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GALLUP WOULD LIlCE YOUR OPINION INTERVIl-WER IXJNT READ ALOUD WORDS IN CAPITAL LEITERS I CIRCLE APPROIRIAIJ NUMUE
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Good day Im from the Gallup Organization and Id like to talk to you about a few topics 011 narionat public opinion and 011 marketing
i ~nlt do you think Is the Most IMportlnt prOblem facln~ this country today
ECOHOMIC INrL4TION HIGH PRICES---------l(UNEMPLOYMENT----- ----------------2 L4BOR UNIONSSTRIKES-------------_ bullbull - bullbull -) NATIONAL UNITY OUEBEC SEP4RATION--------4 ENERGY OIL GAS PROBLEMS---- bullbull - bullbull ------5GOVERNMENTmiddotmiddot middotmiddotmiddot_middotmiddotmiddotmiddot middotmiddotmiddot_middot __middotmiddot6
OTHER(SPEClry) 7 2)~CANT SAY--middotmiddotmiddot----- bullbull --------------8
n~ jl-9 2 Generilly speaking hive you been sltlslfled
or dissatisfied with the record of the Con~ servatlve Government In Ottawa to date
5A SATISFIEO------l 0ISSATISfIEO--middot---middot2 DONT KND~middotmiddot-middotmiddot--middot----)
tJS gt1 3 As far as 1985 Is concerned do you think
il il1 be ~ year hen taxes will rise or hen lales ill fall or will there be no change
TAXES ~ILL RISE---middotlmiddoti TAXES ~ILL fALLmiddotmiddotmiddot--middot2 S~~ENO CH~NGE-middotmiddotmiddot-middotmiddot--)
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4 An~ ill 1985 be a year of rising prices (aling prices or ill there be no change ir c r t c e s t
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lt U~ 1985 be a year when the United Slates 111 Increase her poer In the orld a year hen Un~e~ Sla~es po er ill decline or Ill lrere ~e no change
US ~OWER IIILL l~CREASE-middot-lmiddotO US ~OWER WILL DEClINE--middot-2 SA~ENO CHANGEmiddotmiddotmiddot-----middotmiddot--middot) DONT (NOil middot-----middotmiddotmiddot-4shy1)- gt~
6 ampn~ Ill 1985 be a year hen Russia Ill increase ner power in the orld a year hen Russn cc er ill decline or Ill there be oc change
~USSI~N POiE~ WILL INCREASEmiddotmiddotmiddot1 ) RUSSIAN ~OliER IIILL DECLINEmiddot-middotmiddot2 S ~ NO CH~N G bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull - bullbullbull - bullbullbull 3
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7 bull liould you approve or disapprove If family Io ances were Increased but paid only to families ho needed them
lPPROVEmiddot bullbull --middotmiddotJ shyDlSAPPROVE-middot--middotmiddotmiddot2 DONT KNOIimiddotmiddot-middotmiddot-middotmiddotmiddotmiddot3 1)- gtif
5 lioul d you Ipprove or d i HPprOH If 01 d Age Pensions ere Increased but paid only to peo~le who needed them
APPRO VE _1 bull lj DISAPPROVE-middot-middot-2 DONT KNOW bull middotmiddot-middot-) tS l1f
Do you think that the use of soft drugs such as cannabis or Marijuana is a very serious problem in this country today a _oderately serious problem not very serious or not really a problem at al17
VERY SERIOUS------lmiddotz-l HODER4TELY SERIOUSmiddot--2 NOT VERY SERIOUSmiddot-------) NOT RE4LLY A PROBLEMmiddot-----4
DONT KNOWmiddot------------middot_----SN5 amp
10 How much confidence do you have In the ability of the United States to deal wisely vlth present vorld pr9blems - very great considerable little or very little
VERY GREAT----lmiddot2f CONSIOERABLE----2 LITTLE------------)VERY LITTLE---------_4 NONE (VOLUNTEEREO)---middot---S
OONT KNOW-----------------6Ns gt] 11 00 you think Canada would be better off
or worse off If US goods were allowed In here wIthout tariff or customs charges and Canadian goods were allowed In the US free
BETTER Orr----lmiddot( WORSE Off-middot--middot--2
DONT KNOW-----middot-middot-middot3 Ns )~
12 Is It your Impression that Canada and the US have been drawing closer t0gether recently or ~ettlng further apart
CLOSER TOGETHERmiddot--lmiddot J7 fURTHER APART--middot-middot2 THE SAMEmiddot-----middot-------3
OONT KNOW----------middot---middot-4 NS )5
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13 If a federal election ~ere held today which party~ candidate do you think you would flvor
1LIBERALmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot1 OTHER P~RTY (WRITE IN)PROGCOHSmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotZ HDp-middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotJ 4
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14 Did you vote In the la~t federal election on Septe~ber 4 19B4
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IF YES ~SK WhIch party did the candidate for WhOM you voted re pre s e n t
LIBERALmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotJ OTHER PARTY (WRITE I~)
PROGCONSmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot4 HOPmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot5 6 bullbull ]OOTRTi-lkkOltTII--------shy
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BASIC DATA INTERVIEwER INTRODUCE THIS SECTION AS FOLLOWS Now may I ask you a f~w questionsSECTION so tnat I can be sure I am getting the rignt sample of people in thls
community
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hOw IIny peooh Includln9 you r s e l f I th e r e In thts houuhold
sA 6 OR MORE -71 IJ s--7 How bullbull ny WOuld b undo r 10 yelrs
sA 0 2 OR MORE 0s--5 How Iny would be between 10 17 yf Irs
s11 0 bull OR MORE -73 lJS_5
Ar you yourul f I bullbullbullbr of I trld un t en or t your hublndife A trld union bullbull moer~
YES MYSELF bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull -I -1 YES MY SPOUSE-middotmiddot--middot--middot-2 HO---middotmiddotmiddotmiddot--middotmiddot-middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot---]0S ~
OCCUPATION or
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YEs bullbullbullbullbullbullbull ~ NOmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot--2sA ASK EVERYONE
ASK EVERYON~
WhAt Is your ArltAI s t a t us
MEN Ar you tho ~Al hAd of tho houshol~~
WOMEN Ar you tho fml hAd of tho hOuShOd~
Ar you eoloyed outsld tho hO~ fullmiddotti~ bullbull pArtmiddot tl~ or not At All
FULLTMEshy bullbullbullbull ---lJ PARTTIME-middotmiddotmiddotmiddot---middotmiddot--2 ~OT AT ALL------middotmiddot-middot--middotJ
WnAt AS thO Iln9uA9 you first poke In Chlldnoo~ Ind Hill undntlhd
ENGLISHmiddotmiddot----- bullbull Imiddot SA FRENCHmiddotmiddot---middot----middotmiddot---2
OTHER(SPEClFY) ~5
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RECORO IFS~ MAh-- bullbullbullbullbull l WOM~h bullbull ---2 7
TIE I~TERVIEW EHOEO~ ___
HANO CARD R Which numbr on this Clrd corrso- to your toUl annull fl~ily incom from 111 sc ur ce s bfor tA deductions
UNOER S10000--middotmiddotmiddot bullbull middotmiddot1 HOOOOmiddot S299 ssmiddotmiddot-middot-4middot SIOOOO - S14999-middotmiddotmiddot-middot2 SJOOOOmiddot SJ99~9middot-middotmiddotS SISOOO bull SI999-middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotJ $40000 O~ERmiddotmiddotmiddot-middotmiddot-e
SA OSREFUSEObullbullbullbull _bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull - bullbullbullbullbullbullbull --7
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Which Of these WI thO IIt sChool thlt yOu Ittndd H~hO CAR~ middot0middot
Old you 9rldult fro~ bullbullbull (LEVEL or SCHOOING ~TT~lhE)
RECORO BELO
SQWlt GR~OU~lt~
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OTHER 6 SPtFll
RECORD IF
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NO FOR~~L SCHOOLINGmiddot-middotmiddotmiddotmiddot-middotmiddot---- 9 I-JeREFUSEO-bullbullbullbull --- bullbullbullbullbullbullbull -shy bullbull -shy bullbull 0
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CHECK IF STUO~hT
HOUSlt_FE
(PLEASE PRINT)
NAHE 0 R RE SPOND ENT TELEPHONE _
ADORE SS CI TY PRO v _
DATE OF INTERVIEW POSTAL COOE ___
I HEREBY ATTEST THAT THIS IS A TRUe AND HONEST INTERVIEW -shy INTER~IEW[RmiddotS SIGNATURE _
middotmiddotmiddotA VALIDATION CHECK WILL BE HAKE ON ALL INTERVIEWERS WORK
L ENQUETE GALLUP DESIRE VOTRE OPINION ENlt)lJETEUR NE L1SEZ PAS A IIAUTE VOIX IE TEXIE EN UTrRES MAJUSCULES _-----shy
ENltTRCLEl US NUMERUS AllltOIRIES UU MAR()UEl LES CASES
IRESENIATION SlJ(iGERLE
IJ(JIIjOllf je luil de rmglIlillliol de Gallup el jaimcmis discuter AVec vous de dirrcrclIll suiets sur fOlinion Jlllbliquc nationalc cl sur Ie 1IIlIkctil
1 Selon vous quel est Ie plus I~portant proble~e
auquel ce pays fait actuee~ent face A(
ECONOMIE INfLATION PRIX ELEVESmiddotmiddot---middot-middot-l CHOMAGEmiddotmiddot-middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot-middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot-middotmiddotmiddot-middotmiddotmiddot-middot-middotmiddot--middot-Z SYNOICATS OUVRIERSGREVESmiddot-middot--middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot--middotmiddot3
UNITE NATIONALESEPARATION OU OUEBEC----~
PROBlEMES OENERGIE HUILE GAZmiddotmiddot-middot-middot--middotmiddot5 GOUVERNEMENT-- bullbullbull ------ bullbull middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot--middot-6
AUTRE (PRECISEZ) __
NE PEUX OIREmiddot--middot--middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot--middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot-middotmiddot8
De f~on g~n~rale avel-vOUI ete Iltilflit OU inaatiltit de ee qul flit Ie gouvernement eonshylervlteur a Ottlwa jUlquiei
SATISfAIT-----------l~11 IHSATISfAIT-----------2 HE SAIS PAS-------------3
Pour 1985 eroyel-vous que ee sera une ann~e ou lea taxes augmenterontou l e s tales d i e r nu e r o n t
ou sil nr lura pll de ehlngement
TAXES AUGMENTERONT-------- __I~lr TAXES DIMINUERONT-------------2 ME~EAUCUN CHANGEMENT-----------3 NE SAIS PAS-----------------------
Et pour 1985une annee ou les prix augmenterontdiminueront ou Ill ny aura aueun ehangement dins les prix
lOjPRIX AUGMHTERONT-----------l PRIX DIMINUERONT--------------2 MEXEAUCCN CHANGEMENT-----------3 NE SAIS PAS-----------------------
1985 serl-t-elle une Innee ou les Etats-Unis aug~entera Sl puissance dans Ie monde une annee au 1amp puissance =~ri1n~ dimlnuera ou tl ny aura aueun changement
LA PUISSANCE AMERICAINE AUGMENTERA--middot-lmiddot~O LA PUISSANCE AMERICAINE DIMINUERA-----2 MEMEAUCUN CHANGiMENT-----------------3 HE SAIS PAS-----------------middot---------
6 Et 1985 sera-t-elle une annee ou la Russie augshy~enter 5a pUIssance dIns Ie ~onde une Ann~e
~U 18 pui5sence rU5S~ diminutra au 51 i 1 n I y lura aucun changement
LA PUISSA~CE RVSSE AUGMENTERA---------I LA PUISSANCE RVSSE DIMINVERA----------2 MEMEAVCUN CHANGEMENT-----------------3 NE SAIS PAS---------------------------
7 Seriezmiddotvous d accord ou en desaccord l ce que le~ allocat1ons fam1lale~ solent augmentle~ m~i~ ne ser~1ent payle~ un1quement ~ux f~milles Qui en ont de be s e t n
DACCDRD- bull 14~ DESACCORDmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotZ
HE SAIS PASmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot--middot3
8 Seriez-vous daccord ou en de~accord 1 ce Que le~ Dens1on~ de vie1lles~e ~oent augmentles m~s ne seraient payles unlQuement ~ux gens Qui en ont de beso1n
DACCORO bull 1-3 OESACCOPDmiddotmiddotmiddot-Z
HE SAIS PASmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot3
9 Croyezvolis que 1I11ge de drogues llgeres tees que les cannabls Oil 1 arljllan solt un probe~e serleux lIjourdhul dans ce pays un probeme ~odfriment serleux un probeme pas tres serleux ou sl cela nest vrlment pas un probleme
UN PR08LEME TRES SERIEUX---------~~ UN PROBLEME KODEREMENT SERIEUX---2 UN PR08LEME PAS TRES SERIEUXmiddot----3 NEST VRAIHENT PAS UN PROBLE~E-middot-4
NE SAIS PAS----------middot----------S
OA que point vez-vous conftance en habl 1U des EtatsmiddotUnls l tralter les problemes ctues du monde - une tres grande conflance une grnde conflance peu ou tres peu de conflance
TRES GRANDE---- ~5 GRANDEmiddot-----_middot---Z PEU-middotmiddot-----_middotmiddot------3 TRES PEU-----middot--------4
AUCUNE (SPONTANEE)-------5 NE SAIS PASmiddotmiddot---middot----middotmiddotmiddot---6
I Croyezmiddotvous qu11 serlt plus vantageux ou molns avantageux bullbull u Canada sl es marchanmiddot d1ses amfrlcalnes pouvlent entrer u pays sans fral s de douane e t s I l e s marchandlses canadlennes pouvalent entrer ~u EtatsmiddotUnls de la mfme fa~on
PLUS AVANTAGEUX-----l MOINS AVAHTAGEUXmiddot-----middot2
HE PEUT DIREmiddotmiddotmiddot--middotmiddotmiddotmiddot------3
12 Avezmiddotvous I Impression que rfcemment les relations entre Ie Canada et les EtatsmiddotUnis se sont amampllorles ou se sont emplrles
AMELIOREES- bull -1 _d1 EMPIREESmiddotmiddot---middot--middot---Z OEMEUREES lES MEMES--J
NE PEUX DIREmiddotmiddot-middotmiddotmiddotmiddot_middot---4
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ENQUETEUR PRESENTEZ CETTE SECTION DE LA FACON SUIVANTE Maintenant puis-je YOUS poserquelques questions afin de ffiassurer que je madresse a une personne bien repr~sentatiYe de cette loca1it~
HOMMES FEMMoS
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DEMANDEZ A TOUS Actuellement traYai11ezmiddotYous amp 1 extrieur du foyer amp plein temps 1 temps partiel ou pas du tout
PLEIN TEMPS bullbullbullbullbull--l - Of TEMPS PARTIELmiddot-middotmiddotmiddotmiddot-middotmiddot-2 PAS DU TOUTmiddotmiddot----middot--------3
DEMANDEZ A TOUS Quel est vot re statut liar it a1
CELIBATAIREmiddotmiddotmiddot---1 - ( MARIE-middot-middotmiddot-----middot---2 YEUFDIVDRCESEPARE--3 CONCUBINAGEVIE CDMMUNEmiddotmiddot4
Langue materne11e quelle est la premire langue que YOUS ayez par1e dans yotre enfance et qui YOUS est encore tami 1ire
ANGLAISEmiddotmiddot-middotmiddotmiddotmiddot----middotl FRANCAISE----middot-middot------2AUTRE(PRECISEZl 3
Maintentant une question sur la religion Que11e religion prffrez-yous bull Protestante Catholique Romaine ou JuiYe
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Que11e est la dernire fcole que YOUS ayez frquentfe PASSEZ LA CARTE 0
Avezyous gradu (niyeau de scolarit atteint) INSCRIRE CImiddotDESSOUS
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AUTRE(SPECIFIEZ) 5 6
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Que11e est votre occupation
TYPE DE TRAVAIL PRECIS _
TYPE DE COMPAGN1E -~
COCHEZ SI ETUOIANT MENAGERE
OCCUPATION DU CHEF DE FA~ILLE
PRECISEZ LE TRAVAIL __
GENRE DE COMPAGNIE ~middot~o
Tout en YOUS inc1uant combien y a-toil de personnesqui yiYent dans cette liaison
z 3 4 5 6 OU PLUS bull 71
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Combien sont agfes de 10 et 17 ans
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Etes-yous syndiquf ou votre conjoint est-i1el1e syndiqufe
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ASSIGNfIENT NO
020i 040) W)Ol
0601
NOVA SCOTIA 2201 2601 2611
NEW BRUNSWICK
3301 3501 3601
QUEBEC
4102 4112 4122 4132 4142 4152 4162 4172 4182 4192 4104 4108 4118 4106 4202 4302 4312 4402 4412 4502 4512 4602 4612 4622 4632 4642 4652 4662
CROSS SECTION FOR GALLUP 492-1
LOCATION
St J 0 till Grand fill l s LA Sc i e
near Port Blandford
Halifax near South Annapolis-Royal near Mulgrave
Fredericton Caraquet near Chatham
Lemoyne Lachenaie Laval Montreal-Nord Montreal Montreal Montreal Montreal Westmount Lachine Beaconsfield Quebec City Saint Foy Aylmer Trois Rivieres Saint-Hyacinthe Grand-lIe Riviere-Du-Loup Val -Dor Daveluyville Amos Gaspe near StTite-des-Caps near St Perade near Pierreville near Laurentides Hull (West Section) near Albanel
492-1 -3shy
bull 6sectIGNMENT NO LOCATION
ASS I GN11ENT NO LOCATION
ALBERTA
8101 Calgary 8111 Calgary 8121 Calgary 8131 Edmonton 8141 Edmonton 8301 Lethbridge 8401 Camrose 8501 Gibbons 8601 near Airdrie 8611 Lindbrook
BRITISH COLUMBIA
9101 Langley 9111 Richmond 9121 Vancouver 9131 Vancouver 9141 Coquitlam 9201 Victoria 9301 Nanaimo 9401 Vernon 9601 Kaleden 9611 near Lang Bay 9621 Willow River
492-1
ASSIGNMENT NO
5101 5111 5121 5131 5141 5151 516-1 5171 5181 5191 5103 5113 5123 5107 5117 5109 5119 5201 5211 5221 5231 5241 5251 5301 5311 5321 5401 5411 5501 5511 5521 5601 5611 5621 5631 5651
MANITOBA
6101 6111 6601
SASKATCHEWAN 7201 7211 7501 1601 7611
-2shyLOCATION
Vaughan Scarborough Scarborough Toronto Toronto Toronto North York North York North York Etobicoke Etobicoke [Ii ss i ssauga Oakville Vanier Ottawa Hamilton Hamilton Oshawa Niagara Falls Kitchener Windsor London Sudbury rli ss i ssauga Sarnia Sault Ste Marie Newcastle Collingwood Brock Exeter North Shore near Odessa Vaughan near Bismark near Blenhei (( Trout Creek
Winnipeg -Jinnipeg Morris
Regina Saskatoon Warman Toquay Cut Knife
tRECORD LAY-OLITI
NEWSPAPE~ QUESTIONS
bull NATIONAL ~MNIBUS (492-1) INTERVIEWING DATES December 6 - 8 1984 TAPE GP 0)50 (cqRI-S-Tgt~)
CARD NO QUESTION NO COLUMN NO CODEDESCR IPTION 01 01-02 Card
03-06 Serial 07-10 Assignment 11-13 Study 14 Week 15 Not applicable
Q1 16 1-9 Q2 17 1-4 Q3 18 1-5 Q4 19 1-5 Q5 20 1-5 Q6 21 1-5 Q7 22 1-4 Q8 23 1-4 Q9 24 1-6 Q 10 25 1-7 Q11 26 1-4 Q12 27 1-5 Q13 28 1-7
bull Q14 29 1-8
30-62 Blank
63-79 Basic Data
80 Blank
WEIGHTS APPLIED
MALE FEMALE
18 to 29 years 1 122 1 126
30 to 49 years 0947 0877 50 years and over 0908 1100
Did not state 1000 1000
CODE LIST FOR BASIC DATA AND ASSIGNMENT NUMBER
REGION (COL 07) First digit of assignment
o - Newfoundland 1 - P E I 2 - Nova Scotia 3 - New Brunswick 4 - Quebec 5 - Ontario 6 - Manitoba 7 - Saskatchewan 8 - Alberta 9 - British Columbia
COMMUNITY SIZE (COL 08) Second digit of assignment
1 - Over 500000 2 - 100000 - 500000 3 - 30000 - 100000 4 - 10000 - 30000 5 - 1000 - 10000 6 - Under 1000 (Rural non-farm farm)
LOCATION (COL 09) Third digit of assignment
Indicates location within a community where more than one assignment is completed
LANGUAGE (COL 10 Fourth digit of assignment
135 or 7 - English questionnaire 2 4 6 or 8 - French questionnaire
OCCUPATION (COL 6970) Basic Data
1 - Professional 2 - Business Executive OwnersManagers 3 - Sales 4 - Clerical 5 - Skilled Labour 6 - Unskilled Labour 7 - Unemployed 8 - Housewife 9 - Student o Other Not in labour force disabled pension retired including retired farmers
and retired housewives
Refused Did not state
AGE (COL 7576) Basic Data
01 to 97 - last two digits of actual year of birth (Exact year of birth) 98 - 1900 and prior 99 Did not state
OCCUPATIONS fOR BASIC DATA
L PROFESSIONALTECHNicAL
AccountantsActuariesAuditors Architects Engineers Aeronatutical
Chemical Civil Electrical Fli ght Industr i al Mechan ical Meta 11 urgi ce 1 Mining Petroleum Sales
Farm ampHome Management Advisors forestersconservationists Judgeslawyers LibrarinasArchivistsCurators MathematiciansStatisticians Nurses Registered Nurses
Dieticians Therapists
Physicians and Related Practitioners Chiropractors Dentists Op tometr i s ts Pharmacis ts Veterinarians
Religious workers Clergymen Mi ni s ters
Researchers ScientistsAgricultural
Atmospheric ampSpace Biological Life amp Physical Marine Chemis ts Geologists PhysicistsAstronomers Chef
2 BUSINESS EXECUTIVE OWNERS MANAGERS
Administrators Health Public amp Local Ship
Assessors Brokers Business Consultants
Atchitectural Hardware
Contractors amp Builders Controllers
Social Scientists
Teacher~
Instrudor
Tech~icians
Economics PoliticalPolitician Psycholog i s ts Soci 01 og i s t Urban amp Regional Planners on all level svoc a t icna l amp educational counsellors
ampTechnologists Heal th c l inical Dental hygeniststechnicians Health records health RadiologistX-ray Research technician
Engineering ampScience Technicians amp Tec hno1ogi s ts
Agricul tural Biological Chemical Electrical Industrial Mechan i ca1
Other technicians Airplane pilots Air traffic controllers EmbalmersUndertaker
Writers Artists and Entertainers Actors Athl etes Authors Dancers Designers EditorsReporters Musicians ampComposers Painters ampSculptors Public Relations ampPublicity Producers Radio amp Television Announcers Mortician Model Disc Jockey
ampADMINISTRATORS
Manager of any business (except sales managers ampretail trade)
Management Consultant Manu facturer Merchant NurserymanFlorists Officials of lodges societies ampunions Postmaster ampmail superintendants Presidents Property owner of any business
Constructions Inspectors (All Others Code S) Publisher Dealers Ships officers pursers or pilot Exporter Stock Broker Efficiency Expert Superintendant - if in management position Executive Treasurers ampSecretary Treasurers Farmers and Farm Managers (even Financial advisor
when working part-time else-where) Planner funeral Directors Banker Jobber Co ordinator Landlord Store Keeper
Expiditor Developer
3 S~L[S ~ORKERS
Advertising Agents Auctioneers Commercial Traveller Demonstrators Elevator Agent (Grain) Insurance Agents amp Brokers ampUnderwriters
