Total population 15 years and over	Age groups			Median age
		15 to 24	25 to 54	55 and over
Notes: The labour force refers to those persons who were either employed or unemployed during the week (Sunday to Saturday) prior to Census Day (May 16, 2006). The employment level is the number of persons who, during the week (Sunday to Saturday) prior to Census Day (May 16, 2006), did any work at all for pay or in self-employment or without pay in a family farm, business or professional practice; or, were absent from their job or business, with or without pay, for the entire week because of a vacation, an illness, a labour dispute at their place of work, or any other reasons. Percentage change Percent change between, for example, 2001 and 2006 is calculated as follows: The employment rate for a particular group (age, sex, marital status, geographic area, etc.) is the number of persons employed in the week (Sunday to Saturday) prior to Census Day (May 16, 2006), expressed as a percentage of the total population in that particular group. The unemployment rate for a particular group (age, sex, marital status, geographic area, etc.) is the unemployed in that group, expressed as a percentage of the labour force in that group, in the week (Sunday to Saturday) prior to Census Day (May 16, 2006). The labour force participation rate for a particular group (age, sex, marital status, geographic area, etc.) is the total labour force in that group, expressed as a percentage of the total population in that particular group.
Canada !	17,146,135	2,757,975	11,765,560	2,622,595	41.2
Abitibi (Que.) !	12,635	2,035	8,755	1,850	42.1
Abitibi-Ouest (Que.) !	9,800	1,415	7,125	1,255	42.2
Acton (Que.)	8,270	1,335	5,600	1,335	42.2
Alberni-Clayoquot (B.C.) !	15,295	2,275	10,325	2,695	43.5
Albert (N.B.)	14,970	2,330	10,185	2,455	41.4
Algoma (Ont.) !	56,380	9,780	37,695	8,900	42.7
Annapolis (N.S.)	10,020	1,390	6,780	1,850	43.8
Antigonish (N.S.)	10,120	2,030	6,325	1,760	41.8
Antoine-Labelle (Que.) !	16,260	2,135	11,455	2,675	44.1
Argenteuil (Que.) !	14,605	1,895	10,335	2,375	43.2
Arthabaska (Que.) !	34,775	5,635	24,010	5,130	41.7
Asbestos (Que.) !	6,970	965	4,650	1,355	43.9
Avignon (Que.) !	6,530	795	4,580	1,150	44.1
Baffin (Nvt.) !	7,195	1,290	5,135	765	36.6
Beauce-Sartigan (Que.) !	27,880	4,985	18,885	4,005	40.7
Beauharnois-Salaberry (Que.) !	30,890	5,070	21,265	4,555	42.3
Bellechasse (Que.) !	17,390	2,580	11,930	2,880	42.6
Bonaventure (Que.) !	8,040	825	5,915	1,300	44.2
Brant (Ont.) !	67,710	11,995	44,935	10,775	41.3
Brome-Missisquoi (Que.) !	24,220	3,575	16,005	4,640	44.1
Bruce (Ont.) !	34,620	6,595	20,805	7,220	43.9
Bulkley-Nechako (B.C.) !	20,670	3,345	13,760	3,565	42.3
Bécancour (Que.) !	9,465	1,255	6,490	1,715	44.1
Cape Breton (N.S.) !	46,655	7,610	32,040	7,010	42.8
Capital (B.C.) !	190,735	31,095	124,205	35,435	42.5
Cariboo (B.C.) !	33,285	5,095	21,715	6,475	43.9
Carleton (N.B.)	14,110	2,215	9,700	2,195	41.5
Central Coast (B.C.) !	1,435	150	995	290	43.7
Central Kootenay (B.C.) !	27,960	3,850	18,555	5,560	44.7
Central Okanagan (B.C.) !	86,390	15,230	55,770	15,390	42.2
Charlevoix (Que.) !	6,380	870	4,320	1,185	44.1
Charlevoix-Est (Que.) !	8,195	1,065	5,700	1,430	44.0
Charlotte (N.B.)	13,610	1,925	9,470	2,205	42.0
Chatham-Kent (Ont.) !	57,425	10,540	36,890	9,995	41.9
Coaticook (Que.) !	9,525	1,595	6,425	1,500	41.5
Cochrane (Ont.) !	41,365	7,105	29,010	5,250	41.3
Colchester (N.S.) !	25,540	4,060	17,510	3,965	42.1
