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Table A1.3
Number and proportion of Allophone¹ 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 mother tongues other than English or French (single responses). Sources: Statistics Canada, censuses of population, 2001 and 2006.
Canada	741,530	25.6	874,415	25.0
Newfoundland and Labrador	905	30.9	790	16.4
Prince Edward Island	250	19.9	175	10.6
Nova Scotia	3,575	25.2	3,565	19.5
New Brunswick	2,210	32.2	2,795	28.2
Quebec	235,580	63.0	294,905	61.3
Ontario	286,840	18.7	329,755	18.2
Manitoba	30,970	25.7	27,355	21.6
Saskatchewan	12,090	22.5	11,175	20.0
Alberta	47,080	17.0	55,510	15.6
British Columbia	114,205	22.6	139,625	22.7
Yukon Territory	380	20.4	350	16.2
Northwest Territories	1,435	34.6	1,605	31.3
Nunavut	5,990	72.9	6,775	72.0
Canada less Quebec	505,935	20.0	579,510	19.2