Appendix A: Tables

Table 1: Number and percentage of immigrants in Quebec, 1911 to 2006 Censuses, 20% sample

Census year	Total Population	Number of immigrants	Immigrants as a percent of the total population
1911	2,005,776	147,070	7%
1921	2,361,199	188,576	8%
1931	2,874,255	251,743	9%
1941	3,331,882	223,943	7%
1951	4,055,681	228,923	6%
1961	5,259,211	388,449	7%
1971	6,027,765	468,930	8%
1981	6,369,070	522,150	8%
1991	6,810,300	591,210	9 %
2001	7,125,580	706,965	10%
2006	7,435,905	851,560	11%

Source : Statistique Canada, Recensement de 2006 (97-557-XCB2006006).

Table 2: Number and percentage of immigrants and Allophones in Quebec, 1991 to 2006 Censuses, 20% sample

	1991	1996	2001	2006
Total Population	6,810,300	7,045,085	7,125,580	7,435,905
# of immigrants	591,205	664,495	706,965	851,555
% of immigrants	8.7%	9.4%	9.9%	11.5%
# of Allophones*	598,455	681,785	732,170	911,900
% Allophones	8.8%	9.7%	10.3%	12.3%
# of immigrants assigned Allophone*	395,490	454,720	493,850	613,565
% of Allophones that are immigrants	66.1%	66.7%	67.5%	67.3%
% of population assigned Allophone immigrant	5.8%	6.5%	6.9%	8.3%
% immigrants assigned Allophone*	170,245	196,960	212,790	268,605
# of non-immigrants** Allophones	28.4%	28.9%	29.1%	29.5%
% of non-immigrants** Allophones	28.4%	28.9%	29.1%	29.5%
% of population assigned Allophone that are not immigrants	2.5%	2.8%	3.0%	3.6%

* The # of Allophones category includes non-permanent residents, even though they are not represented by the immigrant or non-immigrant categories.

** Non-immigrant refers to people born in Canada and does not include non-permanent residents

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom tables

Table 3: Anglophone*, Francophone* and Allophone* populations by immigrant status in Quebec, 1991 to 2006 Censuses, 20% sample

Table 3: Immigrant Anglophone, Francophone and Allophone populations in Quebec, 1991 to 2006 Censuses, 20% sample

Description

Anglophone, Francophone and Allophone populations are based on results from the Census Mother Tongue question
	1991		1996		2001		2006
Total	591,205	8,7%	664,495	9.4%	706,965	9.9%	851,555	11.5%
Anglophone	83,860	1.2%	81,855	1.2%	75,340	1.1%	76,925	1.0%
Francophone	111,865	1.6%	127,915	1.8%	137,775	1.9%	161,080	2.2%
Allophone	395,490	5.8%	454,720	6.5%	493,850	6.9%	613,565	8.3%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 3.1: Non-immigrant Anglophone, Francophone and Allophone populations in Quebec, 1991 to 2006 Censuses, 20% sample

Description

Anglophone, Francophone and Allophone populations are based on results from the Census Mother Tongue question
	1991		1996		2001		2006
Total	6,175,125	90.7%	6,339,165	90.0%	6,378,420	89.5%	6,535,430	87.9%
Anglophone	536,495	7.9%	535,470	7.6%	510,750	7.2%	523,550	7.0%
Francophone	5,468,385	80.3%	5,606,735	79.6%	5,654,875	79.4%	5,743,278	77.2%
Allophone	170,245	2.5%	196,960	2.8%	212,790	3.0%	268,605	3.6%

Non-immigrants refers to people that are born in Canada and does not include non-permanent residents

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 3.2: Total Anglophone, Francophone and Allophone populations in Quebec, 1991 to 2006 Censuses, 20% sample

Description

Anglophone, Francophone and Allophone populations are based on results from the Census Mother Tongue question
	1991		1996		2001		2006
Total	6,810,300	100.0%	7,045,085	100.0%	7,125,580	100.0%	7,435,905	100.0%
Anglophone	626,205	9.2%	621,865	8.8%	591,380	8.3%	607,165	8.2%
Francophone	5,585,645	82.0%	5,741,435	81.5%	5,802,020	81.4%	5,916,850	79.6%
Allophone	598,455	8.8%	681,785	9.7%	732,170	10.3%	911,900	12.3%

Total Population counts include non-permanent residents

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 4: Mother tongue versus First Official Language Spoken results for Quebec (QC), 2006 Census, 20% sample

	Total	French		English		English and French		Non-Official language		Anglophone		Francophone		Allophone
QC (MT)	7,435,905	5,893,335	79%	583,660	12%	46,095	1%	912,820	12%	607,165	8%	5,916,850	80%	911,900	12%
QC immigrants (MT)	851,560	158,985	19%	74,830	9%	3,828	0%	613,915	72%	76,925	9%	161,074	19%	613,565	72%
QC non-immigrants* (MT)	6,535,435	5,721,990	88%	502,255	8%	42,010	1%	269,175	4%	523,550	8%	5,743,278	88%	268,605	4%
QC (FOLS)	7,435,905	6,263,945	84%	885,450	12%	218,555	3%	67,955	1%	994,725	13%	6,373,223	86%	67,955	1%
QC immigrants (FOLS)	851,560	412,195	48%	248,165	29%	149,830	18%	41,370	5%	323,080	38%	487,110	57%	41,400	5%
QC non-immigrants* (FOLS)	6,535,435	5,830,325	89%	618,070	9%	63,495	1%	23,540	0%	649,815	10%	5,862,070	90%	23,540	0%

* Non-immigrants refers to people born in Canada and does not include non-permanent residents

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 5: FOLS categories by immigrant status for Quebec, 1991 to 2006 Censuses, 20% sample

Table 5: Total population by immigrant status for Quebec, 1991 to 2006 Censuses, 20% sample

Description

The "Total" includes non-permanent residents, who are not represented in either the "Immigrant" or "Non-Immigrant" categories
	Total	% of Qc	# of immigrants	% of immigrants FOLS category	% of immigrants in Quebec	Non-immigrant*	% non immigrants* in FOLS category	% non-immigrants* in Quebec
1991	6,810,300	100.0%	591,205	8.7%	100.0%	6,175,125	90.7%	100.0%
1996	7,045,080	100.0%	664,495	9.4%	100.0%	6,339,165	90.0%	100.0%
2001	7,125,580	100.0%	706,965	9.9%	100.0%	6,378,420	89.5%	100.0%
2006	7,435,905	100.0%	851,560	11.5%	100.0%	6,535,430	87.9%	100.0%

*Non-immigrant refers to people born in Canada and does not refer to non-permanent residents.

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 5.1: English FOLS by immigrant status for Quebec, 1991 to 2006 Censuses, 20% sample

Description

The "Total" includes non-permanent residents, who are not represented in either the "Immigrant" or "Non-Immigrant" categories
	Total	%of Qc	# of immigrants	% of immigrants FOLS category	% of immigrants in Quebec	Non-immigrant*	% non immigrants* in FOLS category	% non-immigrants* in Quebec
1991	832,050	12.2%	214,800	25.8%	36.3%	599,410	72.0%	9.7%
1996	842,105	12.0%	223,855	26.6%	33.7%	603,670	71.7%	9.5%
2001	828,730	11.6%	224,875	27.1%	31.8%	588,785	71.0%	9.2%
2006	885,450	11.9%	248,165	28.0%	29.1%	618,070	69.8%	9.5%

*Non-immigrant refers to people born in Canada and does not refer to non-permanent residents.

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 5.2: English FOLS by immigrant status for Quebec, 1991 to 2006 Censuses, 20% sample

Description

The "Total" includes non-permanent residents, who are not represented in either the "Immigrant" or "Non-Immigrant" categories
	Total	% of Qc	# of immigrants	% of immigrants FOLS category	% of immigrants in Quebec	Non-immigrant*	% non-immigrants* in FOLS category	% non-immigrants* in Quebec
1991	5,772,180	84.8%	249,540	4.3%	42.2%	5,506,885	95.4%	89.2%
1996	5,963,675	84.7%	293,045	4.9%	44.1%	5,653,900	94.8%	89.2%
2001	6,059,110	85.0%	326,840	5.4%	46.2%	5,714,220	94.3%	89.6%
2006	6,263,945	84.2%	412,195	6.6%	48.4%	5,830,325	93.1%	89.2%

*Non-immigrant refers to people born in Canada and does not refer to non-permanent residents.

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 5.3: English-French FOLS by immigrant status for Quebec, 1991 to 2006 Censuses, 20% sample

Description

The "Total" includes non-permanent residents, who are not represented in either the "Immigrant" or "Non-Immigrant" categories
	Total	% of Qc	# of immigrants	% of immigrants FOLS category	% of immigrants in Quebec	Non-immigrant*	% non-immigrants* in FOLS category	% non-immigrants* in Quebec
1991	144,505	2.1%	87,930	60.8%	14.9%	51,230	35.5%	0.8%
1996	167,455	2.4%	105,430	63.0%	15.9%	57,960	34.6%	0.9%
2001	180,455	2.5%	118,485	65.7%	16.8%	57,860	32.1%	0.9%
2006	218,555	2.9%	149,830	68.6%	17.6%	63,495	29.1%	1.0%

*Non-immigrant refers to people born in Canada and does not refer to non-permanent residents.

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 5.4: Anglophone FOLS by immigrant status for Quebec, 1991 to 2006 Censuses, 20% sample

Description

The "Total" includes non-permanent residents, who are not represented in either the "Immigrant" or "Non-Immigrant" categories
	Total	% of Qc	# of immigrants	% of immigrants FOLS category	% of immigrants in Quebec	Non-immigrant*	% non-immigrants* in FOLS category	% non-immigrants* in Quebec
1991	904,305	13.3%	258,765	28.6%	43.8%	625,025	69.1%	10.1%
1996	925,835	13.1%	276,570	29.9%	41.6%	632,650	68.3%	10.0%
2001	918,960	12.9%	284,120	30.9%	40.2%	617,715	67.2%	9.7%
2006	994,725	13.4%	323,080	32.5%	37.9%	649,815	65.3%	9.9%

*Non-immigrant refers to people born in Canada and does not refer to non-permanent residents.

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 5.5: Francophone FOLS by immigrant status for Quebec, 1991 to 2006 Censuses, 20% sample

Description

The "Total" includes non-permanent residents, who are not represented in either the "Immigrant" or "Non-Immigrant" categories
	Total	% of Qc	# of immigrants	% of immigrants FOLS category	% of immigrants in Quebec	Non-immigrant*	% non-immigrants* in FOLS category	% non-immigrants* in Quebec
1991	5,844,435	85.8%	293,505	5.0%	49.6%	5,532,500	94.7%	89.6%
1996	6,047,405	85.5%	345,760	5.7%	52.0%	5,682,880	94.0%	89.6%
2001	6,149,340	86.3%	386,085	6.3%	54.6%	5,743,150	93.4%	90.0%
2006	6,373,225	85.7%	487,110	7.6%	57.2%	5,862,075	92.0%	89.7%

*Non-immigrant refers to people born in Canada and does not refer to non-permanent residents.

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 6: Composition of Anglophone (FOLS) immigrants in Quebec, 1991 to 2006 Censuses, 20% sample

Table 6: Composition of Anglophone (FOLS) immigrants in Quebec, 1991 to 2006 Censuses, 20% sample
	English FOLS		English-French FOLS*
1991	214,800	83.0%	43,965	17.0%
1996	223,855	80.9%	52,715	19.1%
2001	224,875	79.1%	59,245	20.9%
2006	248,165	76.8%	74,915	23.2%

*As per the FOLS methodology, this English-French FOLS count for immigrants is the total number of immigrants assigned to the English-French FOLS category divided by two.

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 7: FOLS categories by immigrant status for Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census

Table 7: Distribution of Non-immigrants, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census
	Total population	Non-immigrants	Share (%)	Distribution across QC
Quebec total	7,435,905	6,535,430	87.9%	100.0%
Montréal	1,823,900	1,225,975	67.2%	18.8%
Montérégie	1,339,790	1,235,435	92.2%	18.9%
Laval	364,625	289,865	79.5%	4.4%
Capitale-Nationale	649,605	622,310	95.8%	9.5%
Outaouais	338,190	313,775	92.8%	4.8%
Laurentides	506,075	485,690	96.0%	7.4%
Estrie	293,955	279,230	95.0%	4.3%
Lanaudière	425,210	412,165	96.9%	6.3%
Eastern ERs	896,180	882,775	98.5%	13.5%
Centre-du-Québec	219,640	214,505	97.7%	3.3%
Chaudière-Appalaches	387,315	382,325	98.7%	5.9%
Gaspésie—Îles-de-la-Madeleine	93,180	92,305	99.1%	1.4%
Bas-Saint-Laurent	196,050	193,645	98.8%	3.0%
Northern ERs	798,365	788,210	98.7%	12.1%
Saguenay—Lac-Saint-Jean	269,215	266,535	99.0%	4.1%
Mauricie	252,930	248,635	98.3%	3.8%
Côte-Nord	94,805	93,850	99.0%	1.4%
Abitibi-Témiscamingue	141,865	139,995	98.7%	2.1%
Nord-du-Québec	39,550	39,190	99.1%	0.6%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 7.1: Distribution of immigrants, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census
	Total population	Immigrants	Share (%)	Distribution across QC
Quebec total	7,435,905	851,560	11.5%	100.0%
Montréal	1,823,900	560,395	30.7%	65.8%
Montérégie	1,339,790	100,785	7.5%	11.8%
Laval	364,625	73,565	20.2%	8.6%
Capitale-Nationale	649,605	25,165	3.9%	3.0%
Outaouais	338,190	23,635	7.0%	2.8%
Laurentides	506,075	19,825	3.9%	2.3%
Estrie	293,955	13,530	4.6%	1.6%
Lanaudière	425,210	12,675	3.0%	1.5%
Eastern ERs	896,180	12,405	1.4%	1.5%
Centre-du-Québec	219,640	4,890	2.2%	0.6%
Chaudière-Appalaches	387,315	6,670	1.2%	0.5%
Gaspésie—Îles-de-la-Madeleine	93,180	845	0.9%	0.1%
Bas-Saint-Laurent	196,050	2,005	1.0%	0.2%
Northern ERs	798,365	9,575	1.2%	1.1%
Saguenay—Lac-Saint-Jean	269,215	2,535	0.9%	0.3%
Mauricie	252,930	3,990	1.6%	0.5%
Côte-Nord	94,805	920	1.0%	0.1%
Abitibi-Témiscamingue	141,865	1,780	1.3%	0.2%
Nord-du-Québec	39,550	355	0.9%	0.0%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 7.2: Distribution of English FOLS Non-immigrants, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census
	Total population	Non-immigrants	Share (%)	Distribution across QC
Quebec total	885,445	618,065	69.8%	100.0%
Montréal	523,575	324,980	62.1%	52.6%
Montérégie	132,065	102,020	77.2%	16.5%
Laval	56,065	38,580	68.8%	6.2%
Capitale-Nationale	10,150	8,115	80.0%	1.3%
Outaouais	55,515	47,870	86.2%	7.7%
Laurentides	31,385	26,355	84.0%	4.3%
Estrie	22,365	19,675	88.0%	3.2%
Lanaudière	9,065	7,820	86.3%	1.3%
Eastern ERs	16,005	14,590	91.2%	2.4%
Centre-du-Québec	2,140	1,835	85.7%	0.3%
Chaudière-Appalaches	3,415	2,740	80.2%	0.4%
Gaspésie—Îles-de-la-Madeleine	9,290	9,040	97.3%	1.5%
Bas-Saint-Laurent	1,165	975	83.7%	0.2%
Northern ERs	29,250	28,070	96.0%	4.5%
Saguenay—Lac-Saint-Jean	1,630	1,365	83.7%	0.2%
Mauricie	2,270	1,980	87.2%	0.3%
Côte-Nord	5,285	5,195	98.3%	0.8%
Abitibi-Témiscamingue	5,080	4,655	91.6%	0.8%
Nord-du-Québec	14,990	14,880	99.3%	2.4%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 7.3: Distribution of English FOLS immigrants, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census
	Total population	Immigrants	Share (%)	Distribution across QC
Quebec total	885,445	248,165	28.0%	100.0%
Montréal	523,575	182,065	34.8%	73.4%
Montérégie	132,065	28,820	21.8%	11.6%
Laval	56,065	17,225	30.7%	6.9%
Capitale-Nationale	10,150	1,770	17.4%	0.7%
Outaouais	55,515	7,435	13.4%	3.0%
Laurentides	31,385	4,850	15.5%	2.0%
Estrie	22,365	2,370	10.6%	1.0%
Lanaudière	9,065	1,215	13.4%	0.5%
Eastern ERs	16,005	1,310	8.2%	0.5%
Centre-du-Québec	2,140	280	13.1%	0.1%
Chaudière-Appalaches	3,415	620	18.2%	0.2%
Gaspésie—Îles-de-la-Madeleine	9,290	245	2.6%	0.1%
Bas-Saint-Laurent	1,165	160	13.7%	0.1%
Northern ERs	29,250	1,105	3.8%	0.4%
Saguenay—Lac-Saint-Jean	1,630	245	15.0%	0.1%
Mauricie	2,270	260	11.5%	0.1%
Côte-Nord	5,285	90	1.7%	0.0%
Abitibi-Témiscamingue	5,080	405	8.0%	0.2%
Nord-du-Québec	14,990	105	0.7%	0.0%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 7.4: Distribution of French FOLS Non-immigrants, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census
	Total population	Non-immigrants	Share (%)	Distribution across QC
Quebec total	6,263,950	5,830,325	93.1%	100.0%
Montréal	1,110,145	853,940	76.9%	14.6%
Montérégie	1,179,055	1,125,040	95.4%	19.3%
Laval	278,370	241,630	86.8%	4.1%
Capitale-Nationale	634,840	612,850	96.5%	10.5%
Outaouais	275,080	263,115	95.7%	4.5%
Laurentides	470,150	456,590	97.1%	7.8%
Estrie	268,530	258,500	96.3%	4.4%
Lanaudière	413,070	402,690	97.5%	6.9%
Eastern ERs	877,450	866,830	98.8%	14.9%
Centre-du-Québec	216,350	212,360	98.2%	3.6%
Chaudière-Appalaches	383,180	379,130	98.9%	6.5%
Gaspésie—Îles-de-la-Madeleine	83,420	82,860	99.3%	1.4%
Bas-Saint-Laurent	194,500	192,485	99.0%	3.3%
Northern ERs	757,255	749,140	98.9%	12.8%
Saguenay—Lac-Saint-Jean	267,090	264,875	99.2%	4.5%
Mauricie	249,425	245,825	98.6%	4.2%
Côte-Nord	88,095	87,275	99.1%	1.5%
Abitibi-Témiscamingue	136,070	134,800	99.1%	2.3%
Nord-du-Québec	16,570	16,360	98.7%	0.3%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 7.5: Distribution of French FOLS immigrants, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census
	Total population	Immigrants	Share (%)	Distribution across QC
Quebec total	6,263,950	412,195	6.6%	100.0%
Montréal	1,110,145	241,390	21.7%	58.6%
Montérégie	1,179,055	52,515	4.5%	12.7%
Laval	278,370	36,040	12.9%	8.7%
Capitale-Nationale	634,840	20,375	3.2%	4.9%
Outaouais	275,080	11,500	4.2%	2.8%
Laurentides	470,150	13,220	2.8%	3.2%
Estrie	268,530	9,350	3.5%	2.3%
Lanaudière	413,070	10,175	2.5%	2.5%
Eastern ERs	877,450	9,905	1.1%	2.4%
Centre-du-Québec	216,350	3,865	1.8%	0.9%
Chaudière-Appalaches	383,180	3,790	1.0%	0.9%
Gaspésie—Îles-de-la-Madeleine	83,420	530	0.6%	0.1%
Bas-Saint-Laurent	194,500	1,720	0.9%	0.4%
Northern ERs	757,255	7,710	1.0%	1.9%
Saguenay—Lac-Saint-Jean	267,090	2,130	0.8%	0.5%
Mauricie	249,425	3,370	1.4%	0.8%
Côte-Nord	88,095	795	0.9%	0.2%
Abitibi-Témiscamingue	136,070	1,200	0.9%	0.3%
Nord-du-Québec	16,570	215	1.3%	0.1%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 7.6: Distribution of English-French FOLS Non-immigrants, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census
	Total population	Non-immigrants	Share (%)	Distribution across QC
Quebec total	218,555	63,495	29.1%	100.0%
Montréal	144,690	34,885	24.1%	54.9%
Montérégie	23,160	6,920	29.9%	10.9%
Laval	24,790	7,810	31.5%	12.3%
Capitale-Nationale	3,375	905	26.8%	1.4%
Outaouais	6,410	2,370	37.0%	3.7%
Laurentides	3,585	2,150	60.0%	3.4%
Estrie	2,425	820	33.8%	1.3%
Lanaudière	2,105	1,055	50.1%	1.7%
Eastern ERs	1,830	1,045	57.1%	1.6%
Centre-du-Québec	555	200	36.0%	0.3%
Chaudière-Appalaches	580	360	62.1%	0.6%
Gaspésie—Îles-de-la-Madeleine	435	365	83.9%	0.6%
Bas-Saint-Laurent	260	115	44.2%	0.2%
Northern ERs	6,180	5,545	89.7%	8.7%
Saguenay—Lac-Saint-Jean	400	245	61.3%	0.4%
Mauricie	610	320	52.5%	0.5%
Côte-Nord	695	660	95.0%	1.0%
Abitibi-Témiscamingue	565	440	77.9%	0.7%
Nord-du-Québec	3,905	3,880	99.4%	6.1%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 7.7: Distribution of English-French FOLS immigrants, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census
	Total population	Immigrants	Share (%)	Distribution across QC
Quebec total	218,555	149,825	68.6%	100.0%
Montréal	144,690	105,720	73.1%	70.6%
Montérégie	23,160	15,855	68.5%	10.6%
Laval	24,790	16,830	67.9%	11.2%
Capitale-Nationale	3,375	2,285	67.7%	1.5%
Outaouais	6,410	3,965	61.9%	2.6%
Laurentides	3,585	1,410	39.3%	0.9%
Estrie	2,425	1,440	59.4%	1.0%
Lanaudière	2,105	1,045	49.6%	0.7%
Eastern ERs	1,830	715	39.1%	0.5%
Centre-du-Québec	555	340	61.3%	0.2%
Chaudière-Appalaches	580	215	37.1%	0.1%
Gaspésie—Îles-de-la-Madeleine	435	70	16.1%	0.0%
Bas-Saint-Laurent	260	90	34.6%	0.1%
Northern ERs	6,180	565	9.1%	0.4%
Saguenay—Lac-Saint-Jean	400	120	30.0%	0.1%
Mauricie	610	260	42.6%	0.2%
Côte-Nord	695	25	3.6%	0.0%
Abitibi-Témiscamingue	565	130	23.0%	0.1%
Nord-du-Québec	3,905	30	0.8%	0.0%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 7.8: Distribution of Anglophone FOLS Non-immigrants, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census
	Total population	Non-immigrants	Share (%)	Distribution across QC
Quebec total	994,723	649,813	65.3%	100.0%
Montréal	595,920	342,423	57.5%	52.7%
Montérégie	143,645	105,480	73.4%	16.2%
Laval	68,460	42,485	62.1%	6.5%
Capitale-Nationale	11,838	8,568	72.4%	1.3%
Outaouais	58,720	49,055	83.5%	7.5%
Laurentides	33,178	27,430	82.7%	4.2%
Estrie	23,578	20,085	85.2%	3.1%
Lanaudière	10,118	8,348	82.5%	1.3%
Eastern ERs	16,920	15,113	89.3%	2.3%
Centre-du-Québec	2,418	1,935	80.0%	0.3%
Chaudière-Appalaches	3,705	2,920	78.8%	0.4%
Gaspésie—Îles-de-la-Madeleine	9,508	9,223	97.0%	1.4%
Bas-Saint-Laurent	1,295	1,033	79.7%	0.2%
Northern ERs	32,340	30,843	95.4%	4.7%
Saguenay—Lac-Saint-Jean	1,830	1,488	81.3%	0.2%
Mauricie	2,575	2,140	83.1%	0.3%
Côte-Nord	5,633	5,525	98.1%	0.9%
Abitibi-Témiscamingue	5,363	4,875	90.9%	0.8%
Nord-du-Québec	16,943	16,820	99.3%	2.6%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 7.9: Distribution of Anglophone FOLS immigrants, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census
	Total population	Immigrants	Share (%)	Distribution across QC
Quebec total	994,723	323,078	32.5%	100.0%
Montréal	595,920	234,925	39.4%	72.7%
Montérégie	143,645	36,748	25.6%	11.4%
Laval	68,460	25,640	37.5%	7.9%
Capitale-Nationale	11,838	2,913	24.6%	0.9%
Outaouais	58,720	9,418	16.0%	2.9%
Laurentides	33,178	5,555	16.7%	1.7%
Estrie	23,578	3,090	13.1%	1.0%
Lanaudière	10,118	1,738	17.2%	0.5%
Eastern ERs	16,920	1,668	9.9%	0.5%
Centre-du-Québec	2,418	450	18.6%	0.1%
Chaudière-Appalaches	3,705	728	19.6%	0.2%
Gaspésie—Îles-de-la-Madeleine	9,508	280	2.9%	0.1%
Bas-Saint-Laurent	1,295	205	15.8%	0.1%
Northern ERs	32,340	1,388	4.3%	0.4%
Saguenay—Lac-Saint-Jean	1,830	305	16.7%	0.1%
Mauricie	2,575	390	15.1%	0.1%
Côte-Nord	5,633	103	1.8%	0.0%
Abitibi-Témiscamingue	5,363	470	8.8%	0.1%
Nord-du-Québec	16,943	120	0.7%	0.0%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 7.10: Distribution of Francophone FOLS Non-immigrants, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census
	Total population	Non-immigrants	Share (%)	Distribution across QC
Quebec total	6,373,228	5,862,073	92.0%	100.0%
Montréal	1,182,490	871,383	73.7%	14.9%
Montérégie	1,190,635	1,128,500	94.8%	19.3%
Laval	290,765	245,535	84.4%	4.2%
Capitale-Nationale	636,528	613,303	96.4%	10.5%
Outaouais	278,285	264,300	95.0%	4.5%
Laurentides	471,943	457,665	97.0%	7.8%
Estrie	269,743	258,910	96.0%	4.4%
Lanaudière	414,123	403,218	97.4%	6.9%
Eastern ERs	878,365	867,353	98.7%	14.8%
Centre-du-Québec	216,628	212,460	98.1%	3.6%
Chaudière-Appalaches	383,470	379,310	98.9%	6.5%
Gaspésie—Îles-de-la-Madeleine	83,638	83,043	99.3%	1.4%
Bas-Saint-Laurent	194,630	192,543	98.9%	3.3%
Northern ERs	760,345	751,913	98.9%	12.8%
Saguenay—Lac-Saint-Jean	267,290	264,998	99.1%	4.5%
Mauricie	249,730	245,985	98.5%	4.2%
Côte-Nord	88,443	87,605	99.1%	1.5%
Abitibi-Témiscamingue	136,353	135,020	99.0%	2.3%
Nord-du-Québec	18,523	18,300	98.8%	0.3%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 7.11: Distribution of Francophone FOLS immigrants, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census
	Total population	Immigrants	Share (%)	Distribution across QC
Quebec total	6,373,228	487,108	7.6%	100.0%
Montréal	1,182,490	294,250	24.9%	60.4%
Montérégie	1,190,635	60,443	5.1%	12.4%
Laval	290,765	44,455	15.3%	9.1%
Capitale-Nationale	636,528	21,518	3.4%	4.4%
Outaouais	278,285	13,483	4.8%	2.8%
Laurentides	471,943	13,925	3.0%	2.9%
Estrie	269,743	10,070	3.7%	2.1%
Lanaudière	414,123	10,698	2.6%	2.2%
Eastern ERs	878,365	10,263	1.2%	2.1%
Centre-du-Québec	216,628	4,035	1.9%	0.8%
Chaudière-Appalaches	383,470	3,898	1.0%	0.8%
Gaspésie—Îles-de-la-Madeleine	83,638	565	0.7%	0.1%
Bas-Saint-Laurent	194,630	1,765	0.9%	0.4%
Northern ERs	760,345	7,993	1.1%	1.6%
Saguenay—Lac-Saint-Jean	267,290	2,190	0.8%	0.4%
Mauricie	249,730	3,500	1.4%	0.7%
Côte-Nord	88,443	808	0.9%	0.2%
Abitibi-Témiscamingue	136,353	1,265	0.9%	0.3%
Nord-du-Québec	18,523	230	1.2%	0.0%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 8: Immigrants by FOLS categories in Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample

