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. 2014 May 30;11(6):5889–5903. doi: 10.3390/ijerph110605889

Table 1.

Summary of respondent age, gender, and responses to questions (% of respective samples (n) *) for each of the 5 participating communities from Ontario First Nations, Saskatchewan First Nations, and an internet-based cross Canada survey.

Variable Name Survey A (Ontario First Nations) Survey B (Saskatchewan First Nations) Survey A Plus Survey B Survey C (Cross-Canada)
Six Nations Oneida New Credit Muskoday First Nations Combined Non-First Nations
Gender
Male 24.0 (24) 38.0 (28) 41.6 (42) 22.1 (19) 29.3 (113) 50.4 (659)
Female 76.0 (76) 62.0 (62) 58.4 (58) 76.7 (66) 70.7 (283) 49.6 (646)
Total Responses 100 100 101 85 386 1,305
Age
18–24 7.1 (7) 17.0 (17) 10.3 (10) 20.5 (17) 13.5 (51) 8.7 (114)
24–54 63.6 (63) 57.0 (57) 57.7 (56) 59.0 (49) 59.4 (225) 59.5 (774)
≥55 29.3 (29) 26.0 (26) 32.0 (31) 20.5 (17) 27.1 (103) 31.8 (415)
Total Responses 99 100 97 83 379 1,303
Believe Someone was Sick
No 92.0 (81) 78.0 (71) 91.7 (88) 96.5 (83) 89.5 (323) 95.2 (1164)
Yes 8.0 (7) 22.0 (20) 8.3 (8) 3.5 (3) 10.4 (38) 4.8 (59)
Total Responses 88 91 96 86 361 1,223
Health Concerns With Tap Water
No 42.9 (36) 46.8 (37) 79.2 (57) 81.9 (59) 61.6 (189) 74.6 (708)
Yes 57.1 (48) 53.2 (42) 20.8 (15) 18.1 (13) 38.4 (118) 25.4 (241)
Total Responses 84 79 72 72 307 949
Believe Bottled Water is Safer than Tap
No 24.2 (23) 40.7 (33) 65.9 (54) 67.7 (42) 46.5 (152) 57.4 (691)
Yes 75.8 (72) 59.3 (48) 34.1 (28) 32.3 (20) 52.5 (168) 42.6 (512)
Total Responses 95 81 82 62 320 1,203
High Monthly Bottled Water Expenditures
No 69.1 (65) 64.9 (63) 84.1 (69) 93.2 (69) 76.7 (266) 93.2 (841)
Yes 30.9 (29) 35.1 (34) 15.9 (13) 6.8 (5) 23.3 (81) 6.8 (61)
Total Responses 94 97 82 74 347 902
100% Bottled Water Drinker
No 31.0 (31) 54.0 (54) 76.2 (77) 91.9 (79) 62.3 (241) 92.0 (1202)
Yes 69.0 (69) 46.0 (46) 23.8 (24) 8.1 (7) 37.7 (146) 8.0 (105)
Total Responses 100 100 101 86 387 1,307

Note: * The first number presented in each cell is the percentage of responses in a given sample and the second number presented in parenthesis is the number of responses in a given sample.