01.3 (PROGRAMMING) Parental Perceptions About Other Physical Activity Programs (Outside of PE) - Canadian Fitness and Lifestyle Research Institute

CANADA

Percentage of parents who indicate that: (Canada)

Canada	School uses community facilities for programs	School offers programs	Child participates in programs
Total, 5-17 years	72%	77%	52%
Boys	72%	76%	55%
Girls	72%	77%	50%
Age
5 to 12 years	70%	66%	52%
13 to 17 years	75%	91%	52%
Household income
<$50,000/yr	71%	70%	47%
$50,000-$99,999	73%	76%	51%
≥$100,000	73%	82%	56%
Community size
<10,000 residents	75%	76%	55%
10,000-99,999	73%	75%	50%
≥100,000	70%	78%	52%
Region
NL	74%	76%	57%
PE	68%	85%	48%
NS	70%	84%	59%
NB	70%	81%	48%
QC	71%	71%	44%
ON	68%	80%	56%
MB	71%	76%	59%
SK	85%	77%	62%
AB	81%	73%	49%
BC	79%	80%	53%
YK	91%	82%	58%
NT	90%	84%	69%
NU	-	-	-
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2010-2011 Physical Activity Monitor

Percentage of parents indicating their level of satisfaction with how well offered programs meet their child's needs (Canada)

Canada	Not at all or somewhat well	Moderately	Quite or very well
Total, 5-17 years	39%	18%	43%
Boys	37%	18%	45%
Girls	41%	18%	40%
Age
5 to 12 years	41%	19%	40%
13 to 17 years	38%	16%	46%
Household income
<$50,000/yr	35%	20%	45%
$50,000-$99,999	41%	18%	42%
≥$100,000	40%	18%	42%
Community size
<10,000 residents	39%	17%	45%
10,000-99,999	39%	19%	42%
≥100,000	39%	18%	43%
Region
NL	45%	20%	35%
PE	41%	21%	38%
NS	39%	19%	42%
NB	41%	14%	44%
QC	32%	13%	55%
ON	41%	20%	39%
MB	40%	19%	41%
SK	36%	19%	45%
AB	40%	15%	45%
BC	43%	21%	36%
YK	36%	19%	46%
NT	36%	24%	40%
NU	-	-	-
(-) Suppressed cell
2010-2011 Physical Activity Monitor

ALBERTA

Percentage of parents who indicate that: (AB)

Alberta	School uses community facilities for programs	School offers programs	Child participates in programs
Total, 5-17 years	81%	73%	49%
Boys	82%	72%	54%
Girls	81%	74%	44%
Age
5 to 12 years	81%	60%	44%
13 to 17 years	82%	89%	53%
Household income
<$50,000/yr	82%	66%	-
$50,000-$99,999	79%	69%	51%
≥$100,000	84%	77%	47%
Community size
<10,000 residents	84%	75%	57%
10,000-99,999	87%	76%	46%
≥100,000	76%	70%	45%
(-) Suppressed cell
2010-2011 Physical Activity Monitor

Percentage of parents indicating their level of satisfaction with how well offered programs meet their child's needs (AB)

Alberta	Not at all or somewhat well	Moderately	Quite or very well
Total, 5-17 years	40%	15%	45%
Boys	38%	-	44%
Girls	42%	-	45%
Age
5 to 12 years	46%	-	40%
13 to 17 years	35%	-	49%
Household income
<$50,000/yr	-	-	-
$50,000-$99,999	39%	-	46%
≥$100,000	42%	-	40%
Community size
<10,000 residents	37%	-	43%
10,000-99,999	38%	-	41%
≥100,000	44%	-	50%
(-) Suppressed cell
2010-2011 Physical Activity Monitor

BRITISH COLUMBIA

Percentage of parents who indicate that: (BC)

British Columbia	School uses community facilities for programs	School offers programs	Child participates in programs
Total, 5-17 years	79%	80%	53%
Boys	77%	74%	58%
Girls	80%	85%	48%
Age
5 to 12 years	82%	73%	55%
13 to 17 years	73%	89%	50%
Household income
<$50,000/yr	75%	70%	51%
$50,000-$99,999	81%	82%	49%
≥$100,000	77%	82%	58%
Community size
<10,000 residents	82%	80%	-
10,000-99,999	80%	77%	51%
≥100,000	77%	82%	52%
(-) Suppressed cell
2010-2011 Physical Activity Monitor