Columbia-Shuswap (B.C.) !	25,705	3,875	16,555	5,270	44.5
Comox-Strathcona (B.C.) !	51,730	7,380	34,575	9,770	44.2
Cowichan Valley (B.C.) !	38,105	5,740	24,930	7,435	44.0
Cumberland (N.S.)	15,035	1,955	10,245	2,835	43.6
D'Autray (Que.) !	20,205	2,855	14,220	3,125	42.7
Deux-Montagnes (Que.) !	49,045	7,225	35,230	6,585	41.6
Digby (N.S.)	9,370	1,315	6,465	1,590	43.1
Division No. 1 (Sask.) !	16,670	2,985	10,435	3,250	42.5
Division No. 1 (Alta.) !	42,640	8,485	27,890	6,265	40.5
Division No. 1 (N.L.)	128,300	20,050	91,510	16,740	40.6
Division No. 1 (Man.) !	8,580	1,315	5,170	2,100	45.7
Division No. 2 (Sask.)	11,410	1,795	7,090	2,525	44.2
Division No. 2 (Alta.) !	79,195	17,165	49,685	12,340	39.5
Division No. 2 (N.L.)	10,380	1,195	7,510	1,675	43.6
Division No. 2 (Man.)	30,145	6,085	19,785	4,275	40.0
Division No. 3 (Sask.)	7,440	960	4,405	2,070	47.0
Division No. 3 (Alta.) !	18,795	3,190	11,155	4,450	44.2
Division No. 3 (N.L.)	8,275	650	6,235	1,390	44.5
Division No. 3 (Man.)	23,130	4,780	14,425	3,920	40.3
Division No. 4 (Sask.) !	6,605	1,030	3,860	1,715	45.5
Division No. 4 (Alta.) !	6,405	1,020	3,925	1,465	43.9
Division No. 4 (N.L.) !	8,475	1,055	5,915	1,505	44.2
Division No. 4 (Man.)	5,005	735	2,955	1,310	45.2
Division No. 5 (Sask.) !	15,865	2,360	9,715	3,790	44.9
Division No. 5 (Alta.) !	28,185	4,715	17,770	5,700	42.8
Division No. 5 (N.L.)	19,410	2,610	14,060	2,740	42.4
Division No. 5 (Man.) !	7,275	1,120	4,345	1,810	45.4
Division No. 6 (Sask.)	125,410	23,465	82,520	19,430	40.9
Division No. 6 (Alta.) !	706,180	120,475	488,635	97,065	39.6
Division No. 6 (N.L.)	16,815	2,225	12,295	2,295	41.8
Division No. 6 (Man.) !	5,030	850	3,150	1,030	43.0
Division No. 7 (Sask.)	24,260	4,210	15,390	4,660	43.1
Division No. 7 (Alta.) !	23,205	4,115	14,405	4,680	42.6
Division No. 7 (N.L.) !	16,145	1,765	11,620	2,765	43.2
Division No. 7 (Man.)	33,290	6,860	21,440	4,990	39.8
Division No. 8 (Man.) !	6,695	1,160	3,950	1,585	43.1
Division No. 8 (Sask.)	17,135	2,795	10,355	3,985	44.5
Division No. 8 (Alta.) !	103,605	21,735	66,645	15,225	39.5
Division No. 8 (N.L.) !	17,555	1,965	12,595	2,990	43.6
Division No. 9 (Man.) !	11,815	2,045	7,630	2,140	42.3
Division No. 9 (Sask.) !	17,870	2,790	10,740	4,340	44.8
Division No. 9 (Alta.) !	11,795	2,105	7,345	2,345	42.5
Division No. 9 (N.L.)	8,980	965	6,415	1,600	43.9
Division No. 10 (Man.) !	5,860	995	3,890	975	42.3
Division No. 10 (Sask.) !	8,910	1,040	5,410	2,465	46.9
Division No. 10 (Alta.) !	48,485	8,325	30,290	9,875	42.7
Division No. 10 (N.L.) !	13,330	1,935	9,685	1,705	40.6
Division No. 11 (Man.)	351,385	62,090	236,885	52,410	40.5
Division No. 11 (Sask.)	138,135	28,080	89,670	20,385	39.9
Division No. 11 (Alta.) !	633,590	121,215	420,470	91,905	39.7
Division No. 11 (N.L.) !	1,015	165	735	120	39.1
Division No. 12 (Man.)	11,095	1,845	7,355	1,900	43.5
Division No. 12 (Sask.)	12,715	1,990	7,835	2,895	45.2
Division No. 12 (Alta.) !	32,605	5,730	21,550	5,325	41.1
Division No. 13 (Man.)	25,125	4,395	16,325	4,405	43.6
Division No. 13 (Sask.)	12,535	2,230	7,755	2,545	43.7
Division No. 13 (Alta.) !	37,250	5,845	23,690	7,715	43.3
Division No. 14 (Man.)	9,940	1,625	6,535	1,775	42.8
Division No. 14 (Sask.) !	18,955	2,750	11,445	4,765	45.1
Division No. 14 (Alta.) !	16,750	2,955	11,095	2,705	42.0
Division No. 15 (Man.) !	11,495	1,815	7,015	2,675	44.9
Division No. 15 (Sask.) !	39,925	6,735	25,370	7,820	42.8
Division No. 15 (Alta.) !	22,335	4,240	15,365	2,730	37.8