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Table 6
Number of workers1 according to the type of area of workplace, Canada, provinces and territories, 2001 and 2006
Regions Total Census metropolitan areas Census agglomerations Territories, rural areas
and small towns
2006 Change from
2001 to 2006
2006 Change from
2001 to 2006
2006 Change from
2001 to 2006
2006 Change from
2001 to 2006
number percentage number percentage number percentage number percentage

… not applicable

Note:

  1. Persons with a usual place of work or working at home.

Sources: Statistics Canada, censuses of population, 2001 and 2006.

Canada 14,300,245 7.1 10,290,245 7.9 1,902,330 8.7 2,107,665 1.8
Newfoundland and Labrador 175,425 3.2 83,375 9.6 19,065 1.1 72,985 -2.7
Prince Edward Island 59,010 3.0 39,750 7.1 19,255 -4.7
Nova Scotia 381,135 6.3 189,345 8.4 80,175 7.5 111,615 2.1
New Brunswick 306,775 4.5 120,800 6.8 86,330 7.7 99,645 -0.5
Quebec 3,383,055 7.0 2,427,060 8.0 432,125 7.3 523,870 2.8
Ontario 5,570,865 6.1 4,574,705 6.3 514,975 6.6 481,180 3.3
Manitoba 524,865 4.0 342,570 4.4 40,780 2.9 141,510 3.5
Saskatchewan 439,965 0.8 215,570 7.4 70,960 2.2 153,430 -7.8
Alberta 1,609,905 13.6 1,073,455 15.0 250,360 21.0 286,090 3.3
British Columbia 1,802,280 8.6 1,263,370 9.5 344,835 8.8 194,075 2.7
Yukon Territory 15,450 7.3 12,060 8.7 3,390 2.7
Northwest Territories 21,095 15.4 10,890 18.8 10,205 12.0
Nunavut 10,410 13.1 10,410 13.1