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Table A1.4
Number and proportion of all¹ workers who use more than one language at work Canada, provinces, territories and Canada less Quebec, 2001 and 2006
Regions	2001		2006
Regions	number	percentage	number	percentage
Note: Corresponds to all mother tongues (multiple responses included). Sources: Statistics Canada, censuses of population, 2001 and 2006.
Canada	2,481,480	14.6	2,756,790	15.0
Newfoundland and Labrador	4,015	1.5	4,875	1.8
Prince Edward Island	4,005	5.0	4,380	5.3
Nova Scotia	24,600	5.1	25,965	5.0
New Brunswick	102,745	25.4	109,510	26.2
Quebec	1,387,920	35.2	1,552,280	36.4
Ontario	635,600	9.8	700,015	9.9
Manitoba	54,985	8.7	52,655	8.0
Saskatchewan	20,875	3.8	19,600	3.5
Alberta	80,635	4.4	92,305	4.4
British Columbia	155,550	7.0	183,685	7.6
Yukon Territory	1,105	5.7	1,150	5.5
Northwest Territories	2,315	10.3	2,520	9.7
Nunavut	7,065	56.3	7,810	55.1
Canada less Quebec	1,093,535	8.4	1,204,510	8.5