List of figures

• Figure 1: Population universe and subuniverses

• Figure 2: British, French and European Origins¹

• Figure 2A: Northern European Origins¹

• Figure 2B: Southern European Origins¹

• Figure 2C: Eastern European Origins¹

• Figure 3: Asian, Arab, African and Pacific Islands Origins¹

• Figure 3A: Maghrebi Origins¹

• Figure 3B: Indo-Chinese Origins¹

• Figure 4: Latin American, Caribbean, Aboriginal and Other Origins¹

• Figure 5A: Permanent and non-permanent residents: Place of birth

• Figure 5B: Permanent and non-permanent residents: Citizenship

• Figure 6: Components of income in 2005

• Figure 7: Income Content and Coverage in the Censuses of Canada¹

• Figure 8: Population and labour force activity components, 2006 Census

• Figure 9: Mother tongue, home language, language of work and knowledge of non-official languages

• Figure 9A: Aboriginal languages

• Figure 9B: Germanic languages

• Figure 9C: Niger-Congo languages

• Figure 9D: Afro-Asiatic languages

• Figure 9E: Indo-Iranian languages

• Figure 9F: Sino-Tibetan languages

• Figure 10: 2006 Census mobility variables

• Figure 11: Relationship between the category of mobility status and the 2006 Census question on place of residence 1 year ago

• Figure 12: Relationship between the category of mobility status and the 2006 Census question on place of residence 5 years ago

• Figure 13: 2006 census and economic family universes and subuniverses

• Figure 14: Economic and census family membership and family status

• Figure 15: Overview of the census family variables

• Figure 16: Overview of the economic family variables

• Figure 17: 2006 household universe

• Figure 18: Household universe and subuniverses

• Figure 19: 2006 dwelling universe

• Figure 20: Hierarchy of standard geographic units for dissemination, 2006 Census

• Figure 21: Standard Geographical Classification (SGC) hierarchy

• Figure 22: Statistical area classification (SAC) hierarchy

• Figure 23: Example of a cartographic boundary file and a digital boundary file (provinces and territories)

• Figure 24: Example of census consolidated subdivisions (CCSs) and census subdivisions (CSDs)

• Figure 25: Urban core rule

• Figure 26: Forward commuting flow rule

• Figure 27: Reverse commuting flow rule

• Figure 28: Spatial contiguity rule

• Figure 29: Historical comparability rule

• Figure 30: Example of a merged census metropolitan area and census agglomeration

• Figure 31: Example of a census metropolitan area or a census agglomeration, showing urban core, secondary urban core, urban fringe and rural fringe

• Figure 32: Example of data retrieval with user-defined boundaries

• Figure 33: Example of a map projection and unprojected coordinates

• Figure 34: Example of block-face and dissemination block representative points