Table 8: Immigrants by FOLS categories in Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	English FOLS		French FOLS		English-French FOLS		Neither English nor French FOLS		Anglophone (FOLS)		Francophone (FOLS)
Quebec total	851,560	248,165	29%	412,195	48%	149,825	18%	41,375	5%	323,078	38%	487,108	57%
Montréal	560,395	182,065	32%	241,390	43%	105,720	19%	31,220	6%	234,925	42%	294,250	53%
Montérégie	100,785	28,820	29%	52,515	52%	15,855	16%	3,590	4%	36,748	36%	60,443	60%
Laval	73,565	17,225	23%	36,040	49%	16,830	23%	3,470	5%	25,640	35%	44,455	60%
Capitale-Nationale	25,165	1,770	7%	20,375	81%	2,285	9%	730	3%	2,913	12%	21,518	86%
Outaouais	23,635	7,435	31%	11,500	49%	3,965	17%	735	3%	9,418	40%	13,483	57%
Laurentides	19,825	4,850	24%	13,220	67%	1,410	7%	340	2%	5,555	28%	13,925	70%
Estrie	13,530	2,370	18%	9,350	69%	1,440	11%	370	3%	3,090	23%	10,070	74%
Lanaudière	12,675	1,215	10%	10,175	80%	1,045	8%	240	2%	1,738	14%	10,698	84%
Eastern ERs	12,405	1,310	11%	9,905	80%	715	6%	475	4%	1,668	13%	10,263	83%
Centre-du-Québec	4,890	280	6%	3,865	79%	340	7%	400	8%	450	9%	4,035	83%
Chaudière-Appalaches	4,670	620	13%	3,790	81%	215	5%	50	1%	728	16%	3,898	83%
Gaspésie-Îles-de-la-Madeleine	845	245	29%	530	63%	70	8%	0	0%	280	33%	565	67%
Bas-Saint-Laurent	2,005	160	8%	1,720	86%	90	4%	25	1%	205	10%	1,765	88%
Northern ERs	9,575	1,105	12%	7,710	81%	565	6%	200	2%	1,388	14%	7,993	83%
Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean	2,535	245	10%	2,130	84%	120	5%	35	1%	305	12%	2,190	86%
Mauricie	3,990	260	7%	3,370	84%	260	7%	95	2%	390	10%	3,500	88%
Côte-Nord	920	90	10%	795	86%	25	3%	10	1%	103	11%	808	88%
Abitibi-Témiscamingue	1,780	405	23%	1,200	67%	130	7%	45	3%	470	26%	1,265	71%
Nord-du-Québec	355	105	30%	215	61%	30	8%	10	3%	120	34%	230	65%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 9: Immigrants by FOLS categories showing persons reporting a single response non-official mother tongue (Allophone) for Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample

Table 9: English FOLS immigrants showing persons reporting a single response on non-official mother tongue (Allophone), Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	# Allophone	% Allophone
Quebec total	248,165	168,560	68%
Montréal	182,065	127,665	70%
Montérégie	28,820	16,940	59%
Laval	17,225	13,760	80%
Capitale-Nationale	1,770	585	33%
Outaouais	7,435	4,750	64%
Laurentides	4,850	2,645	55%
Estrie	2,370	725	31%
Lanaudière	1,215	730	60%
Eastern ERs	1,310	305	23%
Northern ERs	1,105	465	42%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 9.1: French FOLS immigrants showing persons reporting a single response on non-official mother tongue (Allophone), Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	# Allophone	% Allophone
Quebec total	412,195	241,995	59%
Montréal	241,390	155,055	64%
Montérégie	52,515	25,965	49%
Laval	36,040	23,295	65%
Capitale-Nationale	20,375	9,620	47%
Outaouais	11,500	6,360	55%
Laurentides	13,220	5,365	41%
Estrie	9,350	4,480	48%
Lanaudière	10,175	4,910	48%
Eastern ERs	9,905	3,625	37%
Northern ERs	7,710	3,315	43%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 9.2: English-French FOLS immigrants showing persons reporting a single response on non-official mother tongue (Allophone), Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	# Allophone	% Allophone
Quebec total	149,825	147,350	98%
Montréal	105,720	103,980	98%
Montérégie	15,855	15,605	98%
Laval	16,830	16,565	98%
Capitale-Nationale	2,285	2,260	99%
Outaouais	3,965	3,900	98%
Laurentides	1,410	1,380	98%
Estrie	1,440	1,390	97%
Lanaudière	1,045	1,010	97%
Eastern ERs	715	705	99%
Northern ERs	565	555	98%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 9.3: Anglophone FOLS immigrants showing persons reporting a single response on non-official mother tongue (Allophone), Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	# Allophone	% Allophone
Quebec total	323,078	242,235	75%
Montréal	234,925	179,655	76%
Montérégie	36,748	24,743	67%
Laval	25,640	22,043	86%
Capitale-Nationale	2,913	1,715	59%
Outaouais	9,418	6,700	71%
Laurentides	5,555	3,335	60%
Estrie	3,090	1,420	46%
Lanaudière	1,738	1,235	71%
Eastern ERs	1,668	658	39%
Northern ERs	1,388	743	54%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 9.4: Francophone FOLS immigrants showing persons reporting a single response on non-official mother tongue (Allophone), Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	# Allophone	% Allophone
Quebec total	487,108	315,670	65%
Montréal	294,250	207,045	70%
Montérégie	60,443	33,768	56%
Laval	44,455	31,578	71%
Capitale-Nationale	21,518	10,750	50%
Outaouais	13,483	8,310	62%
Laurentides	13,925	6,055	43%
Estrie	10,070	5,175	51%
Lanaudière	10,698	5,415	51%
Eastern ERs	10,263	3,978	39%
Northern ERs	7,993	3,593	45%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 10: Immigrants by FOLS categories showing knowledge of English and French (official language bilingualism) for Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample

Table 10: English FOLS immigrants showing knowledge of English and French (official language bilingualism), Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	# bilingual	% bilingual
Quebec total	248,165	99,075	40%
Montréal	182,065	68,055	37%
Montérégie	28,820	12,685	44%
Laval	17,220	7,750	45%
Capitale-Nationale	1,770	1,395	79%
Outaouais	7,435	2,440	33%
Laurentides	4,850	2,825	58%
Estrie	2,370	1,415	60%
Lanaudière	1,220	845	69%
Eastern ERs	1,315	980	75%
Northern ERs	1,105	680	62%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 10.1: French FOLS immigrants showing knowledge of English and French (official language bilingualism), Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	# bilingual	% bilingual
Quebec total	412,195	179,265	43%
Montréal	241,385	103,890	43%
Montérégie	52,520	24,590	47%
Laval	36,040	17,105	47%
Capitale-Nationale	20,380	7,885	39%
Outaouais	11,505	6,135	53%
Laurentides	13,220	6,375	48%
Estrie	9,350	3,770	40%
Lanaudière	10,175	4,165	41%
Eastern ERs	9,905	2,770	28%
Northern ERs	7,710	2,585	34%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 10.2: English-French FOLS immigrants showing knowledge of English and French (official language bilingualism), Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	# bilingual	% bilingual
Quebec total	149,825	149,770	100%
Montréal	105,720	105,670	100%
Montérégie	15,855	15,855	100%
Laval	16,830	16,820	100%
Capitale-Nationale	2,285	2,285	100%
Outaouais	3,965	3,960	100%
Laurentides	1,440	1,410	100%
Estrie	1,440	1,440	100%
Lanaudière	1,050	1,045	100%
Eastern ERs	715	715	100%
Northern ERs	565	565	100%

Table 10.3: Anglophone FOLS immigrants showing knowledge of English and French (official language bilingualism), Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	# bilingual	% bilingual
Quebec total	323,078	173,960	54%
Montréal	234,925	120,890	51%
Montérégie	36,748	20,613	56%
Laval	25,635	16,160	63%
Capitale-Nationale	2,913	2,538	87%
Outaouais	9,418	4,420	47%
Laurentides	5,555	3,530	64%
Estrie	3,090	2,135	69%
Lanaudière	1,745	1,368	78%
Eastern ERs	1,673	1,340	80%
Northern ERs	1,388	963	69%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 10.4: Francophone FOLS immigrants showing knowledge of English and French (official language bilingualism), Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	# bilingual	% bilingual
Quebec total	487,108	254,150	52%
Montréal	294,245	156,725	53%
Montérégie	60,448	32,725	54%
Laval	44,455	25,515	57%
Capitale-Nationale	21,523	9,028	42%
Outaouais	13,488	8,115	60%
Laurentides	13,925	7,080	51%
Estrie	10,070	4,490	45%
Lanaudière	10,700	4,688	44%
Eastern ERs	10,263	3,130	30%
Northern ERs	7,993	2,868	36%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 11: Allophone immigrants by FOLS categories showing language transfer for Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample

Table 11: Allophone immigrants by FOLS categories showing language transfer for Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	English FOLS to English		French FOLS to French		English-French FOLS to English and French		Anglophones to English		Francophones to French
Quebec total	90,715	54%	147,425	61%	8,455	6%	94,360	39%	151,653	48%
Montréal	66,265	52%	88,425	57%	5,890	6%	68,685	38%	91,370	44%
Montérégie	9,705	57%	17,805	69%	825	5%	10,175	41%	18,218	54%
Laval	7,820	57%	15,075	65%	945	6%	8,180	37%	15,548	49%
Capitale-Nationale	445	76%	6,415	67%	105	5%	505	29%	6,468	60%
Outaouais	2,730	57%	4,230	67%	235	6%	2,835	42%	4,348	52%
Laurentides	2,010	76%	3,940	73%	145	11%	2,095	63%	4,013	66%
Estrie	550	76%	2,950	66%	60	4%	590	42%	2,980	58%
Lanaudière	585	80%	3,775	77%	155	15%	635	51%	3,853	71%
Eastern ERs	240	79%	2,305	64%	45	6%	260	40%	2,328	59%
Northern ERs	360	77%	2,515	76%	55	10%	395	53%	2,543	71%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 12: Working immigrants by FOLS categories showing language spoken most often at work* for Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample

Table 12: English FOLS working immigrants by language spoken most often at work, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample

Description

The total immigrant count used to calculate percentages, did not include people who reported speaking a "non-official language only" most often at work since in many cases the numbers and percentages were too small for presentation purposes.
	Total	English-most often at work*		French-most often at work**		English and French-most often at work***
Quebec total	148,250	112,010	76%	20,730	14%	15,510	10%
Montréal	109,330	85,555	78%	12,275	11%	11,500	11%
Montérégie	17,020	12,070	71%	3,205	19%	1,745	10%
Laval	10,240	6,560	64%	2,115	21%	1,565	15%
Capitale-Nationale	1,055	330	32%	650	62%	75	7%
Outaouais	5,015	4,565	91%	270	5%	180	4%
Laurentides	2,405	1,430	60%	775	32%	200	8%
Estrie	1,120	610	54%	380	34%	130	12%
Lanaudière	715	315	44%	315	44%	85	12%
Eastern ERs	805	280	36%	480	61%	45	6%
Northern ERs	560	300	53%	260	46%	0	0%

*Includes "English only" and "English and a non-official language" spoken most often at work.

**Includes "French only" and "French and a non-official language" spoken most often at work.

***Includes "English and French" and "English, French and a non-official language" spoken most often at work.

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 12.1: French FOLS working immigrants by language spoken most often at work, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample

Description

The total immigrant count used to calculate percentages, did not include people who reported speaking a "non-official language only" most often at work since in many cases the numbers and percentages were too small for presentation purposes.
	Total	English-most often at work*		French-most often at work**		English and French-most often at work***
Quebec total	240,640	18,680	8%	198,885	83%	23,075	10%
Montréal	137,545	11,665	8%	110,670	80%	15,210	11%
Montérégie	31,815	2,295	7%	27,230	86%	2,290	7%
Laval	23,035	1,530	7%	18,605	81%	2,900	13%
Capitale-Nationale	12,255	180	1%	11,625	95%	450	4%
Outaouais	7,270	1,675	23%	4,785	66%	810	11%
Laurentides	8,120	495	6%	7,115	88%	510	6%
Estrie	5,145	270	5%	4,630	90%	245	5%
Lanaudière	6,360	325	5%	5,650	89%	385	6%
Eastern ERs	5,400	120	2%	5,115	95%	165	3%
Northern ERs	3,720	145	4%	3,460	93%	115	3%

*Includes "English only" and "English and a non-official language" spoken most often at work.

**Includes "French only" and "French and a non-official language" spoken most often at work.

***Includes "English and French" and "English, French and a non-official language" spoken most often at work.

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 12.2: English-French FOLS working immigrants by language spoken most often at work, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample

Description

The total immigrant count used to calculate percentages, did not include people who reported speaking a "non-official language only" most often at work since in many cases the numbers and percentages were too small for presentation purposes.
	Total	English-most often at work*		French-most often at work**		English and French-most often at work***
Quebec total	96,315	26,800	28%	48,155	50%	21,360	22%
Montréal	65,595	19,855	30%	31,215	48%	14,525	22%
Montérégie	10,955	2,660	24%	6,030	55%	2,265	21%
Laval	12,015	630	22%	6,110	51%	3,270	27%
Capitale-Nationale	1,610	95	6%	1,390	86%	125	8%
Outaouais	2,865	1,045	36%	1,160	40%	660	23%
Laurentides	905	175	19%	510	56%	220	24%
Estrie	845	150	18%	560	66%	135	16%
Lanaudière	685	85	12%	505	74%	95	14%
Eastern ERs	460	25	5%	390	85%	45	10%
Northern ERs	380	75	20%	295	78%	10	3%

*Includes "English only" and "English and a non-official language" spoken most often at work.

**Includes "French only" and "French and a non-official language" spoken most often at work.

***Includes "English and French" and "English, French and a non-official language" spoken most often at work.

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 12.3: Anglophone FOLS working immigrants by language spoken most often at work, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample

Description

The total immigrant count used to calculate percentages, did not include people who reported speaking a "non-official language only" most often at work since in many cases the numbers and percentages were too small for presentation purposes.
	Total	English-most often at work*		French-most often at work**		English and French-most often at work***
Quebec total	196,408	125,410	64%	44,808	23%	26,190	13%
Montréal	142,128	95,483	67%	27,883	20%	18,763	54%
Montérégie	22,498	13,400	60%	6,220	28%	2,878	58%
Laval	16,248	6,875	42%	5,170	32%	3,200	61%
Capitale-Nationale	1,860	378	20%	1,345	72%	138	50%
Outaouais	6,448	5,088	79%	850	13%	510	58%
Laurentides	2,858	1,518	53%	1,030	36%	310	52%
Estrie	1,543	685	44%	660	43%	198	48%
Lanaudière	1,058	358	34%	568	54%	133	54%
Eastern ERs	1,035	293	28%	675	65%	68	51%
Northern ERs	750	338	45%	408	54%	5	54%

*Includes "English only" and "English and a non-official language" spoken most often at work.

**Includes "French only" and "French and a non-official language" spoken most often at work.

***Includes "English and French" and "English, French and a non-official language" spoken most often at work.

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 12.4: Anglophone FOLS working immigrants by language spoken most often at work, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample

Description

The total immigrant count used to calculate percentages, did not include people who reported speaking a "non-official language only" most often at work since in many cases the numbers and percentages were too small for presentation purposes.
	Total	English-most often at work*		French-most often at work**		English and French-most often at work***
Quebec total	487,108	47,120	10%	129,660	27%	241,645	50%
Montréal	294,250	24,738	8%	84,643	29%	141,768	48%
Montérégie	60,443	6,770	11%	13,378	22%	31,515	52%
Laval	44,455	2,898	7%	10,155	23%	25,420	57%
Capitale-Nationale	21,518	3,303	15%	6,088	28%	9,978	46%
Outaouais	13,483	1,658	12%	3,633	27%	7,223	54%
Laurentides	13,925	1,558	11%	2,483	18%	7,633	55%
Estrie	10,070	1,540	15%	2,770	28%	4,505	45%
Lanaudière	10,698	1,125	11%	2,135	20%	5,838	55%
Eastern ERs	10,263	1,883	18%	2,578	25%	4,363	43%
Northern ERs	7,993	1,650	21%	1,795	22%	3,410	43%

*Includes "English only" and "English and a non-official language" spoken most often at work.

**Includes "French only" and "French and a non-official language" spoken most often at work.

***Includes "English and French" and "English, French and a non-official language" spoken most often at work.

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 13: Immigrants by FOLS categories showing economic regions they lived in five years ago, for the population five years and older, for Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample

Table 13: French FOLS immigrants showing economic regions they lived in five years ago, population five years and older, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	Lived in same economic region- 5 years ago		Lived in different economic region in Quebec- 5 years ago		Lived in different economic region outside Quebec- 5 years ago
Quebec total	246,935	198,475	80%	10,505	4%	37,955	15%
Montréal	181,165	148,795	82%	2,450	1%	29,920	17%
Montérégie	28,705	21,750	76%	3,865	13%	3,090	11%
Laval	17,180	13,545	79%	2,675	16%	960	6%
Capitale-Nationale	1,735	1,295	75%	95	5%	345	20%
Outaouais	7,395	4,815	65%	165	2%	2,415	33%
Laurentides	4,800	3,685	77%	685	14%	430	9%
Estrie	2,345	1,900	81%	120	5%	325	14%
Lanaudière	1,215	865	71%	270	22%	80	7%
Eastern ERs	1,315	995	76%	85	6%	235	18%
Northern ERs	1,100	845	77%	95	9%	160	15%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 13.1: French FOLS immigrants showing economic regions they lived in five years ago, population five years and older, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	Lived in same economic region - 5 years ago		Lived in different economic region in Quebec - 5 years ago		Lived in different economic region outside Quebec - 5 years ago
Montréal	405,365	300,130	74%	29,205	7%	76,030	19%
Montérégie	51,385	36,530	71%	6,780	13%	8,075	16%
Laval	35,715	25,215	71%	7,200	20%	3,300	9%
Capitale-Nationale	19,845	13,930	70%	1,445	7%	4,470	23%
Outaouais	11,240	7,865	70%	835	7%	2,540	23%
Laurentides	12,875	9,100	71%	2,315	18%	1,460	11%
Estrie	9,145	6,295	69%	715	8%	2,135	23%
Lanaudière	10,020	6,235	62%	2,840	28%	945	9%
Eastern ERs	9,540	6,590	69%	1,205	13%	1,745	18%
Northern ERs	7,345	5,345	73%	630	9%	1,370	19%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 13.2: English-French FOLS immigrants showing economic regions they lived in five years ago, population five years and older, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	Lived in same economic region- 5 years ago		Lived in different economic region in Quebec- 5 years ago		Lived in different economic region outside Quebec- 5 years ago
Quebec total	149,415	109,435	73%	8,755	6%	31,225	21%
Montréal	105,430	80,855	77%	1,530	1%	23,045	22%
Montérégie	15,800	10,255	65%	2,405	15%	3,140	20%
Laval	16,790	11,305	67%	3,500	21%	1,985	12%
Capitale-Nationale	2,280	1,305	57%	90	4%	885	39%
Outaouais	3,960	2,660	67%	255	6%	1,045	26%
Laurentides	1,405	790	56%	430	31%	185	13%
Estrie	1,435	855	60%	75	5%	505	35%
Lanaudière	1,050	615	59%	345	33%	90	9%
Eastern ERs	715	445	62%	75	10%	195	27%
Northern ERs	560	345	62%	55	10%	160	29%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 13.3: Anglophone FOLS immigrants showing economic regions they lived in five years ago, population five years and older, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	Lived in same economic region - 5 years ago		Lived in different economic region in Quebec - 5 years ago		Lived in different economic region outside Quebec - 5 years ago
Quebec total	321,643	253,193	79%	14,883	5%	53,568	17%
Montréal	233,880	189,223	81%	3,215	1%	41,443	18%
Montérégie	36,605	26,878	73%	5,068	14%	4,660	13%
Laval	25,575	19,198	75%	4,425	17%	1,953	8%
Capitale-Nationale	2,875	1,948	68%	140	5%	788	27%
Outaouais	9,375	6,145	66%	293	3%	2,938	31%
Laurentides	5,503	4,080	74%	900	16%	523	9%
Estrie	3,063	2,328	76%	158	5%	578	19%
Lanaudière	1,740	1,173	67%	443	25%	125	7%
Eastern ERs	1,673	1,218	73%	123	7%	333	20%
Northern ERs	1,380	1,018	74%	123	9%	240	17%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 13.4: Francophone FOLS immigrants showing economic regions they lived in five years ago, population five years and older, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	Lived in same economic region - 5 years ago		Lived in different economic region in Quebec - 5 years ago		Lived in different economic region outside Quebec - 5 years ago
Quebec total	480,073	354,848	74%	33,583	7%	91,643	19%
Montréal	290,960	223,458	77%	6,000	2%	61,503	21%
Montérégie	59,285	41,658	70%	7,983	13%	9,645	16%
Laval	44,110	30,868	70%	8,950	20%	4,293	10%
Capitale-Nationale	20,985	14,583	69%	1,490	7%	4,913	23%
Outaouais	13,220	9,195	70%	963	7%	3,063	23%
Laurentides	13,578	9,495	70%	2,530	19%	1,553	11%
Estrie	9,863	6,723	68%	753	8%	2,388	24%
Lanaudière	10,545	6,543	62%	3,013	29%	990	9%
Eastern ERs	9,898	6,813	69%	1,243	13%	1,843	19%
Northern ERs	7,625	5,518	72%	658	9%	1,450	19%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 14: Immigrants by FOLS categories showing average age and age distribution for Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample

Table 14: Average age and distribution by age group for all immigrants, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	0 to 14 years		15 to 34 years		35 to 64 years		65 years +		Average age
Quebec total	851,560	60,610	7%	206,800	24%	435,040	51%	149,110	18%	45
Montréal	560,395	34,210	6%	144,075	26%	280,505	50%	101,605	18%	45
Montérégie	100,785	8,260	8%	20,390	20%	54,315	54%	17,820	18%	45
Laval	73,565	3,665	5%	14,845	20%	42,330	58%	12,735	17%	46
Capitale-Nationale	25,165	3,675	15%	7,055	28%	11,655	46%	2,780	11%	38
Outaouais	23,635	2,115	9%	6,120	26%	12,910	55%	2,490	11%	41
Laurentides	19,825	1,860	9%	3,300	17%	10,690	54%	3,965	20%	47
Estrie	13,530	1,770	13%	3,450	25%	6,190	46%	2,115	16%	41
Lanaudière	12,675	1,200	9%	2,440	19%	6,885	54%	2,145	17%	45
Eastern ERs	12,405	2,110	17%	3,095	25%	5,345	43%	1,855	15%	39
Northern ERs	9,575	1,745	18%	2,035	21%	4,210	44%	1,595	17%	41

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 14.1: Average age and distribution by age group for English FOLS immigrants, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	0 to 14 years		15 to 34 years		35 to 64 years		65 years +		Average age
Quebec total	248,165	6,620	3%	48,960	20%	141,070	57%	51,520	21%	49
Montréal	182,065	4,805	3%	39,035	21%	102,165	56%	36,065	20%	48
Montérégie	28,820	685	2%	4,155	14%	17,050	59%	6,930	24%	51
Laval	17,225	325	2%	2,205	13%	10,795	63%	3,895	23%	51
Capitale-Nationale	1,770	130	7%	370	21%	905	51%	365	21%	46
Outaouais	7,435	215	3%	1,670	22%	4,460	60%	1,085	15%	46
Laurentides	4,850	235	5%	595	12%	2,565	53%	1,455	30%	53
Estrie	2,370	85	4%	325	14%	1,190	50%	775	33%	53
Lanaudière	1,215	55	5%	140	12%	655	54%	360	30%	53
Eastern ERs	1,310	35	3%	330	25%	675	52%	265	20%	48
Northern ERs	1,105	45	4%	135	12%	605	55%	320	29%	53