4 CLERICAL ~ORKERS
Accounting Clerks amp Office Clerks Loans Officers
Payroll amp Bookkeepers Creditman Timekeepers
Appraisers Bank Teller Cashiers Clerical Assistants or Supervfsors Collecting Agents - Billing Clerks Comnissioner Computer Specialists
Prograrrrners Systems Analysts Key-punch Operators
Customes Officer Dispatchers amp Radio operators Enumerators amp Interviewers Estimators Insurance Adjusters amp Examiners Real Estate appraisers Investigators of all kinds
5 SKILLED LABOR ampCRAFTSMEN Airline flight attendants male or
female Apprentices of all trades amp craftsmen Anned forces (Regardless of rank) Anny Navy Airforce
Asbestos amp installation workers Assemblers
Auto-body builders Automobile accessories installers
Bagagge Masters Baker Barbers ampBeauty Operators
Hairdressers Cosmetologists
Bricklayer ampStone Mason Stone carvers ampcutters
Butchers ampMeat Cutters Buyers and Shippers for fann products Carpenters
Cabinetma kers Furniture ampWood Finishers UpholsterersDry wall installers
Carpet Installers floor layers Cement amp Concret finishers Compositor (type setter)
Manufacturers Agents Real Estate Agents amp Brokers Retail Tradespeople Salesmen amp Representatives Sales Clerks ie stores Sales Managers Travel Agents
Inventory Control Stock Clerk Library Attendants ampAssistants Meter Readers Messengers (Girl or Boy Friday)
middotOffice Machine Operators Tabulating Duplicating Billing amp Bookkeeping
Personnel ampLabour relations workers PostmenWomen amp Postal Clerks Purchasing Agents amp Buyers Recreation Workers Shippongamp Receiving Clerks Social ampWelfare Workers Stenographers ampSecretarie~ amp Receptionists Legal medIcal private
Teachers Aide Telephone ampSwitchboard Operators Telegraph Operators ampMessengers Therapy Assistants Translators Ticket or Station Agents Tax Specialist Production Schedular Counsellor Field Advisor
Conductors Subway Locomotive Streetcar Railroad
Cooks saucier etc Decorators Interior Window Paperhangers Draftsmen Dressmakers amp Milleners
Seastresses Tailors Sewers Stitchers Pattern makers amp cutters
Drivers Taxi Truck Deliverymen Routeman Chauffeurs Bus
Dry cleaners ampLaunderers Pressers Ironers
Electricians Engineers
Locomotive Stationery Audio Steam Shovel Radio Transmitting
Engravers ExcavatorsSurveyors Firemen amp Fire Protection
Stationary firemen Foremen Supervisors Fann Construction
Oil Fields Movers
5 SKILLED LABon amp CRAFTSMEU (Contd )
Furri er Glazier also lens grinders amppolishers Inspectors Examiners amp Checkers
Hanufacturers scalers graders Health Food Grain Insurance
Jewellers ~ Watchmakers (except owners) Li nemen Lumbermen
Lumberjack grader logger Machine Operators
Bulldozer Heavy equipment Black Hoe Cranemen Oerrichmen Hachinist~ Hoistmen Power station
1echa ni c amp Repa i rmen Garagemen Aircraft Diesel ~ Heavyequipment Farm equipment Air Conditioners Automobiles amp Auto Body repa t rmen Office ~ Data Processing Nachines Household appliances amp Installers Gas fitters Radio amp TV repairmen
Nillers Grain flour feed
~ LABORERS ampSERVICE WORKERS
Animal caretakers Caretakers of building stores etc Cleaning service Workers
Maids Charwomen rooming housekeepers Cleaners amp Laundresses Janitors Hai ntenance
Ca rpenters hel pers Construction laborers Elevator operators Factory workers
Winding operatives Hiscellaneous operatives Seamstresses Dressmakers Hachine operators looms weavers
sewers Wrappers amp packers (retail trade)
Fishermen ~ Oystermen Seamen Freight ampmaterial handlers cargomen Food Service Wokers
Bartenders Bus boys Dishwashers Food counter workers Waiters ampWaitresses
Mi llwrights Painters (Constructions ~ maIntenance Photographic processors PIas terers Plumbers amp Pirefitters Policemen ampDetective also
Sheriffs Bailiffs MarShals and Constables
Roofers ampSlaters Sailers ~ deck hands Sheet Metal Workers
Rollers ampFinishers Structural Metal Craftsmen Tinsmiths
Sign Painters ~ leterers Tool ~ Die Makers amp Designers Trainmen
Trackmen Brakemen Firemen Yardmen
Welders amp Solders Textile Operators
Knitters spinners weavers etc
Gua rds Doormen Security guards Watchmen Cross i ng gua rds Life guards
Garbage collectors amp Incinerators Workers Gardeners ampground keepers Health Service Workers
Dental assistants Hea lth aides Practical ~urses Registered Nurses Aid Hospital Orderly
Laborers and Farm workers Stock Handlers
Longshoremen stevedores Lumbermen raftsmen ampwoodchoppers t1i ner Private household workers
Child care worker Cooks Housekeeper maids Servants butlers
Section hand Stoker Topper hunter Warehousemen storage person
7 UNEMPLOYED (if working part-time code the occupation)
8 STUDENT (even if working part-time)
O OTHER not in the labor foce disabled ~ension retired ------- Including retired farmers pousewlves
REFUSto DID HOT STATE Year of Birth - Below 1901 code as 98
Refused code as 99
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SAMPLE CHARACTERISTICS
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NUMBER PERCENT
bull NATIONAL 1031 100
Region Atlanti c 100 10 Quebec 279 27 On ta ri 0 360 35 Pra i ri es 181 18 Bri tis h Co 1umb ia 111 11
Communi ty Si ze Over 100000 543 53 10000 - 100000 141 14 Under 10000 347 34
Sex Male 504 49 Fema 1e 527 51
Age 18 to 29 years 319 31 30 to 49 yea rs 365 35 50 years and over 337 33 Did not state 10 1
Education E1 ementary 186 18 Secondary 646 63 Uni versity 198 19 Refused 1
Income Under $10000 129 13 $10000 - $19999 211 20 $20000 - $29999 169 16 $30000 and over 342 33 Refused 180 17
Occupation Prof IExecuti ve 190 18 SalesCl eri ca1 131 13 Labour 232 23 Housewi fe 248 24 Student 71 7 Other 152 15 Re fused 7 1
Mother Tongue English 593 58 French 311 30 Other 127 12
Note Percentages may not add exactly to 100 due to rounding
Less than 05 percentage points
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NAHE 0 R RE SPOND ENT TELEPHONE _
ADORE SS CI TY PRO v _
DATE OF INTERVIEW POSTAL COOE ___
I HEREBY ATTEST THAT THIS IS A TRUe AND HONEST INTERVIEW -shy INTER~IEW[RmiddotS SIGNATURE _
middotmiddotmiddotA VALIDATION CHECK WILL BE HAKE ON ALL INTERVIEWERS WORK
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ASSIGNfIENT NO
020i 040) W)Ol
0601
NOVA SCOTIA 2201 2601 2611
NEW BRUNSWICK
3301 3501 3601
QUEBEC
4102 4112 4122 4132 4142 4152 4162 4172 4182 4192 4104 4108 4118 4106 4202 4302 4312 4402 4412 4502 4512 4602 4612 4622 4632 4642 4652 4662
CROSS SECTION FOR GALLUP 492-1
LOCATION
St J 0 till Grand fill l s LA Sc i e
near Port Blandford
Halifax near South Annapolis-Royal near Mulgrave
Fredericton Caraquet near Chatham
Lemoyne Lachenaie Laval Montreal-Nord Montreal Montreal Montreal Montreal Westmount Lachine Beaconsfield Quebec City Saint Foy Aylmer Trois Rivieres Saint-Hyacinthe Grand-lIe Riviere-Du-Loup Val -Dor Daveluyville Amos Gaspe near StTite-des-Caps near St Perade near Pierreville near Laurentides Hull (West Section) near Albanel
492-1 -3shy
bull 6sectIGNMENT NO LOCATION
ASS I GN11ENT NO LOCATION
ALBERTA
8101 Calgary 8111 Calgary 8121 Calgary 8131 Edmonton 8141 Edmonton 8301 Lethbridge 8401 Camrose 8501 Gibbons 8601 near Airdrie 8611 Lindbrook
BRITISH COLUMBIA
9101 Langley 9111 Richmond 9121 Vancouver 9131 Vancouver 9141 Coquitlam 9201 Victoria 9301 Nanaimo 9401 Vernon 9601 Kaleden 9611 near Lang Bay 9621 Willow River
492-1
ASSIGNMENT NO
5101 5111 5121 5131 5141 5151 516-1 5171 5181 5191 5103 5113 5123 5107 5117 5109 5119 5201 5211 5221 5231 5241 5251 5301 5311 5321 5401 5411 5501 5511 5521 5601 5611 5621 5631 5651
MANITOBA
6101 6111 6601
SASKATCHEWAN 7201 7211 7501 1601 7611
-2shyLOCATION
Vaughan Scarborough Scarborough Toronto Toronto Toronto North York North York North York Etobicoke Etobicoke [Ii ss i ssauga Oakville Vanier Ottawa Hamilton Hamilton Oshawa Niagara Falls Kitchener Windsor London Sudbury rli ss i ssauga Sarnia Sault Ste Marie Newcastle Collingwood Brock Exeter North Shore near Odessa Vaughan near Bismark near Blenhei (( Trout Creek
Winnipeg -Jinnipeg Morris
Regina Saskatoon Warman Toquay Cut Knife
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NEWSPAPE~ QUESTIONS
bull NATIONAL ~MNIBUS (492-1) INTERVIEWING DATES December 6 - 8 1984 TAPE GP 0)50 (cqRI-S-Tgt~)
CARD NO QUESTION NO COLUMN NO CODEDESCR IPTION 01 01-02 Card
03-06 Serial 07-10 Assignment 11-13 Study 14 Week 15 Not applicable
Q1 16 1-9 Q2 17 1-4 Q3 18 1-5 Q4 19 1-5 Q5 20 1-5 Q6 21 1-5 Q7 22 1-4 Q8 23 1-4 Q9 24 1-6 Q 10 25 1-7 Q11 26 1-4 Q12 27 1-5 Q13 28 1-7
bull Q14 29 1-8
30-62 Blank
63-79 Basic Data
80 Blank
WEIGHTS APPLIED
MALE FEMALE
18 to 29 years 1 122 1 126
30 to 49 years 0947 0877 50 years and over 0908 1100
Did not state 1000 1000
CODE LIST FOR BASIC DATA AND ASSIGNMENT NUMBER
REGION (COL 07) First digit of assignment
o - Newfoundland 1 - P E I 2 - Nova Scotia 3 - New Brunswick 4 - Quebec 5 - Ontario 6 - Manitoba 7 - Saskatchewan 8 - Alberta 9 - British Columbia
COMMUNITY SIZE (COL 08) Second digit of assignment
1 - Over 500000 2 - 100000 - 500000 3 - 30000 - 100000 4 - 10000 - 30000 5 - 1000 - 10000 6 - Under 1000 (Rural non-farm farm)
LOCATION (COL 09) Third digit of assignment
Indicates location within a community where more than one assignment is completed
LANGUAGE (COL 10 Fourth digit of assignment
135 or 7 - English questionnaire 2 4 6 or 8 - French questionnaire
OCCUPATION (COL 6970) Basic Data
1 - Professional 2 - Business Executive OwnersManagers 3 - Sales 4 - Clerical 5 - Skilled Labour 6 - Unskilled Labour 7 - Unemployed 8 - Housewife 9 - Student o Other Not in labour force disabled pension retired including retired farmers
and retired housewives
Refused Did not state
AGE (COL 7576) Basic Data
01 to 97 - last two digits of actual year of birth (Exact year of birth) 98 - 1900 and prior 99 Did not state
OCCUPATIONS fOR BASIC DATA
L PROFESSIONALTECHNicAL
AccountantsActuariesAuditors Architects Engineers Aeronatutical
Chemical Civil Electrical Fli ght Industr i al Mechan ical Meta 11 urgi ce 1 Mining Petroleum Sales
Farm ampHome Management Advisors forestersconservationists Judgeslawyers LibrarinasArchivistsCurators MathematiciansStatisticians Nurses Registered Nurses
Dieticians Therapists
Physicians and Related Practitioners Chiropractors Dentists Op tometr i s ts Pharmacis ts Veterinarians
Religious workers Clergymen Mi ni s ters
Researchers ScientistsAgricultural
Atmospheric ampSpace Biological Life amp Physical Marine Chemis ts Geologists PhysicistsAstronomers Chef
2 BUSINESS EXECUTIVE OWNERS MANAGERS
Administrators Health Public amp Local Ship
Assessors Brokers Business Consultants
Atchitectural Hardware
Contractors amp Builders Controllers
Social Scientists
Teacher~
Instrudor
Tech~icians
Economics PoliticalPolitician Psycholog i s ts Soci 01 og i s t Urban amp Regional Planners on all level svoc a t icna l amp educational counsellors
ampTechnologists Heal th c l inical Dental hygeniststechnicians Health records health RadiologistX-ray Research technician
Engineering ampScience Technicians amp Tec hno1ogi s ts
Agricul tural Biological Chemical Electrical Industrial Mechan i ca1
Other technicians Airplane pilots Air traffic controllers EmbalmersUndertaker
Writers Artists and Entertainers Actors Athl etes Authors Dancers Designers EditorsReporters Musicians ampComposers Painters ampSculptors Public Relations ampPublicity Producers Radio amp Television Announcers Mortician Model Disc Jockey
ampADMINISTRATORS
Manager of any business (except sales managers ampretail trade)
Management Consultant Manu facturer Merchant NurserymanFlorists Officials of lodges societies ampunions Postmaster ampmail superintendants Presidents Property owner of any business
Constructions Inspectors (All Others Code S) Publisher Dealers Ships officers pursers or pilot Exporter Stock Broker Efficiency Expert Superintendant - if in management position Executive Treasurers ampSecretary Treasurers Farmers and Farm Managers (even Financial advisor
when working part-time else-where) Planner funeral Directors Banker Jobber Co ordinator Landlord Store Keeper
Expiditor Developer
3 S~L[S ~ORKERS
Advertising Agents Auctioneers Commercial Traveller Demonstrators Elevator Agent (Grain) Insurance Agents amp Brokers ampUnderwriters
4 CLERICAL ~ORKERS
Accounting Clerks amp Office Clerks Loans Officers
Payroll amp Bookkeepers Creditman Timekeepers
Appraisers Bank Teller Cashiers Clerical Assistants or Supervfsors Collecting Agents - Billing Clerks Comnissioner Computer Specialists
Prograrrrners Systems Analysts Key-punch Operators
Customes Officer Dispatchers amp Radio operators Enumerators amp Interviewers Estimators Insurance Adjusters amp Examiners Real Estate appraisers Investigators of all kinds
5 SKILLED LABOR ampCRAFTSMEN Airline flight attendants male or
female Apprentices of all trades amp craftsmen Anned forces (Regardless of rank) Anny Navy Airforce
Asbestos amp installation workers Assemblers
Auto-body builders Automobile accessories installers
Bagagge Masters Baker Barbers ampBeauty Operators
Hairdressers Cosmetologists
Bricklayer ampStone Mason Stone carvers ampcutters
Butchers ampMeat Cutters Buyers and Shippers for fann products Carpenters
Cabinetma kers Furniture ampWood Finishers UpholsterersDry wall installers
Carpet Installers floor layers Cement amp Concret finishers Compositor (type setter)
Manufacturers Agents Real Estate Agents amp Brokers Retail Tradespeople Salesmen amp Representatives Sales Clerks ie stores Sales Managers Travel Agents
Inventory Control Stock Clerk Library Attendants ampAssistants Meter Readers Messengers (Girl or Boy Friday)
middotOffice Machine Operators Tabulating Duplicating Billing amp Bookkeeping
Personnel ampLabour relations workers PostmenWomen amp Postal Clerks Purchasing Agents amp Buyers Recreation Workers Shippongamp Receiving Clerks Social ampWelfare Workers Stenographers ampSecretarie~ amp Receptionists Legal medIcal private
Teachers Aide Telephone ampSwitchboard Operators Telegraph Operators ampMessengers Therapy Assistants Translators Ticket or Station Agents Tax Specialist Production Schedular Counsellor Field Advisor
Conductors Subway Locomotive Streetcar Railroad
Cooks saucier etc Decorators Interior Window Paperhangers Draftsmen Dressmakers amp Milleners
Seastresses Tailors Sewers Stitchers Pattern makers amp cutters
Drivers Taxi Truck Deliverymen Routeman Chauffeurs Bus
Dry cleaners ampLaunderers Pressers Ironers
Electricians Engineers
Locomotive Stationery Audio Steam Shovel Radio Transmitting
Engravers ExcavatorsSurveyors Firemen amp Fire Protection
Stationary firemen Foremen Supervisors Fann Construction
Oil Fields Movers
5 SKILLED LABon amp CRAFTSMEU (Contd )
Furri er Glazier also lens grinders amppolishers Inspectors Examiners amp Checkers
Hanufacturers scalers graders Health Food Grain Insurance
Jewellers ~ Watchmakers (except owners) Li nemen Lumbermen
Lumberjack grader logger Machine Operators
Bulldozer Heavy equipment Black Hoe Cranemen Oerrichmen Hachinist~ Hoistmen Power station
1echa ni c amp Repa i rmen Garagemen Aircraft Diesel ~ Heavyequipment Farm equipment Air Conditioners Automobiles amp Auto Body repa t rmen Office ~ Data Processing Nachines Household appliances amp Installers Gas fitters Radio amp TV repairmen
Nillers Grain flour feed
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Maids Charwomen rooming housekeepers Cleaners amp Laundresses Janitors Hai ntenance
Ca rpenters hel pers Construction laborers Elevator operators Factory workers
Winding operatives Hiscellaneous operatives Seamstresses Dressmakers Hachine operators looms weavers
sewers Wrappers amp packers (retail trade)
Fishermen ~ Oystermen Seamen Freight ampmaterial handlers cargomen Food Service Wokers
Bartenders Bus boys Dishwashers Food counter workers Waiters ampWaitresses
Mi llwrights Painters (Constructions ~ maIntenance Photographic processors PIas terers Plumbers amp Pirefitters Policemen ampDetective also
Sheriffs Bailiffs MarShals and Constables
Roofers ampSlaters Sailers ~ deck hands Sheet Metal Workers
Rollers ampFinishers Structural Metal Craftsmen Tinsmiths
Sign Painters ~ leterers Tool ~ Die Makers amp Designers Trainmen
Trackmen Brakemen Firemen Yardmen
Welders amp Solders Textile Operators
Knitters spinners weavers etc
Gua rds Doormen Security guards Watchmen Cross i ng gua rds Life guards
Garbage collectors amp Incinerators Workers Gardeners ampground keepers Health Service Workers
Dental assistants Hea lth aides Practical ~urses Registered Nurses Aid Hospital Orderly
Laborers and Farm workers Stock Handlers
Longshoremen stevedores Lumbermen raftsmen ampwoodchoppers t1i ner Private household workers
Child care worker Cooks Housekeeper maids Servants butlers
Section hand Stoker Topper hunter Warehousemen storage person
7 UNEMPLOYED (if working part-time code the occupation)
8 STUDENT (even if working part-time)
O OTHER not in the labor foce disabled ~ension retired ------- Including retired farmers pousewlves
REFUSto DID HOT STATE Year of Birth - Below 1901 code as 98
Refused code as 99
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bull NATIONAL 1031 100
Region Atlanti c 100 10 Quebec 279 27 On ta ri 0 360 35 Pra i ri es 181 18 Bri tis h Co 1umb ia 111 11
Communi ty Si ze Over 100000 543 53 10000 - 100000 141 14 Under 10000 347 34
Sex Male 504 49 Fema 1e 527 51
Age 18 to 29 years 319 31 30 to 49 yea rs 365 35 50 years and over 337 33 Did not state 10 1
Education E1 ementary 186 18 Secondary 646 63 Uni versity 198 19 Refused 1
Income Under $10000 129 13 $10000 - $19999 211 20 $20000 - $29999 169 16 $30000 and over 342 33 Refused 180 17
Occupation Prof IExecuti ve 190 18 SalesCl eri ca1 131 13 Labour 232 23 Housewi fe 248 24 Student 71 7 Other 152 15 Re fused 7 1
Mother Tongue English 593 58 French 311 30 Other 127 12
Note Percentages may not add exactly to 100 due to rounding
Less than 05 percentage points
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ASSIGNfIENT NO
020i 040) W)Ol
0601
NOVA SCOTIA 2201 2601 2611
NEW BRUNSWICK
3301 3501 3601
QUEBEC
4102 4112 4122 4132 4142 4152 4162 4172 4182 4192 4104 4108 4118 4106 4202 4302 4312 4402 4412 4502 4512 4602 4612 4622 4632 4642 4652 4662
CROSS SECTION FOR GALLUP 492-1
LOCATION
St J 0 till Grand fill l s LA Sc i e
near Port Blandford
Halifax near South Annapolis-Royal near Mulgrave
Fredericton Caraquet near Chatham
Lemoyne Lachenaie Laval Montreal-Nord Montreal Montreal Montreal Montreal Westmount Lachine Beaconsfield Quebec City Saint Foy Aylmer Trois Rivieres Saint-Hyacinthe Grand-lIe Riviere-Du-Loup Val -Dor Daveluyville Amos Gaspe near StTite-des-Caps near St Perade near Pierreville near Laurentides Hull (West Section) near Albanel
492-1 -3shy
bull 6sectIGNMENT NO LOCATION
ASS I GN11ENT NO LOCATION
ALBERTA
8101 Calgary 8111 Calgary 8121 Calgary 8131 Edmonton 8141 Edmonton 8301 Lethbridge 8401 Camrose 8501 Gibbons 8601 near Airdrie 8611 Lindbrook
BRITISH COLUMBIA
9101 Langley 9111 Richmond 9121 Vancouver 9131 Vancouver 9141 Coquitlam 9201 Victoria 9301 Nanaimo 9401 Vernon 9601 Kaleden 9611 near Lang Bay 9621 Willow River
492-1
ASSIGNMENT NO
5101 5111 5121 5131 5141 5151 516-1 5171 5181 5191 5103 5113 5123 5107 5117 5109 5119 5201 5211 5221 5231 5241 5251 5301 5311 5321 5401 5411 5501 5511 5521 5601 5611 5621 5631 5651
MANITOBA
6101 6111 6601
SASKATCHEWAN 7201 7211 7501 1601 7611
-2shyLOCATION
Vaughan Scarborough Scarborough Toronto Toronto Toronto North York North York North York Etobicoke Etobicoke [Ii ss i ssauga Oakville Vanier Ottawa Hamilton Hamilton Oshawa Niagara Falls Kitchener Windsor London Sudbury rli ss i ssauga Sarnia Sault Ste Marie Newcastle Collingwood Brock Exeter North Shore near Odessa Vaughan near Bismark near Blenhei (( Trout Creek
Winnipeg -Jinnipeg Morris
Regina Saskatoon Warman Toquay Cut Knife
tRECORD LAY-OLITI
NEWSPAPE~ QUESTIONS
bull NATIONAL ~MNIBUS (492-1) INTERVIEWING DATES December 6 - 8 1984 TAPE GP 0)50 (cqRI-S-Tgt~)
CARD NO QUESTION NO COLUMN NO CODEDESCR IPTION 01 01-02 Card
03-06 Serial 07-10 Assignment 11-13 Study 14 Week 15 Not applicable
Q1 16 1-9 Q2 17 1-4 Q3 18 1-5 Q4 19 1-5 Q5 20 1-5 Q6 21 1-5 Q7 22 1-4 Q8 23 1-4 Q9 24 1-6 Q 10 25 1-7 Q11 26 1-4 Q12 27 1-5 Q13 28 1-7
bull Q14 29 1-8
30-62 Blank
63-79 Basic Data
80 Blank
WEIGHTS APPLIED
MALE FEMALE
18 to 29 years 1 122 1 126
30 to 49 years 0947 0877 50 years and over 0908 1100
Did not state 1000 1000
CODE LIST FOR BASIC DATA AND ASSIGNMENT NUMBER
REGION (COL 07) First digit of assignment