Percentage of parents indicating their level of satisfaction with how well offered programs meet their child's needs (BC)

British Columbia	Not at all or somewhat well	Moderately	Quite or very well
Total, 5-17 years	43%	21%	36%
Boys	39%	22%	39%
Girls	47%	20%	33%
Age
5 to 12 years	44%	22%	34%
13 to 17 years	43%	-	38%
Household income
<$50,000/yr	-	-	-
$50,000-$99,999	49%	-	33%
≥$100,000	37%	-	44%
Community size
<10,000 residents	-	-	-
10,000-99,999	45%	-	31%
≥100,000	42%	-	40%
(-) Suppressed cell
2010-2011 Physical Activity Monitor

MANITOBA

Percentage of parents who indicate that: (MB)

Manitoba	School uses community facilities for programs	School offers programs	Child participates in programs
Total, 5-17 years	71%	76%	59%
Boys	72%	77%	58%
Girls	69%	75%	61%
Age
5 to 12 years	65%	65%	60%
13 to 17 years	79%	92%	59%
Household income
<$50,000/yr	75%	68%	51%
$50,000-$99,999	72%	84%	62%
≥$100,000	66%	82%	61%
Community size
<10,000 residents	75%	71%	65%
10,000-99,999	71%	71%	-
≥100,000	67%	82%	52%
(-) Suppressed cell
2010-2011 Physical Activity Monitor

Percentage of parents indicating their level of satisfaction with how well offered programs meet their child's needs (MB)

Manitoba	Not at all or somewhat well	Moderately	Quite or very well
Total, 5-17 years	40%	19%	41%
Boys	43%	-	42%
Girls	36%	23%	41%
Age
5 to 12 years	44%	-	43%
13 to 17 years	36%	24%	40%
Household income
<$50,000/yr	-	-	-
$50,000-$99,999	38%	-	43%
≥$100,000	46%	-	38%
Community size
<10,000 residents	41%	-	43%
10,000-99,999	-	-	-
≥100,000	38%	22%	40%
(-) Suppressed cell
2010-2011 Physical Activity Monitor

NEW BRUNSWICK

Percentage of parents who indicate that: (NB)

New Brunswick	School uses community facilities for programs	School offers programs	Child participates in programs
Total, 5-17 years	70%	81%	48%
Boys	71%	76%	46%
Girls	69%	87%	51%
Age
5 to 12 years	70%	73%	46%
13 to 17 years	69%	91%	51%
Household income
<$50,000/yr	73%	84%	46%
$50,000-$99,999	65%	80%	51%
≥$100,000	72%	82%	43%
Community size
<10,000 residents	71%	79%	49%
10,000-99,999	71%	83%	50%
≥100,000	-	87%	-
(-) Suppressed cell
2010-2011 Physical Activity Monitor

Percentage of parents indicating their level of satisfaction with how well offered programs meet their child's needs (NB)

New Brunswick	Not at all or somewhat well	Moderately	Quite or very well
Total, 5-17 years	41%	14%	44%
Boys	44%	-	40%
Girls	38%	-	49%
Age
5 to 12 years	42%	-	44%
13 to 17 years	40%	-	45%
Household income
<$50,000/yr	-	-	52%
$50,000-$99,999	38%	-	50%
≥$100,000	50%	-	-
Community size
<10,000 residents	37%	-	46%
10,000-99,999	42%	-	43%
≥100,000	-	-	-
(-) Suppressed cell
2010-2011 Physical Activity Monitor

NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR

Percentage of parents who indicate that: (NL)

Newfoundland and Labrador	School uses community facilities for programs	School offers programs	Child participates in programs
Total, 5-17 years	74%	76%	57%
Boys	70%	77%	64%
Girls	78%	76%	50%
Age
5 to 12 years	73%	70%	58%
13 to 17 years	75%	86%	56%
Household income
<$50,000/yr	74%	62%	53%
$50,000-$99,999	74%	75%	60%
≥$100,000	71%	85%	61%
Community size
<10,000 residents	74%	77%	63%
10,000-99,999	79%	73%	53%
≥100,000	65%	79%	45%
(-) Suppressed cell
2010-2011 Physical Activity Monitor