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 14.2: Average age and distribution by age group for French FOLS immigrants, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	0 to 14 years		15 to 34 years		35 to 64 years		65 years +		Average age
Quebec total	412,195	43,080	10%	104,555	25%	204,860	50%	59,705	14%	42
Montréal	241,390	21,880	9%	66,470	28%	116,880	48%	36,165	15%	42
Montérégie	52,515	6,275	12%	10,785	21%	27,325	52%	8,135	15%	43
Laval	36,040	2,550	7%	7,850	22%	20,550	57%	5,085	14%	44
Capitale-Nationale	20,375	3,245	16%	5,615	28%	9,435	46%	2,080	10%	38
Outaouais	11,500	1,530	13%	2,885	25%	6,180	54%	915	8%	39
Laurentides	13,220	1,515	11%	2,305	17%	7,285	55%	2,110	16%	44
Estrie	9,350	1,480	16%	2,455	26%	4,205	45%	1,210	13%	39
Lanaudière	10,175	1,115	11%	1,990	20%	5,555	55%	1,520	15%	43
Eastern ERs	9,905	1,855	19%	2,480	25%	4,180	42%	1,390	14%	38
Northern ERs	7,710	1,630	21%	1,715	22%	3,270	42%	1,090	14%	38

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 14.3: Average age and distribution by age group for English-French FOLS immigrants, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	0 to 14 years		15 to 34 years		35 to 64 years		65 years +		Average age
Quebec total	149,825	8,080	5%	50,210	34%	73,570	49%	17,970	12%	41
Montréal	105,720	5,715	5%	36,345	34%	49,775	47%	13,890	13%	41
Montérégie	15,855	990	6%	5,185	33%	8,380	53%	1,305	8%	40
Laval	16,830	695	4%	4,610	27%	9,740	58%	1,780	11%	43
Capitale-Nationale	2,285	115	5%	945	41%	1,085	47%	145	6%	37
Outaouais	3,965	255	6%	1,495	38%	2,085	53%	130	3%	37
Laurentides	1,410	85	6%	355	25%	695	49%	275	20%	45
Estrie	1,440	120	8%	630	44%	600	42%	90	6%	35
Lanaudière	1,045	20	2%	290	28%	565	54%	175	17%	45
Eastern ERs	715	55	8%	195	27%	365	51%	100	14%	41
Northern ERs	565	40	7%	160	28%	280	50%	85	15%	43

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 14.4: Average age and distribution by age group for Anglophone FOLS immigrants, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	0 to 14 years		15 to 34 years		35 to 64 years		65 years +		Average age
Quebec total	323,078	10,660	3%	74,065	23%	177,855	55%	60,505	19%	45
Montréal	234,925	7,663	3%	57,208	24%	127,053	54%	43,010	18%	45
Montérégie	36,748	1,180	3%	6,748	18%	21,240	58%	7,583	21%	45
Laval	25,640	673	3%	4,510	18%	15,665	61%	4,785	19%	46
Capitale-Nationale	2,913	188	6%	843	29%	1,448	50%	438	15%	38
Outaouais	9,418	343	4%	2,418	26%	5,503	58%	1,150	12%	41
Laurentides	5,555	278	5%	773	14%	2,913	52%	1,593	29%	47
Estrie	3,090	145	5%	640	21%	1,490	48%	820	27%	41
Lanaudière	1,738	65	4%	285	16%	938	54%	448	26%	45
Eastern ERs	1,668	63	4%	428	26%	858	51%	315	19%	39
Northern ERs	1,388	65	5%	215	15%	745	54%	363	26%	41

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 14.5: Average age and distribution by age group for Francophone FOLS immigrants, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	0 to 14 years		15 to 34 years		35 to 64 years		65 years +		Average age
Quebec total	487,108	47,120	10%	129,660	27%	241,645	50%	68,690	14%	45
Montréal	294,250	24,738	8%	84,643	29%	141,768	48%	43,110	15%	45
Montérégie	60,443	6,770	11%	13,378	22%	31,515	52%	8,788	15%	45
Laval	44,455	2,898	7%	10,155	23%	25,420	57%	5,975	13%	46
Capitale-Nationale	21,518	3,303	15%	6,088	28%	9,978	46%	2,153	10%	38
Outaouais	13,483	1,658	12%	3,633	27%	7,223	54%	980	7%	41
Laurentides	13,925	1,558	11%	2,483	18%	7,633	55%	2,248	16%	47
Estrie	10,070	1,540	15%	2,770	28%	4,505	45%	1,255	12%	41
Lanaudière	10,698	1,125	11%	2,135	20%	5,838	55%	1,608	15%	45
Eastern ERs	10,263	1,883	18%	2,578	25%	4,363	43%	1,440	14%	39
Northern ERs	7,993	1,650	21%	1,795	22%	3,410	43%	1,133	14%	41

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 15: Immigrants by FOLS categories showing gender, 2006 Census, 20% sample

Table 15: Total immigrants by gender, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	Male	% Male	Female	% Female
Quebec total	851,560	417,925	49%	433,635	51%
Montréal	560,395	272,365	49%	288,030	51%
Montérégie	100,785	50,090	50%	50,700	50%
Laval	73,565	36,855	50%	36,715	50%
Capitale-Nationale	25,165	12,600	50%	12,570	50%
Outaouais	23,635	11,645	49%	11,990	51%
Laurentides	19,825	10,320	52%	9,500	48%
Estrie	13,530	6,745	50%	6,790	50%
Lanaudière	12,675	6,455	51%	6,225	49%
Eastern ERs	12,405	6,205	50%	6,205	50%
Northern ERs	9,575	4,665	49%	4,915	51%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 15.1: English FOLS immigrants by gender, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	Male	% Male	Female	% Female
Quebec total	248,165	121,455	49%	126,710	51%
Montréal	182,065	88,970	49%	93,095	51%
Montérégie	28,820	13,875	48%	14,940	52%
Laval	17,225	8,780	51%	8,445	49%
Capitale-Nationale	1,770	800	45%	975	55%
Outaouais	7,435	3,825	51%	3,605	48%
Laurentides	4,850	2,445	50%	2,405	50%
Estrie	2,370	1,045	44%	1,330	56%
Lanaudière	1,215	580	48%	635	52%
Eastern ERs	1,310	615	47%	695	53%
Northern ERs	1,105	515	47%	595	54%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 15.2: French FOLS immigrants by gender, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	Male	% Male	Female	% Female
Quebec total	412,195	201,635	49%	210,560	51%
Montréal	241,390	116,260	48%	125,130	52%
Montérégie	52,515	26,460	50%	26,060	50%
Laval	36,040	17,635	49%	18,405	51%
Capitale-Nationale	20,375	10,265	50%	10,115	50%
Outaouais	11,500	5,440	47%	6,070	53%
Laurentides	13,220	6,935	52%	6,285	48%
Estrie	9,350	4,775	51%	4,580	49%
Lanaudière	10,175	5,165	51%	5,005	49%
Eastern ERs	9,905	4,975	50%	4,930	50%
Northern ERs	7,710	3,720	48%	3,995	52%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 15.3: English-French FOLS immigrants by gender, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	Male	% Male	Female	% Female
Quebec total	149,825	81,715	55%	68,115	45%
Montréal	105,720	57,410	54%	48,305	46%
Montérégie	15,855	8,530	54%	7,330	46%
Laval	16,830	9,410	56%	7,420	44%
Capitale-Nationale	2,285	1,255	55%	1,030	45%
Outaouais	3,965	2,165	55%	1,800	45%
Laurentides	1,410	805	57%	605	43%
Estrie	1,440	775	54%	665	46%
Lanaudière	1,045	630	60%	420	40%
Eastern ERs	715	380	53%	335	47%
Northern ERs	565	365	65%	200	35%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 15.4: Anglophone FOLS immigrants by gender, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	Male	% Male	Female	% Female
Quebec total	323,078	162,313	50%	160,768	50%
Montréal	234,925	117,675	50%	117,248	50%
Montérégie	36,748	18,140	49%	18,605	51%
Laval	25,640	13,485	53%	12,155	47%
Capitale-Nationale	2,913	1,428	49%	1,490	51%
Outaouais	9,418	4,908	52%	4,505	48%
Laurentides	5,555	2,848	51%	2,708	49%
Estrie	3,090	1,433	46%	1,663	54%
Lanaudière	1,738	895	52%	845	49%
Eastern ERs	1,668	805	48%	863	52%
Northern ERs	1,388	698	50%	695	50%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 15.5: Francophone FOLS immigrants by gender, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	Male	% Male	Female	% Female
Quebec total	487,108	242,493	50%	244,618	50%
Montréal	294,250	144,965	49%	149,283	51%
Montérégie	60,443	30,725	51%	29,725	49%
Laval	44,455	22,340	50%	22,115	50%
Capitale-Nationale	21,518	10,893	51%	10,630	49%
Outaouais	13,483	6,523	48%	6,970	52%
Laurentides	13,925	7,338	53%	6,588	47%
Estrie	10,070	5,163	51%	4,913	49%
Lanaudière	10,698	5,480	51%	5,215	49%
Eastern ERs	10,263	5,165	50%	5,098	50%
Northern ERs	7,993	3,903	49%	4,095	51%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 16: Immigrants in private households by FOLS categories showing census family status, 2006 Census, 20% sample

Table 16: Total immigrants in private households by census family status, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	# and % of Census family persons		# and % Husbands or wives in Census families		# and % of Common-law partners in Census families		# and % of Lone parents in Census families		# and % of Children in Census families		# and % of persons not in Census families
Quebec total	848,925	699,345	82%	442,250	63%	54,840	8%	57,215	8%	145,035	21%	149,580	18%
Montréal	559,125	447,325	80%	286,645	64%	28,705	6%	41,240	9%	90,735	20%	111,805	20%
Montérégie	100,455	87,685	87%	55,390	63%	8,575	10%	5,495	6%	18,225	21%	12,770	13%
Laval	73,470	65,670	89%	45,610	69%	3,890	6%	4,550	7%	11,620	18%	7,800	11%
Capitale-Nationale	24,890	20,910	84%	10,570	51%	3,015	14%	1,285	6%	6,035	29%	3,975	16%
Outaouais	23,565	20,215	86%	12,330	61%	1,915	9%	1,485	7%	4,480	22%	3,345	14%
Laurentides	19,630	16,800	86%	10,445	62%	2,470	15%	880	5%	3,005	18%	2,830	14%
Estrie	13,445	11,180	83%	5,900	53%	1,540	14%	710	6%	3,030	27%	2,265	17%
Lanaudière	12,620	10,910	86%	6,440	59%	1,660	15%	675	6%	2,140	20%	1,705	14%
Eastern ERs	12,240	10,620	87%	4,940	47%	1,965	19%	480	5%	3,235	30%	1,615	13%
Northern ERs	9,490	8,025	85%	3,970	49%	1,110	14%	410	5%	2,530	32%	1,470	15%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 16.1: English FOLS immigrants in private households by census family status, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	# and % of Census family persons		# and % Husbands or wives in Census families		# and % of Common-law partners in Census families		# and % of Lone parents in Census families		# and % of Children in Census families		# and % of persons not in Census families
Quebec total	247,485	198,625	80%	147,180	74%	12,785	6%	15,795	8%	22,860	12%	48,860	20%
Montréal	181,750	142,345	78%	104,745	74%	8,195	6%	12,145	9%	17,255	12%	39,405	22%
Montérégie	28,710	24,810	86%	18,730	75%	1,820	7%	1,670	7%	2,585	10%	3,900	14%
Laval	17,210	15,315	89%	12,210	80%	750	5%	1,020	7%	1,340	9%	1,900	11%
Capitale-Nationale	1,750	1,490	85%	935	63%	200	13%	100	7%	255	17%	260	15%
Outaouais	7,400	6,105	83%	4,510	74%	650	11%	390	6%	560	9%	1,295	18%
Laurentides	4,760	3,855	81%	2,785	72%	465	12%	165	4%	430	11%	905	19%
Estrie	2,340	1,795	77%	1,285	72%	230	13%	145	8%	140	8%	540	23%
Lanaudière	1,210	1,010	83%	710	70%	145	14%	35	3%	120	12%	205	17%
Eastern ERs	1,260	1,070	85%	660	62%	235	22%	75	7%	100	9%	190	15%
Northern ERs	1,095	840	77%	620	74%	100	12%	50	6%	75	9%	260	24%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 16.2: French FOLS immigrants in private households by census family status, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	# and % of Census family persons		# and % Husbands or wives in Census families		# and % of Common-law partners in Census families		# and % of Lone parents in Census families		# and % of Children in Census families		# and % of persons not in Census families
Quebec total	410,510	336,120	82%	188,120	56%	36,765	11%	30,205	9%	81,025	24%	74,385	18%
Montréal	240,595	189,275	79%	107,425	57%	17,110	9%	20,505	11%	44,240	23%	51,325	21%
Montérégie	52,330	45,165	86%	25,225	56%	6,140	14%	2,900	6%	10,895	24%	7,165	14%
Laval	35,965	31,975	89%	20,235	63%	2,600	8%	2,580	8%	6,565	21%	3,985	11%
Capitale-Nationale	20,165	16,735	83%	8,005	48%	2,705	16%	985	6%	5,040	30%	3,430	17%
Outaouais	11,470	9,990	87%	5,290	53%	1,120	11%	825	8%	2,755	28%	1,485	13%
Laurentides	13,125	11,365	87%	6,560	58%	1,880	17%	640	6%	2,280	20%	1,765	13%
Estrie	9,300	7,810	84%	3,790	49%	1,185	15%	490	6%	2,340	30%	1,490	16%
Lanaudière	10,125	8,795	87%	4,940	56%	1,415	16%	605	7%	1,845	21%	1,325	13%
Eastern ERs	9,790	8,450	86%	3,690	44%	1,635	19%	355	4%	2,770	33%	1,335	14%
Northern ERs	7,645	6,560	86%	2,970	45%	975	15%	325	5%	2,300	35%	1,080	14%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 16.3: English-French FOLS immigrants in private households by census family status, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	# and % of Census family persons		# and % Husbands or wives in Census families		# and % of Common-law partners in Census families		# and % of Lone parents in Census families		# and % of Children in Census families		# and % of persons not in Census families
Quebec total	149,620	133,115	89%	84,445	63%	4,745	4%	6,520	5%	37,410	28%	16,505	11%
Montréal	105,605	92,095	87%	57,245	62%	3,085	3%	4,925	5%	26,840	29%	13,505	13%
Montérégie	15,830	14,895	94%	9,435	63%	590	4%	555	4%	4,315	29%	930	6%
Laval	16,825	15,825	94%	11,180	71%	515	3%	585	4%	3,545	22%	995	6%
Capitale-Nationale	2,245	2,045	91%	1,305	64%	100	5%	115	6%	520	25%	205	9%
Outaouais	3,960	3,595	91%	2,260	63%	135	4%	145	4%	1,055	29%	365	9%
Laurentides	1,405	1,325	94%	940	71%	115	9%	35	3%	225	17%	85	6%
Estrie	1,435	1,265	88%	705	56%	45	4%	65	5%	450	36%	170	12%
Lanaudière	1,045	930	89%	665	72%	80	9%	25	3%	160	17%	115	11%
Eastern ERs	715	670	94%	415	62%	45	7%	35	5%	175	26%	40	6%
Northern ERs	560	460	82%	295	64%	30	7%	25	5%	120	26%	95	17%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 16.4: Anglophone FOLS immigrants in private households by census family status, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	# and % of Census family persons		# and % Husbands or wives in Census families		# and % of Common-law partners in Census families		# and % of Lone parents in Census families		# and % of Children in Census families		# and % of persons not in Census families
Quebec total	322,295	265,183	82%	189,403	71%	15,158	6%	19,055	7%	41,565	16%	57,113	18%
Montréal	234,553	188,393	80%	133,368	71%	9,738	5%	14,608	8%	30,675	16%	46,158	20%
Montérégie	36,625	32,258	88%	23,448	73%	2,115	7%	1,948	6%	4,743	15%	4,365	12%
Laval	25,623	23,228	91%	17,800	77%	1,008	4%	1,313	6%	3,113	13%	2,398	9%
Capitale-Nationale	2,873	2,513	87%	1,588	63%	250	10%	158	6%	515	20%	363	13%
Outaouais	9,380	7,903	84%	5,640	71%	718	9%	463	6%	1,088	14%	1,478	16%
Laurentides	5,463	4,518	83%	3,255	72%	523	12%	183	4%	543	12%	948	17%
Estrie	3,058	2,428	79%	1,638	67%	253	10%	178	7%	365	15%	625	20%
Lanaudière	1,733	1,475	85%	1,043	71%	185	13%	48	3%	200	14%	263	15%
Eastern ERs	1,618	1,405	87%	868	62%	258	18%	93	7%	188	13%	210	13%
Northern ERs	1,375	1,070	78%	768	72%	115	11%	63	6%	135	13%	308	22%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 16.5: Francophone FOLS immigrants in private households by census family status, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	# and % of Census family persons		# and % Husbands or wives in Census families		# and % of Common-law partners in Census families		# and % of Lone parents in Census families		# and % of Children in Census families		# and % of persons not in Census families
Quebec total	485,320	402,678	83%	230,343	57%	39,138	10%	33,465	8%	99,730	25%	82,638	17%
Montréal	293,398	235,323	80%	136,048	58%	18,653	8%	22,968	10%	57,660	25%	58,078	20%
Montérégie	60,245	52,613	87%	29,943	57%	6,435	12%	3,178	6%	13,053	25%	7,630	13%
Laval	44,378	39,888	90%	25,825	65%	2,858	7%	2,873	7%	8,338	21%	4,483	10%
Capitale-Nationale	21,288	17,758	83%	8,658	49%	2,755	16%	1,043	6%	5,300	30%	3,533	17%
Outaouais	13,450	11,788	88%	6,420	54%	1,188	10%	898	8%	3,283	28%	1,668	12%
Laurentides	13,828	12,028	87%	7,030	58%	1,938	16%	658	5%	2,393	20%	1,808	13%
Estrie	10,018	8,443	84%	4,143	49%	1,208	14%	523	6%	2,565	30%	1,575	16%
Lanaudière	10,648	9,260	87%	5,273	57%	1,455	16%	618	7%	1,925	21%	1,383	13%
Eastern ERs	10,148	8,785	87%	3,898	44%	1,658	19%	373	4%	2,858	33%	1,355	13%
Northern ERs	7,925	6,790	86%	3,118	46%	990	15%	338	5%	2,360	35%	1,128	14%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 17: Immigrants by FOLS categories showing period of immigration for Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample

Table 17: Total immigrants by period of immigration, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total		Before 1991		1991 to 2000		2001 to 2006
Quebec total	851,560	100%	438,940	52%	218,715	26%	193,905	23%
Montréal	560,395	100%	277,995	50%	145,725	26%	136,675	24%
Montérégie	100,785	100%	57,455	57%	24,250	24%	19,080	19%
Laval	73,565	100%	46,270	63%	18,360	25%	8,935	12%
Capitale-Nationale	25,165	100%	9,515	38%	7,370	29%	8,285	33%
Outaouais	23,635	100%	11,025	47%	7,185	30%	5,430	23%
Laurentides	19,825	100%	12,565	63%	4,055	20%	3,200	16%
Estrie	13,530	100%	6,065	45%	3,330	25%	4,135	31%
Lanaudière	12,675	100%	7,605	60%	3,205	25%	1,870	15%
Eastern ERs	12,405	100%	5,755	46%	3,075	25%	3,575	29%
Northern ERs	9,575	100%	4,695	49%	2,165	23%	2,720	28%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 17.1: English FOLS immigrants by period of immigration, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total		Before 1991		1991 to 2000		2001 to 2006
Quebec total	248,165	100%	150,045	60%	55,965	23%	42,155	17%
Montréal	182,065	100%	103,455	57%	43,720	24%	34,885	19%
Montérégie	28,820	100%	20,140	70%	5,630	20%	3,050	11%
Laval	17,225	100%	13,000	75%	2,895	17%	1,330	8%
Capitale-Nationale	1,770	100%	1,005	57%	395	22%	365	21%
Outaouais	7,435	100%	4,370	59%	1,675	23%	1,395	19%
Laurentides	4,850	100%	3,645	75%	755	16%	445	9%
Estrie	2,370	100%	1,760	74%	290	12%	315	13%
Lanaudière	1,215	100%	1,000	82%	150	12%	70	6%
Eastern ERs	1,310	100%	920	70%	215	16%	180	14%
Northern ERs	1,105	100%	755	68%	235	21%	120	11%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 17.2: French FOLS immigrants by period of immigration, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total		Before 1991		1991 to 2000		2001 to 2006
Quebec total	412,195	100%	198,515	48%	108,515	26%	105,160	26%
Montréal	241,390	100%	109,920	46%	63,785	26%	67,685	28%
Montérégie	52,515	100%	28,845	55%	12,440	24%	11,230	21%
Laval	36,040	100%	21,285	59%	10,020	28%	4,740	13%
Capitale-Nationale	20,375	100%	7,815	38%	6,140	30%	6,425	32%
Outaouais	11,500	100%	4,990	43%	3,660	32%	2,855	25%
Laurentides	13,220	100%	7,845	59%	2,970	22%	2,400	18%
Estrie	9,350	100%	3,895	42%	2,440	26%	3,025	32%
Lanaudière	10,175	100%	5,870	58%	2,745	27%	1,565	15%
Eastern ERs	9,905	100%	4,465	45%	2,590	26%	2,845	29%
Northern ERs	7,710	100%	3,590	47%	1,725	22%	2,400	31%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 17.3: English-French FOLS immigrants by period of immigration, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total		Before 1991		1991 to 2000		2001 to 2006
Quebec total	149,825	100%	68,940	46%	44,750	30%	36,140	24%
Montréal	105,720	100%	47,720	45%	31,105	29%	26,890	25%
Montérégie	15,855	100%	7,005	44%	5,155	33%	3,695	23%
Laval	16,830	100%	9,860	59%	4,695	28%	2,275	14%
Capitale-Nationale	2,285	100%	550	24%	720	32%	1,020	45%
Outaouais	3,965	100%	1,370	35%	1,695	43%	900	23%
Laurentides	1,410	100%	850	60%	290	21%	260	18%
Estrie	1,440	100%	380	26%	485	34%	570	40%
Lanaudière	1,045	100%	655	63%	220	21%	170	16%
Eastern ERs	715	100%	270	38%	245	34%	200	28%
Northern ERs	565	100%	270	48%	145	26%	150	27%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 17.4: Anglophone FOLS immigrants by period of immigration, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total		Before 1991		1991 to 2000		2001 to 2006
Quebec total	323,078	100%	184,515	57%	78,340	24%	60,225	19%
Montréal	234,925	100%	127,315	54%	59,273	25%	48,330	21%
Montérégie	36,748	100%	23,643	64%	8,208	22%	4,898	13%
Laval	25,640	100%	17,930	70%	5,243	20%	2,468	10%
Capitale-Nationale	2,913	100%	1,280	44%	755	26%	875	30%
Outaouais	9,418	100%	5,055	54%	2,523	27%	1,845	20%
Laurentides	5,555	100%	4,070	73%	900	16%	575	10%
Estrie	3,090	100%	1,950	63%	533	17%	600	19%
Lanaudière	1,738	100%	1,328	76%	260	15%	155	9%
Eastern ERs	1,668	100%	1,055	63%	338	20%	280	17%
Northern ERs	1,388	100%	890	64%	308	22%	195	14%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 17.5: Francophone FOLS immigrants by period of immigration, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total		Before 1991		1991 to 2000		2001 to 2006
Quebec total	487,108	100%	232,985	48%	130,890	32%	123,230	30%
Montréal	294,250	100%	133,780	45%	79,338	27%	81,130	28%
Montérégie	60,443	100%	32,348	54%	15,018	25%	13,078	22%
Laval	44,455	100%	26,215	59%	12,368	28%	5,878	13%
Capitale-Nationale	21,518	100%	8,090	38%	6,500	30%	6,935	32%
Outaouais	13,483	100%	5,675	42%	4,508	33%	3,305	25%
Laurentides	13,925	100%	8,270	59%	3,115	22%	2,530	18%
Estrie	10,070	100%	4,085	41%	2,683	27%	3,310	33%
Lanaudière	10,698	100%	6,198	58%	2,855	27%	1,650	15%
Eastern ERs	10,263	100%	4,600	45%	2,713	26%	2,945	29%
Northern ERs	7,993	100%	3,725	47%	1,798	22%	2,475	31%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 18: Immigrants by FOLS categories showing place of birth for Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample

