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Employed labour force(1) by mode of transportation, both sexes, 2006 counts, for Canada, provinces and territories, and census subdivisions (municipalities) of residence with 5,000-plus population - 20% sample data

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Place of residence Place of work
Place of residence3 Mode of transportation
Total Car, truck or van as driver Car, truck or van as passenger Sustainable transportation4 Other
Total Public transit Walked Bicycle
Notes:
  1. Persons who, during the week (Sunday to Saturday) prior to Census Day (May 16, 2006):
    (a) did any work at all for pay or in self-employment or without pay in a family farm, business or professional practice
    (b) were absent from their job or business, with or without pay, for the entire week because of a vacation, an illness, a labour dispute at their place of work, or any other reasons.
  2. Place of work data are not available for percent distribution (1996) and percentage change (1996 to 2006).
  3. Place of residence: applies to the employed labour force with either a usual place of work or with no fixed workplace address.
  4. Sustainable transportation includes public transit, walking and cycling.
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Canada ! 14,714,260 10,644,325 1,133,150 2,757,530 1,622,725 939,290 195,515 179,250
Manitoba ! 523,445 378,365 45,390 93,595 46,605 38,605 8,380 6,090
Gimli, RM ! 2,370 1,855 255 210 10 180 25 45
Stanley, RM ! 2,465 2,090 245 105 10 85 15 25
The Pas, T ! 2,540 1,785 260 465 0 430 30 30
Ritchot, RM 2,725 2,400 175 135 35 80 20 15
Portage la Prairie, RM ! 2,735 2,320 170 200 0 185 10 45
Macdonald, RM 2,755 2,455 155 140 0 135 10 10
Flin Flon (Part), CY 2,940 2,010 250 580 75 475 30 105
Dauphin, CY ! 3,045 2,300 180 530 25 425 75 45
Morden, T ! 3,205 2,520 220 450 10 290 150 20
Rockwood, RM ! 3,420 3,135 190 50 0 50 0 35
Winkler, CY 4,005 3,160 365 400 0 245 145 80
Selkirk, CY 4,190 3,075 350 745 55 590 100 20
East St. Paul, RM 4,390 3,815 310 195 125 45 20 75
Taché, RM 4,665 4,070 420 125 15 105 10 50
Hanover, RM 4,900 4,155 410 245 0 190 55 90
St. Clements, RM ! 5,085 4,520 405 95 30 70 0 75
Steinbach, CY 5,315 3,925 500 795 30 560 205 85
Portage la Prairie, CY 5,635 4,310 485 700 25 555 125 140
St. Andrews, RM 5,870 5,155 495 165 70 70 25 50
Springfield, RM 6,635 5,965 515 105 10 90 15 40
Thompson, CY 6,820 4,960 820 785 40 670 70 245
Brandon, CY ! 20,890 15,815 1,760 3,135 960 1,770 405 175
Winnipeg, CY 315,855 214,700 28,475 69,940 44,730 19,565 5,640 2,745
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