TABLE 1: QUITE A BIT/EXTREME STRESS MOST DAYS
PER CENT OF THE POPULATION THAT PERCEIVED QUITE A BIT/EXTREME STRESS MOST DAYS,
PEEL, 2000/2001, 2003, 2005, 2007/2008, 2009/2010, 2011/2012
PEEL
2000/2001 (%)
TOTAL
PEEL
2003 (%)
PEEL
2005 (%)
26.0 (CI: 23.8-28.4)
29.1 (CI: 26.6-31.8)
24.6 (CI: 22.3-27.1)
Male
24.7 (CI: 21.6-28.2)
31.5 (CI: 27.7-35.7)
22.4 (CI: 19.3-25.9)
Female
27.3 (CI: 24.2-30.7)
26.7 (CI: 23.5-30.2)
26.8 (CI: 23.4-30.4)
12-19
4.6* (CI: 2.5-8.2)
15.0* (CI: 10.7-20.6)
10.9* (CI: 7.3-15.9)
20-44
31.6 (CI: 28.2-35.3)
32.4 (CI: 28.7-36.3)
28.3 (CI: 25.0-31.9)
45-64
29.7 (CI: 25.3-34.5)
36.1 (CI: 30.8-41.8)
27.9 (CI: 22.9-33.5)
65+
15.6* (CI: 10.6-22.2)
11.8* (CI: 7.8-17.6)
16.1* (CI: 10.7-23.4)
Low-middle
22.4* (CI: 14.7-32.6)
28.5* (CI: 17.5-42.8)
29.9* (CI: 18.3-44.8)
Middle
31.5 (CI: 25.0-38.9)
29.3 (CI: 23.1-36.3)
17.8* (CI: 12.7-24.5)
Upper-middle
24.8 (CI: 21.0-29.0)
24.7 (CI: 20.5-29.5)
28.1 (CI: 23.3-33.5)
Highest
25.5 (CI: 22.1-29.2)
31.9 (CI: 28.2-36.0)
25.3 (CI: 21.9-29.0)
Not stated
26.0 (CI: 19.4-33.9)
28.5* (CI: 19.8-39.2)
21.6* (CI: 16.0-28.4)
Less than high school
14.7 (CI: 11.3-18.8)
22.3 (CI: 17.6-27.7)
21.0 (CI: 16.3-26.6)
High school graduate
28.7 (CI: 23.8-34.3)
25.3 (CI: 20.0-31.5)
20.5 (CI: 15.9-26.1)
Some post-secondary
23.5* (CI: 16.7-32.1)
24.8* (CI: 17.4-34.1)
26.3* (CI: 18.1-36.5)
Post-secondary graduate
31.2 (CI: 27.7-34.9)
34.2 (CI: 30.4-38.2)
27.0 (CI: 23.7-30.6)
19.2 (CI: 14.3-25.3)
29.0 (CI: 22.4-36.6)
24.1 (CI: 18.2-31.2)
Long-term immigrant
30.9 (CI: 26.7-35.5)
31.2 (CI: 27.0-35.8)
25.6 (CI: 21.5-30.1)
Non-immigrant
25.2 (CI: 22.2-28.4)
26.8 (CI: 23.6-30.3)
24.4 (CI: 21.2-27.9)
SEX
AGE GROUP (YEARS)
INCOME LEVEL
EDUCATION LEVEL
IMMIGRANT STATUS
Recent immigrant
ETHNICITY
White
27.2 (CI: 24.4-30.1)
30.3 (CI: 27.2-33.6)
27.3 (CI: 24.1-30.7)
Black
23.4* (CI: 15.5-33.6)
19.0* (CI: 12.0-28.8)
19.1* (CI: 12.0-28.9)
East/Southeast Asian
31.0* (CI: 22.6-40.9)
27.0* (CI: 19.8-35.6)
16.5* (CI: 11.1-23.9)
West Asian/Arab
NR
36.0* (CI: 21.2-54.1)
NR
South Asian
23.6* (CI: 17.4-31.3)
29.5 (CI: 22.4-37.8)
20.3 (CI: 15.3-26.5)
Latin American
NR
NR
NR
Aboriginal
NR
NR
NR
Other
NR
22.6* (CI: 14.3-33.8)
26.2* (CI: 16.0-39.7)
Page 1 of 10
TABLE 1: QUITE A BIT/EXTREME STRESS MOST DAYS (CONTINUED)