Table 18: English FOLS Immigrants by place of birth, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Quebec		Montréal		Montérégie		Laval		Capitale-Nationale
Total	248,160	100%	182,065	100%	28,820	100%	17,225	100%	1,770	100%
United States of America	16,520	7%	8,910	5%	2,525	9%	535	3%	560	32%
Central America	3,250	1%	2,290	1%	270	1%	250	1%	40	2%
Caribbean and Bermuda	18,090	7%	14,555	8%	2,135	7%	775	4%	65	4%
South America	7,760	3%	5,925	3%	870	3%	370	2%	65	4%
Europe	91,885	37%	61,570	34%	11,755	41%	9,725	56%	545	31%
Western Europe	12,595	5%	6,855	4%	2,610	9%	795	5%	130	7%
Eastern Europe	24,195	10%	19,170	11%	2,110	7%	1,260	7%	70	4%
Southern Europe	37,765	15%	25,585	14%	3,040	11%	7,255	42%	60	3%
Northern Europe	17,335	7%	9,960	5%	3,990	14%	405	2%	285	16%
Africa	12,025	5%	8,915	5%	1,495	5%	720	4%	95	5%
Northern Africa	5,235	2%	3,870	2%	630	2%	475	3%	10	1%
Subtotal - Saharan Africa	6,785	3%	5,040	3%	865	3%	250	1%	85	5%
Middle East	15,400	6%	11,875	7%	845	3%	1,655	10%	45	3%
Asia	82,025	33%	67,350	37%	8,805	31%	3,100	18%	330	19%
West Central Asia	7,155	3%	5,475	3%	690	2%	710	4%	20	1%
Eastern Asia	24,345	10%	18,835	10%	3,815	13%	410	2%	175	10%
Southeast Asia	20,330	8%	16,970	9%	1,865	6%	655	4%	70	4%
Southern Asia	30,200	12%	26,070	14%	2,435	8%	1,330	8%	60	3%
Oceania and other	930	0%	505	0%	95	0%	55	0%	25	1%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 18: English FOLS Immigrants by place of birth, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Outaouais		Laurentides		Estrie		Lanaudière		Eastern ERs		Northern ERs
Total	7,435	100%	4,850	100%	2,370	100%	1,215	100%	1,310	100%	1,105	100%
United States of America	835	11%	955	20%	1,045	44%	175	14%	640	49%	335	30%
Central America	255	3%	55	1%	15	1%	60	5%	10	1%	10	1%
Caribbean and Bermuda	215	3%	165	3%	75	3%	45	4%	55	4%	15	1%
South America	320	4%	115	2%	25	1%	25	2%	35	3%	10	1%
Europe	2,960	40%	2,820	58%	925	39%	750	62%	360	27%	485	44%
Western Europe	720	10%	820	17%	280	12%	130	11%	95	7%	150	14%
Eastern Europe	720	10%	445	9%	75	3%	185	15%	40	3%	105	10%
Southern Europe	630	8%	655	14%	120	5%	350	29%	40	3%	40	4%
Northern Europe	890	12%	890	18%	450	19%	80	7%	185	14%	190	17%
Africa	590	8%	110	2%	25	1%	10	1%	25	2%	40	4%
Northern Africa	175	2%	55	1%	10	0%	10	1%	0	0%	10	1%
Subtotal - Saharan Africa	415	6%	55	1%	10	0%	0	0%	20	2%	35	3%
Middle East	745	10%	120	2%	15	1%	55	5%	25	2%	35	3%
Asia	1,385	19%	455	9%	215	9%	80	7%	135	10%	180	16%
West Central Asia	205	3%	15	0%	20	1%	0	0%	10	1%	10	1%
Eastern Asia	625	8%	160	3%	130	5%	65	5%	55	4%	80	7%
Southeast Asia	400	5%	205	4%	35	1%	10	1%	30	2%	90	8%
Southern Asia	150	2%	75	2%	25	1%	0	0%	40	3%	10	1%
Oceania and other	115	2%	60	1%	30	1%	15	1%	25	2%	10	1%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 18.1: French FOLS Immigrants by place of birth, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Quebec		Montréal		Montérégie		Laval		Capitale-Nationale
Total	412,195	100%	241,390	100%	52,520	100%	36,040	100%	20,380	100%
United States of America	9,155	2%	2,320	1%	1,925	4%	480	1%	640	3%
Central America	16,765	4%	11,110	5%	1,650	3%	1,135	3%	650	3%
Caribbean and Bermuda	56,745	14%	39,475	16%	4,935	9%	6,980	19%	915	4%
South America	27,300	7%	13,955	6%	4,500	9%	1,805	5%	1,650	8%
Europe	144,160	35%	72,810	30%	22,275	42%	10,295	29%	9,735	48%
Western Europe	75,125	18%	30,580	13%	14,930	28%	3,715	10%	6,530	32%
Eastern Europe	20,620	5%	12,590	5%	2,770	5%	1,720	5%	1,030	5%
Southern Europe	47,675	12%	29,300	12%	4,455	8%	4,825	13%	2,100	10%
Northern Europe	740	0%	345	0%	125	0%	40	0%	70	0%
Africa	95,145	23%	65,040	27%	9,730	19%	6,925	19%	4,290	21%
Northern Africa	67,720	16%	48,285	20%	6,240	12%	5,945	16%	2,180	11%
Subtotal - Saharan Africa	27,425	7%	16,755	7%	3,485	7%	985	3%	2,110	10%
Middle East	22,870	6%	14,300	6%	1,575	3%	4,985	14%	355	2%
Asia	38,900	9%	21,795	9%	5,810	11%	3,345	9%	2,060	10%
West Central Asia	6,895	2%	4,240	2%	1,215	2%	640	2%	290	1%
Eastern Asia	11,065	3%	4,595	2%	2,000	4%	380	1%	995	5%
Southeast Asia	18,940	5%	11,520	5%	2,320	4%	2,185	6%	740	4%
Southern Asia	2,000	0%	1,440	1%	275	1%	140	0%	30	0%
Oceania and other	455	0%	200	0%	40	0%	30	0%	20	0%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 18.1: French FOLS Immigrants by place of birth, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Outaouais		Laurentides		Estrie		Lanaudière		Eastern ERs		Northern ERs
Total	11,500	100%	13,220	100%	9,350	100%	10,175	100%	9,905	100%	7,710	100%
United States of America	265	2%	375	3%	1,065	11%	425	4%	1,230	12%	435	6%
Central America	405	4%	330	2%	590	6%	370	4%	280	3%	245	3%
Caribbean and Bermuda	980	9%	750	6%	360	4%	1,460	14%	415	4%	470	6%
South America	795	7%	850	6%	815	9%	825	8%	1,395	14%	700	9%
Europe	4,675	41%	7,845	59%	3,745	40%	4,935	49%	4,480	45%	3,355	44%
Western Europe	2,370	21%	5,380	41%	2,595	28%	3,105	31%	3,545	36%	2,365	31%
Eastern Europe	515	4%	445	3%	310	3%	420	4%	470	5%	350	5%
Southern Europe	1,710	15%	1,980	15%	830	9%	1,400	14%	460	5%	625	8%
Northern Europe	85	1%	45	0%	15	0%	0	0%	0	0%	15	0%
Africa	2,720	24%	1,285	10%	1,835	20%	1,280	13%	845	9%	1,200	16%
Northern Africa	1,155	10%	870	7%	920	10%	880	9%	500	5%	740	10%
Subtotal - Saharan Africa	1,560	14%	410	3%	915	10%	400	4%	340	3%	455	6%
Middle East	835	7%	455	3%	70	1%	145	1%	55	1%	85	1%
Asia	800	7%	1,240	9%	830	9%	690	7%	1,130	11%	1,200	16%
West Central Asia	50	0%	65	0%	270	3%	50	0%	40	0%	40	1%
Eastern Asia	380	3%	520	4%	315	3%	350	3%	765	8%	765	10%
Southeast Asia	365	3%	630	5%	230	2%	280	3%	305	3%	365	5%
Southern Asia	10	0%	25	0%	15	0%	15	0%	25	0%	30	0%
Oceania and other	0	0%	55	0%	0	0%	25	0%	55	1%	10	0%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 18.2: English-French FOLS Immigrants by place of birth, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Quebec		Montréal		Montérégie		Laval		Capitale-Nationale
Total	149,830	100%	105,720	100%	15,855	100%	16,830	100%	2,285	100%
United States of America	785	1%	470	0%	130	1%	60	0%	10	0%
Central America	7,945	5%	5,860	6%	650	4%	725	4%	110	5%
Caribbean and Bermuda	4,265	3%	3,380	3%	280	2%	420	2%	50	2%
South America	11,095	7%	6,935	7%	1,945	12%	940	6%	295	13%
Europe	56,170	37%	39,880	38%	5,370	34%	6,220	37%	885	39%
Western Europe	2,300	2%	1,005	1%	520	3%	135	1%	105	5%
Eastern Europe	25,710	17%	18,545	18%	3,155	20%	2,220	13%	490	21%
Southern Europe	27,865	19%	20,125	19%	1,655	10%	3,865	23%	290	13%
Northern Europe	295	0%	205	0%	45	0%	0	0%	0	0%
Africa	15,450	10%	11,390	11%	1,455	9%	1,260	7%	390	17%
Northern Africa	11,875	8%	9,120	9%	920	6%	1,015	6%	175	8%
Subtotal - Saharan Africa	3,575	2%	2,280	2%	535	3%	245	1%	210	9%
Middle East	17,105	11%	10,700	10%	695	4%	4,575	27%	35	2%
Asia	36,770	25%	26,950	25%	5,300	33%	2,620	16%	515	23%
West Central Asia	7,545	5%	5,005	5%	975	6%	1,030	6%	190	8%
Eastern Asia	9,785	7%	7,095	7%	2,100	13%	125	1%	95	4%
Southeast Asia	12,095	8%	8,840	8%	1,500	9%	1,035	6%	180	8%
Southern Asia	7,340	5%	6,005	6%	730	5%	430	3%	45	2%
Oceania and other	40	0%	10	0%	20	0%	0	0%	10	0%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 18.2: English-French FOLS Immigrants by place of birth, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Outaouais		Laurentides		Estrie		Lanaudière		Eastern ERs		Northern ERs
Total	3,965	100%	1,410	100%	1,435	100%	1,045	100%	715	100%	565	100%
United States of America	10	0%	40	3%	50	3%	10	1%	15	2%	10	2%
Central America	260	7%	90	6%	110	8%	70	7%	40	6%	25	4%
Caribbean and Bermuda	65	2%	0	0%	10	1%	50	5%	0	0%	0	0%
South America	285	7%	90	6%	305	21%	115	11%	135	19%	55	10%
Europe	1,510	38%	740	52%	530	37%	520	50%	300	42%	225	40%
Western Europe	100	3%	160	11%	80	6%	40	4%	85	12%	65	12%
Eastern Europe	540	14%	290	21%	160	11%	165	16%	40	6%	95	17%
Southern Europe	860	22%	245	17%	285	20%	305	29%	165	23%	60	11%
Northern Europe	10	0%	35	2%	0	0%	0	0%	0	0%	0	0%
Africa	515	13%	70	5%	110	8%	100	10%	80	11%	85	15%
Northern Africa	305	8%	65	5%	95	7%	70	7%	50	7%	55	10%
Subtotal - Saharan Africa	210	5%	10	1%	15	1%	25	2%	30	4%	30	5%
Middle East	870	22%	120	9%	15	1%	70	7%	20	3%	10	2%
Asia	460	12%	245	17%	310	22%	105	10%	115	16%	145	26%
West Central Asia	105	3%	45	3%	150	10%	0	0%	20	3%	30	5%
Eastern Asia	130	3%	55	4%	50	3%	35	3%	50	7%	50	9%
Southeast Asia	195	5%	115	8%	60	4%	65	6%	40	6%	65	12%
Southern Asia	35	1%	25	2%	60	4%	0	0%	10	1%	0	0%
Oceania and other	0	0%	0	0%	0	0%	0	0%	0	0%	0	0%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 18.3: Anglophone FOLS Immigrants by place of birth, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Quebec		Montréal		Montérégie		Laval		Capitale-Nationale
Total	323,075	100%	234,925	100%	36,748	100%	25,640	100%	2,913	100%
United States of America	16,913	5%	9,145	4%	2,590	7%	565	2%	565	19%
Central America	7,223	2%	5,220	2%	595	2%	613	2%	95	3%
Caribbean and Bermuda	20,223	6%	16,245	7%	2,275	6%	985	4%	90	3%
South America	13,308	4%	9,393	4%	1,843	5%	840	3%	213	7%
Europe	119,970	37%	81,510	35%	14,440	39%	12,835	50%	988	34%
Western Europe	13,745	4%	7,358	3%	2,870	8%	863	3%	183	6%
Eastern Europe	37,050	11%	28,443	12%	3,688	10%	2,370	9%	315	11%
Southern Europe	51,698	16%	35,648	15%	3,868	11%	9,188	36%	205	7%
Northern Europe	17,483	5%	10,063	4%	4,013	11%	405	2%	285	10%
Africa	19,750	6%	14,610	6%	2,223	6%	1,350	5%	290	10%
Northern Africa	11,173	3%	8,430	4%	1,090	3%	983	4%	98	3%
Subtotal - Saharan Africa	8,573	3%	6,180	3%	1,133	3%	373	1%	190	7%
Middle East	23,953	7%	17,225	7%	1,193	3%	3,943	15%	63	2%
Asia	100,410	31%	80,825	34%	11,455	31%	4,410	17%	588	20%
West Central Asia	10,928	3%	7,978	3%	1,178	3%	1,225	5%	115	4%
Eastern Asia	29,238	9%	22,383	10%	4,865	13%	473	2%	223	8%
Southeast Asia	26,378	8%	21,390	9%	2,615	7%	1,173	5%	160	5%
Southern Asia	33,870	10%	29,073	12%	2,800	8%	1,545	6%	83	3%
Oceania and other	950	0%	510	0%	105	0%	55	0%	30	1%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 18.3: Anglophone FOLS Immigrants by place of birth, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Outaouais		Laurentides		Estrie		Lanaudière		Eastern ERs		Northern ERs
Total	9,418	100%	5,555	100%	3,088	100%	1,738	100%	1,668	100%	1,388	100%
United States of America	840	9%	975	18%	1,070	35%	180	10%	648	39%	340	25%
Central America	385	4%	100	2%	70	2%	95	5%	30	2%	23	2%
Caribbean and Bermuda	248	3%	165	3%	80	3%	70	4%	55	3%	15	1%
South America	463	5%	160	3%	178	6%	83	5%	103	6%	38	3%
Europe	3,715	39%	3,190	57%	1,190	39%	1,010	58%	510	31%	598	43%
Western Europe	770	8%	900	16%	320	10%	150	9%	138	8%	183	13%
Eastern Europe	990	11%	590	11%	155	5%	268	15%	60	4%	153	11%
Southern Europe	1,060	11%	778	14%	263	9%	503	29%	123	7%	70	5%
Northern Europe	895	10%	908	16%	450	15%	80	5%	185	11%	190	14%
Africa	848	9%	145	3%	80	3%	60	3%	65	4%	83	6%
Northern Africa	328	3%	88	2%	58	2%	45	3%	25	1%	38	3%
Subtotal - Saharan Africa	520	6%	60	1%	18	1%	13	1%	35	2%	50	4%
Middle East	1,180	13%	180	3%	23	1%	90	5%	35	2%	40	3%
Asia	1,615	17%	578	10%	370	12%	133	8%	193	12%	253	18%
West Central Asia	258	3%	38	1%	95	3%	0	0%	20	1%	25	2%
Eastern Asia	690	7%	188	3%	155	5%	83	5%	80	5%	105	8%
Southeast Asia	498	5%	263	5%	65	2%	43	2%	50	3%	123	9%
Southern Asia	168	2%	88	2%	55	2%	0	0%	45	3%	10	1%
Oceania and other	115	1%	60	1%	30	1%	15	1%	25	1%	10	1%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 18.4: Francophone FOLS Immigrants by place of birth, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Quebec		Montréal		Montérégie		Laval		Capitale-Nationale
Total	487,110	100%	294,250	100%	60,448	100%	44,455	100%	21,523	100%
United States of America	9,548	2%	2,555	1%	1,990	3%	510	1%	645	3%
Central America	20,738	4%	14,040	5%	1,975	3%	1,498	3%	705	3%
Caribbean and Bermuda	58,878	12%	41,165	14%	5,075	8%	7,190	16%	940	4%
South America	32,848	7%	17,423	6%	5,473	9%	2,275	5%	1,798	8%
Europe	172,245	35%	92,750	32%	24,960	41%	13,405	30%	10,178	47%
Western Europe	76,275	16%	31,083	11%	15,190	25%	3,783	9%	6,583	31%
Eastern Europe	33,475	7%	21,863	7%	4,348	7%	2,830	6%	1,275	6%
Southern Europe	61,608	13%	39,363	13%	5,283	9%	6,758	15%	2,245	10%
Northern Europe	888	0%	448	0%	148	0%	40	0%	70	0%
Africa	102,870	21%	70,735	24%	10,458	17%	7,555	17%	4,485	21%
Northern Africa	73,658	15%	52,845	18%	6,700	11%	6,453	15%	2,268	11%
Subtotal - Saharan Africa	29,213	6%	17,895	6%	3,753	6%	1,108	2%	2,215	10%
Middle East	31,423	6%	19,650	7%	1,923	3%	7,273	16%	373	2%
Asia	57,285	12%	35,270	12%	8,460	14%	4,655	10%	2,318	11%
West Central Asia	10,668	2%	6,743	2%	1,703	3%	1,155	3%	385	2%
Eastern Asia	15,958	3%	8,143	3%	3,050	5%	443	1%	1,043	5%
Southeast Asia	24,988	5%	15,940	5%	3,070	5%	2,703	6%	830	4%
Southern Asia	5,670	1%	4,443	2%	640	1%	355	1%	53	0%
Oceania and other	475	0%	205	0%	50	0%	30	0%	25	0%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 18.4: Francophone FOLS Immigrants by place of birth, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Outaouais		Laurentides		Estrie		Lanaudière		Eastern ERs		Northern ERs
Total	13,483	100%	13,925	100%	10,068	100%	10,698	100%	10,263	100%	7,993	100%
United States of America	270	2%	395	3%	1,090	11%	430	4%	1,238	12%	440	6%
Central America	535	4%	375	3%	645	6%	405	4%	300	3%	258	3%
Caribbean and Bermuda	1,013	8%	750	5%	365	4%	1,485	14%	415	4%	470	6%
South America	938	7%	895	6%	968	10%	883	8%	1,463	14%	728	9%
Europe	5,430	40%	8,215	59%	4,010	40%	5,195	49%	4,630	45%	3,468	43%
Western Europe	2,420	18%	5,460	39%	2,635	26%	3,125	29%	3,588	35%	2,398	30%
Eastern Europe	785	6%	590	4%	390	4%	503	5%	490	5%	398	5%
Southern Europe	2,140	16%	2,103	15%	973	10%	1,553	15%	543	5%	655	8%
Northern Europe	90	1%	63	0%	15	0%	0	0%	0	0%	15	0%
Africa	2,978	22%	1,320	9%	1,890	19%	1,330	12%	885	9%	1,243	16%
Northern Africa	1,308	10%	903	6%	968	10%	915	9%	525	5%	768	10%
Subtotal - Saharan Africa	1,665	12%	415	3%	923	9%	413	4%	355	3%	470	6%
Middle East	1,270	9%	515	4%	78	1%	180	2%	65	1%	90	1%
Asia	1,030	8%	1,363	10%	985	10%	743	7%	1,188	12%	1,273	16%
West Central Asia	103	1%	88	1%	345	3%	50	0%	50	0%	55	1%
Eastern Asia	445	3%	548	4%	340	3%	368	3%	790	8%	790	10%
Southeast Asia	463	3%	688	5%	260	3%	313	3%	325	3%	398	5%
Southern Asia	28	0%	38	0%	45	0%	15	0%	30	0%	30	0%
Oceania and other	0	0%	55	0%	0	0%	25	0%	55	1%	10	0%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 19: Immigrants by FOLS categories showing visible minority categories for Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample

Table 19: Total immigrants by visible minority categories, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	Visible minority		Chinese	South Asian	Black	Filipino	Latin American	Southeast Asian	Arab	West Asian	Korean	Japanese
Quebec total	851,560	428,145	50%	57,655	47,805	105,020	15,870	65,045	33,245	78,430	12,530	3,570	1,265
Montréal	560,390	301,040	54%	39,735	39,605	74,385	13,820	40,450	22,195	54,290	8,045	2,500	890
Montérégie	100,785	48,690	48%	10,440	4,740	9,630	1,380	8,360	3,730	6,380	2,185	560	145
Laval	73,565	32,600	44%	1,610	2,260	8,965	255	4,415	3,460	9,770	1,280	95	10
Capitale-Nationale	25,165	10,610	42%	1,325	270	2,920	60	2,460	860	1,990	290	100	65
Outaouais	23,635	11,045	47%	1,130	275	3,325	100	2,055	820	2,690	295	110	15
Laurentides	19,820	5,275	27%	790	225	980	90	1,340	795	825	40	55	35
Estrie	13,535	5,135	38%	445	235	1,255	20	1,740	285	685	320	30	10
Lanaudière	12,675	4,985	39%	485	60	1910	30	1,320	320	700	15	15	50
Eastern ERs	12,410	4,630	37%	825	80	725	30	1,980	330	405	40	50	20
Northern ERs	9,580	4,130	43%	870	70	920	90	930	435	695	10	60	15

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 19.1: English FOLS immigrants by visible minority categories, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	Visible minority		Chinese	South Asian	Black	Filipino	Latin American	Southeast Asian	Arab	West Asian	Korean	Japanese
Quebec total	248,165	123,940	50%	24,130	32,865	21,405	14,190	5,970	4,750	11,170	4,085	1,425	740
Montréal	182,065	99,765	55%	18,640	27,970	17,180	12,415	4,285	3,555	8,485	3,145	1,190	520
Montérégie	28,820	13,440	47%	3,860	2,975	2,275	1,285	550	420	985	375	165	95
Laval	17,225	5,125	30%	445	1,390	865	215	335	370	930	365	30	0
Capitale-Nationale	1,770	565	32%	130	80	115	35	55	50	40	10	0	20
Outaouais	7,435	3,155	42%	625	210	615	100	455	210	615	170	30	20
Laurentides	4,850	790	16%	145	110	115	70	130	95	60	0	10	25
Estrie	2,370	340	14%	125	40	85	10	45	10	10	0	0	0
Lanaudière	1,215	255	21%	35	20	50	0	75	10	20	0	0	30
Eastern ERs	1,310	250	19%	45	55	70	15	30	0	0	0	0	10
Northern ERs	1,105	250	23%	80	20	35	45	10	30	20	0	0	10

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 19.2: French FOLS immigrants by visible minority categories, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	Visible minority		Chinese	South Asian	Black	Filipino	Latin American	Southeast Asian	Arab	West Asian	Korean	Japanese
Quebec total	412,195	206,745	50%	13,915	3,375	76,755	355	39,365	16,100	49,155	3,410	950	330
Montréal	241,390	130,865	54%	6,450	2,125	52,145	150	22,945	9,725	33,140	1,755	415	245
Montérégie	52,520	23,285	44%	2,780	715	6,850	55	5,355	1,875	4,180	865	170	15
Laval	36,040	19,760	55%	770	205	7,495	15	2,585	1,905	6,230	325	15	15
Capitale-Nationale	20,380	8,525	42%	1,000	125	2,595	20	1,910	620	1,765	185	90	25
Outaouais	11,505	5,480	48%	285	20	2,470	0	1,025	385	1,110	35	60	0
Laurentides	13,220	3,825	29%	560	70	860	20	950	580	645	20	45	0
Estrie	9,350	3,735	40%	265	25	1,135	10	1,210	200	580	185	30	0
Lanaudière	10,175	4,120	40%	395	35	1735	25	1,065	205	570	15	20	10
Eastern ERs	9,905	3,665	37%	695	10	620	15	1,510	285	330	20	50	0
Northern ERs	7,715	3,480	45%	715	50	840	50	815	305	610	0	55	10

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 19.3: English-French FOLS immigrants by visible minority categories, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	Visible minority		Chinese	South Asian	Black	Filipino	Latin American	Southeast Asian	Arab	West Asian	Korean	Japanese
Quebec total	149,825	73,010	49%	11,125	8,155	5,220	1,165	16,085	8,950	16,245	3,910	1,005	170
Montréal	105,720	52,160	49%	8,080	6,495	3,935	1,100	11,010	6,205	11,335	2,505	750	115
Montérégie	15,855	9,085	57%	2,315	910	350	40	2,055	1,245	1,085	660	205	35
Laval	16,830	6,390	38%	215	475	470	25	1,370	900	2,370	475	20	0
Capitale-Nationale	2,285	1,095	48%	115	60	155	10	310	145	155	95	0	20
Outaouais	3,965	2,050	52%	145	40	185	0	505	170	865	85	20	0
Laurentides	1,410	475	34%	50	35	0	0	175	95	105	0	0	0
Estrie	1,440	750	52%	40	135	15	0	330	50	100	65	0	0
Lanaudière	1,050	435	41%	35	10	65	0	165	65	105	0	0	0
Eastern ERs	720	320	44%	65	10	15	0	115	10	65	20	0	0
Northern ERs	565	245	43%	50	0	25	0	50	60	55	0	0	0

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 19.4: Anglophone FOLS immigrants by visible minority categories, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	Visible minority		Chinese	South Asian	Black	Filipino	Latin American	Southeast Asian	Arab	West Asian	Korean	Japanese
Quebec total	323,078	160,445	50%	29,693	36,943	24,015	14,773	14,013	9,225	19,293	6,040	1,928	825
Montréal	241,390	125,845	52%	22,680	31,218	19,148	12,965	9,790	6,658	14,153	4,398	1,565	578
Montérégie	52,520	17,983	34%	5,018	3,430	2,450	1,305	1,578	1,043	1,528	705	268	113
Laval	36,040	8,320	23%	553	1,628	1,100	228	1,020	820	2,115	603	40	0
Capitale-Nationale	20,380	1,113	5%	188	110	193	40	210	123	118	58	0	30
Outaouais	11,505	4,180	36%	698	230	708	100	708	295	1,048	213	40	20
Laurentides	13,220	1,028	8%	170	128	115	70	218	143	113	0	10	25
Estrie	9,350	715	8%	145	108	93	10	210	35	60	33	0	0
Lanaudière	10,175	473	5%	53	25	82.5	0	158	43	73	0	0	30
Eastern ERs	9,905	410	4%	78	60	77.5	15	88	5	33	10	0	10
Northern ERs	7,715	373	5%	105	20	47.5	45	35	60	48	0	0	10

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 19.5: Francophone FOLS immigrants by visible minority categories, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	Visible minority		Chinese	South Asian	Black	Filipino	Latin American	Southeast Asian	Arab	West Asian	Korean	Japanese
Quebec total	487,108	243,250	50%	19,478	7,453	79,365	938	47,408	20,575	57,278	5,365	1,453	415
Montréal	294,250	156,945	53%	10,490	5,373	54,113	700	28,450	12,828	38,808	3,008	790	303
Montérégie	60,448	27,828	46%	3,938	1,170	7,025	75	6,383	2,498	4,723	1,195	273	33
Laval	44,455	22,955	52%	878	443	7,730	28	3,270	2,355	7,415	563	25	15
Capitale-Nationale	21,523	9,073	42%	1,058	155	2,673	25	2,065	693	1,843	233	90	35
Outaouais	13,488	6,505	48%	358	40	2,563	0	1,278	470	1,543	78	70	0
Laurentides	13,925	4,063	29%	585	88	860	20	1,038	628	698	20	45	0
Estrie	10,070	4,110	41%	285	93	1,143	10	1,375	225	630	218	30	0
Lanaudière	10,700	4,338	41%	413	40	1767.5	25	1,148	238	623	15	20	10
Eastern ERs	10,265	3,825	37%	728	15	627.5	15	1,568	290	363	30	50	0
Northern ERs	7,998	3,603	45%	740	50	852.5	50	840	335	638	0	55	10

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 20: Immigrants by FOLS categories showing highest level of schooling for the population 15 years and older, across Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample

