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Age and Sex Highlight Tables, 2011 Census

Population by broad age groups and sex, 2011 counts for both sexes, for Canada and census subdivisions (municipalities) with 5,000-plus population

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Table Summary

This table shows the population by broad age group and sex. The column headings are: geographic name, children: 0 to 14 years, working-age population: 15 to 64 years, seniors: 65 years and over, total and seniors: 80 years and over. The rows are: Canada, provinces and territories along with their corresponding values. Data are available for both sexes, males, females for 2011, 2006, percent distribution of 2011 and percentage change (2006 to 2011).

Geographic name CSD type
 Age groups Total Seniors:
80 years and over
children:
0 to 14 years		 working-age population:
15 to 64 years		 seniors:
65 years and over
Geographic name: Sort highest to lowest (not selected) Geographic name: Sort lowest to highest (not selected) CSD type: Sort highest to lowest (not selected) CSD type: Sort lowest to highest (not selected) Age groups, children 0 to 14 years: Sort highest to lowest (not selected) Age groups, children 0 to 14 years: Sort lowest to highest (not selected) Age groups, working-age population 15 to 64 years: Sort highest to lowest (not selected) Age groups, working-age population 15 to 64 years: Sort lowest to highest (not selected) Age groups, seniors 65 years and over: Sort highest to lowest (not selected) Age groups, seniors 65 years and over: Sort lowest to highest (not selected) Total: Sort highest to lowest (not selected) Total: Sort lowest to highest (not selected) Seniors 80 years and over: Sort highest to lowest (not selected) Seniors 80 years and over: Sort lowest to highest (not selected)
Canada !   5,607,345 22,924,290 4,945,055 33,476,690 1,347,580
Redcliff, T (Alta.) ! T 1,215 3,860 520 5,585 85
Lac-Brome, V (Que.) V 660 3,535 1,415 5,610 380
McMasterville, MÉ (Que.) MÉ 1,065 3,780 770 5,615 285
Minden Hills, TP (Ont.) ! TP 630 3,470 1,555 5,655 350
Kent, DM (B.C.) ! DM 850 3,680 1,140 5,665 340
Humboldt, CY (Sask.) ! CY 910 3,365 1,400 5,675 520
Nanaimo E, RDA (B.C.) RDA 490 3,475 1,715 5,675 290
Pontiac, MÉ (Que.) MÉ 1,060 3,925 700 5,680 115
Saint-Césaire, V (Que.) V 985 3,980 720 5,685 195
South Bruce, MU (Ont.) MU 1,030 3,845 810 5,685 165
Beaver County, MD (Alta.) MD 1,120 3,870 695 5,690 110
Princeville, V (Que.) V 1,020 3,780 890 5,690 185
Verchères, MÉ (Que.) MÉ 1,070 3,805 815 5,690 175
Sainte-Brigitte-de-Laval, MÉ (Que.) MÉ 1,235 4,065 395 5,695 60
Grand Falls / Grand-Sault, TV (N.B.) TV 830 3,805 1,070 5,705 260
East Kootenay C, RDA (B.C.) ! RDA 835 3,970 900 5,715 130
Okanagan-Similkameen D, RDA (B.C.) ! RDA 685 3,590 1,445 5,715 280
Vegreville, T (Alta.) T 970 3,460 1,285 5,715 500
Oliver Paipoonge, MU (Ont.) MU 930 4,050 750 5,730 120
Stettler, T (Alta.) ! T 1,005 3,630 1,115 5,745 430

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