PER CENT OF THE POPULATION THAT PERCEIVED QUITE A BIT/EXTREME STRESS MOST DAYS,
PEEL, 2000/2001, 2003, 2005, 2007/2008, 2009/2010, 2011/2012
PEEL
2007/2008 (%)
PEEL
2009/2010 (%)
PEEL
2011/2012 (%)
25.9 (CI: 23.1-28.9)
24.2 (CI: 21.7-26.8)
22.8 (CI: 20.1-25.6)
Male
23.2 (CI: 19.4-27.6)
22.8 (CI: 19.2-26.7)
22.8 (CI: 18.8-27.4)
Female
28.5 (CI: 24.5-32.8)
25.5 (CI: 22.2-29.2)
22.7 (CI: 19.5-26.3)
12-19
8.2* (CI: 5.2-12.6)
16.6 (CI: 12.2-22.1)
14.0* (CI: 9.9-19.5)
20-44
28.2 (CI: 24.1-32.7)
25.7 (CI: 22.1-29.8)
22.3 (CI: 18.8-26.3)
45-64
36.0 (CI: 30.0-42.5)
29.6 (CI: 24.3-35.4)
31.6 (CI: 25.7-38.1)
65+
10.0* (CI: 6.7-14.8)
12.3* (CI: 8.8-16.9)
10.6* (CI: 7.0-15.9)
Low-middle
21.4* (CI: 12.7-33.8)
23.9* (CI: 14.2-37.3)
20.5* (CI: 12.6-31.4)
Middle
27.2* (CI: 19.4-36.8)
25.1 (CI: 18.9-32.6)
25.0* (CI: 17.5-34.3)
Upper-middle
21.8 (CI: 16.6-28.1)
19.8 (CI: 15.5-24.9)
25.6 (CI: 20.8-31.1)
Highest
27.7 (CI: 23.8-32.0)
25.5 (CI: 21.6-29.8)
20.5 (CI: 17.2-24.3)
Not stated
27.3* (CI: 19.5-36.8)
26.2 (CI: 20.5-32.7)
N/A
TOTAL
SEX
AGE GROUP (YEARS)
INCOME LEVEL
EDUCATION LEVEL
Less than high school
12.7* (CI: 8.9-18.0)
15.6 (CI: 12.0-19.9)
14.7* (CI: 10.7-19.8)
High school graduate
24.4 (CI: 18.8-31.0)
26.0 (CI: 20.0-33.1)
20.5* (CI: 15.1-27.3)
Some post-secondary
24.2* (CI: 17.0-33.2)
26.1* (CI: 17.8-36.7)
28.3* (CI: 18.1-41.5)
Post-secondary graduate
32.9 (CI: 28.6-37.6)
26.3 (CI: 22.8-30.2)
25.5 (CI: 21.6-29.7)
Recent immigrant
21.3 (CI: 16.2-27.4)
22.9 (CI: 17.7-29.2)
19.6* (CI: 14.2-26.4)
Long-term immigrant
29.1 (CI: 24.3-34.4)
27.1 (CI: 22.6-32.1)
26.2 (CI: 21.3-31.9)
Non-immigrant
25.8 (CI: 21.4-30.7)
22.4 (CI: 19.1-26.1)
20.1 (CI: 17.0-23.7)
IMMIGRANT STATUS
ETHNICITY
White
27.2 (CI: 23.5-31.2)
27.0 (CI: 23.2-31.2)
23.0 (CI: 19.5-27.0)
Black
21.6* (CI: 13.3-32.9)
21.1* (CI: 14.4-29.8)
14.2* (CI: 8.3-23.1)
East/Southeast Asian
24.8* (CI: 17.2-34.4)
24.7* (CI: 18.0-32.8)
30.4* (CI: 21.7-40.7)
West Asian/Arab
37.5* (CI: 21.3-57.1)
NR
45.9* (CI: 27.9-65.1)
South Asian
24.6* (CI: 18.5-32.0)
20.8 (CI: 16.4-26.0)
20.1* (CI: 14.0-27.9)
Latin American
17.6* (CI: 8.9-31.6)
NR
NR
Aboriginal
NR
NR
NR
Other
26.1* (CI: 14.5-42.5)
27.9* (CI: 16.5-43.1)
19.7* (CI: 12.6-29.6)
*Use estimate with caution.
Reflects respondents aged 12 years and older.
NR = Not releasable due to small numbers.
CI - 95% confidence interval.
