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Selected trend data for Ritchot (RM) , 1996, 2001 and 2006 censuses

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Selected trend data for Ritchot (Rural municipality) , 1996, 2001 and 2006 censuses
Subtopic Census year
1996 2001 2006
Population
Total population count1 5,380E 4,958 5,051
Age and sex
% of the population aged 0 to 14 years 26.2E 24.9 21.9
% of the population aged 15 to 64 years 65.8E 67.6 70.8
% of the population aged 65 years and over 8.0E 7.6 7.4
Median age2 32.7E 34.6 36.7
Ratio of age groups 0 to 14 years to 65 years and over3 3.3E 3.3 2.9
Marital status
% of the population aged 15 years and over who are single (never legally married)4 23.5E 24.3 24.5
% of the population aged 15 years and over living in a couple (married or common-law) 69.2E 68.4 68.2
Families and households
% of couples (married and common-law) with children (of any age)5 68.2E 64.2 63.7
% of couples (married and common-law) with at least one child under 25 years of age 64.6E 58.8 58.4
Total private households6 1,690E 1,610 1,705
% of one-person households 11.5E 11.2 11.7
% of households containing a couple with children7 51.8E 46.0 45.2
% of households containing a couple without children8 27.8E 31.4 31.4
Average household size 3.1E 3.0 3.0
Median household income9 59,593E 70,521 71,650
Median economic family income10 63,253E 75,060 78,061
% of economic families receiving government transfers11 89.8E 84.1 83.3
% of economic family income from government transfers12 8.8E 7.4 6.6
Median economic family government transfers13 3,320E 2,371 2,465
Median income for persons 15 years and over not in economic families14 19,954E 21,096 31,152
% of persons not in economic families in low income before tax15 26.8E 38.6 23.5
% of economic families in low income before tax16 9.2E 6.4 2.3
Housing and shelter costs
Total occupied private dwellings occupied by usual residents17 1,695E 1,610 1,705
% of occupied private dwellings owned18 88.8E 88.2 90.9
% of occupied private dwellings rented19 10.9E 11.8 8.8
% of occupied private dwellings that are band housing20 0.0E 0.0 0.0
% of occupied private dwellings requiring major repair21 10.9E 8.4 4.1
% of occupied private dwellings constructed in the last 10 years22 19.2E 19.6 18.5
% of occupied private dwellings with more than one person per room23 0.6E 1.2 0.0
Language
% of population whose mother tongue is English only24 57.9E 62.2 69.0
% of population whose mother tongue is French only25 32.1E 29.1 23.9
% of the population whose mother tongue is a non-official language only26 8.4E 7.3 5.9
% of the population who speak English and/or French most often at home27 98.8E 98.9 99.3
% of the population who only speak a non-official language most often at home28 1.2E 1.0 0.7
% of the population with knowledge of an official language29 99.8E 100.0 100.0
% of the population with knowledge of both official languages30 41.1E 40.5 34.9
Mobility and migration
% who lived at same address 5 years ago31 67.4E 72.2 71.8
% who moved within the same census subdivision (CSD) 12.7E 14.1 8.6
% who moved within the province from a different census subdivision (CSD) 18.0E 11.5 17.9
% who moved from a different province/territory 1.5E 2.1 1.7
% who lived outside Canada 0.3E 0.2 0.0
Immigration and citizenship
% immigrants32 4.7E 3.2 2.6
% recent immigrants (arrived in last 5 years)33 0.3E 0.2 0.0
% Canadian citizens 99.2E 99.7 99.8
Visible minorities
% visible minorities34 0.4E 0.4 0.4
Aboriginal peoples
% reporting Aboriginal identity35 4.1E 8.9 11.9
Labour
Employment rate36 73.4E 79.4 77.3
Employment rate for males37 79.8E 82.9 81.9
Employment rate for females38 66.8E 75.7 72.3
Participation rate39 77.3E 82.0 79.5
Participation rate for males40 84.8E 86.9 83.6
Participation rate for females41 69.5E 76.8 75.5
Unemployment rate42 4.8E 3.1 2.9
Unemployment rate for males43 5.9E 4.6 1.8
Unemployment rate for females44 3.4E 1.4 3.8
% male full-year, full-time workers45 53.8E 56.4 58.6
% female full-year, full-time workers46 27.7E 40.8 41.7
Unpaid work
% of males reporting any hour(s) of unpaid work47 88.5E 93.3 93.4
% of females reporting any hour(s) of unpaid work48 96.3E 97.3 97.1
Place of work and commuting to work
% working at home49 9.4E 12.3 10.4
Travel to work: % by car, truck or van as driver50 84.3E 90.1 88.3
Travel to work: % by car, truck or van as passenger 6.9E 4.3 6.4
Travel to work: % using public transit 0.0E 0.4 1.3
Travel to work: % walking or biking 7.7E 4.1 3.5
Income and earnings
Median total income for males51 34,812E 33,975 36,182
Median total income for females52 15,023E 21,281 28,069
Median earnings for males working full year, full time53 41,234E 43,891 43,971
Median earnings for females working full year, full time54 34,006E 33,775 35,096
% of persons in low income before tax55 10.2E 7.2 3.2