o - Newfoundland 1 - P E I 2 - Nova Scotia 3 - New Brunswick 4 - Quebec 5 - Ontario 6 - Manitoba 7 - Saskatchewan 8 - Alberta 9 - British Columbia
COMMUNITY SIZE (COL 08) Second digit of assignment
1 - Over 500000 2 - 100000 - 500000 3 - 30000 - 100000 4 - 10000 - 30000 5 - 1000 - 10000 6 - Under 1000 (Rural non-farm farm)
LOCATION (COL 09) Third digit of assignment
Indicates location within a community where more than one assignment is completed
LANGUAGE (COL 10 Fourth digit of assignment
135 or 7 - English questionnaire 2 4 6 or 8 - French questionnaire
OCCUPATION (COL 6970) Basic Data
1 - Professional 2 - Business Executive OwnersManagers 3 - Sales 4 - Clerical 5 - Skilled Labour 6 - Unskilled Labour 7 - Unemployed 8 - Housewife 9 - Student o Other Not in labour force disabled pension retired including retired farmers
and retired housewives
Refused Did not state
AGE (COL 7576) Basic Data
01 to 97 - last two digits of actual year of birth (Exact year of birth) 98 - 1900 and prior 99 Did not state
OCCUPATIONS fOR BASIC DATA
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AccountantsActuariesAuditors Architects Engineers Aeronatutical
Chemical Civil Electrical Fli ght Industr i al Mechan ical Meta 11 urgi ce 1 Mining Petroleum Sales
Farm ampHome Management Advisors forestersconservationists Judgeslawyers LibrarinasArchivistsCurators MathematiciansStatisticians Nurses Registered Nurses
Dieticians Therapists
Physicians and Related Practitioners Chiropractors Dentists Op tometr i s ts Pharmacis ts Veterinarians
Religious workers Clergymen Mi ni s ters
Researchers ScientistsAgricultural
Atmospheric ampSpace Biological Life amp Physical Marine Chemis ts Geologists PhysicistsAstronomers Chef
2 BUSINESS EXECUTIVE OWNERS MANAGERS
Administrators Health Public amp Local Ship
Assessors Brokers Business Consultants
Atchitectural Hardware
Contractors amp Builders Controllers
Social Scientists
Teacher~
Instrudor
Tech~icians
Economics PoliticalPolitician Psycholog i s ts Soci 01 og i s t Urban amp Regional Planners on all level svoc a t icna l amp educational counsellors
ampTechnologists Heal th c l inical Dental hygeniststechnicians Health records health RadiologistX-ray Research technician
Engineering ampScience Technicians amp Tec hno1ogi s ts
Agricul tural Biological Chemical Electrical Industrial Mechan i ca1
Other technicians Airplane pilots Air traffic controllers EmbalmersUndertaker
Writers Artists and Entertainers Actors Athl etes Authors Dancers Designers EditorsReporters Musicians ampComposers Painters ampSculptors Public Relations ampPublicity Producers Radio amp Television Announcers Mortician Model Disc Jockey
ampADMINISTRATORS
Manager of any business (except sales managers ampretail trade)
Management Consultant Manu facturer Merchant NurserymanFlorists Officials of lodges societies ampunions Postmaster ampmail superintendants Presidents Property owner of any business
Constructions Inspectors (All Others Code S) Publisher Dealers Ships officers pursers or pilot Exporter Stock Broker Efficiency Expert Superintendant - if in management position Executive Treasurers ampSecretary Treasurers Farmers and Farm Managers (even Financial advisor
when working part-time else-where) Planner funeral Directors Banker Jobber Co ordinator Landlord Store Keeper
Expiditor Developer
3 S~L[S ~ORKERS
Advertising Agents Auctioneers Commercial Traveller Demonstrators Elevator Agent (Grain) Insurance Agents amp Brokers ampUnderwriters
4 CLERICAL ~ORKERS
Accounting Clerks amp Office Clerks Loans Officers
Payroll amp Bookkeepers Creditman Timekeepers
Appraisers Bank Teller Cashiers Clerical Assistants or Supervfsors Collecting Agents - Billing Clerks Comnissioner Computer Specialists
Prograrrrners Systems Analysts Key-punch Operators
Customes Officer Dispatchers amp Radio operators Enumerators amp Interviewers Estimators Insurance Adjusters amp Examiners Real Estate appraisers Investigators of all kinds
5 SKILLED LABOR ampCRAFTSMEN Airline flight attendants male or
female Apprentices of all trades amp craftsmen Anned forces (Regardless of rank) Anny Navy Airforce
Asbestos amp installation workers Assemblers
Auto-body builders Automobile accessories installers
Bagagge Masters Baker Barbers ampBeauty Operators
Hairdressers Cosmetologists
Bricklayer ampStone Mason Stone carvers ampcutters
Butchers ampMeat Cutters Buyers and Shippers for fann products Carpenters
Cabinetma kers Furniture ampWood Finishers UpholsterersDry wall installers
Carpet Installers floor layers Cement amp Concret finishers Compositor (type setter)
Manufacturers Agents Real Estate Agents amp Brokers Retail Tradespeople Salesmen amp Representatives Sales Clerks ie stores Sales Managers Travel Agents
Inventory Control Stock Clerk Library Attendants ampAssistants Meter Readers Messengers (Girl or Boy Friday)
middotOffice Machine Operators Tabulating Duplicating Billing amp Bookkeeping
Personnel ampLabour relations workers PostmenWomen amp Postal Clerks Purchasing Agents amp Buyers Recreation Workers Shippongamp Receiving Clerks Social ampWelfare Workers Stenographers ampSecretarie~ amp Receptionists Legal medIcal private
Teachers Aide Telephone ampSwitchboard Operators Telegraph Operators ampMessengers Therapy Assistants Translators Ticket or Station Agents Tax Specialist Production Schedular Counsellor Field Advisor
Conductors Subway Locomotive Streetcar Railroad
Cooks saucier etc Decorators Interior Window Paperhangers Draftsmen Dressmakers amp Milleners
Seastresses Tailors Sewers Stitchers Pattern makers amp cutters
Drivers Taxi Truck Deliverymen Routeman Chauffeurs Bus
Dry cleaners ampLaunderers Pressers Ironers
Electricians Engineers
Locomotive Stationery Audio Steam Shovel Radio Transmitting
Engravers ExcavatorsSurveyors Firemen amp Fire Protection
Stationary firemen Foremen Supervisors Fann Construction
Oil Fields Movers
5 SKILLED LABon amp CRAFTSMEU (Contd )
Furri er Glazier also lens grinders amppolishers Inspectors Examiners amp Checkers
Hanufacturers scalers graders Health Food Grain Insurance
Jewellers ~ Watchmakers (except owners) Li nemen Lumbermen
Lumberjack grader logger Machine Operators
Bulldozer Heavy equipment Black Hoe Cranemen Oerrichmen Hachinist~ Hoistmen Power station
1echa ni c amp Repa i rmen Garagemen Aircraft Diesel ~ Heavyequipment Farm equipment Air Conditioners Automobiles amp Auto Body repa t rmen Office ~ Data Processing Nachines Household appliances amp Installers Gas fitters Radio amp TV repairmen
Nillers Grain flour feed
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Maids Charwomen rooming housekeepers Cleaners amp Laundresses Janitors Hai ntenance
Ca rpenters hel pers Construction laborers Elevator operators Factory workers
Winding operatives Hiscellaneous operatives Seamstresses Dressmakers Hachine operators looms weavers
sewers Wrappers amp packers (retail trade)
Fishermen ~ Oystermen Seamen Freight ampmaterial handlers cargomen Food Service Wokers
Bartenders Bus boys Dishwashers Food counter workers Waiters ampWaitresses
Mi llwrights Painters (Constructions ~ maIntenance Photographic processors PIas terers Plumbers amp Pirefitters Policemen ampDetective also
Sheriffs Bailiffs MarShals and Constables
Roofers ampSlaters Sailers ~ deck hands Sheet Metal Workers
Rollers ampFinishers Structural Metal Craftsmen Tinsmiths
Sign Painters ~ leterers Tool ~ Die Makers amp Designers Trainmen
Trackmen Brakemen Firemen Yardmen
Welders amp Solders Textile Operators
Knitters spinners weavers etc
Gua rds Doormen Security guards Watchmen Cross i ng gua rds Life guards
Garbage collectors amp Incinerators Workers Gardeners ampground keepers Health Service Workers
Dental assistants Hea lth aides Practical ~urses Registered Nurses Aid Hospital Orderly
Laborers and Farm workers Stock Handlers
Longshoremen stevedores Lumbermen raftsmen ampwoodchoppers t1i ner Private household workers
Child care worker Cooks Housekeeper maids Servants butlers
Section hand Stoker Topper hunter Warehousemen storage person
7 UNEMPLOYED (if working part-time code the occupation)
8 STUDENT (even if working part-time)
O OTHER not in the labor foce disabled ~ension retired ------- Including retired farmers pousewlves
REFUSto DID HOT STATE Year of Birth - Below 1901 code as 98
Refused code as 99
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bull NATIONAL 1031 100
Region Atlanti c 100 10 Quebec 279 27 On ta ri 0 360 35 Pra i ri es 181 18 Bri tis h Co 1umb ia 111 11
Communi ty Si ze Over 100000 543 53 10000 - 100000 141 14 Under 10000 347 34
Sex Male 504 49 Fema 1e 527 51
Age 18 to 29 years 319 31 30 to 49 yea rs 365 35 50 years and over 337 33 Did not state 10 1
Education E1 ementary 186 18 Secondary 646 63 Uni versity 198 19 Refused 1
Income Under $10000 129 13 $10000 - $19999 211 20 $20000 - $29999 169 16 $30000 and over 342 33 Refused 180 17
Occupation Prof IExecuti ve 190 18 SalesCl eri ca1 131 13 Labour 232 23 Housewi fe 248 24 Student 71 7 Other 152 15 Re fused 7 1
Mother Tongue English 593 58 French 311 30 Other 127 12
Note Percentages may not add exactly to 100 due to rounding
Less than 05 percentage points
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1 Selon vous quel est Ie plus I~portant proble~e
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AUTRE (PRECISEZ) __
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lOjPRIX AUGMHTERONT-----------l PRIX DIMINUERONT--------------2 MEXEAUCCN CHANGEMENT-----------3 NE SAIS PAS-----------------------
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12 Avezmiddotvous I Impression que rfcemment les relations entre Ie Canada et les EtatsmiddotUnis se sont amampllorles ou se sont emplrles
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AUTRE(SPECIFIEZ) 5 6
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Que11e est votre occupation
TYPE DE TRAVAIL PRECIS _
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OCCUPATION DU CHEF DE FA~ILLE
PRECISEZ LE TRAVAIL __
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ASSIGNfIENT NO
020i 040) W)Ol
0601
NOVA SCOTIA 2201 2601 2611
NEW BRUNSWICK
3301 3501 3601
QUEBEC
4102 4112 4122 4132 4142 4152 4162 4172 4182 4192 4104 4108 4118 4106 4202 4302 4312 4402 4412 4502 4512 4602 4612 4622 4632 4642 4652 4662
CROSS SECTION FOR GALLUP 492-1
LOCATION
St J 0 till Grand fill l s LA Sc i e
near Port Blandford
Halifax near South Annapolis-Royal near Mulgrave
Fredericton Caraquet near Chatham
Lemoyne Lachenaie Laval Montreal-Nord Montreal Montreal Montreal Montreal Westmount Lachine Beaconsfield Quebec City Saint Foy Aylmer Trois Rivieres Saint-Hyacinthe Grand-lIe Riviere-Du-Loup Val -Dor Daveluyville Amos Gaspe near StTite-des-Caps near St Perade near Pierreville near Laurentides Hull (West Section) near Albanel
492-1 -3shy
bull 6sectIGNMENT NO LOCATION
ASS I GN11ENT NO LOCATION
ALBERTA
8101 Calgary 8111 Calgary 8121 Calgary 8131 Edmonton 8141 Edmonton 8301 Lethbridge 8401 Camrose 8501 Gibbons 8601 near Airdrie 8611 Lindbrook
BRITISH COLUMBIA
9101 Langley 9111 Richmond 9121 Vancouver 9131 Vancouver 9141 Coquitlam 9201 Victoria 9301 Nanaimo 9401 Vernon 9601 Kaleden 9611 near Lang Bay 9621 Willow River
492-1
ASSIGNMENT NO
5101 5111 5121 5131 5141 5151 516-1 5171 5181 5191 5103 5113 5123 5107 5117 5109 5119 5201 5211 5221 5231 5241 5251 5301 5311 5321 5401 5411 5501 5511 5521 5601 5611 5621 5631 5651
MANITOBA
6101 6111 6601
SASKATCHEWAN 7201 7211 7501 1601 7611
-2shyLOCATION
Vaughan Scarborough Scarborough Toronto Toronto Toronto North York North York North York Etobicoke Etobicoke [Ii ss i ssauga Oakville Vanier Ottawa Hamilton Hamilton Oshawa Niagara Falls Kitchener Windsor London Sudbury rli ss i ssauga Sarnia Sault Ste Marie Newcastle Collingwood Brock Exeter North Shore near Odessa Vaughan near Bismark near Blenhei (( Trout Creek
Winnipeg -Jinnipeg Morris
Regina Saskatoon Warman Toquay Cut Knife
tRECORD LAY-OLITI
NEWSPAPE~ QUESTIONS
bull NATIONAL ~MNIBUS (492-1) INTERVIEWING DATES December 6 - 8 1984 TAPE GP 0)50 (cqRI-S-Tgt~)
CARD NO QUESTION NO COLUMN NO CODEDESCR IPTION 01 01-02 Card
03-06 Serial 07-10 Assignment 11-13 Study 14 Week 15 Not applicable
Q1 16 1-9 Q2 17 1-4 Q3 18 1-5 Q4 19 1-5 Q5 20 1-5 Q6 21 1-5 Q7 22 1-4 Q8 23 1-4 Q9 24 1-6 Q 10 25 1-7 Q11 26 1-4 Q12 27 1-5 Q13 28 1-7
bull Q14 29 1-8
30-62 Blank
63-79 Basic Data
80 Blank
WEIGHTS APPLIED
MALE FEMALE
18 to 29 years 1 122 1 126
30 to 49 years 0947 0877 50 years and over 0908 1100
Did not state 1000 1000
CODE LIST FOR BASIC DATA AND ASSIGNMENT NUMBER
REGION (COL 07) First digit of assignment
o - Newfoundland 1 - P E I 2 - Nova Scotia 3 - New Brunswick 4 - Quebec 5 - Ontario 6 - Manitoba 7 - Saskatchewan 8 - Alberta 9 - British Columbia
COMMUNITY SIZE (COL 08) Second digit of assignment
1 - Over 500000 2 - 100000 - 500000 3 - 30000 - 100000 4 - 10000 - 30000 5 - 1000 - 10000 6 - Under 1000 (Rural non-farm farm)
LOCATION (COL 09) Third digit of assignment
Indicates location within a community where more than one assignment is completed
LANGUAGE (COL 10 Fourth digit of assignment
135 or 7 - English questionnaire 2 4 6 or 8 - French questionnaire
OCCUPATION (COL 6970) Basic Data
1 - Professional 2 - Business Executive OwnersManagers 3 - Sales 4 - Clerical 5 - Skilled Labour 6 - Unskilled Labour 7 - Unemployed 8 - Housewife 9 - Student o Other Not in labour force disabled pension retired including retired farmers
and retired housewives
Refused Did not state
AGE (COL 7576) Basic Data
01 to 97 - last two digits of actual year of birth (Exact year of birth) 98 - 1900 and prior 99 Did not state
OCCUPATIONS fOR BASIC DATA
L PROFESSIONALTECHNicAL
AccountantsActuariesAuditors Architects Engineers Aeronatutical
Chemical Civil Electrical Fli ght Industr i al Mechan ical Meta 11 urgi ce 1 Mining Petroleum Sales
Farm ampHome Management Advisors forestersconservationists Judgeslawyers LibrarinasArchivistsCurators MathematiciansStatisticians Nurses Registered Nurses
Dieticians Therapists
Physicians and Related Practitioners Chiropractors Dentists Op tometr i s ts Pharmacis ts Veterinarians
Religious workers Clergymen Mi ni s ters
Researchers ScientistsAgricultural
Atmospheric ampSpace Biological Life amp Physical Marine Chemis ts Geologists PhysicistsAstronomers Chef
2 BUSINESS EXECUTIVE OWNERS MANAGERS
Administrators Health Public amp Local Ship
Assessors Brokers Business Consultants
Atchitectural Hardware
Contractors amp Builders Controllers
Social Scientists
Teacher~
Instrudor
Tech~icians
Economics PoliticalPolitician Psycholog i s ts Soci 01 og i s t Urban amp Regional Planners on all level svoc a t icna l amp educational counsellors
ampTechnologists Heal th c l inical Dental hygeniststechnicians Health records health RadiologistX-ray Research technician
Engineering ampScience Technicians amp Tec hno1ogi s ts
Agricul tural Biological Chemical Electrical Industrial Mechan i ca1
Other technicians Airplane pilots Air traffic controllers EmbalmersUndertaker
Writers Artists and Entertainers Actors Athl etes Authors Dancers Designers EditorsReporters Musicians ampComposers Painters ampSculptors Public Relations ampPublicity Producers Radio amp Television Announcers Mortician Model Disc Jockey
ampADMINISTRATORS
Manager of any business (except sales managers ampretail trade)
Management Consultant Manu facturer Merchant NurserymanFlorists Officials of lodges societies ampunions Postmaster ampmail superintendants Presidents Property owner of any business
Constructions Inspectors (All Others Code S) Publisher Dealers Ships officers pursers or pilot Exporter Stock Broker Efficiency Expert Superintendant - if in management position Executive Treasurers ampSecretary Treasurers Farmers and Farm Managers (even Financial advisor
when working part-time else-where) Planner funeral Directors Banker Jobber Co ordinator Landlord Store Keeper
Expiditor Developer
3 S~L[S ~ORKERS
Advertising Agents Auctioneers Commercial Traveller Demonstrators Elevator Agent (Grain) Insurance Agents amp Brokers ampUnderwriters
4 CLERICAL ~ORKERS
Accounting Clerks amp Office Clerks Loans Officers
Payroll amp Bookkeepers Creditman Timekeepers
Appraisers Bank Teller Cashiers Clerical Assistants or Supervfsors Collecting Agents - Billing Clerks Comnissioner Computer Specialists
Prograrrrners Systems Analysts Key-punch Operators
Customes Officer Dispatchers amp Radio operators Enumerators amp Interviewers Estimators Insurance Adjusters amp Examiners Real Estate appraisers Investigators of all kinds
5 SKILLED LABOR ampCRAFTSMEN Airline flight attendants male or
female Apprentices of all trades amp craftsmen Anned forces (Regardless of rank) Anny Navy Airforce
Asbestos amp installation workers Assemblers
Auto-body builders Automobile accessories installers
Bagagge Masters Baker Barbers ampBeauty Operators
Hairdressers Cosmetologists
Bricklayer ampStone Mason Stone carvers ampcutters
Butchers ampMeat Cutters Buyers and Shippers for fann products Carpenters
Cabinetma kers Furniture ampWood Finishers UpholsterersDry wall installers
Carpet Installers floor layers Cement amp Concret finishers Compositor (type setter)
Manufacturers Agents Real Estate Agents amp Brokers Retail Tradespeople Salesmen amp Representatives Sales Clerks ie stores Sales Managers Travel Agents
Inventory Control Stock Clerk Library Attendants ampAssistants Meter Readers Messengers (Girl or Boy Friday)
middotOffice Machine Operators Tabulating Duplicating Billing amp Bookkeeping
Personnel ampLabour relations workers PostmenWomen amp Postal Clerks Purchasing Agents amp Buyers Recreation Workers Shippongamp Receiving Clerks Social ampWelfare Workers Stenographers ampSecretarie~ amp Receptionists Legal medIcal private
Teachers Aide Telephone ampSwitchboard Operators Telegraph Operators ampMessengers Therapy Assistants Translators Ticket or Station Agents Tax Specialist Production Schedular Counsellor Field Advisor
Conductors Subway Locomotive Streetcar Railroad
Cooks saucier etc Decorators Interior Window Paperhangers Draftsmen Dressmakers amp Milleners
Seastresses Tailors Sewers Stitchers Pattern makers amp cutters
Drivers Taxi Truck Deliverymen Routeman Chauffeurs Bus
Dry cleaners ampLaunderers Pressers Ironers
Electricians Engineers
Locomotive Stationery Audio Steam Shovel Radio Transmitting
Engravers ExcavatorsSurveyors Firemen amp Fire Protection
Stationary firemen Foremen Supervisors Fann Construction
Oil Fields Movers
5 SKILLED LABon amp CRAFTSMEU (Contd )
Furri er Glazier also lens grinders amppolishers Inspectors Examiners amp Checkers
Hanufacturers scalers graders Health Food Grain Insurance
Jewellers ~ Watchmakers (except owners) Li nemen Lumbermen
Lumberjack grader logger Machine Operators
Bulldozer Heavy equipment Black Hoe Cranemen Oerrichmen Hachinist~ Hoistmen Power station
1echa ni c amp Repa i rmen Garagemen Aircraft Diesel ~ Heavyequipment Farm equipment Air Conditioners Automobiles amp Auto Body repa t rmen Office ~ Data Processing Nachines Household appliances amp Installers Gas fitters Radio amp TV repairmen
Nillers Grain flour feed
~ LABORERS ampSERVICE WORKERS
Animal caretakers Caretakers of building stores etc Cleaning service Workers
Maids Charwomen rooming housekeepers Cleaners amp Laundresses Janitors Hai ntenance
Ca rpenters hel pers Construction laborers Elevator operators Factory workers
Winding operatives Hiscellaneous operatives Seamstresses Dressmakers Hachine operators looms weavers
sewers Wrappers amp packers (retail trade)
Fishermen ~ Oystermen Seamen Freight ampmaterial handlers cargomen Food Service Wokers
Bartenders Bus boys Dishwashers Food counter workers Waiters ampWaitresses
Mi llwrights Painters (Constructions ~ maIntenance Photographic processors PIas terers Plumbers amp Pirefitters Policemen ampDetective also
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Rollers ampFinishers Structural Metal Craftsmen Tinsmiths
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Trackmen Brakemen Firemen Yardmen
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7 UNEMPLOYED (if working part-time code the occupation)
8 STUDENT (even if working part-time)
O OTHER not in the labor foce disabled ~ension retired ------- Including retired farmers pousewlves
REFUSto DID HOT STATE Year of Birth - Below 1901 code as 98
Refused code as 99
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SAMPLE CHARACTERISTICS
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Communi ty Si ze Over 100000 543 53 10000 - 100000 141 14 Under 10000 347 34
Sex Male 504 49 Fema 1e 527 51
