Variable	Frequency, n (%)
Gender (N = 288)*
Female	88 (31)
Male	200 (69)
Age, y
25–34	5 (2)
35–44	35 (12)
45–54	74 (26)
55–64	125 (43)
≥65	51 (18)
Current province or territory of residence
Ontario	73 (25)
Nova Scotia	49 (17)
British Columbia	43 (15)
Quebec	41 (14)
Alberta	35 (12)
Other†	49 (17)
Current region of residence
Urban	111 (38)
Suburban	92 (32)
Rural	87 (30)
Current gross income, $
<25,000	6 (2)
25,000–49,000	31 (11)
50,000–59,000	47 (16)
60,000–79,000	76 (26)
80,000–99,000	53 (18)
100,000–150,000	40 (14)
>150,000	9 (3)
Prefer not to answer	28 (10)
Race or ethnicity (N = 289)
White/European	254 (88)
Indigenous	10 (3)
Black, Caribbean Region	2 (1)
Black, North America	2 (1)
Hispanic	2 (1)
Other‡	19 (7)
Highest formal education
High school	102 (35)
College degree	86 (30)
University degree	71 (25)
Other§	31 (11)
Current relationship status
Married	184 (63)
Common law	35 (12)
Divorced	32 (11)
Single or never married	20 (7)
Separated	16 (6)
Widowed	3 (1)

Note: N = 290 unless otherwise indicated.

^*Additional survey response options included “Other (open-ended)” and “Prefer not to answer.”

^†Other places of residence included New Brunswick (n = 21), Newfoundland and Labrador (n = 9), Manitoba (n = 6), Prince Edward Island (n = 6), Saskatchewan (n = 4), transient/inter-provincial (n = 2), and Dresden, Germany (n = 1).

^‡Other categories included “prefer not to answer” (n = 10), “Do not know” (n = 5), mixed race (n = 2), East Asian (n = 1), and Australasian (n = 1).

^§Other education levels included some college or university (n = 8), master’s or other postgraduate degree (n = 7), trade school (n = 6), college diploma or certificate (n = 5), some high school (n = 2), device enrolment program (n = 1), Office of Program Management and Evaluation (n = 1), and unspecified (n = 1).