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. 2012 Oct 22;9(10):3755–3768. doi: 10.3390/ijerph9103755

Table 1.

Sample distribution of participants by immigration status.

Characteristics Total N = 26 Non immigrants (n = 10) Immigrants (n = 16)
Age (years)
  Mean 46.0 48.8 44.3
  Range 26–86 32–70 26–86
Sex
  Male 14 3 11
  Female 12 7 5
Marital Status
  Married 18 8 10
  Separated/divorced 1 1 0
  Widowed 1 0 1
  Single 3 0 3
  Common-law 3 1 2
Education
  High school or less 5 1 4
  College or university 18 9 9
  Graduate school 3 0 3
* Income
  <$20,000 2 0 2
  $20,000–$39,999 3 1 2
  $40,000–$59,999 4 2 2
  $60,000–$99,999 4 1 3
  >$100,000 5 4 1
  Declined 8 2 6
** Health Service Accessed in Last Yr
  Family doctor 14 5 9
  Hospital 11 3 8
  Emergency 6 2 4
  Walk-in-clinic 4 2 2
  Other 5 0 5
Language Spoken at Home
  French 23 9 14
  English 1 0 1
  Both English & French 2 1 1
Length of stay in Canada
10 years or less - N/A 10
  Greater than 10 years - N/A 6

Note: Source countries for immigrants included Benin, Burundi, Cameroon, Chad, Gabon, Togo, Ivory Coast, France, Switzerland, Congo (DRC); Non-immigrants migrants came from Quebec or Manitoba.

* According to the household income scale used by the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada [26]

** Respondents reported accessing more than one service