Age 18 to 29 years 319 31 30 to 49 yea rs 365 35 50 years and over 337 33 Did not state 10 1
Education E1 ementary 186 18 Secondary 646 63 Uni versity 198 19 Refused 1
Income Under $10000 129 13 $10000 - $19999 211 20 $20000 - $29999 169 16 $30000 and over 342 33 Refused 180 17
Occupation Prof IExecuti ve 190 18 SalesCl eri ca1 131 13 Labour 232 23 Housewi fe 248 24 Student 71 7 Other 152 15 Re fused 7 1
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020i 040) W)Ol
0601
NOVA SCOTIA 2201 2601 2611
NEW BRUNSWICK
3301 3501 3601
QUEBEC
4102 4112 4122 4132 4142 4152 4162 4172 4182 4192 4104 4108 4118 4106 4202 4302 4312 4402 4412 4502 4512 4602 4612 4622 4632 4642 4652 4662
CROSS SECTION FOR GALLUP 492-1
LOCATION
St J 0 till Grand fill l s LA Sc i e
near Port Blandford
Halifax near South Annapolis-Royal near Mulgrave
Fredericton Caraquet near Chatham
Lemoyne Lachenaie Laval Montreal-Nord Montreal Montreal Montreal Montreal Westmount Lachine Beaconsfield Quebec City Saint Foy Aylmer Trois Rivieres Saint-Hyacinthe Grand-lIe Riviere-Du-Loup Val -Dor Daveluyville Amos Gaspe near StTite-des-Caps near St Perade near Pierreville near Laurentides Hull (West Section) near Albanel
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ASS I GN11ENT NO LOCATION
ALBERTA
8101 Calgary 8111 Calgary 8121 Calgary 8131 Edmonton 8141 Edmonton 8301 Lethbridge 8401 Camrose 8501 Gibbons 8601 near Airdrie 8611 Lindbrook
BRITISH COLUMBIA
9101 Langley 9111 Richmond 9121 Vancouver 9131 Vancouver 9141 Coquitlam 9201 Victoria 9301 Nanaimo 9401 Vernon 9601 Kaleden 9611 near Lang Bay 9621 Willow River
492-1
ASSIGNMENT NO
5101 5111 5121 5131 5141 5151 516-1 5171 5181 5191 5103 5113 5123 5107 5117 5109 5119 5201 5211 5221 5231 5241 5251 5301 5311 5321 5401 5411 5501 5511 5521 5601 5611 5621 5631 5651
MANITOBA
6101 6111 6601
SASKATCHEWAN 7201 7211 7501 1601 7611
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Vaughan Scarborough Scarborough Toronto Toronto Toronto North York North York North York Etobicoke Etobicoke [Ii ss i ssauga Oakville Vanier Ottawa Hamilton Hamilton Oshawa Niagara Falls Kitchener Windsor London Sudbury rli ss i ssauga Sarnia Sault Ste Marie Newcastle Collingwood Brock Exeter North Shore near Odessa Vaughan near Bismark near Blenhei (( Trout Creek
Winnipeg -Jinnipeg Morris
Regina Saskatoon Warman Toquay Cut Knife
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NEWSPAPE~ QUESTIONS
bull NATIONAL ~MNIBUS (492-1) INTERVIEWING DATES December 6 - 8 1984 TAPE GP 0)50 (cqRI-S-Tgt~)
CARD NO QUESTION NO COLUMN NO CODEDESCR IPTION 01 01-02 Card
03-06 Serial 07-10 Assignment 11-13 Study 14 Week 15 Not applicable
Q1 16 1-9 Q2 17 1-4 Q3 18 1-5 Q4 19 1-5 Q5 20 1-5 Q6 21 1-5 Q7 22 1-4 Q8 23 1-4 Q9 24 1-6 Q 10 25 1-7 Q11 26 1-4 Q12 27 1-5 Q13 28 1-7
bull Q14 29 1-8
30-62 Blank
63-79 Basic Data
80 Blank
WEIGHTS APPLIED
MALE FEMALE
18 to 29 years 1 122 1 126
30 to 49 years 0947 0877 50 years and over 0908 1100
Did not state 1000 1000
CODE LIST FOR BASIC DATA AND ASSIGNMENT NUMBER
REGION (COL 07) First digit of assignment
o - Newfoundland 1 - P E I 2 - Nova Scotia 3 - New Brunswick 4 - Quebec 5 - Ontario 6 - Manitoba 7 - Saskatchewan 8 - Alberta 9 - British Columbia
COMMUNITY SIZE (COL 08) Second digit of assignment
1 - Over 500000 2 - 100000 - 500000 3 - 30000 - 100000 4 - 10000 - 30000 5 - 1000 - 10000 6 - Under 1000 (Rural non-farm farm)
LOCATION (COL 09) Third digit of assignment
Indicates location within a community where more than one assignment is completed
LANGUAGE (COL 10 Fourth digit of assignment
135 or 7 - English questionnaire 2 4 6 or 8 - French questionnaire
OCCUPATION (COL 6970) Basic Data
1 - Professional 2 - Business Executive OwnersManagers 3 - Sales 4 - Clerical 5 - Skilled Labour 6 - Unskilled Labour 7 - Unemployed 8 - Housewife 9 - Student o Other Not in labour force disabled pension retired including retired farmers
and retired housewives
Refused Did not state
AGE (COL 7576) Basic Data
01 to 97 - last two digits of actual year of birth (Exact year of birth) 98 - 1900 and prior 99 Did not state
OCCUPATIONS fOR BASIC DATA
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AccountantsActuariesAuditors Architects Engineers Aeronatutical
Chemical Civil Electrical Fli ght Industr i al Mechan ical Meta 11 urgi ce 1 Mining Petroleum Sales
Farm ampHome Management Advisors forestersconservationists Judgeslawyers LibrarinasArchivistsCurators MathematiciansStatisticians Nurses Registered Nurses
Dieticians Therapists
Physicians and Related Practitioners Chiropractors Dentists Op tometr i s ts Pharmacis ts Veterinarians
Religious workers Clergymen Mi ni s ters
Researchers ScientistsAgricultural
Atmospheric ampSpace Biological Life amp Physical Marine Chemis ts Geologists PhysicistsAstronomers Chef
2 BUSINESS EXECUTIVE OWNERS MANAGERS
Administrators Health Public amp Local Ship
Assessors Brokers Business Consultants
Atchitectural Hardware
Contractors amp Builders Controllers
Social Scientists
Teacher~
Instrudor
Tech~icians
Economics PoliticalPolitician Psycholog i s ts Soci 01 og i s t Urban amp Regional Planners on all level svoc a t icna l amp educational counsellors
ampTechnologists Heal th c l inical Dental hygeniststechnicians Health records health RadiologistX-ray Research technician
Engineering ampScience Technicians amp Tec hno1ogi s ts
Agricul tural Biological Chemical Electrical Industrial Mechan i ca1
Other technicians Airplane pilots Air traffic controllers EmbalmersUndertaker
Writers Artists and Entertainers Actors Athl etes Authors Dancers Designers EditorsReporters Musicians ampComposers Painters ampSculptors Public Relations ampPublicity Producers Radio amp Television Announcers Mortician Model Disc Jockey
ampADMINISTRATORS
Manager of any business (except sales managers ampretail trade)
Management Consultant Manu facturer Merchant NurserymanFlorists Officials of lodges societies ampunions Postmaster ampmail superintendants Presidents Property owner of any business
Constructions Inspectors (All Others Code S) Publisher Dealers Ships officers pursers or pilot Exporter Stock Broker Efficiency Expert Superintendant - if in management position Executive Treasurers ampSecretary Treasurers Farmers and Farm Managers (even Financial advisor
when working part-time else-where) Planner funeral Directors Banker Jobber Co ordinator Landlord Store Keeper
Expiditor Developer
3 S~L[S ~ORKERS
Advertising Agents Auctioneers Commercial Traveller Demonstrators Elevator Agent (Grain) Insurance Agents amp Brokers ampUnderwriters
4 CLERICAL ~ORKERS
Accounting Clerks amp Office Clerks Loans Officers
Payroll amp Bookkeepers Creditman Timekeepers
Appraisers Bank Teller Cashiers Clerical Assistants or Supervfsors Collecting Agents - Billing Clerks Comnissioner Computer Specialists
Prograrrrners Systems Analysts Key-punch Operators
Customes Officer Dispatchers amp Radio operators Enumerators amp Interviewers Estimators Insurance Adjusters amp Examiners Real Estate appraisers Investigators of all kinds
5 SKILLED LABOR ampCRAFTSMEN Airline flight attendants male or
female Apprentices of all trades amp craftsmen Anned forces (Regardless of rank) Anny Navy Airforce
Asbestos amp installation workers Assemblers
Auto-body builders Automobile accessories installers
Bagagge Masters Baker Barbers ampBeauty Operators
Hairdressers Cosmetologists
Bricklayer ampStone Mason Stone carvers ampcutters
Butchers ampMeat Cutters Buyers and Shippers for fann products Carpenters
Cabinetma kers Furniture ampWood Finishers UpholsterersDry wall installers
Carpet Installers floor layers Cement amp Concret finishers Compositor (type setter)
Manufacturers Agents Real Estate Agents amp Brokers Retail Tradespeople Salesmen amp Representatives Sales Clerks ie stores Sales Managers Travel Agents
Inventory Control Stock Clerk Library Attendants ampAssistants Meter Readers Messengers (Girl or Boy Friday)
middotOffice Machine Operators Tabulating Duplicating Billing amp Bookkeeping
Personnel ampLabour relations workers PostmenWomen amp Postal Clerks Purchasing Agents amp Buyers Recreation Workers Shippongamp Receiving Clerks Social ampWelfare Workers Stenographers ampSecretarie~ amp Receptionists Legal medIcal private
Teachers Aide Telephone ampSwitchboard Operators Telegraph Operators ampMessengers Therapy Assistants Translators Ticket or Station Agents Tax Specialist Production Schedular Counsellor Field Advisor
Conductors Subway Locomotive Streetcar Railroad
Cooks saucier etc Decorators Interior Window Paperhangers Draftsmen Dressmakers amp Milleners
Seastresses Tailors Sewers Stitchers Pattern makers amp cutters
Drivers Taxi Truck Deliverymen Routeman Chauffeurs Bus
Dry cleaners ampLaunderers Pressers Ironers
Electricians Engineers
Locomotive Stationery Audio Steam Shovel Radio Transmitting
Engravers ExcavatorsSurveyors Firemen amp Fire Protection
Stationary firemen Foremen Supervisors Fann Construction
Oil Fields Movers
5 SKILLED LABon amp CRAFTSMEU (Contd )
Furri er Glazier also lens grinders amppolishers Inspectors Examiners amp Checkers
Hanufacturers scalers graders Health Food Grain Insurance
Jewellers ~ Watchmakers (except owners) Li nemen Lumbermen
Lumberjack grader logger Machine Operators
Bulldozer Heavy equipment Black Hoe Cranemen Oerrichmen Hachinist~ Hoistmen Power station
1echa ni c amp Repa i rmen Garagemen Aircraft Diesel ~ Heavyequipment Farm equipment Air Conditioners Automobiles amp Auto Body repa t rmen Office ~ Data Processing Nachines Household appliances amp Installers Gas fitters Radio amp TV repairmen
Nillers Grain flour feed
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Maids Charwomen rooming housekeepers Cleaners amp Laundresses Janitors Hai ntenance
Ca rpenters hel pers Construction laborers Elevator operators Factory workers
Winding operatives Hiscellaneous operatives Seamstresses Dressmakers Hachine operators looms weavers
sewers Wrappers amp packers (retail trade)
Fishermen ~ Oystermen Seamen Freight ampmaterial handlers cargomen Food Service Wokers
Bartenders Bus boys Dishwashers Food counter workers Waiters ampWaitresses
Mi llwrights Painters (Constructions ~ maIntenance Photographic processors PIas terers Plumbers amp Pirefitters Policemen ampDetective also
Sheriffs Bailiffs MarShals and Constables
Roofers ampSlaters Sailers ~ deck hands Sheet Metal Workers
Rollers ampFinishers Structural Metal Craftsmen Tinsmiths
Sign Painters ~ leterers Tool ~ Die Makers amp Designers Trainmen
Trackmen Brakemen Firemen Yardmen
Welders amp Solders Textile Operators
Knitters spinners weavers etc
Gua rds Doormen Security guards Watchmen Cross i ng gua rds Life guards
Garbage collectors amp Incinerators Workers Gardeners ampground keepers Health Service Workers
Dental assistants Hea lth aides Practical ~urses Registered Nurses Aid Hospital Orderly
Laborers and Farm workers Stock Handlers
Longshoremen stevedores Lumbermen raftsmen ampwoodchoppers t1i ner Private household workers
Child care worker Cooks Housekeeper maids Servants butlers
Section hand Stoker Topper hunter Warehousemen storage person
7 UNEMPLOYED (if working part-time code the occupation)
8 STUDENT (even if working part-time)
O OTHER not in the labor foce disabled ~ension retired ------- Including retired farmers pousewlves
REFUSto DID HOT STATE Year of Birth - Below 1901 code as 98
Refused code as 99
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SAMPLE CHARACTERISTICS
Ymiddot- rLh _
NUMBER PERCENT
bull NATIONAL 1031 100
Region Atlanti c 100 10 Quebec 279 27 On ta ri 0 360 35 Pra i ri es 181 18 Bri tis h Co 1umb ia 111 11
Communi ty Si ze Over 100000 543 53 10000 - 100000 141 14 Under 10000 347 34
Sex Male 504 49 Fema 1e 527 51
Age 18 to 29 years 319 31 30 to 49 yea rs 365 35 50 years and over 337 33 Did not state 10 1
Education E1 ementary 186 18 Secondary 646 63 Uni versity 198 19 Refused 1
Income Under $10000 129 13 $10000 - $19999 211 20 $20000 - $29999 169 16 $30000 and over 342 33 Refused 180 17
Occupation Prof IExecuti ve 190 18 SalesCl eri ca1 131 13 Labour 232 23 Housewi fe 248 24 Student 71 7 Other 152 15 Re fused 7 1
Mother Tongue English 593 58 French 311 30 Other 127 12
Note Percentages may not add exactly to 100 due to rounding
Less than 05 percentage points
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TYPE DE COMPAGN1E -~
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CROSS SECTION FOR GALLUP 492-1
LOCATION
St J 0 till Grand fill l s LA Sc i e
near Port Blandford
Halifax near South Annapolis-Royal near Mulgrave
Fredericton Caraquet near Chatham
Lemoyne Lachenaie Laval Montreal-Nord Montreal Montreal Montreal Montreal Westmount Lachine Beaconsfield Quebec City Saint Foy Aylmer Trois Rivieres Saint-Hyacinthe Grand-lIe Riviere-Du-Loup Val -Dor Daveluyville Amos Gaspe near StTite-des-Caps near St Perade near Pierreville near Laurentides Hull (West Section) near Albanel
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ASS I GN11ENT NO LOCATION
ALBERTA
8101 Calgary 8111 Calgary 8121 Calgary 8131 Edmonton 8141 Edmonton 8301 Lethbridge 8401 Camrose 8501 Gibbons 8601 near Airdrie 8611 Lindbrook
BRITISH COLUMBIA
9101 Langley 9111 Richmond 9121 Vancouver 9131 Vancouver 9141 Coquitlam 9201 Victoria 9301 Nanaimo 9401 Vernon 9601 Kaleden 9611 near Lang Bay 9621 Willow River
492-1
ASSIGNMENT NO
5101 5111 5121 5131 5141 5151 516-1 5171 5181 5191 5103 5113 5123 5107 5117 5109 5119 5201 5211 5221 5231 5241 5251 5301 5311 5321 5401 5411 5501 5511 5521 5601 5611 5621 5631 5651
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6101 6111 6601
SASKATCHEWAN 7201 7211 7501 1601 7611
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Vaughan Scarborough Scarborough Toronto Toronto Toronto North York North York North York Etobicoke Etobicoke [Ii ss i ssauga Oakville Vanier Ottawa Hamilton Hamilton Oshawa Niagara Falls Kitchener Windsor London Sudbury rli ss i ssauga Sarnia Sault Ste Marie Newcastle Collingwood Brock Exeter North Shore near Odessa Vaughan near Bismark near Blenhei (( Trout Creek
Winnipeg -Jinnipeg Morris
Regina Saskatoon Warman Toquay Cut Knife
tRECORD LAY-OLITI
NEWSPAPE~ QUESTIONS
bull NATIONAL ~MNIBUS (492-1) INTERVIEWING DATES December 6 - 8 1984 TAPE GP 0)50 (cqRI-S-Tgt~)
CARD NO QUESTION NO COLUMN NO CODEDESCR IPTION 01 01-02 Card
03-06 Serial 07-10 Assignment 11-13 Study 14 Week 15 Not applicable
Q1 16 1-9 Q2 17 1-4 Q3 18 1-5 Q4 19 1-5 Q5 20 1-5 Q6 21 1-5 Q7 22 1-4 Q8 23 1-4 Q9 24 1-6 Q 10 25 1-7 Q11 26 1-4 Q12 27 1-5 Q13 28 1-7
bull Q14 29 1-8
30-62 Blank
63-79 Basic Data
80 Blank
WEIGHTS APPLIED
MALE FEMALE
18 to 29 years 1 122 1 126
30 to 49 years 0947 0877 50 years and over 0908 1100
Did not state 1000 1000
CODE LIST FOR BASIC DATA AND ASSIGNMENT NUMBER
REGION (COL 07) First digit of assignment
o - Newfoundland 1 - P E I 2 - Nova Scotia 3 - New Brunswick 4 - Quebec 5 - Ontario 6 - Manitoba 7 - Saskatchewan 8 - Alberta 9 - British Columbia
COMMUNITY SIZE (COL 08) Second digit of assignment
1 - Over 500000 2 - 100000 - 500000 3 - 30000 - 100000 4 - 10000 - 30000 5 - 1000 - 10000 6 - Under 1000 (Rural non-farm farm)
LOCATION (COL 09) Third digit of assignment
Indicates location within a community where more than one assignment is completed
LANGUAGE (COL 10 Fourth digit of assignment
135 or 7 - English questionnaire 2 4 6 or 8 - French questionnaire
OCCUPATION (COL 6970) Basic Data
1 - Professional 2 - Business Executive OwnersManagers 3 - Sales 4 - Clerical 5 - Skilled Labour 6 - Unskilled Labour 7 - Unemployed 8 - Housewife 9 - Student o Other Not in labour force disabled pension retired including retired farmers
and retired housewives
Refused Did not state
AGE (COL 7576) Basic Data
01 to 97 - last two digits of actual year of birth (Exact year of birth) 98 - 1900 and prior 99 Did not state
OCCUPATIONS fOR BASIC DATA
L PROFESSIONALTECHNicAL
AccountantsActuariesAuditors Architects Engineers Aeronatutical
Chemical Civil Electrical Fli ght Industr i al Mechan ical Meta 11 urgi ce 1 Mining Petroleum Sales
Farm ampHome Management Advisors forestersconservationists Judgeslawyers LibrarinasArchivistsCurators MathematiciansStatisticians Nurses Registered Nurses
Dieticians Therapists
Physicians and Related Practitioners Chiropractors Dentists Op tometr i s ts Pharmacis ts Veterinarians
Religious workers Clergymen Mi ni s ters
Researchers ScientistsAgricultural
Atmospheric ampSpace Biological Life amp Physical Marine Chemis ts Geologists PhysicistsAstronomers Chef
2 BUSINESS EXECUTIVE OWNERS MANAGERS
Administrators Health Public amp Local Ship
Assessors Brokers Business Consultants
Atchitectural Hardware
Contractors amp Builders Controllers
Social Scientists
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Management Consultant Manu facturer Merchant NurserymanFlorists Officials of lodges societies ampunions Postmaster ampmail superintendants Presidents Property owner of any business
Constructions Inspectors (All Others Code S) Publisher Dealers Ships officers pursers or pilot Exporter Stock Broker Efficiency Expert Superintendant - if in management position Executive Treasurers ampSecretary Treasurers Farmers and Farm Managers (even Financial advisor
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Prograrrrners Systems Analysts Key-punch Operators
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Hairdressers Cosmetologists
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Butchers ampMeat Cutters Buyers and Shippers for fann products Carpenters
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Inventory Control Stock Clerk Library Attendants ampAssistants Meter Readers Messengers (Girl or Boy Friday)
middotOffice Machine Operators Tabulating Duplicating Billing amp Bookkeeping
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Seastresses Tailors Sewers Stitchers Pattern makers amp cutters
Drivers Taxi Truck Deliverymen Routeman Chauffeurs Bus
Dry cleaners ampLaunderers Pressers Ironers
Electricians Engineers
Locomotive Stationery Audio Steam Shovel Radio Transmitting
Engravers ExcavatorsSurveyors Firemen amp Fire Protection
Stationary firemen Foremen Supervisors Fann Construction
Oil Fields Movers
5 SKILLED LABon amp CRAFTSMEU (Contd )
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Nillers Grain flour feed
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sewers Wrappers amp packers (retail trade)
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Roofers ampSlaters Sailers ~ deck hands Sheet Metal Workers
Rollers ampFinishers Structural Metal Craftsmen Tinsmiths
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Trackmen Brakemen Firemen Yardmen
Welders amp Solders Textile Operators
Knitters spinners weavers etc
Gua rds Doormen Security guards Watchmen Cross i ng gua rds Life guards
Garbage collectors amp Incinerators Workers Gardeners ampground keepers Health Service Workers
Dental assistants Hea lth aides Practical ~urses Registered Nurses Aid Hospital Orderly
Laborers and Farm workers Stock Handlers
Longshoremen stevedores Lumbermen raftsmen ampwoodchoppers t1i ner Private household workers
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7 UNEMPLOYED (if working part-time code the occupation)
8 STUDENT (even if working part-time)
O OTHER not in the labor foce disabled ~ension retired ------- Including retired farmers pousewlves
REFUSto DID HOT STATE Year of Birth - Below 1901 code as 98
Refused code as 99
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bull NATIONAL 1031 100
Region Atlanti c 100 10 Quebec 279 27 On ta ri 0 360 35 Pra i ri es 181 18 Bri tis h Co 1umb ia 111 11
Communi ty Si ze Over 100000 543 53 10000 - 100000 141 14 Under 10000 347 34
Sex Male 504 49 Fema 1e 527 51
Age 18 to 29 years 319 31 30 to 49 yea rs 365 35 50 years and over 337 33 Did not state 10 1
Education E1 ementary 186 18 Secondary 646 63 Uni versity 198 19 Refused 1
Income Under $10000 129 13 $10000 - $19999 211 20 $20000 - $29999 169 16 $30000 and over 342 33 Refused 180 17
Occupation Prof IExecuti ve 190 18 SalesCl eri ca1 131 13 Labour 232 23 Housewi fe 248 24 Student 71 7 Other 152 15 Re fused 7 1
Mother Tongue English 593 58 French 311 30 Other 127 12
Note Percentages may not add exactly to 100 due to rounding
Less than 05 percentage points
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ASSIGNfIENT NO
020i 040) W)Ol
0601
NOVA SCOTIA 2201 2601 2611
NEW BRUNSWICK
3301 3501 3601
QUEBEC
4102 4112 4122 4132 4142 4152 4162 4172 4182 4192 4104 4108 4118 4106 4202 4302 4312 4402 4412 4502 4512 4602 4612 4622 4632 4642 4652 4662
