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. 2023 Jan 12;25:e44175. doi: 10.2196/44175

Table 1.

Comparison of UnACoRNa participants (n=7059) from Canada and Statistics Canada’s estimates of the proportion of the total population (n=7,150,260) for people aged 15 to 29 years by province or territory, age, and urban/rural area. The proportion of missing answers includes participants who decided to skip the question.

Sociodemographic characteristics Canada, n (%) UnACoRN, n (%) Difference in proportion, percentage points
Province or territory (n=6122)b

Newfoundland and Labrador 83,148 (1.16) 126 (2.06) 0.90

Prince Edward Island 33,818 (0.47) 21 (0.34) –0.13

Nova Scotia 177,402 (2.48) 191 (3.12) 0.64

New Brunswick 129,250 (1.81) 172 (2.81) 1

Quebec 1,466,271 (20.51) 1444 (23.59) 3.08

Ontario 2,935,514 (41.05) 2100 (34.3) –6.75

Manitoba 277,583 (3.88) 309 (5.05) 1.17

Saskatchewan 221,239 (3.09) 276 (4.51) 1.42

Alberta 835,667 (11.69) 623 (10.18) –1.51

British Columbia 963,715 (13.48) 837 (13.67) 0.19

Yukon 7542 (0.11) 10 (0.16) 0.05

Northwest Territories/Nunavut 19,111 (0.26) 13 (0.21) –0.05
Age group (n=6498)c (years)

15 to 19 2,057,449 (28.77) 4135 (63.63) 34.86

20 to 24 2,452,701 (34.3) 1386 (21.33) –12.97

25 to 29 2,640,110 (36.92) 977 (15.04) –21.88
Area (n=6122)b

Urban 6,189,855 (86.57) 5445 (88.94) 2.37

Rural 960,405 (13.43) 677 (11.06) –2.37

aUnACoRN: Understanding Affirming Communities, Relationships, and Networks.

bMissing answers for UnACoRN: 13.3% (937/7059).

cMissing answers for UnACoRN: 7.9% (561/7059).