Page 2 of 10
N/A - Starting in 2011, missing data regarding income were imputed by Statistics Canada. This may affect comparability
between years.
Note: “Not stated”, “don’t know” and “refused” responses are excluded in the table above.
Source: Canadian Community Health Survey 2000/2001, 2003, 2005, 2007/2008, 2009/2010, 2011/2012, Statistics
Canada, Share File, Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care.
Question: Thinking about the amount of stress in your life, would you say that most days are: not at all stressful, not
very stressful, a bit stressful, quite a bit stressful, or extremely stressful?
Last Updated: January 29, 2014
Page 3 of 10
TABLE 2: QUITE A BIT/EXTREME STRESS MOST DAYS
PER CENT OF THE POPULATION THAT PERCEIVED QUITE A BIT/EXTREME STRESS MOST DAYS,
ONTARIO, 2000/2001, 2003, 2005, 2007/2008, 2009/2010, 2011/2012
ONTARIO
2000/2001 (%)
TOTAL
ONTARIO
2003 (%)
ONTARIO
2005 (%)
23.3 (CI: 22.7-23.9)
23.0 (CI: 22.3-23.6)
21.7 (CI: 21.1-22.4)
Male
22.1 (CI: 21.2-23.0)
22.2 (CI: 21.3-23.2)
20.6 (CI: 19.7-21.5)
Female
24.5 (CI: 23.6-25.4)
23.7 (CI: 22.8-24.6)
22.8 (CI: 21.9-23.7)
12-19
4.8 (CI: 4.1-5.7)
11.9 (CI: 10.7-13.2)
10.4 (CI: 9.2-11.6)
20-44
28.7 (CI: 27.6-29.7)
27.5 (CI: 26.4-28.7)
26.1 (CI: 25.1-27.2)
45-64
27.9 (CI: 26.7-29.2)
26.8 (CI: 25.6-28.1)
25.4 (CI: 24.0-26.8)
65+
13.4 (CI: 12.2-14.6)
10.6 (CI: 9.7-11.6)
10.8 (CI: 9.7-11.9)
Low-middle
25.6 (CI: 23.6-27.8)
23.2 (CI: 20.6-25.9)
25.8 (CI: 23.1-28.6)
Middle
23.2 (CI: 21.7-24.7)
22.5 (CI: 20.9-24.2)
20.2 (CI: 18.5-21.9)
Upper-middle
22.2 (CI: 21.2-23.4)
20.1 (CI: 19.0-21.2)
20.1 (CI: 18.9-21.3)
Highest
24.9 (CI: 23.8-26.0)
26.9 (CI: 25.7-28.0)
23.7 (CI: 22.7-24.7)
Not stated
19.7 (CI: 18.0-21.6)
18.8 (CI: 17.1-20.7)
19.3 (CI: 17.5-21.2)
Less than high school
15.1 (CI: 14.1-16.1)
14.8 (CI: 13.8-15.9)
15.0 (CI: 13.9-16.2)
High school graduate
22.5 (CI: 21.1-23.9)
21.9 (CI: 20.4-23.3)
19.0 (CI: 17.6-20.6)
Some post-secondary
27.1 (CI: 24.7-29.6)
26.3 (CI: 23.7-29.2)
24.2 (CI: 21.7-26.9)
Post-secondary graduate
27.9 (CI: 26.9-28.9)
27.0 (CI: 26.0-28.1)
25.1 (CI: 24.1-26.0)
Recent immigrant
20.7 (CI: 18.2-23.4)
25.0 (CI: 22.0-28.1)
22.9 (CI: 20.1-25.9)
Long-term immigrant
25.2 (CI: 23.6-26.9)
24.0 (CI: 22.4-25.6)
21.8 (CI: 20.2-23.4)
Non-immigrant
23.0 (CI: 22.3-23.7)
22.6 (CI: 21.9-23.4)
21.6 (CI: 20.9-22.3)
White
23.8 (CI: 23.2-24.5)
23.0 (CI: 22.3-23.7)
21.7 (CI: 21.0-22.4)
Black
18.9 (CI: 15.0-23.5)
20.4 (CI: 16.3-25.2)
19.2 (CI: 15.1-24.1)
East/Southeast Asian
19.7 (CI: 16.8-23.0)
20.4 (CI: 17.6-23.6)
18.8 (CI: 16.0-21.9)
West Asian/Arab
28.9 (CI: 22.1-36.8)
30.9* (CI: 23.0-40.2)
30.1 (CI: 22.9-38.3)
South Asian
20.9 (CI: 17.0-25.3)
25.5 (CI: 21.6-29.8)
20.3 (CI: 17.1-24.0)