Percentage of parents indicating their level of satisfaction with how well offered programs meet their child's needs (NL)

Newfoundland and Labrador	Not at all or somewhat well	Moderately	Quite or very well
Total, 5-17 years	45%	20%	35%
Boys	48%	18%	33%
Girls	40%	23%	37%
Age
5 to 12 years	40%	24%	36%
13 to 17 years	50%	-	34%
Household income
<$50,000/yr	-	-	-
$50,000-$99,999	47%	-	36%
≥$100,000	43%	-	36%
Community size
<10,000 residents	40%	22%	38%
10,000-99,999	50%	-	-
≥100,000	-	-	-
(-) Suppressed cell
2010-2011 Physical Activity Monitor

NORTHWEST TERRITORIES

Percentage of parents who indicate that: (NT)

Northwest Territories	School uses community facilities for programs	School offers programs	Child participates in programs
Total, 5-17 years	90%	84%	69%
Boys	89%	84%	74%
Girls	90%	85%	63%
Age
5 to 12 years	92%	77%	66%
13 to 17 years	87%	94%	73%
Household income
<$50,000/yr	88%	79%	76%
$50,000-$99,999	89%	78%	76%
≥$100,000	91%	88%	68%
Community size
<10,000 residents	88%	83%	76%
10,000-99,999	92%	86%	63%
≥100,000	-	-	-
(-) Suppressed cell
2010-2011 Physical Activity Monitor

Percentage of parents indicating their level of satisfaction with how well offered programs meet their child's needs (NT)

Northwest Territories	Not at all or somewhat well	Moderately	Quite or very well
Total, 5-17 years	36%	24%	40%
Boys	32%	29%	39%
Girls	40%	-	42%
Age
5 to 12 years	41%	22%	37%
13 to 17 years	29%	27%	43%
Household income
<$50,000/yr	-	-	-
$50,000-$99,999	-	-	45%
≥$100,000	37%	24%	39%
Community size
<10,000 residents	34%	26%	40%
10,000-99,999	38%	23%	39%
≥100,000	-	-	-
(-) Suppressed cell
2010-2011 Physical Activity Monitor

NOVA SCOTIA

Percentage of parents who indicate that: (NS)

Nova Scotia	School uses community facilities for programs	School offers programs	Child participates in programs
Total, 5-17 years	70%	84%	59%
Boys	70%	85%	61%
Girls	69%	84%	57%
Age
5 to 12 years	65%	74%	62%
13 to 17 years	76%	95%	56%
Household income
<$50,000/yr	71%	80%	57%
$50,000-$99,999	67%	83%	57%
≥$100,000	73%	92%	66%
Community size
<10,000 residents	74%	84%	59%
10,000-99,999	72%	85%	50%
≥100,000	61%	83%	64%
(-) Suppressed cell
2010-2011 Physical Activity Monitor

Percentage of parents indicating their level of satisfaction with how well offered programs meet their child's needs (NS)

Nova Scotia	Not at all or somewhat well	Moderately	Quite or very well
Total, 5-17 years	39%	19%	42%
Boys	37%	-	42%
Girls	40%	-	43%
Age
5 to 12 years	41%	-	41%
13 to 17 years	36%	-	44%
Household income
<$50,000/yr	-	-	55%
$50,000-$99,999	53%	-	29%
≥$100,000	-	-	49%
Community size
<10,000 residents	32%	-	49%
10,000-99,999	-	-	43%
≥100,000	47%	-	-
(-) Suppressed cell
2010-2011 Physical Activity Monitor

ONTARIO

Percentage of parents who indicate that: (ON)

Ontario	School uses community facilities for programs	School offers programs	Child participates in programs
Total, 5-17 years	68%	80%	56%
Boys	69%	81%	57%
Girls	67%	79%	55%
Age
5 to 12 years	64%	70%	55%
13 to 17 years	73%	93%	57%
Household income
<$50,000/yr	66%	74%	48%
$50,000-$99,999	70%	78%	55%
≥$100,000	68%	86%	59%
Community size
<10,000 residents	68%	80%	50%
10,000-99,999	68%	79%	58%
≥100,000	68%	80%	58%
(-) Suppressed cell
2010-2011 Physical Activity Monitor

