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2001 Community Profiles

Suppression Criteria

1. If the data are calculated from 100% of the Canadian population, the data are suppressed if the total population in the area is less than 40 persons.
   
   
2. If the data are calculated from the 20% sample of the Canadian population, the data are suppressed if the total non-institutional population in the area from either the 100% or 20% databases is less than 40 persons.
   
   
3. Income distributions and related statistics are suppressed if the non-institutional population in the area from either the 100% or 20% databases is less than 250 persons or if the number of private households is less than 40.
   
   
4. The data are suppressed if the quality of data is considered inadequate due to incompletely enumerated Indian reserves and Indian settlements.
   
   
5. Suppression of data can be due to poor data quality or to other technical reasons.
   
   
6. View the list of areas that are suppressed for 100% data.
   
   
7. View the list of areas that are suppressed for the 20% sample data.