Latin American
17.2* (CI: 11.6-24.7)
35.3* (CI: 26.2-45.6)
28.4 (CI: 21.4-36.6)
Aboriginal
24.5 (CI: 18.7-31.5)
22.9* (CI: 16.5-30.8)
23.1 (CI: 19.6-27.1)
Other
21.0 (CI: 17.2-25.5)
22.6 (CI: 19.0-26.8)
25.7 (CI: 21.5-30.4)
SEX
AGE GROUP (YEARS)
INCOME LEVEL
EDUCATION LEVEL
IMMIGRANT STATUS
ETHNICITY
Page 4 of 10
TABLE 2: QUITE A BIT/EXTREME STRESS MOST DAYS (CONTINUED)
PER CENT OF THE POPULATION THAT PERCEIVED QUITE A BIT/EXTREME STRESS MOST DAYS,
ONTARIO, 2000/2001, 2003, 2005, 2007/2008, 2009/2010, 2011/2012
ONTARIO
2007/2008 (%)
ONTARIO
2009/2010 (%)
ONTARIO
2011/2012 (%)
21.2 (CI: 20.5-21.9)
23.5 (CI: 22.7-24.3)
22.3 (CI: 21.5-23.1)
Male
19.6 (CI: 18.6-20.6)
21.4 (CI: 20.3-22.5)
20.4 (CI: 19.2-21.6)
Female
22.8 (CI: 21.8-23.7)
25.5 (CI: 24.4-26.6)
24.1 (CI: 23.0-25.2)
12-19
10.4 (CI: 9.3-11.7)
15.5 (CI: 14.0-17.3)
14.7 (CI: 13.1-16.4)
20-44
24.1 (CI: 23.0-25.2)
25.7 (CI: 24.5-26.9)
24.4 (CI: 23.2-25.7)
45-64
26.4 (CI: 24.9-27.9)
28.8 (CI: 27.2-30.5)
27.3 (CI: 25.5-29.1)
65+
11.1 (CI: 10.1-12.1)
12.6 (CI: 11.6-13.7)
12.1 (CI: 11.0-13.3)
26.4 (CI: 22.5-30.6)
30.8 (CI: 26.9-34.9)
27.5 (CI: 24.3-30.9)
Middle
21.7 (CI: 19.8-23.7)
23.5 (CI: 21.5-25.6)
23.3 (CI: 21.3-25.3)
Upper-middle
19.0 (CI: 17.7-20.3)
21.3 (CI: 19.9-22.8)
21.1 (CI: 19.6-22.8)
Highest
22.2 (CI: 21.2-23.3)
24.0 (CI: 22.8-25.3)
22.1 (CI: 20.9-23.3)
Not stated
19.7 (CI: 17.8-21.7)
23.1 (CI: 21.3-25.1)
N/A
Less than high school
13.7 (CI: 12.4-15.2)
17.1 (CI: 15.9-18.4)
16.7 (CI: 15.2-18.4)
High school graduate
19.8 (CI: 18.2-21.5)
21.0 (CI: 19.2-22.9)
19.4 (CI: 17.6-21.3)
Some post-secondary
21.6 (CI: 19.3-24.1)
27.4 (CI: 24.3-30.7)
23.8 (CI: 20.4-27.6)
Post-secondary graduate
24.5 (CI: 23.5-25.5)
25.8 (CI: 24.6-26.9)
24.6 (CI: 23.5-25.8)
20.0 (CI: 17.5-22.7)
21.2 (CI: 18.4-24.3)
19.7 (CI: 16.8-23.0)
Long-term immigrant
21.6 (CI: 19.9-23.5)
24.1 (CI: 22.2-26.1)
24.1 (CI: 21.9-26.5)
Non-immigrant
21.0 (CI: 20.3-21.8)
23.4 (CI: 22.5-24.3)
21.9 (CI: 21.0-22.8)
White
20.9 (CI: 20.2-21.6)
23.9 (CI: 23.1-24.8)
22.4 (CI: 21.5-23.4)
Black
19.7 (CI: 15.9-24.1)
24.5 (CI: 19.5-30.5)
14.8 (CI: 11.4-19.1)
TOTAL
SEX
AGE GROUP (YEARS)
INCOME LEVEL
Low-middle
EDUCATION LEVEL
IMMIGRANT STATUS
Recent immigrant
ETHNICITY
East/Southeast Asian
20.4 (CI: 17.5-23.7)
20.2 (CI: 17.3-23.5)
23.0 (CI: 19.6-26.9)
West Asian/Arab
32.2* (CI: 23.5-42.2)
31.0* (CI: 23.2-40.1)
27.5 (CI: 20.7-35.5)
South Asian
20.8 (CI: 17.3-24.8)
19.8 (CI: 16.9-23.0)
20.1 (CI: 16.7-23.9)
Latin American
22.4* (CI: 16.1-30.3)
19.8* (CI: 12.5-30.0)
17.8* (CI: 11.9-25.7)
Aboriginal
26.8 (CI: 22.1-32.1)
21.6 (CI: 18.5-25.1)
23.3 (CI: 19.7-27.4)
Other
15.8 (CI: 11.7-20.8)
22.6 (CI: 17.6-28.5)
22.8 (CI: 18.2-28.1)
*Use estimate with caution.