Percentage of parents indicating their level of satisfaction with how well offered programs meet their child's needs (ON)

Ontario	Not at all or somewhat well	Moderately	Quite or very well
Total, 5-17 years	41%	20%	39%
Boys	40%	19%	41%
Girls	43%	21%	36%
Age
5 to 12 years	45%	22%	32%
13 to 17 years	38%	18%	45%
Household income
<$50,000/yr	40%	19%	40%
$50,000-$99,999	41%	22%	37%
≥$100,000	43%	20%	37%
Community size
<10,000 residents	45%	19%	36%
10,000-99,999	41%	21%	38%
≥100,000	40%	20%	40%
(-) Suppressed cell
2010-2011 Physical Activity Monitor

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

Percentage of parents who indicate that: (PE)

Prince Edward Island	School uses community facilities for programs	School offers programs	Child participates in programs
Total, 5-17 years	68%	85%	48%
Boys	68%	83%	52%
Girls	68%	86%	45%
Age
5 to 12 years	68%	77%	46%
13 to 17 years	68%	94%	51%
Household income
<$50,000/yr	70%	87%	39%
$50,000-$99,999	65%	85%	53%
≥$100,000	75%	79%	50%
Community size
<10,000 residents	69%	85%	52%
10,000-99,999	65%	86%	41%
≥100,000	-	-	-
(-) Suppressed cell
2010-2011 Physical Activity Monitor

Percentage of parents indicating their level of satisfaction with how well offered programs meet their child's needs (PE)

Prince Edward Island	Not at all or somewhat well	Moderately	Quite or very well
Total, 5-17 years	41%	21%	38%
Boys	35%	23%	42%
Girls	46%	20%	34%
Age
5 to 12 years	43%	23%	34%
13 to 17 years	39%	19%	42%
Household income
<$50,000/yr	45%	-	-
$50,000-$99,999	34%	23%	43%
≥$100,000	52%	-	-
Community size
<10,000 residents	40%	21%	39%
10,000-99,999	43%	-	35%
≥100,000	-	-	-
(-) Suppressed cell
2010-2011 Physical Activity Monitor

QUEBEC

Percentage of parents who indicate that: (QC)

Quebec	School uses community facilities for programs	School offers programs	Child participates in programs
Total, 5-17 years	71%	71%	44%
Boys	71%	71%	49%
Girls	72%	71%	39%
Age
5 to 12 years	67%	58%	47%
13 to 17 years	78%	89%	41%
Household income
<$50,000/yr	71%	65%	43%
$50,000-$99,999	73%	69%	42%
≥$100,000	71%	76%	46%
Community size
<10,000 residents	78%	69%	54%
10,000-99,999	70%	69%	38%
≥100,000	68%	74%	43%
(-) Suppressed cell
2010-2011 Physical Activity Monitor

Percentage of parents indicating their level of satisfaction with how well offered programs meet their child's needs (QC)

Quebec	Not at all or somewhat well	Moderately	Quite or very well
Total, 5-17 years	32%	13%	55%
Boys	29%	-	61%
Girls	36%	15%	49%
Age
5 to 12 years	27%	16%	57%
13 to 17 years	37%	-	53%
Household income
<$50,000/yr	29%	-	56%
$50,000-$99,999	35%	-	54%
≥$100,000	32%	-	57%
Community size
<10,000 residents	32%	-	62%
10,000-99,999	33%	-	55%
≥100,000	32%	16%	52%
(-) Suppressed cell
2010-2011 Physical Activity Monitor

SASKATCHEWAN

Percentage of parents who indicate that: (SK)

Saskatchewan	School uses community facilities for programs	School offers programs	Child participates in programs
Total, 5-17 years	85%	77%	62%
Boys	84%	76%	61%
Girls	87%	79%	63%
Age
5 to 12 years	87%	67%	58%
13 to 17 years	83%	90%	66%
Household income
<$50,000/yr	82%	65%	-
$50,000-$99,999	88%	84%	59%
≥$100,000	87%	80%	68%
Community size
<10,000 residents	82%	74%	70%
10,000-99,999	86%	80%	69%
≥100,000	89%	80%	51%
(-) Suppressed cell
2010-2011 Physical Activity Monitor

