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Continuing decline in share of couples with children

Over the 10-year period from 2001 to 2011, couples with children living at home fell as a share of all census families.

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Large differences in the age structure of provincial and territorial populations

From one province or territory to the next, the age structure of the population can vary greatly. Most often, these differences are the result of differentials in fertility and immigration levels, as well as in interprovincial migration patterns.

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Fewer young people about to enter the labour force than those about to leave it

In 2011, census data showed for the first time that there were more people in the age group where people typically leave the labour force (55 to 64), than in the age group where people typically enter it (15 to 24).

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Saint-Charles-Borromée, Quebec

2011 Census Profile (selected characteristics) - Saint-Charles-Borromée, Quebec
Place type Municipalité
Population in 2011 13,321
Population in 2006 12,030
Percent change, 2006 to 2011 +10.7
Median age 49.5
Percent aged 15 and over 86.9
Population density (sq. km) 715.0
Land area (sq. km) 18.63
Number of private households 5,930
Avg. number of persons in private households 2.1

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