CROSS SECTION FOR GALLUP 492-1
LOCATION
St J 0 till Grand fill l s LA Sc i e
near Port Blandford
Halifax near South Annapolis-Royal near Mulgrave
Fredericton Caraquet near Chatham
Lemoyne Lachenaie Laval Montreal-Nord Montreal Montreal Montreal Montreal Westmount Lachine Beaconsfield Quebec City Saint Foy Aylmer Trois Rivieres Saint-Hyacinthe Grand-lIe Riviere-Du-Loup Val -Dor Daveluyville Amos Gaspe near StTite-des-Caps near St Perade near Pierreville near Laurentides Hull (West Section) near Albanel
492-1 -3shy
bull 6sectIGNMENT NO LOCATION
ASS I GN11ENT NO LOCATION
ALBERTA
8101 Calgary 8111 Calgary 8121 Calgary 8131 Edmonton 8141 Edmonton 8301 Lethbridge 8401 Camrose 8501 Gibbons 8601 near Airdrie 8611 Lindbrook
BRITISH COLUMBIA
9101 Langley 9111 Richmond 9121 Vancouver 9131 Vancouver 9141 Coquitlam 9201 Victoria 9301 Nanaimo 9401 Vernon 9601 Kaleden 9611 near Lang Bay 9621 Willow River
492-1
ASSIGNMENT NO
5101 5111 5121 5131 5141 5151 516-1 5171 5181 5191 5103 5113 5123 5107 5117 5109 5119 5201 5211 5221 5231 5241 5251 5301 5311 5321 5401 5411 5501 5511 5521 5601 5611 5621 5631 5651
MANITOBA
6101 6111 6601
SASKATCHEWAN 7201 7211 7501 1601 7611
-2shyLOCATION
Vaughan Scarborough Scarborough Toronto Toronto Toronto North York North York North York Etobicoke Etobicoke [Ii ss i ssauga Oakville Vanier Ottawa Hamilton Hamilton Oshawa Niagara Falls Kitchener Windsor London Sudbury rli ss i ssauga Sarnia Sault Ste Marie Newcastle Collingwood Brock Exeter North Shore near Odessa Vaughan near Bismark near Blenhei (( Trout Creek
Winnipeg -Jinnipeg Morris
Regina Saskatoon Warman Toquay Cut Knife
tRECORD LAY-OLITI
NEWSPAPE~ QUESTIONS
bull NATIONAL ~MNIBUS (492-1) INTERVIEWING DATES December 6 - 8 1984 TAPE GP 0)50 (cqRI-S-Tgt~)
CARD NO QUESTION NO COLUMN NO CODEDESCR IPTION 01 01-02 Card
03-06 Serial 07-10 Assignment 11-13 Study 14 Week 15 Not applicable
Q1 16 1-9 Q2 17 1-4 Q3 18 1-5 Q4 19 1-5 Q5 20 1-5 Q6 21 1-5 Q7 22 1-4 Q8 23 1-4 Q9 24 1-6 Q 10 25 1-7 Q11 26 1-4 Q12 27 1-5 Q13 28 1-7
bull Q14 29 1-8
30-62 Blank
63-79 Basic Data
80 Blank
WEIGHTS APPLIED
MALE FEMALE
18 to 29 years 1 122 1 126
30 to 49 years 0947 0877 50 years and over 0908 1100
Did not state 1000 1000
CODE LIST FOR BASIC DATA AND ASSIGNMENT NUMBER
REGION (COL 07) First digit of assignment
o - Newfoundland 1 - P E I 2 - Nova Scotia 3 - New Brunswick 4 - Quebec 5 - Ontario 6 - Manitoba 7 - Saskatchewan 8 - Alberta 9 - British Columbia
COMMUNITY SIZE (COL 08) Second digit of assignment
1 - Over 500000 2 - 100000 - 500000 3 - 30000 - 100000 4 - 10000 - 30000 5 - 1000 - 10000 6 - Under 1000 (Rural non-farm farm)
LOCATION (COL 09) Third digit of assignment
Indicates location within a community where more than one assignment is completed
LANGUAGE (COL 10 Fourth digit of assignment
135 or 7 - English questionnaire 2 4 6 or 8 - French questionnaire
OCCUPATION (COL 6970) Basic Data
1 - Professional 2 - Business Executive OwnersManagers 3 - Sales 4 - Clerical 5 - Skilled Labour 6 - Unskilled Labour 7 - Unemployed 8 - Housewife 9 - Student o Other Not in labour force disabled pension retired including retired farmers
and retired housewives
Refused Did not state
AGE (COL 7576) Basic Data
01 to 97 - last two digits of actual year of birth (Exact year of birth) 98 - 1900 and prior 99 Did not state
OCCUPATIONS fOR BASIC DATA
L PROFESSIONALTECHNicAL
AccountantsActuariesAuditors Architects Engineers Aeronatutical
Chemical Civil Electrical Fli ght Industr i al Mechan ical Meta 11 urgi ce 1 Mining Petroleum Sales
Farm ampHome Management Advisors forestersconservationists Judgeslawyers LibrarinasArchivistsCurators MathematiciansStatisticians Nurses Registered Nurses
Dieticians Therapists
Physicians and Related Practitioners Chiropractors Dentists Op tometr i s ts Pharmacis ts Veterinarians
Religious workers Clergymen Mi ni s ters
Researchers ScientistsAgricultural
Atmospheric ampSpace Biological Life amp Physical Marine Chemis ts Geologists PhysicistsAstronomers Chef
2 BUSINESS EXECUTIVE OWNERS MANAGERS
Administrators Health Public amp Local Ship
Assessors Brokers Business Consultants
Atchitectural Hardware
Contractors amp Builders Controllers
Social Scientists
Teacher~
Instrudor
Tech~icians
Economics PoliticalPolitician Psycholog i s ts Soci 01 og i s t Urban amp Regional Planners on all level svoc a t icna l amp educational counsellors
ampTechnologists Heal th c l inical Dental hygeniststechnicians Health records health RadiologistX-ray Research technician
Engineering ampScience Technicians amp Tec hno1ogi s ts
Agricul tural Biological Chemical Electrical Industrial Mechan i ca1
Other technicians Airplane pilots Air traffic controllers EmbalmersUndertaker
Writers Artists and Entertainers Actors Athl etes Authors Dancers Designers EditorsReporters Musicians ampComposers Painters ampSculptors Public Relations ampPublicity Producers Radio amp Television Announcers Mortician Model Disc Jockey
ampADMINISTRATORS
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Management Consultant Manu facturer Merchant NurserymanFlorists Officials of lodges societies ampunions Postmaster ampmail superintendants Presidents Property owner of any business
Constructions Inspectors (All Others Code S) Publisher Dealers Ships officers pursers or pilot Exporter Stock Broker Efficiency Expert Superintendant - if in management position Executive Treasurers ampSecretary Treasurers Farmers and Farm Managers (even Financial advisor
when working part-time else-where) Planner funeral Directors Banker Jobber Co ordinator Landlord Store Keeper
Expiditor Developer
3 S~L[S ~ORKERS
Advertising Agents Auctioneers Commercial Traveller Demonstrators Elevator Agent (Grain) Insurance Agents amp Brokers ampUnderwriters
4 CLERICAL ~ORKERS
Accounting Clerks amp Office Clerks Loans Officers
Payroll amp Bookkeepers Creditman Timekeepers
Appraisers Bank Teller Cashiers Clerical Assistants or Supervfsors Collecting Agents - Billing Clerks Comnissioner Computer Specialists
Prograrrrners Systems Analysts Key-punch Operators
Customes Officer Dispatchers amp Radio operators Enumerators amp Interviewers Estimators Insurance Adjusters amp Examiners Real Estate appraisers Investigators of all kinds
5 SKILLED LABOR ampCRAFTSMEN Airline flight attendants male or
female Apprentices of all trades amp craftsmen Anned forces (Regardless of rank) Anny Navy Airforce
Asbestos amp installation workers Assemblers
Auto-body builders Automobile accessories installers
Bagagge Masters Baker Barbers ampBeauty Operators
Hairdressers Cosmetologists
Bricklayer ampStone Mason Stone carvers ampcutters
Butchers ampMeat Cutters Buyers and Shippers for fann products Carpenters
Cabinetma kers Furniture ampWood Finishers UpholsterersDry wall installers
Carpet Installers floor layers Cement amp Concret finishers Compositor (type setter)
Manufacturers Agents Real Estate Agents amp Brokers Retail Tradespeople Salesmen amp Representatives Sales Clerks ie stores Sales Managers Travel Agents
Inventory Control Stock Clerk Library Attendants ampAssistants Meter Readers Messengers (Girl or Boy Friday)
middotOffice Machine Operators Tabulating Duplicating Billing amp Bookkeeping
Personnel ampLabour relations workers PostmenWomen amp Postal Clerks Purchasing Agents amp Buyers Recreation Workers Shippongamp Receiving Clerks Social ampWelfare Workers Stenographers ampSecretarie~ amp Receptionists Legal medIcal private
Teachers Aide Telephone ampSwitchboard Operators Telegraph Operators ampMessengers Therapy Assistants Translators Ticket or Station Agents Tax Specialist Production Schedular Counsellor Field Advisor
Conductors Subway Locomotive Streetcar Railroad
Cooks saucier etc Decorators Interior Window Paperhangers Draftsmen Dressmakers amp Milleners
Seastresses Tailors Sewers Stitchers Pattern makers amp cutters
Drivers Taxi Truck Deliverymen Routeman Chauffeurs Bus
Dry cleaners ampLaunderers Pressers Ironers
Electricians Engineers
Locomotive Stationery Audio Steam Shovel Radio Transmitting
Engravers ExcavatorsSurveyors Firemen amp Fire Protection
Stationary firemen Foremen Supervisors Fann Construction
Oil Fields Movers
5 SKILLED LABon amp CRAFTSMEU (Contd )
Furri er Glazier also lens grinders amppolishers Inspectors Examiners amp Checkers
Hanufacturers scalers graders Health Food Grain Insurance
Jewellers ~ Watchmakers (except owners) Li nemen Lumbermen
Lumberjack grader logger Machine Operators
Bulldozer Heavy equipment Black Hoe Cranemen Oerrichmen Hachinist~ Hoistmen Power station
1echa ni c amp Repa i rmen Garagemen Aircraft Diesel ~ Heavyequipment Farm equipment Air Conditioners Automobiles amp Auto Body repa t rmen Office ~ Data Processing Nachines Household appliances amp Installers Gas fitters Radio amp TV repairmen
Nillers Grain flour feed
~ LABORERS ampSERVICE WORKERS
Animal caretakers Caretakers of building stores etc Cleaning service Workers
Maids Charwomen rooming housekeepers Cleaners amp Laundresses Janitors Hai ntenance
Ca rpenters hel pers Construction laborers Elevator operators Factory workers
Winding operatives Hiscellaneous operatives Seamstresses Dressmakers Hachine operators looms weavers
sewers Wrappers amp packers (retail trade)
Fishermen ~ Oystermen Seamen Freight ampmaterial handlers cargomen Food Service Wokers
Bartenders Bus boys Dishwashers Food counter workers Waiters ampWaitresses
Mi llwrights Painters (Constructions ~ maIntenance Photographic processors PIas terers Plumbers amp Pirefitters Policemen ampDetective also
Sheriffs Bailiffs MarShals and Constables
Roofers ampSlaters Sailers ~ deck hands Sheet Metal Workers
Rollers ampFinishers Structural Metal Craftsmen Tinsmiths
Sign Painters ~ leterers Tool ~ Die Makers amp Designers Trainmen
Trackmen Brakemen Firemen Yardmen
Welders amp Solders Textile Operators
Knitters spinners weavers etc
Gua rds Doormen Security guards Watchmen Cross i ng gua rds Life guards
Garbage collectors amp Incinerators Workers Gardeners ampground keepers Health Service Workers
Dental assistants Hea lth aides Practical ~urses Registered Nurses Aid Hospital Orderly
Laborers and Farm workers Stock Handlers
Longshoremen stevedores Lumbermen raftsmen ampwoodchoppers t1i ner Private household workers
Child care worker Cooks Housekeeper maids Servants butlers
Section hand Stoker Topper hunter Warehousemen storage person
7 UNEMPLOYED (if working part-time code the occupation)
8 STUDENT (even if working part-time)
O OTHER not in the labor foce disabled ~ension retired ------- Including retired farmers pousewlves
REFUSto DID HOT STATE Year of Birth - Below 1901 code as 98
Refused code as 99
----
SAMPLE CHARACTERISTICS
Ymiddot- rLh _
NUMBER PERCENT
bull NATIONAL 1031 100
Region Atlanti c 100 10 Quebec 279 27 On ta ri 0 360 35 Pra i ri es 181 18 Bri tis h Co 1umb ia 111 11
Communi ty Si ze Over 100000 543 53 10000 - 100000 141 14 Under 10000 347 34
Sex Male 504 49 Fema 1e 527 51
Age 18 to 29 years 319 31 30 to 49 yea rs 365 35 50 years and over 337 33 Did not state 10 1
Education E1 ementary 186 18 Secondary 646 63 Uni versity 198 19 Refused 1
Income Under $10000 129 13 $10000 - $19999 211 20 $20000 - $29999 169 16 $30000 and over 342 33 Refused 180 17
Occupation Prof IExecuti ve 190 18 SalesCl eri ca1 131 13 Labour 232 23 Housewi fe 248 24 Student 71 7 Other 152 15 Re fused 7 1
Mother Tongue English 593 58 French 311 30 Other 127 12
Note Percentages may not add exactly to 100 due to rounding
Less than 05 percentage points
ASSIGNfIENT NO
020i 040) W)Ol
0601
NOVA SCOTIA 2201 2601 2611
NEW BRUNSWICK
3301 3501 3601
QUEBEC
4102 4112 4122 4132 4142 4152 4162 4172 4182 4192 4104 4108 4118 4106 4202 4302 4312 4402 4412 4502 4512 4602 4612 4622 4632 4642 4652 4662
CROSS SECTION FOR GALLUP 492-1
LOCATION
St J 0 till Grand fill l s LA Sc i e
near Port Blandford
Halifax near South Annapolis-Royal near Mulgrave
Fredericton Caraquet near Chatham
Lemoyne Lachenaie Laval Montreal-Nord Montreal Montreal Montreal Montreal Westmount Lachine Beaconsfield Quebec City Saint Foy Aylmer Trois Rivieres Saint-Hyacinthe Grand-lIe Riviere-Du-Loup Val -Dor Daveluyville Amos Gaspe near StTite-des-Caps near St Perade near Pierreville near Laurentides Hull (West Section) near Albanel
492-1 -3shy
bull 6sectIGNMENT NO LOCATION
ASS I GN11ENT NO LOCATION
ALBERTA
8101 Calgary 8111 Calgary 8121 Calgary 8131 Edmonton 8141 Edmonton 8301 Lethbridge 8401 Camrose 8501 Gibbons 8601 near Airdrie 8611 Lindbrook
BRITISH COLUMBIA
9101 Langley 9111 Richmond 9121 Vancouver 9131 Vancouver 9141 Coquitlam 9201 Victoria 9301 Nanaimo 9401 Vernon 9601 Kaleden 9611 near Lang Bay 9621 Willow River
492-1
ASSIGNMENT NO
5101 5111 5121 5131 5141 5151 516-1 5171 5181 5191 5103 5113 5123 5107 5117 5109 5119 5201 5211 5221 5231 5241 5251 5301 5311 5321 5401 5411 5501 5511 5521 5601 5611 5621 5631 5651
MANITOBA
6101 6111 6601
SASKATCHEWAN 7201 7211 7501 1601 7611
-2shyLOCATION
Vaughan Scarborough Scarborough Toronto Toronto Toronto North York North York North York Etobicoke Etobicoke [Ii ss i ssauga Oakville Vanier Ottawa Hamilton Hamilton Oshawa Niagara Falls Kitchener Windsor London Sudbury rli ss i ssauga Sarnia Sault Ste Marie Newcastle Collingwood Brock Exeter North Shore near Odessa Vaughan near Bismark near Blenhei (( Trout Creek
Winnipeg -Jinnipeg Morris
Regina Saskatoon Warman Toquay Cut Knife
tRECORD LAY-OLITI
NEWSPAPE~ QUESTIONS
bull NATIONAL ~MNIBUS (492-1) INTERVIEWING DATES December 6 - 8 1984 TAPE GP 0)50 (cqRI-S-Tgt~)
CARD NO QUESTION NO COLUMN NO CODEDESCR IPTION 01 01-02 Card
03-06 Serial 07-10 Assignment 11-13 Study 14 Week 15 Not applicable
Q1 16 1-9 Q2 17 1-4 Q3 18 1-5 Q4 19 1-5 Q5 20 1-5 Q6 21 1-5 Q7 22 1-4 Q8 23 1-4 Q9 24 1-6 Q 10 25 1-7 Q11 26 1-4 Q12 27 1-5 Q13 28 1-7
bull Q14 29 1-8
30-62 Blank
63-79 Basic Data
80 Blank
WEIGHTS APPLIED
MALE FEMALE
18 to 29 years 1 122 1 126
30 to 49 years 0947 0877 50 years and over 0908 1100
Did not state 1000 1000
CODE LIST FOR BASIC DATA AND ASSIGNMENT NUMBER
REGION (COL 07) First digit of assignment
o - Newfoundland 1 - P E I 2 - Nova Scotia 3 - New Brunswick 4 - Quebec 5 - Ontario 6 - Manitoba 7 - Saskatchewan 8 - Alberta 9 - British Columbia
COMMUNITY SIZE (COL 08) Second digit of assignment
1 - Over 500000 2 - 100000 - 500000 3 - 30000 - 100000 4 - 10000 - 30000 5 - 1000 - 10000 6 - Under 1000 (Rural non-farm farm)
LOCATION (COL 09) Third digit of assignment
Indicates location within a community where more than one assignment is completed
LANGUAGE (COL 10 Fourth digit of assignment
135 or 7 - English questionnaire 2 4 6 or 8 - French questionnaire
OCCUPATION (COL 6970) Basic Data
1 - Professional 2 - Business Executive OwnersManagers 3 - Sales 4 - Clerical 5 - Skilled Labour 6 - Unskilled Labour 7 - Unemployed 8 - Housewife 9 - Student o Other Not in labour force disabled pension retired including retired farmers
and retired housewives
Refused Did not state
AGE (COL 7576) Basic Data
01 to 97 - last two digits of actual year of birth (Exact year of birth) 98 - 1900 and prior 99 Did not state
OCCUPATIONS fOR BASIC DATA
L PROFESSIONALTECHNicAL
AccountantsActuariesAuditors Architects Engineers Aeronatutical
Chemical Civil Electrical Fli ght Industr i al Mechan ical Meta 11 urgi ce 1 Mining Petroleum Sales
Farm ampHome Management Advisors forestersconservationists Judgeslawyers LibrarinasArchivistsCurators MathematiciansStatisticians Nurses Registered Nurses
Dieticians Therapists
Physicians and Related Practitioners Chiropractors Dentists Op tometr i s ts Pharmacis ts Veterinarians
Religious workers Clergymen Mi ni s ters
Researchers ScientistsAgricultural
Atmospheric ampSpace Biological Life amp Physical Marine Chemis ts Geologists PhysicistsAstronomers Chef
2 BUSINESS EXECUTIVE OWNERS MANAGERS
Administrators Health Public amp Local Ship
Assessors Brokers Business Consultants
Atchitectural Hardware
Contractors amp Builders Controllers
Social Scientists
Teacher~
Instrudor
Tech~icians
Economics PoliticalPolitician Psycholog i s ts Soci 01 og i s t Urban amp Regional Planners on all level svoc a t icna l amp educational counsellors
ampTechnologists Heal th c l inical Dental hygeniststechnicians Health records health RadiologistX-ray Research technician
Engineering ampScience Technicians amp Tec hno1ogi s ts
Agricul tural Biological Chemical Electrical Industrial Mechan i ca1
Other technicians Airplane pilots Air traffic controllers EmbalmersUndertaker
Writers Artists and Entertainers Actors Athl etes Authors Dancers Designers EditorsReporters Musicians ampComposers Painters ampSculptors Public Relations ampPublicity Producers Radio amp Television Announcers Mortician Model Disc Jockey
ampADMINISTRATORS
Manager of any business (except sales managers ampretail trade)
Management Consultant Manu facturer Merchant NurserymanFlorists Officials of lodges societies ampunions Postmaster ampmail superintendants Presidents Property owner of any business
Constructions Inspectors (All Others Code S) Publisher Dealers Ships officers pursers or pilot Exporter Stock Broker Efficiency Expert Superintendant - if in management position Executive Treasurers ampSecretary Treasurers Farmers and Farm Managers (even Financial advisor
when working part-time else-where) Planner funeral Directors Banker Jobber Co ordinator Landlord Store Keeper
Expiditor Developer
3 S~L[S ~ORKERS
Advertising Agents Auctioneers Commercial Traveller Demonstrators Elevator Agent (Grain) Insurance Agents amp Brokers ampUnderwriters
4 CLERICAL ~ORKERS
Accounting Clerks amp Office Clerks Loans Officers
Payroll amp Bookkeepers Creditman Timekeepers
Appraisers Bank Teller Cashiers Clerical Assistants or Supervfsors Collecting Agents - Billing Clerks Comnissioner Computer Specialists
Prograrrrners Systems Analysts Key-punch Operators
Customes Officer Dispatchers amp Radio operators Enumerators amp Interviewers Estimators Insurance Adjusters amp Examiners Real Estate appraisers Investigators of all kinds
5 SKILLED LABOR ampCRAFTSMEN Airline flight attendants male or
female Apprentices of all trades amp craftsmen Anned forces (Regardless of rank) Anny Navy Airforce
Asbestos amp installation workers Assemblers
Auto-body builders Automobile accessories installers
Bagagge Masters Baker Barbers ampBeauty Operators
Hairdressers Cosmetologists
Bricklayer ampStone Mason Stone carvers ampcutters
Butchers ampMeat Cutters Buyers and Shippers for fann products Carpenters
Cabinetma kers Furniture ampWood Finishers UpholsterersDry wall installers
Carpet Installers floor layers Cement amp Concret finishers Compositor (type setter)
Manufacturers Agents Real Estate Agents amp Brokers Retail Tradespeople Salesmen amp Representatives Sales Clerks ie stores Sales Managers Travel Agents
Inventory Control Stock Clerk Library Attendants ampAssistants Meter Readers Messengers (Girl or Boy Friday)
middotOffice Machine Operators Tabulating Duplicating Billing amp Bookkeeping
Personnel ampLabour relations workers PostmenWomen amp Postal Clerks Purchasing Agents amp Buyers Recreation Workers Shippongamp Receiving Clerks Social ampWelfare Workers Stenographers ampSecretarie~ amp Receptionists Legal medIcal private
Teachers Aide Telephone ampSwitchboard Operators Telegraph Operators ampMessengers Therapy Assistants Translators Ticket or Station Agents Tax Specialist Production Schedular Counsellor Field Advisor
Conductors Subway Locomotive Streetcar Railroad
Cooks saucier etc Decorators Interior Window Paperhangers Draftsmen Dressmakers amp Milleners
Seastresses Tailors Sewers Stitchers Pattern makers amp cutters
Drivers Taxi Truck Deliverymen Routeman Chauffeurs Bus
Dry cleaners ampLaunderers Pressers Ironers
Electricians Engineers
Locomotive Stationery Audio Steam Shovel Radio Transmitting
Engravers ExcavatorsSurveyors Firemen amp Fire Protection
Stationary firemen Foremen Supervisors Fann Construction
Oil Fields Movers
5 SKILLED LABon amp CRAFTSMEU (Contd )
Furri er Glazier also lens grinders amppolishers Inspectors Examiners amp Checkers
Hanufacturers scalers graders Health Food Grain Insurance
Jewellers ~ Watchmakers (except owners) Li nemen Lumbermen
Lumberjack grader logger Machine Operators
Bulldozer Heavy equipment Black Hoe Cranemen Oerrichmen Hachinist~ Hoistmen Power station
1echa ni c amp Repa i rmen Garagemen Aircraft Diesel ~ Heavyequipment Farm equipment Air Conditioners Automobiles amp Auto Body repa t rmen Office ~ Data Processing Nachines Household appliances amp Installers Gas fitters Radio amp TV repairmen
Nillers Grain flour feed
~ LABORERS ampSERVICE WORKERS