Reflects respondents aged 12 years and older.
CI - 95% confidence interval.
Page 5 of 10
N/A - Starting in 2011, missing data regarding income were imputed by Statistics Canada. This may affect comparability
between years.
Note: “Not stated”, “don’t know” and “refused” responses are excluded in the table above.
Source: Canadian Community Health Survey 2000/2001, 2003, 2005, 2007/2008, 2009/2010, 2011/2012, Statistics
Canada, Share File, Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care.
Question: Thinking about the amount of stress in your life, would you say that most days are: not at all stressful, not
very stressful, a bit stressful, quite a bit stressful, or extremely stressful?
Last Updated: January 29, 2014
Page 6 of 10
TABLE 3: QUITE A BIT/EXTREME STRESS MOST DAYS
NUMBER OF PEEL RESIDENTS THAT PERCEIVED QUITE A BIT/EXTREME STRESS MOST DAYS,
PEEL, 2000/2001, 2003, 2005, 2007/2008, 2009/2010, 2011/2012
PEEL
2000/2001
PEEL
2003
PEEL
2005
PEEL
2007/2008
PEEL
2009/2010
PEEL
2011/2012
223,200
270,500
248,000
284,000
269,700
263,700
Male
105,300
145,500
111,800
125,700
125,600
129,700
Female
117,900
125,100
136,200
158,300
144,100
134,000
12-19
5,200*
18,800*
15,000*
12,300*
25,000
21,300*
20-44
136,800
149,000
138,900
145,100
128,000
113,000
45-64
69,000
92,300
78,300
115,300
101,200
114,900
65+
12,200*
10,400*
15,900*
11,300*
15,400*
14,500*
TOTAL
SEX
AGE GROUP (YEARS)
INCOME LEVEL
Low-middle
10,600*
9,900*
10,400*
9,800*
9,100*
11,800*
Middle
37,600
33,800
21,400*
42,800*
34,400
42,800*
Upper-middle
58,900
62,800
70,900
58,500
52,900
93,400
Highest
87,700
133,400
109,100
122,800
113,300
115,600
Not stated
28,400
30,700*
36,300*
50,100*
59,900
N/A
30,300
43,700
39,400
30,500*
33,200
30,300*
39,300*
EDUCATION LEVEL
Less than high school
High school graduate
55,600
48,500
33,100
38,600
54,100
Some post-secondary
16,400*
16,300*
25,100*
25,400*
20,700*
29,100*
Post-secondary graduate
118,600
158,300
144,600
186,200
154,100
150,700
26,900
38,400
42,700
48,500
48,400
40,200*
IMMIGRANT STATUS
Recent immigrant
Long-term immigrant
80,900
98,600
82,300
111,300
112,000
114,200
Non-immigrant
113,600
121,200
117,600
117,500
102,500
91,200
White
153,300
170,100
151,800
137,500
144,700
112,600
Black
12,100*
8,900*
11,900*
17,900*
16,100*
13,400*
East/Southeast Asian
21,100*
22,900*
15,500*
27,600*
31,600*
47,600*
ETHNICITY
West Asian/Arab
NR
6,700*
NR
11,000*
NR
12,200*
24,000*
35,500
34,400
66,000*
49,400
44,200*
Latin American
NR
NR
NR
5,400*
NR
NR
Aboriginal
NR
NR
NR
NR
NR
NR
Other
NR
10,100*
13,300*
7,400*
10,800*
12,700*
South Asian
*Use estimate with caution.