Table 20: Total immigrants by highest level of schooling for the population 15 years and older, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	None or less than secondary		Secondary school diploma or certificate		Apprentice-ship or trade certificate or diploma		College, CEGEP, other non-univ. cert. or dipl. or univ. dipl. below bachelor		University degree at bachelor level or higher
Quebec total	790,950	184,360	23%	148,660	19%	86,270	11%	158,375	20%	213,285	27%
Montréal	526,180	128,125	24%	99,080	19%	51,005	10%	100,770	19%	147,200	28%
Montérégie	92,525	17,095	18%	16,830	18%	11,755	13%	21,340	23%	25,505	28%
Laval	69,900	19,095	27%	14,345	21%	9,870	14%	14,265	20%	12,325	18%
Capitale-Nationale	21,495	3,605	17%	3,325	15%	2,335	11%	4,535	21%	7,700	36%
Outaouais	21,520	3,840	18%	3,630	17%	2,225	10%	4,560	21%	7,275	34%
Laurentides	17,960	3,810	21%	3,580	20%	2,775	15%	4,055	23%	3,740	21%
Estrie	11,765	2,140	18%	2,120	18%	1,605	14%	2,505	21%	3,390	29%
Lanaudière	11,470	2,685	23%	2,290	20%	1,875	16%	2,695	23%	1,930	17%
Eastern ERs	10,300	2,300	22%	2,055	20%	1,625	16%	2,105	20%	2,210	21%
Northern ERs	7,835	1,665	21%	1,405	18%	1,210	15%	1,550	20%	2,005	26%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 20.1: English FOLS immigrants by highest level of schooling for the population 15 years and older, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	None or less than secondary		Secondary school diploma or certificate		Apprentice-ship or trade certificate or diploma		College, CEGEP, other non-univ. cert. or dipl. or univ. dipl. below bachelor		University degree at bachelor level or higher
Quebec total	241,545	44,805	19%	55,415	23%	22,915	9%	50,060	21%	68,345	28%
Montréal	177,255	32,480	18%	41,440	23%	14,790	8%	35,740	20%	52,810	30%
Montérégie	28,130	4,280	15%	5,920	21%	3,325	12%	6,755	24%	7,850	28%
Laval	16,895	5,050	30%	4,180	25%	2,210	13%	3,170	19%	2,290	14%
Capitale-Nationale	1,640	145	9%	270	16%	140	9%	360	22%	720	44%
Outaouais	7,215	950	13%	1,245	17%	845	12%	1,735	24%	2,445	34%
Laurentides	4,620	800	17%	1,105	24%	725	16%	1,035	22%	950	21%
Estrie	2,285	380	17%	490	21%	360	16%	515	23%	535	23%
Lanaudière	1,165	320	27%	255	22%	145	12%	260	22%	175	15%
Eastern ERs	1,275	205	16%	310	24%	200	16%	245	19%	310	24%
Northern ERs	1,060	195	18%	195	18%	170	16%	245	23%	245	23%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 20.2: French FOLS immigrants by highest level of schooling for the population 15 years and older, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	None or less than secondary		Secondary school diploma or certificate		Apprentice-ship or trade certificate or diploma		College, CEGEP, other non-univ. cert. or dipl. or univ. dipl. below bachelor		University degree at bachelor level or higher
Quebec total	369,115	83,255	23%	62,095	17%	48,845	13%	77,810	21%	97,105	26%
Montréal	219,505	53,355	24%	35,525	16%	26,640	12%	43,950	20%	60,045	27%
Montérégie	46,245	8,440	18%	7,835	17%	6,935	15%	11,045	24%	11,995	26%
Laval	33,490	7,625	23%	6,485	19%	5,380	16%	7,595	23%	6,400	19%
Capitale-Nationale	17,135	2,940	17%	2,625	15%	2,045	12%	3,775	22%	5,745	34%
Outaouais	9,975	1,910	19%	1,590	16%	1,020	10%	2,045	21%	3,400	34%
Laurentides	11,700	2,545	22%	2,215	19%	1,835	16%	2,665	23%	2,445	21%
Estrie	7,875	1,395	18%	1,430	18%	1,150	15%	1,605	20%	2,295	29%
Lanaudière	9,065	1,955	22%	1,805	20%	1,560	17%	2,195	24%	1,550	17%
Eastern ERs	8,055	1,820	23%	1,520	19%	1,310	16%	1,705	21%	1,700	21%
Northern ERs	6,080	1,275	21%	1,075	18%	965	16%	1,230	20%	1,535	25%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 20.3: English-French FOLS immigrants by highest level of schooling for the population 15 years and older, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	None or less than secondary		Secondary school diploma or certificate		Apprentice-ship or trade certificate or diploma		College, CEGEP, other non-univ. cert. or dipl. or univ. dipl. below bachelor		University degree at bachelor level or higher
Quebec total	141,745	28,320	20%	25,650	18%	13,230	9%	28,490	20%	46,050	32%
Montréal	100,005	20,735	21%	17,875	18%	8,750	9%	19,575	20%	33,065	33%
Montérégie	14,865	2,270	15%	2,485	17%	1,330	9%	3,310	22%	5,470	37%
Laval	16,135	3,630	22%	3,380	21%	2,190	14%	3,405	21%	3,530	22%
Capitale-Nationale	2,175	260	12%	325	15%	90	4%	345	16%	1,150	53%
Outaouais	3,705	525	14%	730	20%	290	8%	745	20%	1,415	38%
Laurentides	1,330	255	19%	240	18%	180	14%	315	24%	335	25%
Estrie	1,315	205	16%	175	13%	85	6%	340	26%	505	38%
Lanaudière	1,025	225	22%	215	21%	165	16%	230	22%	190	19%
Eastern ERs	665	120	18%	125	19%	85	13%	150	23%	185	28%
Northern ERs	525	90	17%	105	20%	55	10%	70	13%	210	40%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 20.4: Anglophone FOLS immigrants by highest level of schooling for the population 15 years and older, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	None or less than secondary		Secondary school diploma or certificate		Apprentice-ship or trade certificate or diploma		College, CEGEP, other non-univ. cert. or dipl. or univ. dipl. below bachelor		University degree at bachelor level or higher
Quebec total	312,418	58,965	19%	68,240	22%	29,530	9%	64,305	21%	91,370	29%
Montréal	227,258	42,848	19%	50,378	22%	19,165	8%	45,528	20%	69,343	31%
Montérégie	35,563	5,415	15%	7,163	20%	3,990	11%	8,410	24%	10,585	30%
Laval	24,963	6,865	28%	5,870	24%	3,305	13%	4,873	20%	4,055	16%
Capitale-Nationale	2,728	275	10%	433	16%	185	7%	533	20%	1,295	47%
Outaouais	9,068	1,213	13%	1,610	18%	990	11%	2,108	23%	3,153	35%
Laurentides	5,285	928	18%	1,225	23%	815	15%	1,193	23%	1,118	21%
Estrie	2,943	483	16%	578	20%	403	14%	685	23%	788	27%
Lanaudière	1,678	433	26%	363	22%	228	14%	375	22%	270	16%
Eastern ERs	1,608	265	16%	373	23%	243	15%	320	20%	403	25%
Northern ERs	1,323	240	18%	248	19%	198	15%	280	21%	350	26%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 20.5: Francophone FOLS immigrants by highest level of schooling for the population 15 years and older, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	None or less than secondary		Secondary school diploma or certificate		Apprentice-ship or trade certificate or diploma		College, CEGEP, other non-univ. cert. or dipl. or univ. dipl. below bachelor		University degree at bachelor level or higher
Quebec total	439,988	97,415	22%	74,920	17%	55,460	13%	92,055	21%	120,130	27%
Montréal	269,508	63,723	24%	44,463	16%	31,015	12%	53,738	20%	76,578	28%
Montérégie	53,678	9,575	18%	9,078	17%	7,600	14%	12,700	24%	14,730	27%
Laval	41,558	9,440	23%	8,175	20%	6,475	16%	9,298	22%	8,165	20%
Capitale-Nationale	18,223	3,070	17%	2,788	15%	2,090	11%	3,948	22%	6,320	35%
Outaouais	11,828	2,173	18%	1,955	17%	1,165	10%	2,418	20%	4,108	35%
Laurentides	12,365	2,673	22%	2,335	19%	1,925	16%	2,823	23%	2,613	21%
Estrie	8,533	1,498	18%	1,518	18%	1,193	14%	1,775	21%	2,548	30%
Lanaudière	9,578	2,068	22%	1,913	20%	1,643	17%	2,310	24%	1,645	17%
Eastern ERs	8,388	1,880	22%	1,583	19%	1,353	16%	1,780	21%	1,793	21%
Northern ERs	6,343	1,320	21%	1,128	18%	993	16%	1,265	20%	1,640	26%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 21: Male immigrants by FOLS categories showing highest level of schooling for the population 15 years and older, for Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% Sample

Table 21: Male immigrants by highest level of schooling for the population 15 years and older, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% Sample
	Total	None or less than secondary		Secondary school diploma or certificate		Apprentice-ship or trade certificate or diploma		College, CEGEP, other non-univ. cert. or dipl. or univ. dipl. below bachelor		University degree at bachelor level or higher
Quebec total	389,235	80,585	21%	69,015	18%	48,645	12%	75,790	19%	115,205	30%
Montréal	255,120	55,245	22%	45,595	18%	27,330	11%	47,800	19%	79,150	31%
Montérégie	46,255	7,400	16%	7,585	16%	7,080	15%	10,110	22%	14,080	30%
Laval	35,120	8,605	25%	7,170	20%	5,600	16%	7,060	20%	6,675	19%
Capitale-Nationale	11,085	1,720	16%	1,635	15%	1,395	13%	2,150	19%	4,185	38%
Outaouais	10,695	1,850	17%	1,755	16%	1,280	12%	2,085	19%	3,725	35%
Laurentides	9,490	1,820	19%	1,730	18%	1,845	19%	2,075	22%	2,020	21%
Estrie	5,965	885	15%	1,010	17%	975	16%	1,155	19%	1,945	33%
Lanaudière	6,025	1,290	21%	1,015	17%	1,270	21%	1,395	23%	1,055	18%
Eastern ERs	5,420	1,005	19%	955	18%	1,035	19%	1,215	22%	1,210	22%
Northern ERs	4,055	765	19%	570	14%	825	20%	750	18%	1,150	28%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 21.1: English FOLS male immigrants by highest level of schooling for the population 15 years and older, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% Sample
	Total	None or less than secondary		Secondary school diploma or certificate		Apprentice-ship or trade certificate or diploma		College, CEGEP, other non-univ. cert. or dipl. or univ. dipl. below bachelor		University degree at bachelor level or higher
Quebec total	118,270	20,640	17%	24,755	21%	13,365	11%	22,990	19%	36,515	31%
Montréal	86,570	15,005	17%	18,730	22%	8,285	10%	16,225	19%	28,325	33%
Montérégie	13,580	1,855	14%	2,345	17%	2,080	15%	3,040	22%	4,265	31%
Laval	8,610	2,395	28%	1,960	23%	1,385	16%	1,620	19%	1,240	14%
Capitale-Nationale	770	60	8%	115	15%	80	10%	180	23%	335	44%
Outaouais	3,745	475	13%	650	17%	495	13%	880	23%	1,240	14%
Laurentides	2,360	360	15%	490	21%	525	22%	480	20%	505	21%
Estrie	1,005	150	15%	200	20%	175	17%	225	22%	250	25%
Lanaudière	545	155	28%	85	16%	105	19%	110	20%	90	17%
Eastern ERs	595	90	15%	115	19%	150	25%	115	19%	130	22%
Northern ERs	490	95	19%	55	11%	95	19%	120	24%	125	26%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 21.2: French FOLS male immigrants by highest level of schooling for the population 15 years and older, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% Sample
	Total	None or less than secondary		Secondary school diploma or certificate		Apprentice-ship or trade certificate or diploma		College, CEGEP, other non-univ. cert. or dipl. or univ. dipl. below bachelor		University degree at bachelor level or higher
Quebec total	181,815	36,220	20%	28,590	16%	26,690	15%	37,670	21%	52,645	29%
Montréal	105,225	22,485	21%	15,985	15%	13,385	13%	21,200	20%	32,170	31%
Montérégie	23,625	3,800	16%	3,695	16%	4,150	18%	5,310	22%	6,670	28%
Laval	16,540	3,350	20%	3,175	19%	2,885	17%	3,660	22%	3,475	21%
Capitale-Nationale	8,915	1,430	16%	1,275	14%	1,220	14%	1,795	20%	3,195	36%
Outaouais	4,755	940	20%	695	15%	575	12%	830	17%	1,720	36%
Laurentides	6,275	1,255	20%	1,075	17%	1,190	19%	1,400	22%	1,350	22%
Estrie	4,145	600	14%	710	17%	740	18%	720	17%	1,380	33%
Lanaudière	4,795	960	20%	810	17%	1,020	21%	1,175	25%	825	17%
Eastern ERs	4,355	800	18%	755	17%	835	19%	1,000	23%	965	22%
Northern ERs	3,185	605	19%	425	13%	685	22%	570	18%	895	28%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 21.3: English-French FOLS male immigrants by highest level of schooling for the population 15 years and older, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% Sample
	Total	None or less than secondary		Secondary school diploma or certificate		Apprentice-ship or trade certificate or diploma		College, CEGEP, other non-univ. cert. or dipl. or univ. dipl. below bachelor		University degree at bachelor level or higher
Quebec total	77,465	15,905	21%	13,835	18%	8,080	10%	14,400	19%	25,245	33%
Montréal	54,500	11,650	21%	9,555	18%	5,345	10%	9,880	18%	18,065	33%
Montérégie	7,970	1,180	15%	1,300	16%	790	10%	1,650	21%	3,055	38%
Laval	8,990	2,135	24%	1,910	21%	1,300	14%	1,750	19%	1,900	21%
Capitale-Nationale	1,200	150	13%	200	17%	65	5%	150	13%	630	53%
Outaouais	2,030	320	16%	395	19%	175	9%	370	18%	765	38%
Laurentides	755	130	17%	150	20%	120	16%	180	24%	165	22%
Estrie	710	100	14%	95	13%	55	8%	165	23%	290	41%
Lanaudière	630	135	21%	110	17%	145	23%	100	16%	135	21%
Eastern ERs	350	55	16%	45	13%	55	16%	85	24%	115	33%
Northern ERs	330	45	14%	75	23%	35	11%	50	15%	125	38%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 21.4: Anglophone FOLS male immigrants by highest level of schooling for the population 15 years and older, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% Sample
	Total	None or less than secondary		Secondary school diploma or certificate		Apprentice-ship or trade certificate or diploma		College, CEGEP, other non-univ. cert. or dipl. or univ. dipl. below bachelor		University degree at bachelor level or higher
Quebec total	157,003	28,593	18%	31,673	20%	17,405	11%	30,190	19%	49,138	31%
Montréal	113,820	20,830	18%	23,508	21%	10,958	10%	21,165	19%	37,358	33%
Montérégie	17,565	2,445	14%	2,995	17%	2,475	14%	3,865	22%	5,793	33%
Laval	13,105	3,463	26%	2,915	22%	2,035	16%	2,495	19%	2,190	17%
Capitale-Nationale	1,370	135	10%	215	16%	113	8%	255	19%	650	47%
Outaouais	4,760	635	13%	848	18%	583	12%	1,065	22%	1,623	34%
Laurentides	2,738	425	16%	565	21%	585	21%	570	21%	588	21%
Estrie	1,360	200	15%	248	18%	203	15%	308	23%	395	29%
Lanaudière	860	223	26%	140	16%	178	21%	160	19%	158	18%
Eastern ERs	770	118	15%	138	18%	178	23%	158	20%	188	24%
Northern ERs	655	118	18%	93	14%	113	17%	145	22%	188	29%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 21.5: Francophone FOLS male immigrants by highest level of schooling for the population 15 years and older, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% Sample
	Total	None or less than secondary		Secondary school diploma or certificate		Apprentice-ship or trade certificate or diploma		College, CEGEP, other non-univ. cert. or dipl. or univ. dipl. below bachelor		University degree at bachelor level or higher
Quebec total	220,548	44,173	20%	35,508	16%	30,730	14%	44,870	20%	65,268	30%
Montréal	132,475	28,310	21%	20,763	16%	16,058	12%	26,140	20%	41,203	31%
Montérégie	27,610	4,390	16%	4,345	16%	4,545	16%	6,135	22%	8,198	30%
Laval	21,035	4,418	21%	4,130	20%	3,535	17%	4,535	22%	4,425	21%
Capitale-Nationale	9,515	1,505	16%	1,375	14%	1,253	13%	1,870	20%	3,510	37%
Outaouais	5,770	1,100	19%	893	15%	663	11%	1,015	18%	2,103	36%
Laurentides	6,653	1,320	20%	1,150	17%	1,250	19%	1,490	22%	1,433	22%
Estrie	4,500	650	14%	758	17%	768	17%	803	18%	1,525	34%
Lanaudière	5,110	1,028	20%	865	17%	1,093	21%	1,225	24%	893	17%
Eastern ERs	4,530	828	18%	778	17%	863	19%	1,043	23%	1,023	23%
Northern ERs	3,350	628	19%	463	14%	703	21%	595	18%	958	29%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 22: Female immigrants by FOLS categories showing highest level of schooling for the population 15 years and older, for Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample

Table 22: Female immigrants by highest level of schooling for the population 15 years and older, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	None or less than secondary		Secondary school diploma or certificate		Apprentice-ship or trade certificate or diploma		College, CEGEP, other non-univ. cert. or dipl. or univ. dipl. below bachelor		University degree at bachelor level or higher
Quebec total	401,715	103,775	26%	79,645	20%	37,625	9%	82,595	21%	98,085	24%
Montréal	271,065	72,885	27%	53,485	20%	23,670	9%	52,970	20%	68,050	25%
Montérégie	46,275	9,695	21%	9,245	20%	4,675	10%	11,230	24%	11,425	25%
Laval	34,785	10,485	30%	7,175	21%	4,270	12%	7,205	21%	5,645	16%
Capitale-Nationale	10,405	1,885	18%	1,695	16%	935	9%	2,380	23%	3,515	34%
Outaouais	10,830	1,990	18%	1,875	17%	945	9%	2,475	23%	3,545	33%
Laurentides	8,465	1,990	24%	1,845	22%	930	11%	1,975	23%	1,725	20%
Estrie	5,795	1,255	22%	1,110	19%	630	11%	1,355	23%	1,445	25%
Lanaudière	5,445	1,395	26%	1,280	24%	600	11%	1,300	24%	870	16%
Eastern ERs	4,875	1,290	26%	1,100	23%	585	12%	900	18%	1,000	21%
Northern ERs	3,780	905	24%	830	22%	385	10%	805	21%	855	23%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 22.1: English FOLS female immigrants by highest level of schooling for the population 15 years and older, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	None or less than secondary		Secondary school diploma or certificate		Apprentice-ship or trade certificate or diploma		College, CEGEP, other non-univ. cert. or dipl. or univ. dipl. below bachelor		University degree at bachelor level or higher
Quebec total	123,280	24,165	20%	30,665	25%	9,550	8%	27,070	22%	31,835	26%
Montréal	90,685	17,475	19%	22,710	25%	6,505	7%	19,515	22%	24,485	27%
Montérégie	14,550	2,420	17%	3,575	25%	1,250	9%	3,720	26%	3,585	25%
Laval	8,290	2,655	32%	2,215	27%	820	10%	1,545	19%	1,050	13%
Capitale-Nationale	870	85	10%	150	17%	60	7%	185	21%	390	45%
Outaouais	3,475	470	14%	590	17%	350	10%	855	25%	1,205	35%
Laurentides	2,260	440	19%	615	27%	205	9%	555	25%	450	20%
Estrie	1,280	230	18%	295	23%	185	14%	290	23%	285	22%
Lanaudière	615	170	28%	175	28%	40	7%	150	24%	80	13%
Eastern ERs	675	115	17%	200	30%	55	8%	130	19%	175	26%
Northern ERs	570	100	18%	135	24%	75	13%	130	23%	125	22%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 22.2: French FOLS female immigrants by highest level of schooling for the population 15 years and older, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	None or less than secondary		Secondary school diploma or certificate		Apprentice-ship or trade certificate or diploma		College, CEGEP, other non-univ. cert. or dipl. or univ. dipl. below bachelor		University degree at bachelor level or higher
Quebec total	187,295	47,035	25%	33,505	18%	22,155	12%	40,145	21%	44,455	24%
Montréal	114,280	30,865	27%	19,545	17%	13,250	12%	22,750	20%	27,875	24%
Montérégie	22,615	4,640	21%	4,140	18%	2,785	12%	5,735	25%	5,320	24%
Laval	16,940	4,270	25%	3,310	20%	2,500	15%	3,935	23%	2,925	17%
Capitale-Nationale	8,220	1,510	18%	1,350	16%	825	10%	1,975	24%	2,555	31%
Outaouais	5,215	975	19%	890	17%	445	9%	1,220	23%	1,680	32%
Laurentides	5,430	1,295	24%	1,135	21%	645	12%	1,265	23%	1,090	20%
Estrie	3,725	790	21%	720	19%	410	11%	885	24%	915	25%
Lanaudière	4,270	995	23%	1,000	23%	540	13%	1,020	24%	720	17%
Eastern ERs	3,695	1,020	28%	765	21%	475	13%	705	19%	735	20%
Northern ERs	2,895	675	23%	650	22%	280	10%	655	23%	640	22%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 22.3: English-French FOLS female immigrants by highest level of schooling for the population 15 years and older, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	None or less than secondary		Secondary school diploma or certificate		Apprentice-ship or trade certificate or diploma		College, CEGEP, other non-univ. cert. or dipl. or univ. dipl. below bachelor		University degree at bachelor level or higher
Quebec total	64,275	12,410	19%	11,815	18%	5,145	8%	14,090	22%	20,810	32%
Montréal	45,500	9,090	20%	8,320	18%	3,405	7%	9,695	21%	14,995	33%
Montérégie	6,895	1,090	16%	1,190	17%	540	8%	1,660	24%	2,415	35%
Laval	7,145	1,500	21%	1,470	21%	895	13%	1,655	23%	1,630	23%
Capitale-Nationale	975	110	11%	125	13%	30	3%	195	20%	520	53%
Outaouais	1,675	200	12%	335	20%	115	7%	380	23%	645	39%
Laurentides	575	125	22%	85	15%	60	10%	130	23%	170	30%
Estrie	605	105	17%	85	14%	30	5%	170	28%	215	36%
Lanaudière	395	85	22%	105	27%	25	6%	130	33%	50	13%
Eastern ERs	315	70	22%	80	25%	30	10%	65	21%	70	22%
Northern ERs	190	45	24%	30	16%	20	11%	15	8%	85	45%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 22.4: Anglophone FOLS female immigrants by highest level of schooling for the population 15 years and older, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	None or less than secondary		Secondary school diploma or certificate		Apprentice-ship or trade certificate or diploma		College, CEGEP, other non-univ. cert. or dipl. or univ. dipl. below bachelor		University degree at bachelor level or higher
Quebec total	155,418	30,370	20%	36,573	24%	12,123	8%	34,115	22%	42,240	27%
Montréal	113,435	22,020	19%	26,870	24%	8,208	7%	24,363	21%	31,983	28%
Montérégie	17,998	2,965	16%	4,170	23%	1,520	8%	4,550	25%	4,793	27%
Laval	11,863	3,405	29%	2,950	25%	1,268	11%	2,373	20%	1,865	16%
Capitale-Nationale	1,358	140	10%	213	16%	75	6%	283	21%	650	48%
Outaouais	4,313	570	13%	758	18%	408	9%	1,045	24%	1,528	35%
Laurentides	2,548	503	20%	658	26%	235	9%	620	24%	535	21%
Estrie	1,583	283	18%	338	21%	200	13%	375	24%	393	25%
Lanaudière	813	213	26%	228	28%	53	6%	215	26%	105	13%
Eastern ERs	833	150	18%	240	29%	70	8%	163	20%	210	25%
Northern ERs	665	123	18%	150	23%	85	13%	138	21%	168	25%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 22.5: Francophone FOLS female immigrants by highest level of schooling for the population 15 years and older, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	None or less than secondary		Secondary school diploma or certificate		Apprentice-ship or trade certificate or diploma		College, CEGEP, other non-univ. cert. or dipl. or univ. dipl. below bachelor		University degree at bachelor level or higher
Quebec total	219,433	53,240	24%	39,413	18%	24,728	11%	47,190	22%	54,860	25%
Montréal	137,030	35,410	26%	23,705	17%	14,953	11%	27,598	20%	35,373	26%
Montérégie	26,063	5,185	20%	4,735	18%	3,055	12%	6,565	25%	6,528	25%
Laval	20,513	5,020	24%	4,045	20%	2,948	14%	4,763	23%	3,740	18%
Capitale-Nationale	8,708	1,565	18%	1,413	16%	840	10%	2,073	24%	2,815	32%
Outaouais	6,053	1,075	18%	1,058	17%	503	8%	1,410	23%	2,003	33%
Laurentides	5,718	1,358	24%	1,178	21%	675	12%	1,330	23%	1,175	21%
Estrie	4,028	843	21%	763	19%	425	11%	970	24%	1,023	25%
Lanaudière	4,468	1,038	23%	1,053	24%	553	12%	1,085	24%	745	17%
Eastern ERs	3,853	1,055	27%	805	21%	490	13%	738	19%	770	20%
Northern ERs	2,990	698	23%	665	22%	290	10%	663	22%	683	23%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 23: Immigrants (arrived before 1991) by FOLS categories showing highest level of schooling for the population 15 years and older, across Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample

Table 23: Established immigrants (immigrated before 1991) by highest level of schooling for the population 15 years and older, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	None or less than secondary		Secondary school diploma or certificate		Apprentice-ship or trade certificate or diploma		College, CEGEP, other non-univ. cert. or dipl. or univ. dipl. below bachelor		University degree at bachelor level or higher
Quebec total	438,940	123,790	28%	84,140	19%	56,275	13%	84,400	19%	90,335	21%
Montréal	277,995	85,595	31%	53,250	19%	31,365	11%	49,945	18%	57,840	21%
Montérégie	57,455	11,270	20%	10,800	19%	8,730	15%	13,500	23%	13,160	23%
Laval	46,270	14,535	31%	9,355	20%	7,095	15%	8,875	19%	6,410	14%
Capitale-Nationale	9,510	1,655	17%	1,595	17%	1,235	13%	2,075	22%	2,955	31%
Outaouais	11,025	2,450	22%	1,770	16%	1,340	12%	2,325	21%	3,140	28%
Laurentides	12,565	2,990	24%	2,600	21%	2,110	17%	2,675	21%	2,185	17%
Estrie	6,065	1,065	18%	1,235	20%	1,060	17%	1,245	21%	1,460	24%
Lanaudière	7,605	1,855	24%	1,610	21%	1,435	19%	1,645	22%	1,065	14%
Eastern ERs	5,755	1,310	23%	1,090	19%	1,080	19%	1,180	21%	1,105	19%
Northern ERs	4,690	1,065	23%	840	18%	825	18%	940	20%	1,015	22%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 23.1: English FOLS established immigrants (immigrated before 1991) by highest level of schooling for the population 15 years and older, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	None or less than secondary		Secondary school diploma or certificate		Apprentice-ship or trade certificate or diploma		College, CEGEP, other non-univ. cert. or dipl. or univ. dipl. below bachelor		University degree at bachelor level or higher
Quebec total	150,040	32,655	22%	34,655	23%	17,275	12%	31,295	21%	34,165	23%
Montréal	103,460	22,560	22%	24,355	24%	10,695	10%	20,980	20%	24,870	24%
Montérégie	20,140	3,315	16%	4,320	21%	2,725	14%	5,045	25%	4,730	23%
Laval	12,995	4,340	33%	3,155	24%	1,870	14%	2,235	17%	1,400	11%
Capitale-Nationale	1,005	85	8%	185	18%	95	9%	235	23%	405	40%
Outaouais	4,370	720	16%	755	17%	560	13%	1,065	24%	1,270	29%
Laurentides	3,645	685	19%	865	24%	640	18%	810	22%	655	18%
Estrie	1,765	355	20%	385	22%	305	17%	375	21%	350	20%
Lanaudière	995	305	31%	215	22%	120	12%	205	21%	140	14%
Eastern ERs	915	145	16%	265	29%	150	16%	165	18%	190	21%
Northern ERs	750	145	19%	150	20%	120	16%	180	24%	155	21%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 23.2: French FOLS established immigrants (immigrated before 1991) by highest level of schooling for the population 15 years and older, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	None or less than secondary		Secondary school diploma or certificate		Apprentice-ship or trade certificate or diploma		College, CEGEP, other non-univ. cert. or dipl. or univ. dipl. below bachelor		University degree at bachelor level or higher
Quebec total	198,515	53,795	27%	34,055	17%	29,930	15%	39,440	20%	41,290	21%
Montréal	109,915	34,320	31%	18,175	17%	14,785	13%	19,855	18%	22,785	21%
Montérégie	28,845	5,645	20%	4,935	17%	5,050	18%	6,740	23%	6,475	22%
Laval	21,285	5,440	26%	4,020	19%	3,655	17%	4,680	22%	3,490	16%
Capitale-Nationale	7,815	1,440	18%	1,275	16%	1,080	14%	1,730	22%	2,290	29%
Outaouais	4,990	1,215	24%	720	14%	590	12%	1,015	20%	1,445	29%
Laurentides	7,845	1,940	25%	1,560	20%	1,295	17%	1,695	22%	1,355	17%
Estrie	3,890	635	16%	780	20%	735	19%	740	19%	995	26%
Lanaudière	5,865	1,300	22%	1,245	21%	1,200	20%	1,310	22%	810	14%
Eastern ERs	4,470	1,060	24%	730	16%	880	20%	950	21%	845	19%
Northern ERs	3,590	795	22%	615	17%	660	18%	720	20%	800	22%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 23.3: English-French FOLS established immigrants (immigrated before 1991) by highest level of schooling for the population 15 years and older, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	None or less than secondary		Secondary school diploma or certificate		Apprentice-ship or trade certificate or diploma		College, CEGEP, other non-univ. cert. or dipl. or univ. dipl. below bachelor		University degree at bachelor level or higher
Quebec total	68,940	19,275	28%	13,395	19%	8,510	12%	13,225	19%	14,530	21%
Montréal	47,725	14,325	30%	9,145	19%	5,515	12%	8,815	18%	9,930	21%
Montérégie	7,005	1,195	17%	1,325	19%	910	13%	1,660	24%	1,915	27%
Laval	9,860	2,865	29%	2,070	21%	1,520	15%	1,920	19%	1,485	15%
Capitale-Nationale	550	55	10%	105	19%	45	8%	85	15%	250	45%
Outaouais	1,370	275	20%	280	20%	160	12%	230	17%	425	31%
Laurentides	855	210	25%	160	19%	160	19%	155	18%	170	20%
Estrie	380	45	12%	75	20%	15	4%	130	34%	115	30%
Lanaudière	655	175	27%	130	20%	105	16%	130	20%	115	18%
Eastern ERs	270	60	22%	35	13%	45	17%	60	22%	70	26%
Northern ERs	270	70	26%	60	22%	40	15%	40	15%	55	20%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 23.4: Anglophone FOLS established immigrants (immigrated before 1991) by highest level of schooling for the population 15 years and older, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	None or less than secondary		Secondary school diploma or certificate		Apprentice-ship or trade certificate or diploma		College, CEGEP, other non-univ. cert. or dipl. or univ. dipl. below bachelor		University degree at bachelor level or higher
Quebec total	184,510	42,293	23%	41,353	22%	21,530	12%	37,908	21%	41,430	22%
Montréal	127,323	29,723	23%	28,928	23%	13,453	11%	25,388	20%	29,835	23%
Montérégie	23,643	3,913	17%	4,983	21%	3,180	13%	5,875	25%	5,688	24%
Laval	17,925	5,773	32%	4,190	23%	2,630	15%	3,195	18%	2,143	12%
Capitale-Nationale	1,280	113	9%	238	19%	118	9%	278	22%	530	41%
Outaouais	5,055	858	17%	895	18%	640	13%	1,180	23%	1,483	29%
Laurentides	4,073	790	19%	945	23%	720	18%	888	22%	740	18%
Estrie	1,955	378	19%	423	22%	313	16%	440	23%	408	21%
Lanaudière	1,323	393	30%	280	21%	173	13%	270	20%	198	15%
Eastern ERs	1,050	175	17%	283	27%	173	16%	195	19%	225	21%
Northern ERs	885	180	20%	180	20%	140	16%	200	23%	183	21%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 23.5: Francophone FOLS established immigrants (immigrated before 1991) by highest level of schooling for the population 15 years and older, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	None or less than secondary		Secondary school diploma or certificate		Apprentice-ship or trade certificate or diploma		College, CEGEP, other non-univ. cert. or dipl. or univ. dipl. below bachelor		University degree at bachelor level or higher
Quebec total	232,985	63,433	27%	40,753	17%	34,185	15%	46,053	20%	48,555	21%
Montréal	133,778	41,483	31%	22,748	17%	17,543	13%	24,263	18%	27,750	21%
Montérégie	32,348	6,243	19%	5,598	17%	5,505	17%	7,570	23%	7,433	23%
Laval	26,215	6,873	26%	5,055	19%	4,415	17%	5,640	22%	4,233	16%
Capitale-Nationale	8,090	1,468	18%	1,328	16%	1,103	14%	1,773	22%	2,415	30%
Outaouais	5,675	1,353	24%	860	15%	670	12%	1,130	20%	1,658	29%
Laurentides	8,273	2,045	25%	1,640	20%	1,375	17%	1,773	21%	1,440	17%
Estrie	4,080	658	16%	818	20%	743	18%	805	20%	1,053	26%
Lanaudière	6,193	1,388	22%	1,310	21%	1,253	20%	1,375	22%	868	14%
Eastern ERs	4,605	1,090	24%	748	16%	903	20%	980	21%	880	19%
Northern ERs	3,725	830	22%	645	17%	680	18%	740	20%	828	22%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 24: Immigrants (immigrated between 1991-2000) by FOLS categories showing the highest level of schooling for the population 15 years and older, across Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample

Table 24: Immigrants who immigrated to Canada from 1991 to 2000 by the highest level of schooling for the population 15 years and older, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	None or less than secondary		Secondary school diploma or certificate		Apprentice-ship or trade certificate or diploma		College, CEGEP, other non-univ. cert. or dipl. or univ. dipl. below bachelor		University degree at bachelor level or higher
Quebec total	198,095	39,330	20%	41,360	21%	19,570	10%	42,990	22%	54,840	28%
Montréal	135,620	28,135	21%	29,195	22%	12,785	9%	28,010	21%	37,495	28%
Montérégie	21,130	3,595	17%	4,030	19%	2,035	10%	5,040	24%	6,435	30%
Laval	16,755	3,375	20%	3,700	22%	2,090	12%	4,070	24%	3,515	21%
Capitale-Nationale	5,915	1,015	17%	900	15%	620	10%	1,340	23%	2,040	34%
Outaouais	6,395	875	14%	1,235	19%	570	9%	1,520	24%	2,195	34%
Laurentides	3,315	435	13%	650	20%	410	12%	875	26%	945	29%
Estrie	2,745	490	18%	510	19%	310	11%	700	26%	735	27%
Lanaudière	2,575	515	20%	520	20%	295	11%	665	26%	565	22%
Eastern ERs	2,180	555	25%	380	17%	295	14%	475	22%	475	22%
Northern ERs	1,460	330	23%	240	16%	165	11%	290	20%	435	30%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 24.1: English FOLS immigrants who immigrated to Canada from 1991 to 2000 by the highest level of schooling for the population 15 years and older, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	None or less than secondary		Secondary school diploma or certificate		Apprentice-ship or trade certificate or diploma		College, CEGEP, other non-univ. cert. or dipl. or univ. dipl. below bachelor		University degree at bachelor level or higher
Quebec total	53,465	8,150	15%	13,800	26%	3,765	7%	11,335	21%	16,410	31%
Montréal	42,065	6,475	15%	11,195	27%	2,790	7%	8,615	20%	12,990	31%
Montérégie	5,325	745	14%	1,150	22%	420	8%	1,190	22%	1,820	34%
Laval	2,715	525	19%	755	28%	215	8%	690	25%	530	20%
Capitale-Nationale	360	45	13%	60	17%	20	6%	70	19%	160	44%
Outaouais	1,590	155	10%	310	19%	170	11%	440	28%	515	32%
Laurentides	655	80	12%	175	27%	45	7%	150	23%	205	31%
Estrie	255	10	4%	85	33%	15	6%	70	27%	80	31%
Lanaudière	105	15	14%	25	24%	15	14%	40	38%	15	14%
Eastern ERs	180	50	28%	20	11%	35	19%	45	25%	30	17%
Northern ERs	210	50	24%	25	12%	45	21%	30	14%	60	29%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 24.2: French FOLS immigrants who immigrated to Canada from 1991 to 2000 by the highest level of schooling for the population 15 years and older, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	None or less than secondary		Secondary school diploma or certificate		Apprentice-ship or trade certificate or diploma		College, CEGEP, other non-univ. cert. or dipl. or univ. dipl. below bachelor		University degree at bachelor level or higher
Quebec total	93,525	19,410	21%	17,215	18%	11,950	13%	21,030	22%	23,920	26%
Montréal	57,435	12,990	23%	10,585	18%	7,315	13%	12,150	21%	14,395	25%
Montérégie	10,020	1,645	16%	1,830	18%	1,240	12%	2,570	26%	2,735	27%
Laval	8,920	1,670	19%	1,845	21%	1,350	15%	2,235	25%	1,815	20%
Capitale-Nationale	4,755	850	18%	655	14%	570	12%	1,125	24%	1,555	33%
Outaouais	3,095	445	14%	585	19%	290	9%	645	21%	1,130	37%
Laurentides	2,370	315	13%	420	18%	340	14%	625	26%	665	28%
Estrie	1,915	355	19%	355	19%	255	13%	490	26%	460	24%
Lanaudière	2,165	410	19%	440	20%	250	12%	580	27%	490	23%
Eastern ERs	1,765	470	27%	320	18%	220	12%	375	21%	375	21%
Northern ERs	1,090	255	23%	185	17%	115	11%	230	21%	295	27%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 24.3: English-French FOLS immigrants who immigrated to Canada from 1991 to 2000 by the highest level of schooling for the population 15 years and older, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	None or less than secondary		Secondary school diploma or certificate		Apprentice-ship or trade certificate or diploma		College, CEGEP, other non-univ. cert. or dipl. or univ. dipl. below bachelor		University degree at bachelor level or higher
Quebec total	41,715	5,555	13%	8,545	20%	3,530	8%	10,040	24%	14,055	34%
Montréal	29,050	3,985	14%	6,055	21%	2,450	8%	6,800	23%	9,755	34%
Montérégie	4,780	620	13%	820	17%	320	7%	1,200	25%	1,825	38%
Laval	4,375	585	13%	985	23%	515	12%	1,130	26%	1,165	27%
Capitale-Nationale	685	55	8%	150	22%	25	4%	135	20%	320	47%
Outaouais	1,555	160	10%	315	20%	105	7%	430	28%	545	35%
Laurentides	265	15	6%	50	19%	25	9%	100	38%	75	28%
Estrie	455	70	15%	65	14%	35	8%	110	24%	180	40%
Lanaudière	210	25	12%	50	24%	30	14%	50	24%	55	26%
Eastern ERs	220	35	16%	35	16%	30	14%	50	23%	70	32%
Northern ERs	115	0	0%	15	13%	10	9%	30	26%	65	57%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 24.4: Anglophone FOLS immigrants who immigrated to Canada from 1991 to 2000 by the highest level of schooling for the population 15 years and older, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	None or less than secondary		Secondary school diploma or certificate		Apprentice-ship or trade certificate or diploma		College, CEGEP, other non-univ. cert. or dipl. or univ. dipl. below bachelor		University degree at bachelor level or higher
Quebec total	74,323	10,928	15%	18,073	24%	5,530	7%	16,355	22%	23,438	32%
Montréal	56,590	8,468	15%	14,223	25%	4,015	7%	12,015	21%	17,868	32%
Montérégie	7,715	1,055	14%	1,560	20%	580	8%	1,790	23%	2,733	35%
Laval	4,903	818	17%	1,248	25%	473	10%	1,255	26%	1,113	23%
Capitale-Nationale	703	73	10%	135	19%	33	5%	138	20%	320	46%
Outaouais	2,368	235	10%	468	20%	223	9%	655	28%	788	33%
Laurentides	788	88	11%	200	25%	58	7%	200	25%	243	31%
Estrie	483	45	9%	118	24%	33	7%	125	26%	170	35%
Lanaudière	210	28	13%	50	24%	30	14%	65	31%	43	20%
Eastern ERs	290	68	23%	38	13%	50	17%	70	24%	65	22%
Northern ERs	268	50	19%	33	12%	50	19%	45	17%	93	35%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 24.5: Francophone FOLS immigrants who immigrated to Canada from 1991 to 2000 by the highest level of schooling for the population 15 years and older, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	None or less than secondary		Secondary school diploma or certificate		Apprentice-ship or trade certificate or diploma		College, CEGEP, other non-univ. cert. or dipl. or univ. dipl. below bachelor		University degree at bachelor level or higher
Quebec total	114,383	22,188	19%	21,488	19%	13,715	12%	26,050	23%	30,948	27%
Montréal	71,960	14,983	21%	13,613	19%	8,540	12%	15,550	22%	19,273	27%
Montérégie	12,410	1,955	16%	2,240	18%	1,400	11%	3,170	26%	3,648	29%
Laval	11,108	1,963	18%	2,338	21%	1,608	14%	2,800	25%	2,398	22%
Capitale-Nationale	5,098	878	17%	730	14%	583	11%	1,193	23%	1,715	34%
Outaouais	3,873	525	14%	743	19%	343	9%	860	22%	1,403	36%
Laurentides	2,503	323	13%	445	18%	353	14%	675	27%	703	28%
Estrie	2,143	390	18%	388	18%	273	13%	545	25%	550	26%
Lanaudière	2,270	423	19%	465	20%	265	12%	605	27%	518	23%
Eastern ERs	1,875	488	26%	338	18%	235	13%	400	21%	410	22%
Northern ERs	1,148	255	22%	193	17%	120	10%	245	21%	328	29%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 25: Immigrants (immigrated 2001-2006) by FOLS categories showing the highest level of schooling for the population 15 years and older, across Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample

Table 25: Recent immigrants (immigrated between 2001 and 2006) by highest level of schooling for the population 15 years and older, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	None or less than secondary		Secondary school diploma or certificate		Apprentice-ship or trade certificate or diploma		College, CEGEP, other non-univ. cert. or dipl. or univ. dipl. below bachelor		University degree at bachelor level or higher
Quebec total	153,920	21,240	14%	23,160	15%	10,415	7%	30,995	20%	68,110	44%
Montréal	112,565	14,390	13%	16,635	15%	6,855	6%	22,820	20%	51,865	46%
Montérégie	13,945	2,235	16%	2,000	14%	990	7%	2,805	20%	5,915	42%
Laval	6,875	1,185	17%	1,285	19%	680	10%	1,325	19%	2,400	35%
Capitale-Nationale	6,060	935	15%	830	14%	475	8%	1,120	18%	2,705	45%
Outaouais	4,100	515	13%	620	15%	315	8%	710	17%	1,940	47%
Laurentides	2,085	390	19%	335	16%	255	12%	500	24%	610	29%
Estrie	2,950	580	20%	375	13%	240	8%	565	19%	1,190	40%
Lanaudière	1,295	310	24%	170	13%	145	11%	380	29%	295	23%
Eastern ERs	2,360	440	19%	585	25%	255	11%	455	19%	630	27%
Northern ERs	1,680	275	16%	320	19%	215	13%	320	19%	555	33%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 25.1: English FOLS recent immigrants (immigrated between 2001 and 2006) by highest level of schooling for the population 15 years and older, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	None or less than secondary		Secondary school diploma or certificate		Apprentice-ship or trade certificate or diploma		College, CEGEP, other non-univ. cert. or dipl. or univ. dipl. below bachelor		University degree at bachelor level or higher
Quebec total	38,045	4,000	11%	6,955	18%	1,885	5%	7,430	20%	17,775	47%
Montréal	31,735	3,450	11%	5,885	19%	1,305	4%	6,145	19%	14,950	47%
Montérégie	2,670	215	8%	455	17%	190	7%	515	19%	1,295	49%
Laval	1,180	185	16%	270	23%	125	11%	245	21%	360	31%
Capitale-Nationale	275	15	5%	25	9%	25	9%	50	18%	155	56%
Outaouais	1,260	75	6%	180	14%	120	10%	230	18%	660	52%
Laurentides	320	40	13%	65	20%	45	14%	80	25%	95	30%
Estrie	265	15	6%	25	9%	45	17%	75	28%	110	42%
Lanaudière	60	0	0%	10	17%	10	17%	20	33%	15	25%
Eastern ERs	175	10	6%	20	11%	15	9%	25	14%	95	54%
Northern ERs	95	0	0%	20	21%	10	11%	40	42%	30	32%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 25.2: French FOLS recent immigrants (immigrated between 2001 and 2006) by highest level of schooling for the population 15 years and older, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	None or less than secondary		Secondary school diploma or certificate		Apprentice-ship or trade certificate or diploma		College, CEGEP, other non-univ. cert. or dipl. or univ. dipl. below bachelor		University degree at bachelor level or higher
Quebec total	77,075	10,055	13%	10,825	14%	6,960	9%	17,340	22%	31,895	41%
Montréal	52,155	6,040	12%	6,770	13%	4,540	9%	11,945	23%	22,860	44%
Montérégie	7,380	1,145	16%	1,070	14%	650	9%	1,735	24%	2,780	38%
Laval	3,285	515	16%	620	19%	375	11%	675	21%	1,090	33%
Capitale-Nationale	4,565	650	14%	695	15%	395	9%	920	20%	1,905	42%
Outaouais	1,895	250	13%	280	15%	145	8%	390	21%	825	44%
Laurentides	1,485	290	20%	230	15%	195	13%	350	24%	415	28%
Estrie	2,070	405	20%	295	14%	150	7%	375	18%	845	41%
Lanaudière	1,025	240	23%	120	12%	110	11%	305	30%	255	25%
Eastern ERs	1,825	285	16%	470	26%	210	12%	370	20%	480	26%
Northern ERs	1,400	225	16%	270	19%	190	14%	280	20%	435	31%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 25.3: English-French FOLS recent immigrants (immigrated between 2001 and 2006) by highest level of schooling for the population 15 years and older, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	None or less than secondary		Secondary school diploma or certificate		Apprentice-ship or trade certificate or diploma		College, CEGEP, other non-univ. cert. or dipl. or univ. dipl. below bachelor		University degree at bachelor level or higher
Quebec total	31,085	3,495	11%	3,715	12%	1,185	4%	5,225	17%	17,470	56%
Montréal	23,235	2,425	10%	2,675	12%	785	3%	3,965	17%	13,380	58%
Montérégie	3,080	455	15%	345	11%	105	3%	450	15%	1,730	56%
Laval	1,900	185	10%	325	17%	165	9%	355	19%	875	46%
Capitale-Nationale	935	150	16%	70	7%	25	3%	125	13%	570	61%
Outaouais	785	85	11%	130	17%	25	3%	90	11%	445	57%
Laurentides	205	30	15%	25	12%	10	5%	55	27%	95	46%
Estrie	480	95	20%	40	8%	35	7%	95	20%	215	45%
Lanaudière	160	25	16%	35	22%	25	16%	55	34%	20	13%
Eastern ERs	175	30	17%	50	29%	10	6%	35	20%	45	26%
Northern ERs	140	15	11%	25	18%	10	7%	0	0%	85	61%

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 26: Immigrants 35 to 64 years of age by FOLS categories showing labour force activity statistics for Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample

Table 26: Immigrants 35 to 64 years of age by labour force activity statistics, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	In the labour force	Participation rate	Number Employed	Employment rate
Quebec total	435,040	331,390	76.2	299,200	68.8
Montréal	280,500	210,005	74.9	185,945	66.3
Montérégie	54,315	42,955	79.1	40,285	74.2
Laval	42,330	33,515	79.2	31,390	74.2
Capitale-Nationale	11,660	9,240	79.2	8,520	73.1
Outaouais	12,910	10,220	79.2	9,430	73.0
Laurentides	10,695	8,210	76.8	7,855	73.4
Estrie	6,195	4,505	72.7	3,995	64.5
Lanaudière	6,885	5,460	79.3	5,210	75.7
Eastern ERs	5,345	4,210	78.8	3,850	72.0
Northern ERs	4,205	3,070	73.0	2,725	64.8

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 26.1: English FOLS immigrants 35 to 64 years of age by labour force activity statistics, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	In the labour force	Participation rate	Number Employed	Employment rate
Quebec total	141,065	106,495	75.5	97,600	69.2
Montréal	102,165	76,770	75.1	69,720	68.2
Montérégie	17,050	13,080	76.7	12,320	72.3
Laval	10,800	8,460	78.3	7,850	72.7
Capitale-Nationale	905	685	75.7	650	71.8
Outaouais	4,465	3,480	77.9	3,310	74.1
Laurentides	2,565	1,750	68.2	1,630	63.5
Estrie	1,190	785	66.0	750	63.0
Lanaudière	655	555	84.7	550	84.0
Eastern ERs	680	465	68.4	415	61.0
Northern ERs	610	460	75.4	400	65.6

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 26.2: French FOLS immigrants 35 to 64 years of age by labour force activity statistics, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	In the labour force	Participation rate	Number Employed	Employment rate
Quebec total	204,855	159,610	77.9	143,065	69.8
Montréal	116,880	89,130	76.3	77,430	66.2
Montérégie	27,325	22,225	81.3	20,845	76.3
Laval	20,550	16,460	80.1	15,395	74.9
Capitale-Nationale	9,435	7,605	80.6	7,015	74.4
Outaouais	6,175	4,975	80.6	4,505	73.0
Laurentides	7,285	5,825	80.0	5,610	77.0
Estrie	4,205	3,220	76.6	2,845	67.7
Lanaudière	5,555	4,420	79.6	4,220	76.0
Eastern ERs	4,180	3,380	80.9	3,105	74.3
Northern ERs	3,270	2,360	72.2	2,095	64.1

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 26.3: English-French FOLS immigrants 35 to 64 years of age by labour force activity statistics, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	In the labour force	Participation rate	Number Employed	Employment rate
Quebec total	73,570	58,530	79.6	53,145	72.2
Montréal	49,775	38,955	78.3	34,735	69.8
Montérégie	8,385	6,910	82.4	6,470	77.2
Laval	9,740	8,120	83.4	7,750	79.6
Capitale-Nationale	1,085	865	79.7	785	72.4
Outaouais	2,085	1,705	81.8	1,575	75.5
Laurentides	695	580	83.5	560	80.6
Estrie	595	435	73.1	385	64.7
Lanaudière	565	425	75.2	415	73.5
Eastern ERs	370	310	83.8	280	75.7
Northern ERs	280	225	80.4	200	71.4

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 26.4: Anglophone FOLS immigrants 35 to 64 years of age by labour force activity statistics, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	In the labour force	Participation rate	Number Employed	Employment rate
Quebec total	177,850	135,760	76.3	124,173	69.8
Montréal	127,053	96,248	75.8	87,088	68.5
Montérégie	21,243	16,535	77.8	15,555	73.2
Laval	15,670	12,520	79.9	11,725	74.8
Capitale-Nationale	1,448	1,118	77.2	1,043	72.0
Outaouais	5,508	4,333	78.7	4,098	74.4
Laurentides	2,913	2,040	70.0	1,910	65.6
Estrie	1,488	1,003	67.4	943	63.4
Lanaudière	938	768	81.9	758	80.8
Eastern ERs	865	620	71.7	555	64.2
Northern ERs	750	573	76.3	500	66.7

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 26.5: Francophone FOLS immigrants 35 to 64 years of age by labour force activity statistics, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	In the labour force	Participation rate	Number Employed	Employment rate
Quebec total	241,640	188,875	78.2	169,638	70.2
Montréal	141,768	108,608	76.6	94,798	66.9
Montérégie	31,518	25,680	81.5	24,080	76.4
Laval	25,420	20,520	80.7	19,270	75.8
Capitale-Nationale	9,978	8,038	80.6	7,408	74.2
Outaouais	7,218	5,828	80.7	5,293	73.3
Laurentides	7,633	6,115	80.1	5,890	77.2
Estrie	4,503	3,438	76.3	3,038	67.5
Lanaudière	5,838	4,633	79.4	4,428	75.8
Eastern ERs	4,365	3,535	81.0	3,245	74.3
Northern ERs	3,410	2,473	72.5	2,195	64.4

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 27: Male immigrants 35 to 64 years of age by FOLS categories showing labour force activity statistics, for Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample

Table 27: Male immigrants 35 to 64 years of age by labour force activity statistics, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	In the labour force	Participation rate	Number Employed	Employment rate
Quebec total	219,785	185,595	84.4	168,550	76.7
Montréal	139,540	116,360	83.4	103,455	74.1
Montérégie	27,730	24,135	87.0	22,755	82.1
Laval	21,750	19,215	88.3	18,185	83.6
Capitale-Nationale	6,245	5,290	84.7	4,910	78.6
Outaouais	6,580	5,660	86.0	5,260	79.9
Laurentides	5,790	4,950	85.5	4,725	81.6
Estrie	3,275	2,605	79.5	2,340	71.5
Lanaudière	3,705	3,125	84.3	3,015	81.4
Eastern ERs	2,920	2,450	83.9	2,285	78.3
Northern ERs	2,255	1,795	79.6	1,625	72.1

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 27.1: English FOLS male immigrants 35 to 64 years of age by labour force activity statistics, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	In the labour force	Participation rate	Number Employed	Employment rate
Quebec total	70,780	58,900	83.2	54,265	76.7
Montréal	51,280	42,205	82.3	38,505	75.1
Montérégie	8,445	7,330	86.8	6,925	82.0
Laval	5,600	4,920	87.9	4,630	82.7
Capitale-Nationale	410	325	79.3	310	75.6
Outaouais	2,285	1,945	85.1	1,855	81.2
Laurentides	1,325	1,080	81.5	1,015	76.6
Estrie	525	360	68.6	335	63.8
Lanaudière	325	285	87.7	275	84.6
Eastern ERs	310	230	74.2	205	66.1
Northern ERs	275	220	80.0	205	74.5

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 27.2: French FOLS male immigrants 35 to 64 years of age by labour force activity statistics, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	In the labour force	Participation rate	Number Employed	Employment rate
Quebec total	103,540	88,380	85.4	79,680	77.0
Montréal	57,490	48,575	84.5	42,325	73.6
Montérégie	14,125	12,345	87.4	11,630	82.3
Laval	10,310	9,075	88.0	8,575	83.2
Capitale-Nationale	5,110	4,410	86.3	4,080	79.8
Outaouais	3,035	2,645	87.1	2,430	80.1
Laurentides	3,990	3,465	86.8	3,325	83.3
Estrie	2,345	1,925	82.1	1,730	73.8
Lanaudière	2,990	2,520	84.3	2,440	81.6
Eastern ERs	2,330	1,995	85.6	1,865	80.0
Northern ERs	1,800	1,420	78.9	1,285	71.4

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 27.3: English-French FOLS male immigrants 35 to 64 years of age by labour force activity statistics, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	In the labour force	Participation rate	Number Employed	Employment rate
Quebec total	40,600	35,280	86.9	32,110	79.1
Montréal	27,170	23,260	85.6	20,730	76.3
Montérégie	4,640	4,140	89.2	3,910	84.3
Laval	5,470	4,985	91.1	4,770	87.2
Capitale-Nationale	615	530	86.2	490	79.7
Outaouais	1,200	1,040	86.7	960	80.0
Laurentides	440	385	87.5	375	85.2
Estrie	315	285	90.5	255	81.0
Lanaudière	350	300	85.7	290	82.9
Eastern ERs	230	215	93.5	195	84.8
Northern ERs	170	150	88.2	130	76.5

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 27.4: Anglophone FOLS male immigrants 35 to 64 years of age by labour force activity statistics, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	In the labour force	Participation rate	Number Employed	Employment rate
Quebec total	91,080	76,540	84.0	70,320	77.2
Montréal	64,865	53,835	83.0	48,870	75.3
Montérégie	10,765	9,400	87.3	8,880	82.5
Laval	8,335	7,413	88.9	7,015	84.2
Capitale-Nationale	718	590	82.2	555	77.4
Outaouais	2,885	2,465	85.4	2,335	80.9
Laurentides	1,545	1,273	82.4	1,203	77.8
Estrie	683	503	73.6	463	67.8
Lanaudière	500	435	87.0	420	84.0
Eastern ERs	425	338	79.4	303	71.2
Northern ERs	360	295	81.9	270	75.0

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 27.5: Francophone FOLS male immigrants 35 to 64 years of age by labour force activity statistics, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	In the labour force	Participation rate	Number Employed	Employment rate
Quebec total	123,840	106,020	85.6	95,735	77.3
Montréal	71,075	60,205	84.7	52,690	74.1
Montérégie	16,445	14,415	87.7	13,585	82.6
Laval	13,045	11,568	88.7	10,960	84.0
Capitale-Nationale	5,418	4,675	86.3	4,325	79.8
Outaouais	3,635	3,165	87.1	2,910	80.1
Laurentides	4,210	3,658	86.9	3,513	83.4
Estrie	2,503	2,068	82.6	1,858	74.2
Lanaudière	3,165	2,670	84.4	2,585	81.7
Eastern ERs	2,445	2,103	86.0	1,963	80.3
Northern ERs	1,885	1,495	79.3	1,350	71.6

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 28: Female immigrants 35 to 64 years of age by FOLS categories showing labour force activity statistics for Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample

Table 28: Female immigrants 35 to 64 years of age by labour force activity statistics, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	In the labour force	Participation rate	Number Employed	Employment rate
Quebec total	215,250	145,800	67.7	130,650	60.7
Montréal	140,960	93,645	66.4	82,490	58.5
Montérégie	26,590	18,820	70.8	17,535	65.9
Laval	20,575	14,295	69.5	13,205	64.2
Capitale-Nationale	5,415	3,950	72.9	3,610	66.7
Outaouais	6,330	4,560	72.0	4,165	65.8
Laurentides	4,910	3,265	66.5	3,130	63.7
Estrie	2,920	1,895	64.9	1,650	56.5
Lanaudière	3,180	2,335	73.4	2,195	69.0
Eastern ERs	2,430	1,755	72.2	1,570	64.6
Northern ERs	1,950	1,275	65.4	1,100	56.4

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 28.1: English FOLS female immigrants 35 to 64 years of age by labour force activity statistics, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	In the labour force	Participation rate	Number Employed	Employment rate
Quebec total	70,285	47,595	67.7	43,330	61.6
Montréal	50,885	34,565	67.9	31,215	61.3
Montérégie	8,605	5,755	66.9	5,390	62.6
Laval	5,195	3,540	68.1	3,220	62.0
Capitale-Nationale	495	355	71.7	340	68.7
Outaouais	2,170	1,535	70.7	1,460	67.3
Laurentides	1,240	670	54.0	620	50.0
Estrie	665	430	64.7	410	61.7
Lanaudière	330	275	83.3	275	83.3
Eastern ERs	370	235	63.5	210	56.8
Northern ERs	335	235	70.1	195	58.2

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 28.2: French FOLS female immigrants 35 to 64 years of age by labour force activity statistics, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	In the labour force	Participation rate	Number Employed	Employment rate
Quebec total	101,320	71,230	70.3	63,385	62.6
Montréal	59,390	40,560	68.3	35,100	59.1
Montérégie	13,195	9,885	74.9	9,220	69.9
Laval	10,240	7,380	72.1	6,825	66.7
Capitale-Nationale	4,330	3,195	73.8	2,935	67.8
Outaouais	3,140	2,325	74.0	2,080	66.2
Laurentides	3,290	2,360	71.7	2,285	69.5
Estrie	1,860	1,295	69.6	1,110	59.7
Lanaudière	2,565	1,900	74.1	1,785	69.6
Eastern ERs	1,850	1,390	75.1	1,240	67.0
Northern ERs	1,470	940	63.9	815	55.4

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 28.3: English-French FOLS female immigrants 35 to 64 years of age by labour force activity statistics, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	In the labour force	Participation rate	Number Employed	Employment rate
Quebec total	32,975	23,255	70.5	21,030	63.8
Montréal	22,600	15,695	69.4	14,005	62.0
Montérégie	3,745	2,770	74.0	2,555	68.2
Laval	4,270	3,135	73.4	2,975	69.7
Capitale-Nationale	465	340	73.1	290	62.4
Outaouais	885	665	75.1	620	70.1
Laurentides	260	195	75.0	190	73.1
Estrie	285	150	52.6	125	43.9
Lanaudière	220	130	59.1	120	54.5
Eastern ERs	140	95	67.9	85	60.7
Northern ERs	110	75	68.2	65	59.1

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 28.4: Anglophone FOLS female immigrants 35 to 64 years of age by labour force activity statistics, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	In the labour force	Participation rate	Number Employed	Employment rate
Quebec total	86,773	59,223	68.3	53,845	62.1
Montréal	62,185	42,413	68.2	38,218	61.5
Montérégie	10,478	7,140	68.1	6,668	63.6
Laval	7,330	5,108	69.7	4,708	64.2
Capitale-Nationale	728	525	72.2	485	66.7
Outaouais	2,613	1,868	71.5	1,770	67.8
Laurentides	1,370	768	56.0	715	52.2
Estrie	808	505	62.5	473	58.5
Lanaudière	440	340	77.3	335	76.1
Eastern ERs	440	283	64.2	253	57.4
Northern ERs	390	273	69.9	228	58.3

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 28.5: Francophone FOLS female immigrants 35 to 64 years of age by labour force activity statistics, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	In the labour force	Participation rate	Number Employed	Employment rate
Quebec total	117,808	82,858	70.3	73,900	62.7
Montréal	70,690	48,408	68.5	42,103	59.6
Montérégie	15,068	11,270	74.8	10,498	69.7
Laval	12,375	8,948	72.3	8,313	67.2
Capitale-Nationale	4,563	3,365	73.8	3,080	67.5
Outaouais	3,583	2,658	74.2	2,390	66.7
Laurentides	3,420	2,458	71.9	2,380	69.6
Estrie	2,003	1,370	68.4	1,173	58.6
Lanaudière	2,675	1,965	73.5	1,845	69.0
Eastern ERs	1,920	1,438	74.9	1,283	66.8
Northern ERs	1,525	978	64.1	848	55.6

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 29: Immigrants (arrived before 1991)–35 to 64 years of age by FOLS categories, showing labour force activity statistics for Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample

Table 29: Established immigrants (immigrated before 1991) who are 35 to 64 years of age by labour force activity statistics, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	In the labour force	Participation rate	Number Employed	Employment rate
Quebec total	257,860	195,550	75.8	182,205	70.7
Montréal	157,925	117,835	74.6	108,450	68.7
Montérégie	35,500	27,870	78.5	26,505	74.7
Laval	29,720	23,350	78.6	22,110	74.4
Capitale-Nationale	5,705	4,505	79.0	4,290	75.2
Outaouais	7,350	5,730	78.0	5,425	73.8
Laurentides	7,650	5,685	74.3	5,475	71.6
Estrie	3,415	2,530	74.1	2,370	69.4
Lanaudière	4,805	3,675	76.5	3,525	73.4
Eastern ERs	3,165	2,460	77.7	2,300	72.7
Northern ERs	2,610	1,915	73.4	1,765	67.6

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 29.1: English FOLS established immigrants (immigrated before 1991) who are 35 to 64 years of age by labour force activity statistics, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	In the labour force	Participation rate	Number Employed	Employment rate
Quebec total	92,160	70,685	76.7	65,965	71.6
Montréal	63,255	48,400	76.5	44,955	71.1
Montérégie	12,390	9,590	77.4	9,080	73.3
Laval	8,545	6,810	79.7	6,355	74.4
Capitale-Nationale	565	435	77.0	425	75.2
Outaouais	2,930	2,295	78.3	2,190	74.7
Laurentides	2,060	1,380	67.0	1,290	62.6
Estrie	930	635	68.3	600	64.5
Lanaudière	565	475	84.1	470	83.2
Eastern ERs	500	345	69.0	310	62.0
Northern ERs	420	325	77.4	290	69.0

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 29.2: French FOLS established immigrants (immigrated before 1991) who are 35 to 64 years of age by labour force activity statistics, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	In the labour force	Participation rate	Number Employed	Employment rate
Quebec total	118,155	89,830	76.0	83,620	70.8
Montréal	62,710	46,385	74.0	42,235	67.3
Montérégie	17,900	14,225	79.5	13,575	75.8
Laval	13,755	10,820	78.7	10,315	75.0
Capitale-Nationale	4,730	3,730	78.9	3,550	75.1
Outaouais	3,440	2,690	78.2	2,535	73.7
Laurentides	5,055	3,905	77.3	3,795	75.1
Estrie	2,225	1,705	76.6	1,610	72.4
Lanaudière	3,815	2,925	76.7	2,790	73.1
Eastern ERs	2,485	1,980	79.7	1,855	74.6
Northern ERs	2,035	1,460	71.7	1,365	67.1

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 29.3: English-French FOLS established immigrants (immigrated before 1991) who are 35 to 64 years of age by labour force activity statistics, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	In the labour force	Participation rate	Number Employed	Employment rate
Quebec total	41,025	32,015	78.0	30,110	73.4
Montréal	27,090	20,750	76.6	19,340	71.4
Montérégie	4,665	3,785	81.1	3,625	77.7
Laval	6,650	5,420	81.5	5,195	78.1
Capitale-Nationale	365	300	82.2	285	78.1
Outaouais	885	715	80.8	675	76.3
Laurentides	445	360	80.9	355	79.8
Estrie	235	165	70.2	155	66.0
Lanaudière	380	270	71.1	260	68.4
Eastern ERs	160	125	78.1	115	71.9
Northern ERs	145	120	82.8	100	69.0

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 29.4: Anglophone FOLS established immigrants (immigrated before 1991) who are 35 to 64 years of age by labour force activity statistics, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	In the labour force	Participation rate	Number Employed	Employment rate
Quebec total	112,673	86,693	76.9	81,020	71.9
Montréal	76,800	58,775	76.5	54,625	71.1
Montérégie	14,723	11,483	78.0	10,893	74.0
Laval	11,870	9,520	80.2	8,953	75.4
Capitale-Nationale	748	585	78.3	568	75.9
Outaouais	3,373	2,653	78.7	2,528	74.9
Laurentides	2,283	1,560	68.3	1,468	64.3
Estrie	1,048	718	68.5	678	64.7
Lanaudière	755	610	80.8	600	79.5
Eastern ERs	580	408	70.3	368	63.4
Northern ERs	493	385	78.2	340	69.0

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 29.5: Francophone FOLS established immigrants (immigrated before 1991) who are 35 to 64 years of age by labour force activity statistics, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	In the labour force	Participation rate	Number Employed	Employment rate
Quebec total	138,668	105,838	76.3	98,675	71.2
Montréal	76,255	56,760	74.4	51,905	68.1
Montérégie	20,233	16,118	79.7	15,388	76.1
Laval	17,080	13,530	79.2	12,913	75.6
Capitale-Nationale	4,913	3,880	79.0	3,693	75.2
Outaouais	3,883	3,048	78.5	2,873	74.0
Laurentides	5,278	4,085	77.4	3,973	75.3
Estrie	2,343	1,788	76.3	1,688	72.0
Lanaudière	4,005	3,060	76.4	2,920	72.9
Eastern ERs	2,565	2,043	79.6	1,913	74.6
Northern ERs	2,108	1,520	72.1	1,415	67.1

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 30: Immigrants (immigrated between 1991-2000)–35 to 64 years of age by FOLS categories showing labour force activity statistics for Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample

Table 30: Immigrants who immigrated to Canada from 1991 to 2000 and are 35 to 64 years of age, by labour force activity statistics, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	In the labour force	Participation rate	Number Employed	Employment rate
Quebec total	111,255	88,865	79.9	79,850	71.8
Montréal	75,265	58,685	78.0	51,650	68.6
Montérégie	12,185	10,245	84.1	9,675	79.4
Laval	9,545	7,920	83.0	7,385	77.4
Capitale-Nationale	3,555	3,080	86.6	2,815	79.2
Outaouais	3,795	3,195	84.2	2,905	76.5
Laurentides	2,055	1,740	84.7	1,670	81.3
Estrie	1,405	1,075	76.5	975	69.4
Lanaudière	1,440	1,260	87.5	1,230	85.4
Eastern ERs	1,120	990	88.4	930	83.0
Northern ERs	875	675	77.1	610	69.7

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 30.1: English FOLS immigrants who immigrated to Canada from 1991 to 2000 and are 35 to 64 years of age, by labour force activity statistics, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	In the labour force	Participation rate	Number Employed	Employment rate
Quebec total	32,710	24,905	76.1	22,375	68.4
Montréal	25,490	19,345	75.9	17,220	67.6
Montérégie	3,455	2,700	78.1	2,525	73.1
Laval	1,745	1,270	72.8	1,160	66.5
Capitale-Nationale	220	160	72.7	145	65.9
Outaouais	970	800	82.5	765	78.9
Laurentides	375	275	73.3	255	68.0
Estrie	135	95	70.4	95	70.4
Lanaudière	70	65	92.9	65	92.9
Eastern ERs	100	80	80.0	55	55.0
Northern ERs	145	115	79.3	100	69.0

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 30.2: French FOLS immigrants who immigrated to Canada from 1991 to 2000 and are 35 to 64 years of age, by labour force activity statistics, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	In the labour force	Participation rate	Number Employed	Employment rate
Quebec total	53,420	44,635	83.6	40,100	75.1
Montréal	32,415	26,330	81.2	22,980	70.9
Montérégie	5,740	5,125	89.3	4,890	85.2
Laval	5,190	4,450	85.7	4,130	79.6
Capitale-Nationale	2,895	2,570	88.8	2,360	81.5
Outaouais	1,890	1,625	86.0	1,445	76.5
Laurentides	1,510	1,320	87.4	1,285	85.1
Estrie	1,040	855	82.2	765	73.6
Lanaudière	1,210	1,070	88.4	1,040	86.0
Eastern ERs	880	795	90.3	760	86.4
Northern ERs	645	505	78.3	445	69.0

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 30.3: English-French immigrants who immigrated to Canada from 1991 to 2000 and are 35 to 64 years of age, by labour force activity statistics, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	In the labour force	Participation rate	Number Employed	Employment rate
Quebec total	20,175	17,190	85.2	15,585	77.2
Montréal	13,500	11,390	84.4	10,135	75.1
Montérégie	2,435	2,120	87.1	1,970	80.9
Laval	2,355	2,090	88.7	2,020	85.8
Capitale-Nationale	370	320	86.5	285	77.0
Outaouais	875	750	85.7	685	78.3
Laurentides	160	125	78.1	120	75.0
Estrie	150	120	80.0	115	76.7
Lanaudière	130	110	84.6	110	84.6
Eastern ERs	125	105	84.0	100	80.0
Northern ERs	70	50	71.4	50	71.4

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 30.4: Anglophone FOLS immigrants who immigrated to Canada from 1991 to 2000 and are 35 to 64 years of age, by labour force activity statistics, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	In the labour force	Participation rate	Number Employed	Employment rate
Quebec total	42,798	33,500	78.3	30,168	70.5
Montréal	32,240	25,040	77.7	22,288	69.1
Montérégie	4,673	3,760	80.5	3,510	75.1
Laval	2,923	2,315	79.2	2,170	74.3
Capitale-Nationale	405	320	79.0	288	71.0
Outaouais	1,408	1,175	83.5	1,108	78.7
Laurentides	455	338	74.2	315	69.2
Estrie	210	155	73.8	153	72.6
Lanaudière	135	120	88.9	120	88.9
Eastern ERs	163	133	81.5	105	64.6
Northern ERs	180	140	77.8	125	69.4

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 30.5: Francophone immigrants who immigrated to Canada from 1991 to 2000 and are 35 to 64 years of age, by labour force activity statistics, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	In the labour force	Participation rate	Number Employed	Employment rate
Quebec total	63,508	53,230	83.8	47,893	75.4
Montréal	39,165	32,025	81.8	28,048	71.6
Montérégie	6,958	6,185	88.9	5,875	84.4
Laval	6,368	5,495	86.3	5,140	80.7
Capitale-Nationale	3,080	2,730	88.6	2,503	81.3
Outaouais	2,328	2,000	85.9	1,788	76.8
Laurentides	1,590	1,383	86.9	1,345	84.6
Estrie	1,115	915	82.1	823	73.8
Lanaudière	1,275	1,125	88.2	1,095	85.9
Eastern ERs	943	848	89.9	810	85.9
Northern ERs	680	530	77.9	470	69.1

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 31: Immigrants (immigrated between 2001-2006)–35 to 64 years of age by FOLS categories showing labour force activity for Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample

Table 31: Recent immigrants (immigrated between 2001 and 2006) who are 35 to 64 years of age by labour force activity statistics, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	In the labour force	Participation rate	Number Employed	Employment rate
Quebec total	153,920	101,290	65.8	81,535	53.0
Montréal	112,570	74,050	65.8	58,695	52.1
Montérégie	13,945	9,140	65.5	7,745	55.5
Laval	6,870	4,600	67.0	3,885	56.6
Capitale-Nationale	6,065	3,930	64.8	3,295	54.3
Outaouais	4,105	2,860	69.7	2,375	57.9
Laurentides	2,085	1,460	70.0	1,320	63.3
Estrie	2,955	1,705	57.7	1,280	43.3
Lanaudière	1,295	990	76.4	890	68.7
Eastern ERs	2,355	1,530	65.0	1,275	54.1
Northern ERs	1,685	1,025	60.8	790	46.9

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 31.1: English FOLS recent immigrants (immigrated between 2001 and 2006) who are 35 to 64 years of age by labour force activity statistics, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	In the labour force	Participation rate	Number Employed	Employment rate
Quebec total	38,045	24,115	63.4	20,490	53.9
Montréal	31,735	20,005	63.0	16,855	53.1
Montérégie	2,670	1,635	61.2	1,480	55.4
Laval	1,185	845	71.3	755	63.7
Capitale-Nationale	275	160	58.2	155	56.4
Outaouais	1,260	880	69.8	745	59.1
Laurentides	325	235	72.3	205	63.1
Estrie	265	125	47.2	110	41.5
Lanaudière	60	40	66.7	35	58.3
Eastern ERs	175	115	65.7	105	60.0
Northern ERs	100	65	65.0	40	40.0

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 31.2: French FOLS recent immigrants (immigrated between 2001 and 2006) who are 35 to 64 years of age by labour force activity statistics, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	In the labour force	Participation rate	Number Employed	Employment rate
Quebec total	77,075	53,560	69.5	42,280	54.9
Montréal	52,155	36,400	69.8	28,055	53.8
Montérégie	7,375	5,155	69.9	4,280	58.0
Laval	3,280	2,265	69.1	1,870	57.0
Capitale-Nationale	4,560	3,095	67.9	2,565	56.2
Outaouais	1,895	1,405	74.1	1,160	61.2
Laurentides	1,485	1,060	71.4	955	64.3
Estrie	2,070	1,280	61.8	950	45.9
Lanaudière	1,025	805	78.5	740	72.2
Eastern ERs	1,820	1,235	67.9	1,030	56.6
Northern ERs	1,400	850	60.7	680	48.6

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 31.3: English-French FOLS recent immigrants (immigrated between 2001 and 2006) who are 35 to 64 years of age by labour force activity statistics, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	In the labour force	Participation rate	Number Employed	Employment rate
Quebec total	31,090	21,200	68.2	17,090	55.0
Montréal	23,235	15,730	67.7	12,455	53.6
Montérégie	3,080	2,120	68.8	1,820	59.1
Laval	1,895	1,395	73.6	1,180	62.3
Capitale-Nationale	940	640	68.1	555	59.0
Outaouais	780	555	71.2	455	58.3
Laurentides	205	155	75.6	150	73.2
Estrie	480	270	56.2	210	43.8
Lanaudière	160	110	68.8	110	68.8
Eastern ERs	175	130	74.3	105	60.0
Northern ERs	140	100	71.4	65	46.4

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 31.4: Anglophone FOLS recent immigrants (immigrated between 2001 and 2006) who are 35 to 64 years of age by labour force activity statistics, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	In the labour force	Participation rate	Number Employed	Employment rate
Quebec total	53,590	34,715	64.8	29,035	54.2
Montréal	43,353	27,870	64.3	23,083	53.2
Montérégie	4,210	2,695	64.0	2,390	56.8
Laval	2,133	1,543	72.3	1,345	63.1
Capitale-Nationale	745	480	64.4	433	58.1
Outaouais	1,650	1,158	70.2	973	58.9
Laurentides	428	313	73.1	280	65.5
Estrie	505	260	51.5	215	42.6
Lanaudière	140	95	67.9	90	64.3
Eastern ERs	263	180	68.6	158	60.0
Northern ERs	170	115	67.6	73	42.6

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 31.5: Francophone FOLS recent immigrants (immigrated between 2001 and 2006) who are 35 to 64 years of age by labour force activity statistics, Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
	Total	In the labour force	Participation rate	Number Employed	Employment rate
Quebec total	92,620	64,160	69.3	50,825	54.9
Montréal	63,773	44,265	69.4	34,283	53.8
Montérégie	8,915	6,215	69.7	5,190	58.2
Laval	4,228	2,963	70.1	2,460	58.2
Capitale-Nationale	5,030	3,415	67.9	2,843	56.5
Outaouais	2,285	1,683	73.6	1,388	60.7
Laurentides	1,588	1,138	71.7	1,030	64.9
Estrie	2,310	1,415	61.3	1,055	45.7
Lanaudière	1,105	860	77.8	795	71.9
Eastern ERs	1,908	1,300	68.2	1,083	56.7
Northern ERs	1,470	900	61.2	713	48.5

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 32: Immigrants 35 to 64 years of age by FOLS categories showing occupational categories (NOCS 2006) for Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample

Immigrants who are 35 to 64 years of age by occupational categories (NOCS 2006), Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
				A*	B	C*	D*	E*	F*	G	H*	I*	J*
	Total - Occupation*	Professional (A+B+C+D+E)		Mgmnt	Bus./Fin/ Admin	Nat. App. Sci.	Health	Social Sci., Edu., Gov't serv., Rel.	Art, Culture, Rec., Sport	Sales, Service	Trade, Trans., Equip. oper.	Unique to prim., ind.	Unique to proc., manuf., util.
Quebec total	337,205	171,470	51%	37,890	50,880	28,935	21,670	32,095	9,920	76,790	39,555	3,780	35,680
Montréal	212,210	105,985	50%	22,735	31,885	17,895	13,805	19,665	6,830	48,990	23,730	1,335	25,330
Montérégie	44,320	24,260	55%	5,605	7,265	4,500	3,025	3,865	1,010	9,735	4,815	940	3,560
Laval	34,180	16,255	48%	4,055	5,210	2,455	2,210	2,325	535	7,950	5,435	185	3,830
Capitale-Nationale	9,575	5,550	58%	1,240	1,300	1,130	505	1,375	385	2,365	685	175	415
Outaouais	10,455	5,870	56%	1,075	1,645	980	530	1,640	480	2,515	1,345	60	190
Laurentides	8,580	4,670	54%	1,440	1,220	830	375	805	225	1,790	1,095	190	615
Estrie	4,605	2,270	49%	390	610	265	330	675	155	850	505	240	600
Lanaudière	5,735	2,885	50%	570	890	335	445	645	105	1,110	1,010	70	560
Eastern ERs	4,390	2,035	46%	445	515	285	240	550	125	835	570	440	385
Northern ERs	3,150	1,720	55%	335	345	260	215	565	75	645	375	140	185