Animal caretakers Caretakers of building stores etc Cleaning service Workers
Maids Charwomen rooming housekeepers Cleaners amp Laundresses Janitors Hai ntenance
Ca rpenters hel pers Construction laborers Elevator operators Factory workers
Winding operatives Hiscellaneous operatives Seamstresses Dressmakers Hachine operators looms weavers
sewers Wrappers amp packers (retail trade)
Fishermen ~ Oystermen Seamen Freight ampmaterial handlers cargomen Food Service Wokers
Bartenders Bus boys Dishwashers Food counter workers Waiters ampWaitresses
Mi llwrights Painters (Constructions ~ maIntenance Photographic processors PIas terers Plumbers amp Pirefitters Policemen ampDetective also
Sheriffs Bailiffs MarShals and Constables
Roofers ampSlaters Sailers ~ deck hands Sheet Metal Workers
Rollers ampFinishers Structural Metal Craftsmen Tinsmiths
Sign Painters ~ leterers Tool ~ Die Makers amp Designers Trainmen
Trackmen Brakemen Firemen Yardmen
Welders amp Solders Textile Operators
Knitters spinners weavers etc
Gua rds Doormen Security guards Watchmen Cross i ng gua rds Life guards
Garbage collectors amp Incinerators Workers Gardeners ampground keepers Health Service Workers
Dental assistants Hea lth aides Practical ~urses Registered Nurses Aid Hospital Orderly
Laborers and Farm workers Stock Handlers
Longshoremen stevedores Lumbermen raftsmen ampwoodchoppers t1i ner Private household workers
Child care worker Cooks Housekeeper maids Servants butlers
Section hand Stoker Topper hunter Warehousemen storage person
7 UNEMPLOYED (if working part-time code the occupation)
8 STUDENT (even if working part-time)
O OTHER not in the labor foce disabled ~ension retired ------- Including retired farmers pousewlves
REFUSto DID HOT STATE Year of Birth - Below 1901 code as 98
Refused code as 99
----
SAMPLE CHARACTERISTICS
Ymiddot- rLh _
NUMBER PERCENT
bull NATIONAL 1031 100
Region Atlanti c 100 10 Quebec 279 27 On ta ri 0 360 35 Pra i ri es 181 18 Bri tis h Co 1umb ia 111 11
Communi ty Si ze Over 100000 543 53 10000 - 100000 141 14 Under 10000 347 34
Sex Male 504 49 Fema 1e 527 51
Age 18 to 29 years 319 31 30 to 49 yea rs 365 35 50 years and over 337 33 Did not state 10 1
Education E1 ementary 186 18 Secondary 646 63 Uni versity 198 19 Refused 1
Income Under $10000 129 13 $10000 - $19999 211 20 $20000 - $29999 169 16 $30000 and over 342 33 Refused 180 17
Occupation Prof IExecuti ve 190 18 SalesCl eri ca1 131 13 Labour 232 23 Housewi fe 248 24 Student 71 7 Other 152 15 Re fused 7 1
Mother Tongue English 593 58 French 311 30 Other 127 12
Note Percentages may not add exactly to 100 due to rounding
Less than 05 percentage points
492-1 -3shy
bull 6sectIGNMENT NO LOCATION
ASS I GN11ENT NO LOCATION
ALBERTA
8101 Calgary 8111 Calgary 8121 Calgary 8131 Edmonton 8141 Edmonton 8301 Lethbridge 8401 Camrose 8501 Gibbons 8601 near Airdrie 8611 Lindbrook
BRITISH COLUMBIA
9101 Langley 9111 Richmond 9121 Vancouver 9131 Vancouver 9141 Coquitlam 9201 Victoria 9301 Nanaimo 9401 Vernon 9601 Kaleden 9611 near Lang Bay 9621 Willow River
492-1
ASSIGNMENT NO
5101 5111 5121 5131 5141 5151 516-1 5171 5181 5191 5103 5113 5123 5107 5117 5109 5119 5201 5211 5221 5231 5241 5251 5301 5311 5321 5401 5411 5501 5511 5521 5601 5611 5621 5631 5651
MANITOBA
6101 6111 6601
SASKATCHEWAN 7201 7211 7501 1601 7611
-2shyLOCATION
Vaughan Scarborough Scarborough Toronto Toronto Toronto North York North York North York Etobicoke Etobicoke [Ii ss i ssauga Oakville Vanier Ottawa Hamilton Hamilton Oshawa Niagara Falls Kitchener Windsor London Sudbury rli ss i ssauga Sarnia Sault Ste Marie Newcastle Collingwood Brock Exeter North Shore near Odessa Vaughan near Bismark near Blenhei (( Trout Creek
Winnipeg -Jinnipeg Morris
Regina Saskatoon Warman Toquay Cut Knife
tRECORD LAY-OLITI
NEWSPAPE~ QUESTIONS
bull NATIONAL ~MNIBUS (492-1) INTERVIEWING DATES December 6 - 8 1984 TAPE GP 0)50 (cqRI-S-Tgt~)
CARD NO QUESTION NO COLUMN NO CODEDESCR IPTION 01 01-02 Card
03-06 Serial 07-10 Assignment 11-13 Study 14 Week 15 Not applicable
Q1 16 1-9 Q2 17 1-4 Q3 18 1-5 Q4 19 1-5 Q5 20 1-5 Q6 21 1-5 Q7 22 1-4 Q8 23 1-4 Q9 24 1-6 Q 10 25 1-7 Q11 26 1-4 Q12 27 1-5 Q13 28 1-7
bull Q14 29 1-8
30-62 Blank
63-79 Basic Data
80 Blank
WEIGHTS APPLIED
MALE FEMALE
18 to 29 years 1 122 1 126
30 to 49 years 0947 0877 50 years and over 0908 1100
Did not state 1000 1000
CODE LIST FOR BASIC DATA AND ASSIGNMENT NUMBER
REGION (COL 07) First digit of assignment
o - Newfoundland 1 - P E I 2 - Nova Scotia 3 - New Brunswick 4 - Quebec 5 - Ontario 6 - Manitoba 7 - Saskatchewan 8 - Alberta 9 - British Columbia
COMMUNITY SIZE (COL 08) Second digit of assignment
1 - Over 500000 2 - 100000 - 500000 3 - 30000 - 100000 4 - 10000 - 30000 5 - 1000 - 10000 6 - Under 1000 (Rural non-farm farm)
LOCATION (COL 09) Third digit of assignment
Indicates location within a community where more than one assignment is completed
LANGUAGE (COL 10 Fourth digit of assignment
135 or 7 - English questionnaire 2 4 6 or 8 - French questionnaire
OCCUPATION (COL 6970) Basic Data
1 - Professional 2 - Business Executive OwnersManagers 3 - Sales 4 - Clerical 5 - Skilled Labour 6 - Unskilled Labour 7 - Unemployed 8 - Housewife 9 - Student o Other Not in labour force disabled pension retired including retired farmers
and retired housewives
Refused Did not state
AGE (COL 7576) Basic Data
01 to 97 - last two digits of actual year of birth (Exact year of birth) 98 - 1900 and prior 99 Did not state
OCCUPATIONS fOR BASIC DATA
L PROFESSIONALTECHNicAL
AccountantsActuariesAuditors Architects Engineers Aeronatutical
Chemical Civil Electrical Fli ght Industr i al Mechan ical Meta 11 urgi ce 1 Mining Petroleum Sales
Farm ampHome Management Advisors forestersconservationists Judgeslawyers LibrarinasArchivistsCurators MathematiciansStatisticians Nurses Registered Nurses
Dieticians Therapists
Physicians and Related Practitioners Chiropractors Dentists Op tometr i s ts Pharmacis ts Veterinarians
Religious workers Clergymen Mi ni s ters
Researchers ScientistsAgricultural
Atmospheric ampSpace Biological Life amp Physical Marine Chemis ts Geologists PhysicistsAstronomers Chef
2 BUSINESS EXECUTIVE OWNERS MANAGERS
Administrators Health Public amp Local Ship
Assessors Brokers Business Consultants
Atchitectural Hardware
Contractors amp Builders Controllers
Social Scientists
Teacher~
Instrudor
Tech~icians
Economics PoliticalPolitician Psycholog i s ts Soci 01 og i s t Urban amp Regional Planners on all level svoc a t icna l amp educational counsellors
ampTechnologists Heal th c l inical Dental hygeniststechnicians Health records health RadiologistX-ray Research technician
Engineering ampScience Technicians amp Tec hno1ogi s ts
Agricul tural Biological Chemical Electrical Industrial Mechan i ca1
Other technicians Airplane pilots Air traffic controllers EmbalmersUndertaker
Writers Artists and Entertainers Actors Athl etes Authors Dancers Designers EditorsReporters Musicians ampComposers Painters ampSculptors Public Relations ampPublicity Producers Radio amp Television Announcers Mortician Model Disc Jockey
ampADMINISTRATORS
Manager of any business (except sales managers ampretail trade)
Management Consultant Manu facturer Merchant NurserymanFlorists Officials of lodges societies ampunions Postmaster ampmail superintendants Presidents Property owner of any business
Constructions Inspectors (All Others Code S) Publisher Dealers Ships officers pursers or pilot Exporter Stock Broker Efficiency Expert Superintendant - if in management position Executive Treasurers ampSecretary Treasurers Farmers and Farm Managers (even Financial advisor
when working part-time else-where) Planner funeral Directors Banker Jobber Co ordinator Landlord Store Keeper
Expiditor Developer
3 S~L[S ~ORKERS
Advertising Agents Auctioneers Commercial Traveller Demonstrators Elevator Agent (Grain) Insurance Agents amp Brokers ampUnderwriters
4 CLERICAL ~ORKERS
Accounting Clerks amp Office Clerks Loans Officers
Payroll amp Bookkeepers Creditman Timekeepers
Appraisers Bank Teller Cashiers Clerical Assistants or Supervfsors Collecting Agents - Billing Clerks Comnissioner Computer Specialists
Prograrrrners Systems Analysts Key-punch Operators
Customes Officer Dispatchers amp Radio operators Enumerators amp Interviewers Estimators Insurance Adjusters amp Examiners Real Estate appraisers Investigators of all kinds
5 SKILLED LABOR ampCRAFTSMEN Airline flight attendants male or
female Apprentices of all trades amp craftsmen Anned forces (Regardless of rank) Anny Navy Airforce
Asbestos amp installation workers Assemblers
Auto-body builders Automobile accessories installers
Bagagge Masters Baker Barbers ampBeauty Operators
Hairdressers Cosmetologists
Bricklayer ampStone Mason Stone carvers ampcutters
Butchers ampMeat Cutters Buyers and Shippers for fann products Carpenters
Cabinetma kers Furniture ampWood Finishers UpholsterersDry wall installers
Carpet Installers floor layers Cement amp Concret finishers Compositor (type setter)
Manufacturers Agents Real Estate Agents amp Brokers Retail Tradespeople Salesmen amp Representatives Sales Clerks ie stores Sales Managers Travel Agents
Inventory Control Stock Clerk Library Attendants ampAssistants Meter Readers Messengers (Girl or Boy Friday)
middotOffice Machine Operators Tabulating Duplicating Billing amp Bookkeeping
Personnel ampLabour relations workers PostmenWomen amp Postal Clerks Purchasing Agents amp Buyers Recreation Workers Shippongamp Receiving Clerks Social ampWelfare Workers Stenographers ampSecretarie~ amp Receptionists Legal medIcal private
Teachers Aide Telephone ampSwitchboard Operators Telegraph Operators ampMessengers Therapy Assistants Translators Ticket or Station Agents Tax Specialist Production Schedular Counsellor Field Advisor
Conductors Subway Locomotive Streetcar Railroad
Cooks saucier etc Decorators Interior Window Paperhangers Draftsmen Dressmakers amp Milleners
Seastresses Tailors Sewers Stitchers Pattern makers amp cutters
Drivers Taxi Truck Deliverymen Routeman Chauffeurs Bus
Dry cleaners ampLaunderers Pressers Ironers
Electricians Engineers
Locomotive Stationery Audio Steam Shovel Radio Transmitting
Engravers ExcavatorsSurveyors Firemen amp Fire Protection
Stationary firemen Foremen Supervisors Fann Construction
Oil Fields Movers
5 SKILLED LABon amp CRAFTSMEU (Contd )
Furri er Glazier also lens grinders amppolishers Inspectors Examiners amp Checkers
Hanufacturers scalers graders Health Food Grain Insurance
Jewellers ~ Watchmakers (except owners) Li nemen Lumbermen
Lumberjack grader logger Machine Operators
Bulldozer Heavy equipment Black Hoe Cranemen Oerrichmen Hachinist~ Hoistmen Power station
1echa ni c amp Repa i rmen Garagemen Aircraft Diesel ~ Heavyequipment Farm equipment Air Conditioners Automobiles amp Auto Body repa t rmen Office ~ Data Processing Nachines Household appliances amp Installers Gas fitters Radio amp TV repairmen
Nillers Grain flour feed
~ LABORERS ampSERVICE WORKERS
Animal caretakers Caretakers of building stores etc Cleaning service Workers
Maids Charwomen rooming housekeepers Cleaners amp Laundresses Janitors Hai ntenance
Ca rpenters hel pers Construction laborers Elevator operators Factory workers
Winding operatives Hiscellaneous operatives Seamstresses Dressmakers Hachine operators looms weavers
sewers Wrappers amp packers (retail trade)
Fishermen ~ Oystermen Seamen Freight ampmaterial handlers cargomen Food Service Wokers
Bartenders Bus boys Dishwashers Food counter workers Waiters ampWaitresses
Mi llwrights Painters (Constructions ~ maIntenance Photographic processors PIas terers Plumbers amp Pirefitters Policemen ampDetective also
Sheriffs Bailiffs MarShals and Constables
Roofers ampSlaters Sailers ~ deck hands Sheet Metal Workers
Rollers ampFinishers Structural Metal Craftsmen Tinsmiths
Sign Painters ~ leterers Tool ~ Die Makers amp Designers Trainmen
Trackmen Brakemen Firemen Yardmen
Welders amp Solders Textile Operators
Knitters spinners weavers etc
Gua rds Doormen Security guards Watchmen Cross i ng gua rds Life guards
Garbage collectors amp Incinerators Workers Gardeners ampground keepers Health Service Workers
Dental assistants Hea lth aides Practical ~urses Registered Nurses Aid Hospital Orderly
Laborers and Farm workers Stock Handlers
Longshoremen stevedores Lumbermen raftsmen ampwoodchoppers t1i ner Private household workers
Child care worker Cooks Housekeeper maids Servants butlers
Section hand Stoker Topper hunter Warehousemen storage person
7 UNEMPLOYED (if working part-time code the occupation)
8 STUDENT (even if working part-time)
O OTHER not in the labor foce disabled ~ension retired ------- Including retired farmers pousewlves
REFUSto DID HOT STATE Year of Birth - Below 1901 code as 98
Refused code as 99
----
SAMPLE CHARACTERISTICS
Ymiddot- rLh _
NUMBER PERCENT
bull NATIONAL 1031 100
Region Atlanti c 100 10 Quebec 279 27 On ta ri 0 360 35 Pra i ri es 181 18 Bri tis h Co 1umb ia 111 11
Communi ty Si ze Over 100000 543 53 10000 - 100000 141 14 Under 10000 347 34
Sex Male 504 49 Fema 1e 527 51
Age 18 to 29 years 319 31 30 to 49 yea rs 365 35 50 years and over 337 33 Did not state 10 1
Education E1 ementary 186 18 Secondary 646 63 Uni versity 198 19 Refused 1
Income Under $10000 129 13 $10000 - $19999 211 20 $20000 - $29999 169 16 $30000 and over 342 33 Refused 180 17
Occupation Prof IExecuti ve 190 18 SalesCl eri ca1 131 13 Labour 232 23 Housewi fe 248 24 Student 71 7 Other 152 15 Re fused 7 1
Mother Tongue English 593 58 French 311 30 Other 127 12
Note Percentages may not add exactly to 100 due to rounding
Less than 05 percentage points
492-1
ASSIGNMENT NO
5101 5111 5121 5131 5141 5151 516-1 5171 5181 5191 5103 5113 5123 5107 5117 5109 5119 5201 5211 5221 5231 5241 5251 5301 5311 5321 5401 5411 5501 5511 5521 5601 5611 5621 5631 5651
MANITOBA
6101 6111 6601
SASKATCHEWAN 7201 7211 7501 1601 7611
-2shyLOCATION
Vaughan Scarborough Scarborough Toronto Toronto Toronto North York North York North York Etobicoke Etobicoke [Ii ss i ssauga Oakville Vanier Ottawa Hamilton Hamilton Oshawa Niagara Falls Kitchener Windsor London Sudbury rli ss i ssauga Sarnia Sault Ste Marie Newcastle Collingwood Brock Exeter North Shore near Odessa Vaughan near Bismark near Blenhei (( Trout Creek
Winnipeg -Jinnipeg Morris
Regina Saskatoon Warman Toquay Cut Knife
tRECORD LAY-OLITI
NEWSPAPE~ QUESTIONS
bull NATIONAL ~MNIBUS (492-1) INTERVIEWING DATES December 6 - 8 1984 TAPE GP 0)50 (cqRI-S-Tgt~)
CARD NO QUESTION NO COLUMN NO CODEDESCR IPTION 01 01-02 Card
03-06 Serial 07-10 Assignment 11-13 Study 14 Week 15 Not applicable
Q1 16 1-9 Q2 17 1-4 Q3 18 1-5 Q4 19 1-5 Q5 20 1-5 Q6 21 1-5 Q7 22 1-4 Q8 23 1-4 Q9 24 1-6 Q 10 25 1-7 Q11 26 1-4 Q12 27 1-5 Q13 28 1-7
bull Q14 29 1-8
30-62 Blank
63-79 Basic Data
80 Blank
WEIGHTS APPLIED
MALE FEMALE
18 to 29 years 1 122 1 126
30 to 49 years 0947 0877 50 years and over 0908 1100
Did not state 1000 1000
CODE LIST FOR BASIC DATA AND ASSIGNMENT NUMBER
REGION (COL 07) First digit of assignment
o - Newfoundland 1 - P E I 2 - Nova Scotia 3 - New Brunswick 4 - Quebec 5 - Ontario 6 - Manitoba 7 - Saskatchewan 8 - Alberta 9 - British Columbia
COMMUNITY SIZE (COL 08) Second digit of assignment
1 - Over 500000 2 - 100000 - 500000 3 - 30000 - 100000 4 - 10000 - 30000 5 - 1000 - 10000 6 - Under 1000 (Rural non-farm farm)
LOCATION (COL 09) Third digit of assignment
Indicates location within a community where more than one assignment is completed
LANGUAGE (COL 10 Fourth digit of assignment
135 or 7 - English questionnaire 2 4 6 or 8 - French questionnaire
OCCUPATION (COL 6970) Basic Data
1 - Professional 2 - Business Executive OwnersManagers 3 - Sales 4 - Clerical 5 - Skilled Labour 6 - Unskilled Labour 7 - Unemployed 8 - Housewife 9 - Student o Other Not in labour force disabled pension retired including retired farmers
and retired housewives
Refused Did not state
AGE (COL 7576) Basic Data
01 to 97 - last two digits of actual year of birth (Exact year of birth) 98 - 1900 and prior 99 Did not state
OCCUPATIONS fOR BASIC DATA
L PROFESSIONALTECHNicAL
AccountantsActuariesAuditors Architects Engineers Aeronatutical
Chemical Civil Electrical Fli ght Industr i al Mechan ical Meta 11 urgi ce 1 Mining Petroleum Sales
Farm ampHome Management Advisors forestersconservationists Judgeslawyers LibrarinasArchivistsCurators MathematiciansStatisticians Nurses Registered Nurses
Dieticians Therapists
Physicians and Related Practitioners Chiropractors Dentists Op tometr i s ts Pharmacis ts Veterinarians
Religious workers Clergymen Mi ni s ters
Researchers ScientistsAgricultural
Atmospheric ampSpace Biological Life amp Physical Marine Chemis ts Geologists PhysicistsAstronomers Chef
2 BUSINESS EXECUTIVE OWNERS MANAGERS
Administrators Health Public amp Local Ship
Assessors Brokers Business Consultants
Atchitectural Hardware
Contractors amp Builders Controllers
Social Scientists
Teacher~
Instrudor
Tech~icians
Economics PoliticalPolitician Psycholog i s ts Soci 01 og i s t Urban amp Regional Planners on all level svoc a t icna l amp educational counsellors
ampTechnologists Heal th c l inical Dental hygeniststechnicians Health records health RadiologistX-ray Research technician
Engineering ampScience Technicians amp Tec hno1ogi s ts
Agricul tural Biological Chemical Electrical Industrial Mechan i ca1
Other technicians Airplane pilots Air traffic controllers EmbalmersUndertaker
Writers Artists and Entertainers Actors Athl etes Authors Dancers Designers EditorsReporters Musicians ampComposers Painters ampSculptors Public Relations ampPublicity Producers Radio amp Television Announcers Mortician Model Disc Jockey
ampADMINISTRATORS
Manager of any business (except sales managers ampretail trade)
Management Consultant Manu facturer Merchant NurserymanFlorists Officials of lodges societies ampunions Postmaster ampmail superintendants Presidents Property owner of any business
Constructions Inspectors (All Others Code S) Publisher Dealers Ships officers pursers or pilot Exporter Stock Broker Efficiency Expert Superintendant - if in management position Executive Treasurers ampSecretary Treasurers Farmers and Farm Managers (even Financial advisor
when working part-time else-where) Planner funeral Directors Banker Jobber Co ordinator Landlord Store Keeper
Expiditor Developer
3 S~L[S ~ORKERS
Advertising Agents Auctioneers Commercial Traveller Demonstrators Elevator Agent (Grain) Insurance Agents amp Brokers ampUnderwriters
4 CLERICAL ~ORKERS
Accounting Clerks amp Office Clerks Loans Officers
Payroll amp Bookkeepers Creditman Timekeepers
Appraisers Bank Teller Cashiers Clerical Assistants or Supervfsors Collecting Agents - Billing Clerks Comnissioner Computer Specialists
Prograrrrners Systems Analysts Key-punch Operators
Customes Officer Dispatchers amp Radio operators Enumerators amp Interviewers Estimators Insurance Adjusters amp Examiners Real Estate appraisers Investigators of all kinds
5 SKILLED LABOR ampCRAFTSMEN Airline flight attendants male or
female Apprentices of all trades amp craftsmen Anned forces (Regardless of rank) Anny Navy Airforce
Asbestos amp installation workers Assemblers
Auto-body builders Automobile accessories installers
Bagagge Masters Baker Barbers ampBeauty Operators
Hairdressers Cosmetologists
Bricklayer ampStone Mason Stone carvers ampcutters
Butchers ampMeat Cutters Buyers and Shippers for fann products Carpenters
Cabinetma kers Furniture ampWood Finishers UpholsterersDry wall installers
Carpet Installers floor layers Cement amp Concret finishers Compositor (type setter)
Manufacturers Agents Real Estate Agents amp Brokers Retail Tradespeople Salesmen amp Representatives Sales Clerks ie stores Sales Managers Travel Agents
Inventory Control Stock Clerk Library Attendants ampAssistants Meter Readers Messengers (Girl or Boy Friday)
middotOffice Machine Operators Tabulating Duplicating Billing amp Bookkeeping
Personnel ampLabour relations workers PostmenWomen amp Postal Clerks Purchasing Agents amp Buyers Recreation Workers Shippongamp Receiving Clerks Social ampWelfare Workers Stenographers ampSecretarie~ amp Receptionists Legal medIcal private
Teachers Aide Telephone ampSwitchboard Operators Telegraph Operators ampMessengers Therapy Assistants Translators Ticket or Station Agents Tax Specialist Production Schedular Counsellor Field Advisor
Conductors Subway Locomotive Streetcar Railroad
Cooks saucier etc Decorators Interior Window Paperhangers Draftsmen Dressmakers amp Milleners
Seastresses Tailors Sewers Stitchers Pattern makers amp cutters