Reflects respondents aged 12 years and older.
NR = Not releasable due to small numbers.
Page 7 of 10
N/A - Starting in 2011, missing data regarding income were imputed by Statistics Canada. This may affect comparability between years.
Note: “Not stated”, “don’t know” and “refused” responses are excluded in the table above.
Source: Canadian Community Health Survey 2000/2001, 2003, 2005, 2007/2008, 2009/2010, 2011/2012, Statistics Canada, Share
File, Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care.
Question: Thinking about the amount of stress in your life, would you say that most days are: not at all stressful, not very stressful, a bit
stressful, quite a bit stressful, or extremely stressful?
Last Updated: January 29, 2014
Page 8 of 10
TABLE 4: QUITE A BIT/EXTREME STRESS MOST DAYS
NUMBER OF ONTARIO RESIDENTS THAT PERCEIVED QUITE A BIT/EXTREME STRESS MOST DAYS,
ONTARIO, 2000/2001, 2003, 2005, 2007/2008, 2009/2010, 2011/2012
ONTARIO
2000/2001
ONTARIO
2003
ONTARIO
2005
ONTARIO
2007/2008
ONTARIO
2009/2010
ONTARIO
2011/2012
2,299,900
2,355,700
2,290,200
2,306,600
2,623,900
2,540,600
Male
1,069,100
1,119,500
1,066,600
1,044,700
1,172,800
1,139,600
Female
1,230,700
1,236,300
1,223,600
1,261,900
1,451,200
1,401,000
TOTAL
SEX
AGE GROUP (YEARS)
12-19
60,000
154,000
137,900
141,200
209,400
191,800
20-44
1,291,800
1,260,900
1,197,000
1,100,800
1,166,800
1,115,100
45-64
760,400
787,300
793,400
889,000
1,033,500
1,015,000
65+
187,600
153,500
161,900
175,600
214,300
218,700
210,100
145,900
143,600
153,400
172,200
172,500
Middle
387,900
334,400
279,300
299,100
305,500
417,500
Upper-middle
664,300
582,600
561,900
514,400
558,500
714,400
Highest
827,600
1,025,900
1,007,400
1,023,100
1,098,600
1,235,600
Not stated
210,000
267,000
298,000
316,600
489,100
N/A
Less than high school
397,800
364,100
346,800
312,600
372,500
348,600
High school graduate
459,500
429,400
322,500
349,100
384,000
372,000
Some post-secondary
206,800
196,000
211,800
182,500
235,400
160,500
1,217,400
1,331,200
1,364,100
1,380,800
1,536,000
1,542,200
181,400
208,000
217,300
195,800
218,700
195,600
INCOME LEVEL
Low-middle
EDUCATION LEVEL
Post-secondary graduate
IMMIGRANT STATUS
Recent immigrant
Long-term immigrant
511,100
502,700
473,600
504,700
588,200
594,100
1,594,200
1,594,100
1,562,100
1,521,200
1,726,400
1,635,800
White
1,916,200
1,832,500
1,747,100
1,629,700
1,916,000
1,794,000
Black
48,200
53,400
53,500
81,500
97,500
54,400
East/Southeast Asian
125,300
139,200
133,500
170,300
186,300
199,100
West Asian/Arab
32,200
37,500
40,300
73,100
61,000
60,000
South Asian
83,400
104,300
112,900
134,600
134,800
146,300
Latin American
14,600*
45,200
30,200
32,600
33,200*
30,200*
Aboriginal
12,000
12,300
39,200
69,300
53,400
66,400
Other
57,900
80,400
85,400
26,200
50,900
73,900
Non-immigrant
ETHNICITY
*Use estimate with caution.
Reflects respondents aged 12 years and older.
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N/A - Starting in 2011, missing data regarding income were imputed by Statistics Canada. This may affect comparability between years.
Note: “Not stated”, “don’t know” and “refused” responses are excluded in the table above.
Source: Canadian Community Health Survey 2000/2001, 2003, 2005, 2007/2008, 2009/2010, 2011/2012, Statistics Canada, Share File,
Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care.
Question: Thinking about the amount of stress in your life, would you say that most days are: not at all stressful, not very stressful, a bit
stressful, quite a bit stressful, or extremely stressful?
Last Updated: January 29, 2014
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