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 32.1: English FOLS immigrants who are 35 to 64 years of age by occupational categories (NOCS 2006), Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
				A*	B	C*	D*	E*	F*	G	H*	I*	J*
	Total - Occupation*	Professional (A+B+C+D+E)		Mgmnt	Bus./Fin/ Admin	Nat. App. Sci.	Health	Social Sci., Edu., Gov't serv., Rel.	Art, Culture, Rec., Sport	Sales, Service	Trade, Trans., Equip. oper.	Unique to prim., ind.	Unique to proc., manuf., util.
Quebec total	110,200	57,235	52%	14,180	18,125	9,145	6,315	9,470	3,405	25,000	12,065	705	11,795
Montréal	79,310	40,815	51%	9,620	12,815	6,735	4,715	6,930	2,620	18,020	8,170	380	9,300
Montérégie	13,665	7,790	57%	2,080	2,510	1,235	920	1,045	310	2,930	1,395	160	1,085
Laval	8,610	3,825	44%	1,250	1,460	455	310	350	130	2,065	1,465	35	1,090
Capitale-Nationale	705	425	60%	50	85	70	25	195	70	165	25	0	10
Outaouais	3,630	1,875	52%	465	480	370	170	390	165	985	520	15	75
Laurentides	1,880	1,155	61%	430	325	135	60	205	80	325	245	15	65
Estrie	850	470	55%	70	205	35	50	110	25	155	95	40	70
Lanaudière	580	320	55%	70	120	50	25	55	0	130	60	15	45
Eastern ERs	505	280	55%	60	75	25	10	110	10	110	55	20	30
Northern ERs	465	295	63%	90	50	40	25	90	10	115	25	15	10

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 32.2: French FOLS immigrants who are 35 to 64 years of age by occupational categories (NOCS 2006), Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
				A*	B	C*	D*	E*	F*	G	H*	I*	J*
	Total - Occupation*	Professional (A+B+C+D+E)		Mgmnt	Bus./Fin/ Admin	Nat. App. Sci.	Health	Social Sci., Edu., Gov't serv., Rel.	Art, Culture, Rec., Sport	Sales, Service	Trade, Trans., Equip. oper.	Unique to prim., ind.	Unique to proc., manuf., util.
Quebec total	160,515	81,995	51%	16,535	22,590	12,475	12,070	18,325	5,055	35,585	18,940	2,425	16,520
Montréal	88,350	43,965	50%	8,510	12,355	6,370	6,765	9,965	3,125	20,160	9,995	595	10,520
Montérégie	22,710	12,185	54%	2,590	3,420	2,095	1,715	2,365	560	4,845	2,680	610	1,830
Laval	16,700	8,395	50%	1,715	2,360	1,230	1,585	1,505	280	3,625	2,425	110	1,855
Capitale-Nationale	7,855	4,495	57%	1,095	1,075	915	425	985	290	1,930	610	160	370
Outaouais	5,000	3,060	61%	450	845	410	300	1,055	255	1,080	515	25	70
Laurentides	6,030	3,165	52%	890	805	595	300	575	145	1,320	745	165	490
Estrie	3,260	1,520	47%	275	310	205	250	480	120	610	365	185	455
Lanaudière	4,670	2,360	51%	440	715	270	375	560	100	890	850	50	420
Eastern ERs	3,505	1,565	45%	340	425	195	185	420	115	655	450	400	330
Northern ERs	2,440	1,295	53%	235	280	195	170	415	65	460	315	125	180

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 32.3: English-French FOLS immigrants who are 35 to 64 years of age by occupational categories (NOCS 2006), Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
				A*	B	C*	D*	E*	F*	G	H*	I*	J*
	Total - Occupation*	Professional (A+B+C+D+E)		Mgmnt	Bus./Fin/ Admin	Nat. App. Sci.	Health	Social Sci., Edu., Gov't serv., Rel.	Art, Culture, Rec., Sport	Sales, Service	Trade, Trans., Equip. oper.	Unique to prim., ind.	Unique to proc., manuf., util.
Quebec total	59,600	31,105	52%	6,825	9,745	7,195	3,185	4,155	1,385	13,685	7,750	520	5,150
Montréal	39,335	20,350	52%	4,370	6,375	4,700	2,250	2,655	1,030	9,015	4,965	255	3,710
Montérégie	7,165	4,135	58%	880	1,285	1,155	380	435	130	1,595	695	160	445
Laval	8,360	3,980	48%	1,055	1,380	770	315	460	115	2,055	1,460	20	735
Capitale-Nationale	910	585	64%	90	120	145	40	190	35	215	35	20	35
Outaouais	1,765	935	53%	160	315	200	65	195	60	425	280	25	50
Laurentides	605	340	56%	120	90	100	10	20	0	120	95	10	40
Estrie	465	285	61%	45	95	30	25	90	15	80	30	0	60
Lanaudière	455	210	46%	65	55	15	45	30	0	70	95	0	80
Eastern ERs	320	180	56%	45	20	65	30	20	0	50	60	20	10
Northern ERs	225	135	60%	10	15	30	25	55	0	45	35	0	0

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 32.4: Anglophone FOLS immigrants who are 35 to 64 years of age by occupational categories (NOCS 2006), Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
				A*	B	C*	D*	E*	F*	G	H*	I*	J*
	Total - Occupation*	Professional (A+B+C+D+E)		Mgmnt	Bus./Fin/ Admin	Nat. App. Sci.	Health	Social Sci., Edu., Gov't serv., Rel.	Art, Culture, Rec., Sport	Sales, Service	Trade, Trans., Equip. oper.	Unique to prim., ind.	Unique to proc., manuf., util.
Quebec total	140,000	72,788	52%	17,593	22,998	12,743	7,908	11,548	4,098	31,843	15,940	965	14,370
Montréal	98,978	50,990	52%	11,805	16,003	9,085	5,840	8,258	3,135	22,528	10,653	508	11,155
Montérégie	17,248	9,858	57%	2,520	3,153	1,813	1,110	1,263	375	3,728	1,743	240	1,308
Laval	12,790	5,815	45%	1,778	2,150	840	468	580	188	3,093	2,195	45	1,458
Capitale-Nationale	1,160	718	62%	95	145	143	45	290	88	273	43	10	28
Outaouais	4,513	2,343	52%	545	638	470	203	488	195	1,198	660	28	100
Laurentides	2,183	1,325	61%	490	370	185	65	215	80	385	293	20	85
Estrie	1,083	613	57%	93	253	50	63	155	33	195	110	40	100
Lanaudière	808	425	53%	103	148	58	48	70	0	165	108	15	85
Eastern ERs	665	370	56%	83	85	58	25	120	10	135	85	30	40
Northern ERs	578	363	63%	95	58	55	38	118	10	138	43	15	15

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 32.5: Francophone FOLS immigrants who are 35 to 64 years of age by occupational categories (NOCS 2006), Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
				A*	B	C*	D*	E*	F*	G	H*	I*	J*
	Total - Occupation*	Professional (A+B+C+D+E)		Mgmnt	Bus./Fin/ Admin	Nat. App. Sci.	Health	Social Sci., Edu., Gov't serv., Rel.	Art, Culture, Rec., Sport	Sales, Service	Trade, Trans., Equip. oper.	Unique to prim., ind.	Unique to proc., manuf., util.
Quebec total	190,315	97,548	51%	19,948	27,463	16,073	13,663	20,403	5,748	42,428	22,815	2,685	19,095
Montréal	108,018	54,140	50%	10,695	15,543	8,720	7,890	11,293	3,640	24,668	12,478	723	12,375
Montérégie	26,293	14,253	54%	3,030	4,063	2,673	1,905	2,583	625	5,643	3,028	690	2,053
Laval	20,880	10,385	50%	2,243	3,050	1,615	1,743	1,735	338	4,653	3,155	120	2,223
Capitale-Nationale	8,310	4,788	58%	1,140	1,135	988	445	1,080	308	2,038	628	170	388
Outaouais	5,883	3,528	60%	530	1,003	510	333	1,153	285	1,293	655	38	95
Laurentides	6,333	3,335	53%	950	850	645	305	585	145	1,380	793	170	510
Estrie	3,493	1,663	48%	298	358	220	263	525	128	650	380	185	485
Lanaudière	4,898	2,465	50%	473	743	278	398	575	100	925	898	50	460
Eastern ERs	3,665	1,655	45%	363	435	228	200	430	115	680	480	410	335
Northern ERs	2,553	1,363	53%	240	288	210	183	443	65	483	333	125	180

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 33: Male immigrants 35 to 64 years of age by FOLS categories showing occupational categories (NOCS 2006) for Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample

Table 33: Male immigrants who are 35 to 64 years of age by occupational categories (NOCS 2006), Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
				A*	B	C*	D*	E*	F*	G	H*	I*	J*
	Total - Occupation*	Professional (A+B+C+D+E)		Mgmnt	Bus./Fin/ Admin	Nat. App. Sci.	Health	Social Sci., Edu., Gov't serv., Rel.	Art, Culture, Rec., Sport	Sales, Service	Trade, Trans., Equip. oper.	Unique to prim., ind.	Unique to proc., manuf., util.
Quebec total	186,735	85,105	46%	26,420	17,660	23,150	5,745	12,130	4,875	39,600	35,540	2,880	18,740
Montréal	116,115	52,325	45%	15,750	11,475	14,250	3,790	7,060	3,445	25,560	21,080	1,190	12,520
Montérégie	24,635	12,140	49%	3,975	2,300	3,550	770	1,545	415	4,925	4,330	635	2,190
Laval	19,410	7,740	40%	2,955	1,720	2,020	375	670	280	4,065	5,045	140	2,145
Capitale-Nationale	5,435	3,075	57%	860	410	915	155	735	165	1,235	580	160	220
Outaouais	5,725	2,930	51%	725	590	830	160	625	195	1,160	1,240	40	160
Laurentides	5,065	2,475	49%	940	430	680	120	305	130	915	1,030	115	405
Estrie	2,660	1,165	44%	235	210	220	105	395	80	435	450	160	375
Lanaudière	3,265	1,290	40%	395	285	250	95	265	60	580	945	40	345
Eastern ERs	2,585	1,060	41%	345	145	220	90	260	100	400	505	285	240
Northern ERs	1,830	895	49%	235	90	215	85	270	15	320	340	105	145

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 33.1: English FOLS male immigrants who are 35 to 64 years of age by occupational categories (NOCS 2006), Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
				A*	B	C*	D*	E*	F*	G	H*	I*	J*
	Total - Occupation*	Professional (A+B+C+D+E)		Mgmnt	Bus./Fin/ Admin	Nat. App. Sci.	Health	Social Sci., Edu., Gov't serv., Rel.	Art, Culture, Rec., Sport	Sales, Service	Trade, Trans., Equip. oper.	Unique to prim., ind.	Unique to proc., manuf., util.
Quebec total	60,145	28,775	48%	10,070	6,115	7,275	1,540	3,775	1,590	12,210	10,875	535	6,160
Montréal	43,135	20,600	48%	6,825	4,380	5,330	1,175	2,890	1,245	8,870	7,340	335	4,740
Montérégie	7,485	3,950	53%	1,535	835	950	200	430	120	1,145	1,225	80	695
Laval	4,970	1,875	38%	900	435	375	95	70	90	1,080	1,360	35	535
Capitale-Nationale	330	210	64%	35	30	60	0	85	25	80	15	0	0
Outaouais	1,990	920	46%	285	185	320	35	95	70	450	475	10	65
Laurentides	1,105	635	57%	275	130	130	15	85	30	155	250	10	30
Estrie	385	195	51%	50	70	30	15	30	10	40	85	20	35
Lanaudière	295	155	53%	60	25	25	10	35	0	50	65	10	20
Eastern ERs	255	100	39%	50	0	20	0	30	10	60	45	20	30
Northern ERs	210	155	74%	60	20	35	10	30	0	20	25	10	0

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 33.2: French FOLS male immigrants who are 35 to 64 years of age by occupational categories (NOCS 2006), Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
				A*	B	C*	D*	E*	F*	G	H*	I*	J*
	Total - Occupation*	Professional (A+B+C+D+E)		Mgmnt	Bus./Fin/ Admin	Nat. App. Sci.	Health	Social Sci., Edu., Gov't serv., Rel.	Art, Culture, Rec., Sport	Sales, Service	Trade, Trans., Equip. oper.	Unique to prim., ind.	Unique to proc., manuf., util.
Quebec total	88,160	39,380	45%	11,370	8,065	10,100	3,070	6,775	2,545	18,570	16,980	1,820	8,875
Montréal	47,580	20,735	44%	5,740	4,785	5,180	1,810	3,220	1,645	10,585	8,820	545	5,250
Montérégie	12,570	5,845	46%	1,840	975	1,690	415	925	235	2,510	2,430	440	1,110
Laval	9,140	3,775	41%	1,220	835	1,015	215	490	145	1,810	2,270	80	1,055
Capitale-Nationale	4,510	2,485	55%	770	325	740	120	530	120	1,045	520	145	195
Outaouais	2,635	1,510	57%	325	310	330	100	445	90	505	460	0	60
Laurentides	3,545	1,645	46%	575	285	465	110	210	95	690	685	95	330
Estrie	1,970	830	42%	175	105	155	80	315	60	345	330	135	280
Lanaudière	2,655	1,035	39%	290	240	215	75	215	60	495	785	30	255
Eastern ERs	2,095	830	40%	260	140	135	70	225	95	325	395	255	195
Northern ERs	1,465	680	46%	170	70	170	70	200	10	260	280	95	135

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 33.3: English-French FOLS male immigrants who are 35 to 64 years of age by occupational categories (NOCS 2006), Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
				A*	B	C*	D*	E*	F*	G	H*	I*	J*
	Total - Occupation*	Professional (A+B+C+D+E)		Mgmnt	Bus./Fin/ Admin	Nat. App. Sci.	Health	Social Sci., Edu., Gov't serv., Rel.	Art, Culture, Rec., Sport	Sales, Service	Trade, Trans., Equip. oper.	Unique to prim., ind.	Unique to proc., manuf., util.
Quebec total	35,430	16,540	47%	4,800	3,360	5,740	1,090	1,550	710	7,560	7,105	410	3,115
Montréal	23,150	10,675	46%	3,060	2,215	3,705	780	915	535	5,105	4,520	230	2,085
Montérégie	4,255	2,250	53%	550	460	905	145	190	55	870	640	105	330
Laval	5,060	2,080	41%	830	445	635	60	110	50	1,095	1,335	15	485
Capitale-Nationale	555	360	65%	60	45	120	10	125	15	95	35	15	30
Outaouais	1,060	495	47%	110	95	175	30	85	40	200	270	20	35
Laurentides	400	200	50%	90	20	80	0	10	0	65	90	10	40
Estrie	275	150	55%	10	40	30	15	55	15	40	35	10	40
Lanaudière	310	110	35%	45	25	15	10	15	0	35	95	0	65
Eastern ERs	220	120	55%	40	0	60	20	0	0	20	55	10	10
Northern ERs	150	70	47%	0	0	15	10	45	0	30	40	0	0

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 33.4: Anglophone FOLS male immigrants who are 35 to 64 years of age by occupational categories (NOCS 2006), Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
				A*	B	C*	D*	E*	F*	G	H*	I*	J*
	Total - Occupation*	Professional (A+B+C+D+E)		Mgmnt	Bus./Fin/ Admin	Nat. App. Sci.	Health	Social Sci., Edu., Gov't serv., Rel.	Art, Culture, Rec., Sport	Sales, Service	Trade, Trans., Equip. oper.	Unique to prim., ind.	Unique to proc., manuf., util.
Quebec total	77,860	37,045	48%	12,470	7,795	10,145	2,085	4,550	1,945	15,990	14,428	740	7,718
Montréal	54,710	25,938	47%	8,355	5,488	7,183	1,565	3,348	1,513	11,423	9,600	450	5,783
Montérégie	9,613	5,075	53%	1,810	1,065	1,403	273	525	148	1,850	1,545	133	860
Laval	7,500	2,915	39%	1,315	658	693	125	125	115	1,628	2,028	43	778
Capitale-Nationale	608	390	64%	65	53	120	5	148	33	128	33	8	15
Outaouais	2,520	1,168	46%	340	233	408	50	138	90	550	610	20	83
Laurentides	1,305	735	56%	320	140	170	15	90	30	188	295	15	50
Estrie	523	270	52%	55	90	45	23	58	18	60	103	25	55
Lanaudière	450	210	47%	83	38	33	15	43	0	68	113	10	53
Eastern ERs	365	160	44%	70	0	50	10	30	10	70	73	25	35
Northern ERs	285	190	67%	60	20	43	15	53	0	35	45	10	0

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 33.5: Francophone FOLS male immigrants who are 35 to 64 years of age by occupational categories (NOCS 2006), Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
				A*	B	C*	D*	E*	F*	G	H*	I*	J*
	Total - Occupation*	Professional (A+B+C+D+E)		Mgmnt	Bus./Fin/ Admin	Nat. App. Sci.	Health	Social Sci., Edu., Gov't serv., Rel.	Art, Culture, Rec., Sport	Sales, Service	Trade, Trans., Equip. oper.	Unique to prim., ind.	Unique to proc., manuf., util.
Quebec total	105,875	47,650	45%	13,770	9,745	12,970	3,615	7,550	2,900	22,350	20.533	2,025	10,433
Montréal	59,155	26,073	44%	7,270	5,893	7,033	2,220	3,678	1,913	13,138	11.080	660	6,293
Montérégie	14,698	6,970	47%	2,115	1,205	2,143	488	1,020	263	2,945	2.750	493	1,275
Laval	11,670	4,815	41%	1,635	1,058	1,333	245	545	170	2,358	2.938	88	1,298
Capitale-Nationale	4,788	2,665	56%	800	348	800	125	593	128	1,093	538	153	210
Outaouais	3,165	1,758	56%	380	358	418	115	488	110	605	595	10	78
Laurentides	3,745	1,745	47%	620	295	505	110	215	95	723	730	100	350
Estrie	2,108	905	43%	180	125	170	88	343	68	365	348	140	300
Lanaudière	2,810	1,090	39%	313	253	223	80	223	60	513	833	30	288
Eastern ERs	2,205	890	40%	280	140	165	80	225	95	335	423	260	200
Northern ERs	1,540	715	46%	170	70	178	75	223	10	275	300	95	135

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 34: Female immigrants 35 to 64 years of age by FOLS categories showing occupational categories (NOCS 2006) for Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample

Table 34: Female immigrants who are 35 to 64 years of age by occupational categories (NOCS 2006), Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
				A*	B	C*	D*	E*	F*	G	H*	I*	J*
	Total - Occupation*	Professional (A+B+C+D+E)		Mgmnt	Bus./Fin/ Admin	Nat. App. Sci.	Health	Social Sci., Edu., Gov't serv., Rel.	Art, Culture, Rec., Sport	Sales, Service	Trade, Trans., Equip. oper.	Unique to prim., ind.	Unique to proc., manuf., util.
Quebec total	150,470	86,380	57%	11,475	33,225	5,785	15,925	19,970	5,050	37,190	4,015	900	16,940
Montréal	96,095	53,665	56%	6,990	20,405	3,645	10,020	12,605	3,380	23,430	2,655	145	12,810
Montérégie	19,685	12,120	62%	1,630	4,970	955	2,250	2,315	595	4,805	485	305	1,375
Laval	14,770	8,515	58%	1,095	3,490	435	1,845	1,650	250	3,885	385	45	1,690
Capitale-Nationale	4,135	2,475	60%	380	895	215	345	640	225	1,130	105	10	195
Outaouais	4,730	2,920	62%	350	1,045	145	370	1,010	285	1,355	110	20	30
Laurentides	3,510	2,180	62%	500	785	150	250	495	95	875	65	80	205
Estrie	1,945	1,105	57%	155	400	50	220	280	75	415	50	75	230
Lanaudière	2,470	1,590	64%	175	605	80	350	380	45	525	65	30	210
Eastern ERs	1,805	975	54%	100	370	70	145	290	25	435	65	150	145
Northern ERs	1,325	825	62%	105	255	45	130	290	60	330	35	40	45

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 34.1: English FOLS female immigrants who are 35 to 64 years of age by occupational categories (NOCS 2006), Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
				A*	B	C*	D*	E*	F*	G	H*	I*	J*
	Total - Occupation*	Professional (A+B+C+D+E)		Mgmnt	Bus./Fin/ Admin	Nat. App. Sci.	Health	Social Sci., Edu., Gov't serv., Rel.	Art, Culture, Rec., Sport	Sales, Service	Trade, Trans., Equip. oper.	Unique to prim., ind.	Unique to proc., manuf., util.
Quebec total	50,055	28,460	57%	4,110	12,005	1,880	4,770	5,695	1,820	12,785	1,190	165	5,635
Montréal	36,175	20,210	56%	2,800	8,430	1,405	3,540	4,035	1,375	9,150	830	45	4,565
Montérégie	6,185	3,830	62%	545	1,670	285	715	615	195	1,515	170	80	395
Laval	3,640	1,955	54%	350	1,020	85	220	280	35	990	105	0	550
Capitale-Nationale	380	220	58%	15	55	15	20	115	40	90	10	0	10
Outaouais	1,635	945	58%	180	290	50	135	290	95	535	50	0	15
Laurentides	775	525	68%	150	195	10	50	120	45	170	0	0	35
Estrie	465	275	59%	20	135	0	40	80	15	110	10	20	30
Lanaudière	290	160	55%	0	95	20	25	20	10	80	0	10	30
Eastern ERs	255	185	73%	10	75	10	10	80	0	55	10	0	10
Northern ERs	250	140	56%	30	30	0	20	60	10	85	0	10	10

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 34.2: French FOLS female immigrants who are 35 to 64 years of age by occupational categories (NOCS 2006), Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
				A*	B	C*	D*	E*	F*	G	H*	I*	J*
	Total - Occupation*	Professional (A+B+C+D+E)		Mgmnt	Bus./Fin/ Admin	Nat. App. Sci.	Health	Social Sci., Edu., Gov't serv., Rel.	Art, Culture, Rec., Sport	Sales, Service	Trade, Trans., Equip. oper.	Unique to prim., ind.	Unique to proc., manuf., util.
Quebec total	72,350	42,620	59%	5,165	14,525	2,380	9,000	11,550	2,510	17,010	1,960	600	7,645
Montréal	40,770	23,230	57%	2,770	7,570	1,190	4,955	6,745	1,480	9,570	1,170	55	5,270
Montérégie	10,140	6,340	63%	750	2,445	405	1,300	1,440	330	2,335	245	170	720
Laval	7,560	4,620	61%	500	1,525	215	1,370	1,010	145	1,820	155	30	800
Capitale-Nationale	3,345	2,015	60%	330	750	175	305	455	165	890	90	10	180
Outaouais	2,365	1,540	65%	125	540	75	195	605	170	580	50	15	10
Laurentides	2,485	1,530	62%	315	525	130	195	365	50	630	60	70	160
Estrie	1,282	695	54%	100	210	50	170	165	65	265	35	50	175
Lanaudière	2,020	1,330	66%	145	480	60	295	350	45	395	65	20	165
Eastern ERs	1,405	1,405	52%	80	280	60	120	195	20	325	55	145	135
Northern ERs	975	615	63%	60	215	20	100	220	45	205	35	35	40

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 34.3: English-French FOLS female immigrants who are 35 to 64 years of age by occupational categories (NOCS 2006), Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
				A*	B	C*	D*	E*	F*	G	H*	I*	J*
	Total - Occupation*	Professional (A+B+C+D+E)		Mgmnt	Bus./Fin/ Admin	Nat. App. Sci.	Health	Social Sci., Edu., Gov't serv., Rel.	Art, Culture, Rec., Sport	Sales, Service	Trade, Trans., Equip. oper.	Unique to prim., ind.	Unique to proc., manuf., util.
Quebec total	24,170	14,575	60%	2,030	6,390	1,460	2,095	2,600	680	6,125	645	105	2,035
Montréal	16,185	9,680	60%	1,310	4,160	995	1,470	1,745	495	3,910	445	30	1,625
Montérégie	2,910	1,880	65%	330	825	245	235	245	75	725	60	55	110
Laval	3,295	1,890	57%	225	930	135	255	345	70	960	125	10	245
Capitale-Nationale	355	205	58%	30	70	20	25	60	15	120	0	0	10
Outaouais	705	440	62%	45	220	25	35	115	20	230	10	0	15
Laurentides	205	140	68%	25	70	15	15	15	0	55	10	0	0
Estrie	190	135	71%	35	55	0	10	35	0	35	0	10	20
Lanaudière	145	95	66%	20	30	0	30	15	0	30	0	0	15
Eastern ERs	105	60	57%	0	20	10	15	15	0	40	0	15	0
Northern ERs	75	55	73%	10	10	15	10	10	0	25	0	0	0

Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census, Department of Canadian Heritage custom table

Table 34.4: Anglophone FOLS female immigrants who are 35 to 64 years of age by occupational categories (NOCS 2006), Quebec and Quebec economic regions, 2006 Census, 20% sample
				A*	B	C*	D*	E*	F*	G	H*	I*	J*
	Total - Occupation*	Professional (A+B+C+D+E)		Mgmnt	Bus./Fin/ Admin	Nat. App. Sci.	Health	Social Sci., Edu., Gov't serv., Rel.	Art, Culture, Rec., Sport	Sales, Service	Trade, Trans., Equip. oper.	Unique to prim., ind.	Unique to proc., manuf., util.
Quebec total	62,140	35,748	58%	5,125	15,200	2,610	5,818	6,995	2,160	15,848	1,513	218	6,653
Montréal	44,268	25,050	57%	3,455	10,510	1,903	4,275	4,908	1,623	11,105	1,053	60	5,378
Montérégie	7,640	4,770	62%	710	2,083	408	833	738	233	1,878	200	108	450
Laval	5,288	2,900	55%	463	1,485	153	348	453	70	1,470	168	5	673
Capitale-Nationale	558	323	58%	30	90	25	33	145	48	150	10	0	15
Outaouais	1,988	1,165	59%	203	400	63	153	348	105	650	55	0	23
Laurentides	878	595