Drivers Taxi Truck Deliverymen Routeman Chauffeurs Bus
Dry cleaners ampLaunderers Pressers Ironers
Electricians Engineers
Locomotive Stationery Audio Steam Shovel Radio Transmitting
Engravers ExcavatorsSurveyors Firemen amp Fire Protection
Stationary firemen Foremen Supervisors Fann Construction
Oil Fields Movers
5 SKILLED LABon amp CRAFTSMEU (Contd )
Furri er Glazier also lens grinders amppolishers Inspectors Examiners amp Checkers
Hanufacturers scalers graders Health Food Grain Insurance
Jewellers ~ Watchmakers (except owners) Li nemen Lumbermen
Lumberjack grader logger Machine Operators
Bulldozer Heavy equipment Black Hoe Cranemen Oerrichmen Hachinist~ Hoistmen Power station
1echa ni c amp Repa i rmen Garagemen Aircraft Diesel ~ Heavyequipment Farm equipment Air Conditioners Automobiles amp Auto Body repa t rmen Office ~ Data Processing Nachines Household appliances amp Installers Gas fitters Radio amp TV repairmen
Nillers Grain flour feed
~ LABORERS ampSERVICE WORKERS
Animal caretakers Caretakers of building stores etc Cleaning service Workers
Maids Charwomen rooming housekeepers Cleaners amp Laundresses Janitors Hai ntenance
Ca rpenters hel pers Construction laborers Elevator operators Factory workers
Winding operatives Hiscellaneous operatives Seamstresses Dressmakers Hachine operators looms weavers
sewers Wrappers amp packers (retail trade)
Fishermen ~ Oystermen Seamen Freight ampmaterial handlers cargomen Food Service Wokers
Bartenders Bus boys Dishwashers Food counter workers Waiters ampWaitresses
Mi llwrights Painters (Constructions ~ maIntenance Photographic processors PIas terers Plumbers amp Pirefitters Policemen ampDetective also
Sheriffs Bailiffs MarShals and Constables
Roofers ampSlaters Sailers ~ deck hands Sheet Metal Workers
Rollers ampFinishers Structural Metal Craftsmen Tinsmiths
Sign Painters ~ leterers Tool ~ Die Makers amp Designers Trainmen
Trackmen Brakemen Firemen Yardmen
Welders amp Solders Textile Operators
Knitters spinners weavers etc
Gua rds Doormen Security guards Watchmen Cross i ng gua rds Life guards
Garbage collectors amp Incinerators Workers Gardeners ampground keepers Health Service Workers
Dental assistants Hea lth aides Practical ~urses Registered Nurses Aid Hospital Orderly
Laborers and Farm workers Stock Handlers
Longshoremen stevedores Lumbermen raftsmen ampwoodchoppers t1i ner Private household workers
Child care worker Cooks Housekeeper maids Servants butlers
Section hand Stoker Topper hunter Warehousemen storage person
7 UNEMPLOYED (if working part-time code the occupation)
8 STUDENT (even if working part-time)
O OTHER not in the labor foce disabled ~ension retired ------- Including retired farmers pousewlves
REFUSto DID HOT STATE Year of Birth - Below 1901 code as 98
Refused code as 99
----
SAMPLE CHARACTERISTICS
Ymiddot- rLh _
NUMBER PERCENT
bull NATIONAL 1031 100
Region Atlanti c 100 10 Quebec 279 27 On ta ri 0 360 35 Pra i ri es 181 18 Bri tis h Co 1umb ia 111 11
Communi ty Si ze Over 100000 543 53 10000 - 100000 141 14 Under 10000 347 34
Sex Male 504 49 Fema 1e 527 51
Age 18 to 29 years 319 31 30 to 49 yea rs 365 35 50 years and over 337 33 Did not state 10 1
Education E1 ementary 186 18 Secondary 646 63 Uni versity 198 19 Refused 1
Income Under $10000 129 13 $10000 - $19999 211 20 $20000 - $29999 169 16 $30000 and over 342 33 Refused 180 17
Occupation Prof IExecuti ve 190 18 SalesCl eri ca1 131 13 Labour 232 23 Housewi fe 248 24 Student 71 7 Other 152 15 Re fused 7 1
Mother Tongue English 593 58 French 311 30 Other 127 12
Note Percentages may not add exactly to 100 due to rounding
Less than 05 percentage points
tRECORD LAY-OLITI
NEWSPAPE~ QUESTIONS
bull NATIONAL ~MNIBUS (492-1) INTERVIEWING DATES December 6 - 8 1984 TAPE GP 0)50 (cqRI-S-Tgt~)
CARD NO QUESTION NO COLUMN NO CODEDESCR IPTION 01 01-02 Card
03-06 Serial 07-10 Assignment 11-13 Study 14 Week 15 Not applicable
Q1 16 1-9 Q2 17 1-4 Q3 18 1-5 Q4 19 1-5 Q5 20 1-5 Q6 21 1-5 Q7 22 1-4 Q8 23 1-4 Q9 24 1-6 Q 10 25 1-7 Q11 26 1-4 Q12 27 1-5 Q13 28 1-7
bull Q14 29 1-8
30-62 Blank
63-79 Basic Data
80 Blank
WEIGHTS APPLIED
MALE FEMALE
18 to 29 years 1 122 1 126
30 to 49 years 0947 0877 50 years and over 0908 1100
Did not state 1000 1000
CODE LIST FOR BASIC DATA AND ASSIGNMENT NUMBER
REGION (COL 07) First digit of assignment
o - Newfoundland 1 - P E I 2 - Nova Scotia 3 - New Brunswick 4 - Quebec 5 - Ontario 6 - Manitoba 7 - Saskatchewan 8 - Alberta 9 - British Columbia
COMMUNITY SIZE (COL 08) Second digit of assignment
1 - Over 500000 2 - 100000 - 500000 3 - 30000 - 100000 4 - 10000 - 30000 5 - 1000 - 10000 6 - Under 1000 (Rural non-farm farm)
LOCATION (COL 09) Third digit of assignment
Indicates location within a community where more than one assignment is completed
LANGUAGE (COL 10 Fourth digit of assignment
135 or 7 - English questionnaire 2 4 6 or 8 - French questionnaire
OCCUPATION (COL 6970) Basic Data
1 - Professional 2 - Business Executive OwnersManagers 3 - Sales 4 - Clerical 5 - Skilled Labour 6 - Unskilled Labour 7 - Unemployed 8 - Housewife 9 - Student o Other Not in labour force disabled pension retired including retired farmers
and retired housewives
Refused Did not state
AGE (COL 7576) Basic Data
01 to 97 - last two digits of actual year of birth (Exact year of birth) 98 - 1900 and prior 99 Did not state
OCCUPATIONS fOR BASIC DATA
L PROFESSIONALTECHNicAL
AccountantsActuariesAuditors Architects Engineers Aeronatutical
Chemical Civil Electrical Fli ght Industr i al Mechan ical Meta 11 urgi ce 1 Mining Petroleum Sales
Farm ampHome Management Advisors forestersconservationists Judgeslawyers LibrarinasArchivistsCurators MathematiciansStatisticians Nurses Registered Nurses
Dieticians Therapists
Physicians and Related Practitioners Chiropractors Dentists Op tometr i s ts Pharmacis ts Veterinarians
Religious workers Clergymen Mi ni s ters
Researchers ScientistsAgricultural
Atmospheric ampSpace Biological Life amp Physical Marine Chemis ts Geologists PhysicistsAstronomers Chef
2 BUSINESS EXECUTIVE OWNERS MANAGERS
Administrators Health Public amp Local Ship
Assessors Brokers Business Consultants
Atchitectural Hardware
Contractors amp Builders Controllers
Social Scientists
Teacher~
Instrudor
Tech~icians
Economics PoliticalPolitician Psycholog i s ts Soci 01 og i s t Urban amp Regional Planners on all level svoc a t icna l amp educational counsellors
ampTechnologists Heal th c l inical Dental hygeniststechnicians Health records health RadiologistX-ray Research technician
Engineering ampScience Technicians amp Tec hno1ogi s ts
Agricul tural Biological Chemical Electrical Industrial Mechan i ca1
Other technicians Airplane pilots Air traffic controllers EmbalmersUndertaker
Writers Artists and Entertainers Actors Athl etes Authors Dancers Designers EditorsReporters Musicians ampComposers Painters ampSculptors Public Relations ampPublicity Producers Radio amp Television Announcers Mortician Model Disc Jockey
ampADMINISTRATORS
Manager of any business (except sales managers ampretail trade)
Management Consultant Manu facturer Merchant NurserymanFlorists Officials of lodges societies ampunions Postmaster ampmail superintendants Presidents Property owner of any business
Constructions Inspectors (All Others Code S) Publisher Dealers Ships officers pursers or pilot Exporter Stock Broker Efficiency Expert Superintendant - if in management position Executive Treasurers ampSecretary Treasurers Farmers and Farm Managers (even Financial advisor
when working part-time else-where) Planner funeral Directors Banker Jobber Co ordinator Landlord Store Keeper
Expiditor Developer
3 S~L[S ~ORKERS
Advertising Agents Auctioneers Commercial Traveller Demonstrators Elevator Agent (Grain) Insurance Agents amp Brokers ampUnderwriters
4 CLERICAL ~ORKERS
Accounting Clerks amp Office Clerks Loans Officers
Payroll amp Bookkeepers Creditman Timekeepers
Appraisers Bank Teller Cashiers Clerical Assistants or Supervfsors Collecting Agents - Billing Clerks Comnissioner Computer Specialists
Prograrrrners Systems Analysts Key-punch Operators
Customes Officer Dispatchers amp Radio operators Enumerators amp Interviewers Estimators Insurance Adjusters amp Examiners Real Estate appraisers Investigators of all kinds
5 SKILLED LABOR ampCRAFTSMEN Airline flight attendants male or
female Apprentices of all trades amp craftsmen Anned forces (Regardless of rank) Anny Navy Airforce
Asbestos amp installation workers Assemblers
Auto-body builders Automobile accessories installers
Bagagge Masters Baker Barbers ampBeauty Operators
Hairdressers Cosmetologists
Bricklayer ampStone Mason Stone carvers ampcutters
Butchers ampMeat Cutters Buyers and Shippers for fann products Carpenters
Cabinetma kers Furniture ampWood Finishers UpholsterersDry wall installers
Carpet Installers floor layers Cement amp Concret finishers Compositor (type setter)
Manufacturers Agents Real Estate Agents amp Brokers Retail Tradespeople Salesmen amp Representatives Sales Clerks ie stores Sales Managers Travel Agents
Inventory Control Stock Clerk Library Attendants ampAssistants Meter Readers Messengers (Girl or Boy Friday)
middotOffice Machine Operators Tabulating Duplicating Billing amp Bookkeeping
Personnel ampLabour relations workers PostmenWomen amp Postal Clerks Purchasing Agents amp Buyers Recreation Workers Shippongamp Receiving Clerks Social ampWelfare Workers Stenographers ampSecretarie~ amp Receptionists Legal medIcal private
Teachers Aide Telephone ampSwitchboard Operators Telegraph Operators ampMessengers Therapy Assistants Translators Ticket or Station Agents Tax Specialist Production Schedular Counsellor Field Advisor
Conductors Subway Locomotive Streetcar Railroad
Cooks saucier etc Decorators Interior Window Paperhangers Draftsmen Dressmakers amp Milleners
Seastresses Tailors Sewers Stitchers Pattern makers amp cutters
Drivers Taxi Truck Deliverymen Routeman Chauffeurs Bus
Dry cleaners ampLaunderers Pressers Ironers
Electricians Engineers
Locomotive Stationery Audio Steam Shovel Radio Transmitting
Engravers ExcavatorsSurveyors Firemen amp Fire Protection
Stationary firemen Foremen Supervisors Fann Construction
Oil Fields Movers
5 SKILLED LABon amp CRAFTSMEU (Contd )
Furri er Glazier also lens grinders amppolishers Inspectors Examiners amp Checkers
Hanufacturers scalers graders Health Food Grain Insurance
Jewellers ~ Watchmakers (except owners) Li nemen Lumbermen
Lumberjack grader logger Machine Operators
Bulldozer Heavy equipment Black Hoe Cranemen Oerrichmen Hachinist~ Hoistmen Power station
1echa ni c amp Repa i rmen Garagemen Aircraft Diesel ~ Heavyequipment Farm equipment Air Conditioners Automobiles amp Auto Body repa t rmen Office ~ Data Processing Nachines Household appliances amp Installers Gas fitters Radio amp TV repairmen
Nillers Grain flour feed
~ LABORERS ampSERVICE WORKERS
Animal caretakers Caretakers of building stores etc Cleaning service Workers
Maids Charwomen rooming housekeepers Cleaners amp Laundresses Janitors Hai ntenance
Ca rpenters hel pers Construction laborers Elevator operators Factory workers
Winding operatives Hiscellaneous operatives Seamstresses Dressmakers Hachine operators looms weavers
sewers Wrappers amp packers (retail trade)
Fishermen ~ Oystermen Seamen Freight ampmaterial handlers cargomen Food Service Wokers
Bartenders Bus boys Dishwashers Food counter workers Waiters ampWaitresses
Mi llwrights Painters (Constructions ~ maIntenance Photographic processors PIas terers Plumbers amp Pirefitters Policemen ampDetective also
Sheriffs Bailiffs MarShals and Constables
Roofers ampSlaters Sailers ~ deck hands Sheet Metal Workers
Rollers ampFinishers Structural Metal Craftsmen Tinsmiths
Sign Painters ~ leterers Tool ~ Die Makers amp Designers Trainmen
Trackmen Brakemen Firemen Yardmen
Welders amp Solders Textile Operators
Knitters spinners weavers etc
Gua rds Doormen Security guards Watchmen Cross i ng gua rds Life guards
Garbage collectors amp Incinerators Workers Gardeners ampground keepers Health Service Workers
Dental assistants Hea lth aides Practical ~urses Registered Nurses Aid Hospital Orderly
Laborers and Farm workers Stock Handlers
Longshoremen stevedores Lumbermen raftsmen ampwoodchoppers t1i ner Private household workers
Child care worker Cooks Housekeeper maids Servants butlers
Section hand Stoker Topper hunter Warehousemen storage person
7 UNEMPLOYED (if working part-time code the occupation)
8 STUDENT (even if working part-time)
O OTHER not in the labor foce disabled ~ension retired ------- Including retired farmers pousewlves
REFUSto DID HOT STATE Year of Birth - Below 1901 code as 98
Refused code as 99
----
SAMPLE CHARACTERISTICS
Ymiddot- rLh _
NUMBER PERCENT
bull NATIONAL 1031 100
Region Atlanti c 100 10 Quebec 279 27 On ta ri 0 360 35 Pra i ri es 181 18 Bri tis h Co 1umb ia 111 11
Communi ty Si ze Over 100000 543 53 10000 - 100000 141 14 Under 10000 347 34
Sex Male 504 49 Fema 1e 527 51
Age 18 to 29 years 319 31 30 to 49 yea rs 365 35 50 years and over 337 33 Did not state 10 1
Education E1 ementary 186 18 Secondary 646 63 Uni versity 198 19 Refused 1
Income Under $10000 129 13 $10000 - $19999 211 20 $20000 - $29999 169 16 $30000 and over 342 33 Refused 180 17
Occupation Prof IExecuti ve 190 18 SalesCl eri ca1 131 13 Labour 232 23 Housewi fe 248 24 Student 71 7 Other 152 15 Re fused 7 1
Mother Tongue English 593 58 French 311 30 Other 127 12
Note Percentages may not add exactly to 100 due to rounding
Less than 05 percentage points
CODE LIST FOR BASIC DATA AND ASSIGNMENT NUMBER
REGION (COL 07) First digit of assignment
o - Newfoundland 1 - P E I 2 - Nova Scotia 3 - New Brunswick 4 - Quebec 5 - Ontario 6 - Manitoba 7 - Saskatchewan 8 - Alberta 9 - British Columbia
COMMUNITY SIZE (COL 08) Second digit of assignment
1 - Over 500000 2 - 100000 - 500000 3 - 30000 - 100000 4 - 10000 - 30000 5 - 1000 - 10000 6 - Under 1000 (Rural non-farm farm)
LOCATION (COL 09) Third digit of assignment
Indicates location within a community where more than one assignment is completed
LANGUAGE (COL 10 Fourth digit of assignment
135 or 7 - English questionnaire 2 4 6 or 8 - French questionnaire
OCCUPATION (COL 6970) Basic Data
1 - Professional 2 - Business Executive OwnersManagers 3 - Sales 4 - Clerical 5 - Skilled Labour 6 - Unskilled Labour 7 - Unemployed 8 - Housewife 9 - Student o Other Not in labour force disabled pension retired including retired farmers
and retired housewives
Refused Did not state
AGE (COL 7576) Basic Data
01 to 97 - last two digits of actual year of birth (Exact year of birth) 98 - 1900 and prior 99 Did not state
OCCUPATIONS fOR BASIC DATA
L PROFESSIONALTECHNicAL
AccountantsActuariesAuditors Architects Engineers Aeronatutical
Chemical Civil Electrical Fli ght Industr i al Mechan ical Meta 11 urgi ce 1 Mining Petroleum Sales
Farm ampHome Management Advisors forestersconservationists Judgeslawyers LibrarinasArchivistsCurators MathematiciansStatisticians Nurses Registered Nurses
Dieticians Therapists
Physicians and Related Practitioners Chiropractors Dentists Op tometr i s ts Pharmacis ts Veterinarians
Religious workers Clergymen Mi ni s ters
Researchers ScientistsAgricultural
Atmospheric ampSpace Biological Life amp Physical Marine Chemis ts Geologists PhysicistsAstronomers Chef
2 BUSINESS EXECUTIVE OWNERS MANAGERS
Administrators Health Public amp Local Ship
Assessors Brokers Business Consultants
Atchitectural Hardware
Contractors amp Builders Controllers
Social Scientists
Teacher~
Instrudor
Tech~icians
Economics PoliticalPolitician Psycholog i s ts Soci 01 og i s t Urban amp Regional Planners on all level svoc a t icna l amp educational counsellors
ampTechnologists Heal th c l inical Dental hygeniststechnicians Health records health RadiologistX-ray Research technician
Engineering ampScience Technicians amp Tec hno1ogi s ts
Agricul tural Biological Chemical Electrical Industrial Mechan i ca1
Other technicians Airplane pilots Air traffic controllers EmbalmersUndertaker
Writers Artists and Entertainers Actors Athl etes Authors Dancers Designers EditorsReporters Musicians ampComposers Painters ampSculptors Public Relations ampPublicity Producers Radio amp Television Announcers Mortician Model Disc Jockey
ampADMINISTRATORS
Manager of any business (except sales managers ampretail trade)
Management Consultant Manu facturer Merchant NurserymanFlorists Officials of lodges societies ampunions Postmaster ampmail superintendants Presidents Property owner of any business
Constructions Inspectors (All Others Code S) Publisher Dealers Ships officers pursers or pilot Exporter Stock Broker Efficiency Expert Superintendant - if in management position Executive Treasurers ampSecretary Treasurers Farmers and Farm Managers (even Financial advisor
when working part-time else-where) Planner funeral Directors Banker Jobber Co ordinator Landlord Store Keeper
Expiditor Developer
3 S~L[S ~ORKERS
Advertising Agents Auctioneers Commercial Traveller Demonstrators Elevator Agent (Grain) Insurance Agents amp Brokers ampUnderwriters
4 CLERICAL ~ORKERS
Accounting Clerks amp Office Clerks Loans Officers
Payroll amp Bookkeepers Creditman Timekeepers
Appraisers Bank Teller Cashiers Clerical Assistants or Supervfsors Collecting Agents - Billing Clerks Comnissioner Computer Specialists
Prograrrrners Systems Analysts Key-punch Operators
Customes Officer Dispatchers amp Radio operators Enumerators amp Interviewers Estimators Insurance Adjusters amp Examiners Real Estate appraisers Investigators of all kinds
5 SKILLED LABOR ampCRAFTSMEN Airline flight attendants male or
female Apprentices of all trades amp craftsmen Anned forces (Regardless of rank) Anny Navy Airforce
Asbestos amp installation workers Assemblers
Auto-body builders Automobile accessories installers
Bagagge Masters Baker Barbers ampBeauty Operators
Hairdressers Cosmetologists
Bricklayer ampStone Mason Stone carvers ampcutters
Butchers ampMeat Cutters Buyers and Shippers for fann products Carpenters
Cabinetma kers Furniture ampWood Finishers UpholsterersDry wall installers
Carpet Installers floor layers Cement amp Concret finishers Compositor (type setter)
Manufacturers Agents Real Estate Agents amp Brokers Retail Tradespeople Salesmen amp Representatives Sales Clerks ie stores Sales Managers Travel Agents
Inventory Control Stock Clerk Library Attendants ampAssistants Meter Readers Messengers (Girl or Boy Friday)
middotOffice Machine Operators Tabulating Duplicating Billing amp Bookkeeping
Personnel ampLabour relations workers PostmenWomen amp Postal Clerks Purchasing Agents amp Buyers Recreation Workers Shippongamp Receiving Clerks Social ampWelfare Workers Stenographers ampSecretarie~ amp Receptionists Legal medIcal private
Teachers Aide Telephone ampSwitchboard Operators Telegraph Operators ampMessengers Therapy Assistants Translators Ticket or Station Agents Tax Specialist Production Schedular Counsellor Field Advisor
Conductors Subway Locomotive Streetcar Railroad
Cooks saucier etc Decorators Interior Window Paperhangers Draftsmen Dressmakers amp Milleners
Seastresses Tailors Sewers Stitchers Pattern makers amp cutters
Drivers Taxi Truck Deliverymen Routeman Chauffeurs Bus
Dry cleaners ampLaunderers Pressers Ironers
Electricians Engineers
Locomotive Stationery Audio Steam Shovel Radio Transmitting
Engravers ExcavatorsSurveyors Firemen amp Fire Protection
Stationary firemen Foremen Supervisors Fann Construction
Oil Fields Movers
5 SKILLED LABon amp CRAFTSMEU (Contd )
Furri er Glazier also lens grinders amppolishers Inspectors Examiners amp Checkers
Hanufacturers scalers graders Health Food Grain Insurance
Jewellers ~ Watchmakers (except owners) Li nemen Lumbermen
Lumberjack grader logger Machine Operators
Bulldozer Heavy equipment Black Hoe Cranemen Oerrichmen Hachinist~ Hoistmen Power station
1echa ni c amp Repa i rmen Garagemen Aircraft Diesel ~ Heavyequipment Farm equipment Air Conditioners Automobiles amp Auto Body repa t rmen Office ~ Data Processing Nachines Household appliances amp Installers Gas fitters Radio amp TV repairmen
Nillers Grain flour feed
~ LABORERS ampSERVICE WORKERS
Animal caretakers Caretakers of building stores etc Cleaning service Workers
Maids Charwomen rooming housekeepers Cleaners amp Laundresses Janitors Hai ntenance
Ca rpenters hel pers Construction laborers Elevator operators Factory workers
Winding operatives Hiscellaneous operatives Seamstresses Dressmakers Hachine operators looms weavers
sewers Wrappers amp packers (retail trade)
