Statistics on Official Languages in Canada (2001)
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Official languages in Canada
| Demolinguistic data by province and territory | |
|---|---|
| Alberta | Ontario |
| British Columbia | Québec |
| Prince Edward Island | Saskatchewan |
| Manitoba | Newfoundland and Labrador |
| New Brunswick | Northwest Territories |
| Nova Scotia | Yukon |
| Nunavut | |
Total Population
| Demographical group | Number of persons |
| Canada | 30,007,094 |
| English-speaking population (E) | 22,068,568 (74.5%) |
| French-speaking population (F) | 7,136,985 (24.1%) |
Total population by province and territory
| Province or territory | Number of persons |
| Newfoundland and Labrador | 512,930 |
| Prince Edward Island | 135,294 |
| Nova Scotia | 908,007 |
| New Brunswick | 729,498 |
| Québec | 7,237,479 |
| Ontario | 11,410,046 |
| Manitoba | 1,119,583 |
| Saskatchewan | 978,933 |
| Alberta | 2,974,807 |
| British Columbia | 3,907,738 |
| Yukon | 28,674 |
| Northwest Territories | 37,360 |
| Nunavut | 26,745 |
Source: Statistics Canada, 2001 Census (100% data)