Fishermen ~ Oystermen Seamen Freight ampmaterial handlers cargomen Food Service Wokers
Bartenders Bus boys Dishwashers Food counter workers Waiters ampWaitresses
Mi llwrights Painters (Constructions ~ maIntenance Photographic processors PIas terers Plumbers amp Pirefitters Policemen ampDetective also
Sheriffs Bailiffs MarShals and Constables
Roofers ampSlaters Sailers ~ deck hands Sheet Metal Workers
Rollers ampFinishers Structural Metal Craftsmen Tinsmiths
Sign Painters ~ leterers Tool ~ Die Makers amp Designers Trainmen
Trackmen Brakemen Firemen Yardmen
Welders amp Solders Textile Operators
Knitters spinners weavers etc
Gua rds Doormen Security guards Watchmen Cross i ng gua rds Life guards
Garbage collectors amp Incinerators Workers Gardeners ampground keepers Health Service Workers
Dental assistants Hea lth aides Practical ~urses Registered Nurses Aid Hospital Orderly
Laborers and Farm workers Stock Handlers
Longshoremen stevedores Lumbermen raftsmen ampwoodchoppers t1i ner Private household workers
Child care worker Cooks Housekeeper maids Servants butlers
Section hand Stoker Topper hunter Warehousemen storage person
7 UNEMPLOYED (if working part-time code the occupation)
8 STUDENT (even if working part-time)
O OTHER not in the labor foce disabled ~ension retired ------- Including retired farmers pousewlves
REFUSto DID HOT STATE Year of Birth - Below 1901 code as 98
Refused code as 99
----
SAMPLE CHARACTERISTICS
Ymiddot- rLh _
NUMBER PERCENT
bull NATIONAL 1031 100
Region Atlanti c 100 10 Quebec 279 27 On ta ri 0 360 35 Pra i ri es 181 18 Bri tis h Co 1umb ia 111 11
Communi ty Si ze Over 100000 543 53 10000 - 100000 141 14 Under 10000 347 34
Sex Male 504 49 Fema 1e 527 51
Age 18 to 29 years 319 31 30 to 49 yea rs 365 35 50 years and over 337 33 Did not state 10 1
Education E1 ementary 186 18 Secondary 646 63 Uni versity 198 19 Refused 1
Income Under $10000 129 13 $10000 - $19999 211 20 $20000 - $29999 169 16 $30000 and over 342 33 Refused 180 17
Occupation Prof IExecuti ve 190 18 SalesCl eri ca1 131 13 Labour 232 23 Housewi fe 248 24 Student 71 7 Other 152 15 Re fused 7 1
Mother Tongue English 593 58 French 311 30 Other 127 12
Note Percentages may not add exactly to 100 due to rounding
Less than 05 percentage points
OCCUPATIONS fOR BASIC DATA
L PROFESSIONALTECHNicAL
AccountantsActuariesAuditors Architects Engineers Aeronatutical
Chemical Civil Electrical Fli ght Industr i al Mechan ical Meta 11 urgi ce 1 Mining Petroleum Sales
Farm ampHome Management Advisors forestersconservationists Judgeslawyers LibrarinasArchivistsCurators MathematiciansStatisticians Nurses Registered Nurses
Dieticians Therapists
Physicians and Related Practitioners Chiropractors Dentists Op tometr i s ts Pharmacis ts Veterinarians
Religious workers Clergymen Mi ni s ters
Researchers ScientistsAgricultural
Atmospheric ampSpace Biological Life amp Physical Marine Chemis ts Geologists PhysicistsAstronomers Chef
2 BUSINESS EXECUTIVE OWNERS MANAGERS
Administrators Health Public amp Local Ship
Assessors Brokers Business Consultants
Atchitectural Hardware
Contractors amp Builders Controllers
Social Scientists
Teacher~
Instrudor
Tech~icians
Economics PoliticalPolitician Psycholog i s ts Soci 01 og i s t Urban amp Regional Planners on all level svoc a t icna l amp educational counsellors
ampTechnologists Heal th c l inical Dental hygeniststechnicians Health records health RadiologistX-ray Research technician
Engineering ampScience Technicians amp Tec hno1ogi s ts
Agricul tural Biological Chemical Electrical Industrial Mechan i ca1
Other technicians Airplane pilots Air traffic controllers EmbalmersUndertaker
Writers Artists and Entertainers Actors Athl etes Authors Dancers Designers EditorsReporters Musicians ampComposers Painters ampSculptors Public Relations ampPublicity Producers Radio amp Television Announcers Mortician Model Disc Jockey
ampADMINISTRATORS
Manager of any business (except sales managers ampretail trade)
Management Consultant Manu facturer Merchant NurserymanFlorists Officials of lodges societies ampunions Postmaster ampmail superintendants Presidents Property owner of any business
Constructions Inspectors (All Others Code S) Publisher Dealers Ships officers pursers or pilot Exporter Stock Broker Efficiency Expert Superintendant - if in management position Executive Treasurers ampSecretary Treasurers Farmers and Farm Managers (even Financial advisor
when working part-time else-where) Planner funeral Directors Banker Jobber Co ordinator Landlord Store Keeper
Expiditor Developer
3 S~L[S ~ORKERS
Advertising Agents Auctioneers Commercial Traveller Demonstrators Elevator Agent (Grain) Insurance Agents amp Brokers ampUnderwriters
4 CLERICAL ~ORKERS
Accounting Clerks amp Office Clerks Loans Officers
Payroll amp Bookkeepers Creditman Timekeepers
Appraisers Bank Teller Cashiers Clerical Assistants or Supervfsors Collecting Agents - Billing Clerks Comnissioner Computer Specialists
Prograrrrners Systems Analysts Key-punch Operators
Customes Officer Dispatchers amp Radio operators Enumerators amp Interviewers Estimators Insurance Adjusters amp Examiners Real Estate appraisers Investigators of all kinds
5 SKILLED LABOR ampCRAFTSMEN Airline flight attendants male or
female Apprentices of all trades amp craftsmen Anned forces (Regardless of rank) Anny Navy Airforce
Asbestos amp installation workers Assemblers
Auto-body builders Automobile accessories installers
Bagagge Masters Baker Barbers ampBeauty Operators
Hairdressers Cosmetologists
Bricklayer ampStone Mason Stone carvers ampcutters
Butchers ampMeat Cutters Buyers and Shippers for fann products Carpenters
Cabinetma kers Furniture ampWood Finishers UpholsterersDry wall installers
Carpet Installers floor layers Cement amp Concret finishers Compositor (type setter)
Manufacturers Agents Real Estate Agents amp Brokers Retail Tradespeople Salesmen amp Representatives Sales Clerks ie stores Sales Managers Travel Agents
Inventory Control Stock Clerk Library Attendants ampAssistants Meter Readers Messengers (Girl or Boy Friday)
middotOffice Machine Operators Tabulating Duplicating Billing amp Bookkeeping
Personnel ampLabour relations workers PostmenWomen amp Postal Clerks Purchasing Agents amp Buyers Recreation Workers Shippongamp Receiving Clerks Social ampWelfare Workers Stenographers ampSecretarie~ amp Receptionists Legal medIcal private
Teachers Aide Telephone ampSwitchboard Operators Telegraph Operators ampMessengers Therapy Assistants Translators Ticket or Station Agents Tax Specialist Production Schedular Counsellor Field Advisor
Conductors Subway Locomotive Streetcar Railroad
Cooks saucier etc Decorators Interior Window Paperhangers Draftsmen Dressmakers amp Milleners
Seastresses Tailors Sewers Stitchers Pattern makers amp cutters
Drivers Taxi Truck Deliverymen Routeman Chauffeurs Bus
Dry cleaners ampLaunderers Pressers Ironers
Electricians Engineers
Locomotive Stationery Audio Steam Shovel Radio Transmitting
Engravers ExcavatorsSurveyors Firemen amp Fire Protection
Stationary firemen Foremen Supervisors Fann Construction
Oil Fields Movers
5 SKILLED LABon amp CRAFTSMEU (Contd )
Furri er Glazier also lens grinders amppolishers Inspectors Examiners amp Checkers
Hanufacturers scalers graders Health Food Grain Insurance
Jewellers ~ Watchmakers (except owners) Li nemen Lumbermen
Lumberjack grader logger Machine Operators
Bulldozer Heavy equipment Black Hoe Cranemen Oerrichmen Hachinist~ Hoistmen Power station
1echa ni c amp Repa i rmen Garagemen Aircraft Diesel ~ Heavyequipment Farm equipment Air Conditioners Automobiles amp Auto Body repa t rmen Office ~ Data Processing Nachines Household appliances amp Installers Gas fitters Radio amp TV repairmen
Nillers Grain flour feed
~ LABORERS ampSERVICE WORKERS
Animal caretakers Caretakers of building stores etc Cleaning service Workers
Maids Charwomen rooming housekeepers Cleaners amp Laundresses Janitors Hai ntenance
Ca rpenters hel pers Construction laborers Elevator operators Factory workers
Winding operatives Hiscellaneous operatives Seamstresses Dressmakers Hachine operators looms weavers
sewers Wrappers amp packers (retail trade)
Fishermen ~ Oystermen Seamen Freight ampmaterial handlers cargomen Food Service Wokers
Bartenders Bus boys Dishwashers Food counter workers Waiters ampWaitresses
Mi llwrights Painters (Constructions ~ maIntenance Photographic processors PIas terers Plumbers amp Pirefitters Policemen ampDetective also
Sheriffs Bailiffs MarShals and Constables
Roofers ampSlaters Sailers ~ deck hands Sheet Metal Workers
Rollers ampFinishers Structural Metal Craftsmen Tinsmiths
Sign Painters ~ leterers Tool ~ Die Makers amp Designers Trainmen
Trackmen Brakemen Firemen Yardmen
Welders amp Solders Textile Operators
Knitters spinners weavers etc
Gua rds Doormen Security guards Watchmen Cross i ng gua rds Life guards
Garbage collectors amp Incinerators Workers Gardeners ampground keepers Health Service Workers
Dental assistants Hea lth aides Practical ~urses Registered Nurses Aid Hospital Orderly
Laborers and Farm workers Stock Handlers
Longshoremen stevedores Lumbermen raftsmen ampwoodchoppers t1i ner Private household workers
Child care worker Cooks Housekeeper maids Servants butlers
Section hand Stoker Topper hunter Warehousemen storage person
7 UNEMPLOYED (if working part-time code the occupation)
8 STUDENT (even if working part-time)
O OTHER not in the labor foce disabled ~ension retired ------- Including retired farmers pousewlves
REFUSto DID HOT STATE Year of Birth - Below 1901 code as 98
Refused code as 99
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SAMPLE CHARACTERISTICS
Ymiddot- rLh _
NUMBER PERCENT
bull NATIONAL 1031 100
Region Atlanti c 100 10 Quebec 279 27 On ta ri 0 360 35 Pra i ri es 181 18 Bri tis h Co 1umb ia 111 11
Communi ty Si ze Over 100000 543 53 10000 - 100000 141 14 Under 10000 347 34
Sex Male 504 49 Fema 1e 527 51
Age 18 to 29 years 319 31 30 to 49 yea rs 365 35 50 years and over 337 33 Did not state 10 1
Education E1 ementary 186 18 Secondary 646 63 Uni versity 198 19 Refused 1
Income Under $10000 129 13 $10000 - $19999 211 20 $20000 - $29999 169 16 $30000 and over 342 33 Refused 180 17
Occupation Prof IExecuti ve 190 18 SalesCl eri ca1 131 13 Labour 232 23 Housewi fe 248 24 Student 71 7 Other 152 15 Re fused 7 1
Mother Tongue English 593 58 French 311 30 Other 127 12
Note Percentages may not add exactly to 100 due to rounding
Less than 05 percentage points
3 S~L[S ~ORKERS
Advertising Agents Auctioneers Commercial Traveller Demonstrators Elevator Agent (Grain) Insurance Agents amp Brokers ampUnderwriters
4 CLERICAL ~ORKERS
Accounting Clerks amp Office Clerks Loans Officers
Payroll amp Bookkeepers Creditman Timekeepers
Appraisers Bank Teller Cashiers Clerical Assistants or Supervfsors Collecting Agents - Billing Clerks Comnissioner Computer Specialists
Prograrrrners Systems Analysts Key-punch Operators
Customes Officer Dispatchers amp Radio operators Enumerators amp Interviewers Estimators Insurance Adjusters amp Examiners Real Estate appraisers Investigators of all kinds
5 SKILLED LABOR ampCRAFTSMEN Airline flight attendants male or
female Apprentices of all trades amp craftsmen Anned forces (Regardless of rank) Anny Navy Airforce
Asbestos amp installation workers Assemblers
Auto-body builders Automobile accessories installers
Bagagge Masters Baker Barbers ampBeauty Operators
Hairdressers Cosmetologists
Bricklayer ampStone Mason Stone carvers ampcutters
Butchers ampMeat Cutters Buyers and Shippers for fann products Carpenters
Cabinetma kers Furniture ampWood Finishers UpholsterersDry wall installers
Carpet Installers floor layers Cement amp Concret finishers Compositor (type setter)
Manufacturers Agents Real Estate Agents amp Brokers Retail Tradespeople Salesmen amp Representatives Sales Clerks ie stores Sales Managers Travel Agents
Inventory Control Stock Clerk Library Attendants ampAssistants Meter Readers Messengers (Girl or Boy Friday)
middotOffice Machine Operators Tabulating Duplicating Billing amp Bookkeeping
Personnel ampLabour relations workers PostmenWomen amp Postal Clerks Purchasing Agents amp Buyers Recreation Workers Shippongamp Receiving Clerks Social ampWelfare Workers Stenographers ampSecretarie~ amp Receptionists Legal medIcal private
Teachers Aide Telephone ampSwitchboard Operators Telegraph Operators ampMessengers Therapy Assistants Translators Ticket or Station Agents Tax Specialist Production Schedular Counsellor Field Advisor
Conductors Subway Locomotive Streetcar Railroad
Cooks saucier etc Decorators Interior Window Paperhangers Draftsmen Dressmakers amp Milleners
Seastresses Tailors Sewers Stitchers Pattern makers amp cutters
Drivers Taxi Truck Deliverymen Routeman Chauffeurs Bus
Dry cleaners ampLaunderers Pressers Ironers
Electricians Engineers
Locomotive Stationery Audio Steam Shovel Radio Transmitting
Engravers ExcavatorsSurveyors Firemen amp Fire Protection
Stationary firemen Foremen Supervisors Fann Construction
Oil Fields Movers
5 SKILLED LABon amp CRAFTSMEU (Contd )
Furri er Glazier also lens grinders amppolishers Inspectors Examiners amp Checkers
Hanufacturers scalers graders Health Food Grain Insurance
Jewellers ~ Watchmakers (except owners) Li nemen Lumbermen
Lumberjack grader logger Machine Operators
Bulldozer Heavy equipment Black Hoe Cranemen Oerrichmen Hachinist~ Hoistmen Power station
1echa ni c amp Repa i rmen Garagemen Aircraft Diesel ~ Heavyequipment Farm equipment Air Conditioners Automobiles amp Auto Body repa t rmen Office ~ Data Processing Nachines Household appliances amp Installers Gas fitters Radio amp TV repairmen
Nillers Grain flour feed
~ LABORERS ampSERVICE WORKERS
Animal caretakers Caretakers of building stores etc Cleaning service Workers
Maids Charwomen rooming housekeepers Cleaners amp Laundresses Janitors Hai ntenance
Ca rpenters hel pers Construction laborers Elevator operators Factory workers
Winding operatives Hiscellaneous operatives Seamstresses Dressmakers Hachine operators looms weavers
sewers Wrappers amp packers (retail trade)
Fishermen ~ Oystermen Seamen Freight ampmaterial handlers cargomen Food Service Wokers
Bartenders Bus boys Dishwashers Food counter workers Waiters ampWaitresses
Mi llwrights Painters (Constructions ~ maIntenance Photographic processors PIas terers Plumbers amp Pirefitters Policemen ampDetective also
Sheriffs Bailiffs MarShals and Constables
Roofers ampSlaters Sailers ~ deck hands Sheet Metal Workers
Rollers ampFinishers Structural Metal Craftsmen Tinsmiths
Sign Painters ~ leterers Tool ~ Die Makers amp Designers Trainmen
Trackmen Brakemen Firemen Yardmen
Welders amp Solders Textile Operators
Knitters spinners weavers etc
Gua rds Doormen Security guards Watchmen Cross i ng gua rds Life guards
Garbage collectors amp Incinerators Workers Gardeners ampground keepers Health Service Workers
Dental assistants Hea lth aides Practical ~urses Registered Nurses Aid Hospital Orderly
Laborers and Farm workers Stock Handlers
Longshoremen stevedores Lumbermen raftsmen ampwoodchoppers t1i ner Private household workers
Child care worker Cooks Housekeeper maids Servants butlers
Section hand Stoker Topper hunter Warehousemen storage person
7 UNEMPLOYED (if working part-time code the occupation)
8 STUDENT (even if working part-time)
O OTHER not in the labor foce disabled ~ension retired ------- Including retired farmers pousewlves
REFUSto DID HOT STATE Year of Birth - Below 1901 code as 98
Refused code as 99
----
SAMPLE CHARACTERISTICS
Ymiddot- rLh _
NUMBER PERCENT
bull NATIONAL 1031 100
Region Atlanti c 100 10 Quebec 279 27 On ta ri 0 360 35 Pra i ri es 181 18 Bri tis h Co 1umb ia 111 11
Communi ty Si ze Over 100000 543 53 10000 - 100000 141 14 Under 10000 347 34
Sex Male 504 49 Fema 1e 527 51
Age 18 to 29 years 319 31 30 to 49 yea rs 365 35 50 years and over 337 33 Did not state 10 1
Education E1 ementary 186 18 Secondary 646 63 Uni versity 198 19 Refused 1
Income Under $10000 129 13 $10000 - $19999 211 20 $20000 - $29999 169 16 $30000 and over 342 33 Refused 180 17
Occupation Prof IExecuti ve 190 18 SalesCl eri ca1 131 13 Labour 232 23 Housewi fe 248 24 Student 71 7 Other 152 15 Re fused 7 1
Mother Tongue English 593 58 French 311 30 Other 127 12
Note Percentages may not add exactly to 100 due to rounding
Less than 05 percentage points
5 SKILLED LABon amp CRAFTSMEU (Contd )
Furri er Glazier also lens grinders amppolishers Inspectors Examiners amp Checkers
Hanufacturers scalers graders Health Food Grain Insurance
Jewellers ~ Watchmakers (except owners) Li nemen Lumbermen
Lumberjack grader logger Machine Operators
Bulldozer Heavy equipment Black Hoe Cranemen Oerrichmen Hachinist~ Hoistmen Power station
1echa ni c amp Repa i rmen Garagemen Aircraft Diesel ~ Heavyequipment Farm equipment Air Conditioners Automobiles amp Auto Body repa t rmen Office ~ Data Processing Nachines Household appliances amp Installers Gas fitters Radio amp TV repairmen
Nillers Grain flour feed
~ LABORERS ampSERVICE WORKERS
Animal caretakers Caretakers of building stores etc Cleaning service Workers
Maids Charwomen rooming housekeepers Cleaners amp Laundresses Janitors Hai ntenance
Ca rpenters hel pers Construction laborers Elevator operators Factory workers
Winding operatives Hiscellaneous operatives Seamstresses Dressmakers Hachine operators looms weavers
sewers Wrappers amp packers (retail trade)
Fishermen ~ Oystermen Seamen Freight ampmaterial handlers cargomen Food Service Wokers
Bartenders Bus boys Dishwashers Food counter workers Waiters ampWaitresses
Mi llwrights Painters (Constructions ~ maIntenance Photographic processors PIas terers Plumbers amp Pirefitters Policemen ampDetective also
Sheriffs Bailiffs MarShals and Constables
Roofers ampSlaters Sailers ~ deck hands Sheet Metal Workers
Rollers ampFinishers Structural Metal Craftsmen Tinsmiths
Sign Painters ~ leterers Tool ~ Die Makers amp Designers Trainmen
Trackmen Brakemen Firemen Yardmen
Welders amp Solders Textile Operators
Knitters spinners weavers etc
Gua rds Doormen Security guards Watchmen Cross i ng gua rds Life guards
Garbage collectors amp Incinerators Workers Gardeners ampground keepers Health Service Workers
Dental assistants Hea lth aides Practical ~urses Registered Nurses Aid Hospital Orderly
Laborers and Farm workers Stock Handlers
Longshoremen stevedores Lumbermen raftsmen ampwoodchoppers t1i ner Private household workers
Child care worker Cooks Housekeeper maids Servants butlers
Section hand Stoker Topper hunter Warehousemen storage person
7 UNEMPLOYED (if working part-time code the occupation)
8 STUDENT (even if working part-time)
O OTHER not in the labor foce disabled ~ension retired ------- Including retired farmers pousewlves
REFUSto DID HOT STATE Year of Birth - Below 1901 code as 98
Refused code as 99
----
SAMPLE CHARACTERISTICS
Ymiddot- rLh _
NUMBER PERCENT
bull NATIONAL 1031 100
Region Atlanti c 100 10 Quebec 279 27 On ta ri 0 360 35 Pra i ri es 181 18 Bri tis h Co 1umb ia 111 11
Communi ty Si ze Over 100000 543 53 10000 - 100000 141 14 Under 10000 347 34
Sex Male 504 49 Fema 1e 527 51
Age 18 to 29 years 319 31 30 to 49 yea rs 365 35 50 years and over 337 33 Did not state 10 1
Education E1 ementary 186 18 Secondary 646 63 Uni versity 198 19 Refused 1
Income Under $10000 129 13 $10000 - $19999 211 20 $20000 - $29999 169 16 $30000 and over 342 33 Refused 180 17
Occupation Prof IExecuti ve 190 18 SalesCl eri ca1 131 13 Labour 232 23 Housewi fe 248 24 Student 71 7 Other 152 15 Re fused 7 1
Mother Tongue English 593 58 French 311 30 Other 127 12
Note Percentages may not add exactly to 100 due to rounding
Less than 05 percentage points
----
SAMPLE CHARACTERISTICS
Ymiddot- rLh _
NUMBER PERCENT
bull NATIONAL 1031 100
Region Atlanti c 100 10 Quebec 279 27 On ta ri 0 360 35 Pra i ri es 181 18 Bri tis h Co 1umb ia 111 11
Communi ty Si ze Over 100000 543 53 10000 - 100000 141 14 Under 10000 347 34
Sex Male 504 49 Fema 1e 527 51
Age 18 to 29 years 319 31 30 to 49 yea rs 365 35 50 years and over 337 33 Did not state 10 1
Education E1 ementary 186 18 Secondary 646 63 Uni versity 198 19 Refused 1
Income Under $10000 129 13 $10000 - $19999 211 20 $20000 - $29999 169 16 $30000 and over 342 33 Refused 180 17
Occupation Prof IExecuti ve 190 18 SalesCl eri ca1 131 13 Labour 232 23 Housewi fe 248 24 Student 71 7 Other 152 15 Re fused 7 1
Mother Tongue English 593 58 French 311 30 Other 127 12
Note Percentages may not add exactly to 100 due to rounding
Less than 05 percentage points