Percentage of parents indicating their level of satisfaction with how well offered programs meet their child's needs (SK)

Saskatchewan	Not at all or somewhat well	Moderately	Quite or very well
Total, 5-17 years	36%	19%	45%
Boys	31%	-	51%
Girls	41%	21%	39%
Age
5 to 12 years	43%	21%	37%
13 to 17 years	29%	-	53%
Household income
<$50,000/yr	-	-	-
$50,000-$99,999	35%	-	45%
≥$100,000	32%	-	47%
Community size
<10,000 residents	30%	-	54%
10,000-99,999	-	-	-
≥100,000	42%	-	38%
(-) Suppressed cell
2010-2011 Physical Activity Monitor

YUKON

Percentage of parents who indicate that: (YT)

Yukon	School uses community facilities for programs	School offers programs	Child participates in programs
Total, 5-17 years	91%	82%	58%
Boys	89%	84%	54%
Girls	92%	79%	62%
Age
5 to 12 years	93%	75%	61%
13 to 17 years	87%	91%	54%
Household income
<$50,000/yr	91%	75%	-
$50,000-$99,999	89%	74%	65%
≥$100,000	92%	89%	51%
Community size
<10,000 residents	90%	64%	78%
10,000-99,999	91%	85%	54%
≥100,000	-	-	-
(-) Suppressed cell
2010-2011 Physical Activity Monitor

Percentage of parents indicating their level of satisfaction with how well offered programs meet their child's needs (YT)

Yukon	Not at all or somewhat well	Moderately	Quite or very well
Total, 5-17 years	36%	19%	46%
Boys	37%	19%	44%
Girls	34%	-	48%
Age
5 to 12 years	35%	23%	42%
13 to 17 years	36%	-	50%
Household income
<$50,000/yr	-	-	-
$50,000-$99,999	40%	-	43%
≥$100,000	35%	-	47%
Community size
<10,000 residents	-	-	-
10,000-99,999	35%	16%	48%
≥100,000	-	-	-
(-) Suppressed cell
2010-2011 Physical Activity Monitor

NORTH

Percentage of parents who indicate that: (North)

North	School uses community facilities for programs	School offers programs	Child participates in programs
Total, 5-17 years	88%	82%	65%
Boys	86%	85%	68%
Girls	91%	78%	62%
Age
5 to 12 years	94%	75%	67%
13 to 17 years	81%	91%	63%
Household income
<$50,000/yr	82%	66%	64%
$50,000-$99,999	87%	78%	72%
≥$100,000	92%	89%	62%
Community size
<10,000 residents	85%	77%	75%
10,000-99,999	91%	86%	58%
≥100,000	-	-	-
(-) Suppressed cell
2010-2011 Physical Activity Monitor

Percentage of parents indicating their level of satisfaction with how well offered programs meet their child's needs (North)

North	Not at all or somewhat well	Moderately	Quite or very well
Total, 5-17 years	35%	20%	45%
Boys	37%	21%	42%
Girls	33%	19%	49%
Age
5 to 12 years	37%	19%	44%
13 to 17 years	32%	21%	46%
Household income
<$50,000/yr	39%	-	46%
$50,000-$99,999	34%	18%	48%
≥$100,000	33%	22%	45%
Community size
<10,000 residents	34%	21%	45%
10,000-99,999	36%	19%	44%
≥100,000	-	-	-
(-) Suppressed cell
2010-2011 Physical Activity Monitor

01.3 (PROGRAMMING) | Parental Perceptions About Other Physical Activity Programs (Outside of PE)

(Population Studies Data Tables)

01.2 (GUIDELINES) Parental Perceptions About the Amount of Time Children Should be Active

(Population Studies Data Tables)

01.4 (PHYSICAL EDUCATION) Parental Perceptions of Physical Education on Children’s Physical Activity levels

CANADA

Percentage of parents who indicate that: (Canada)

Percentage of parents indicating their level of satisfaction with how well offered programs meet their child's needs (Canada)

ALBERTA

Percentage of parents who indicate that: (AB)

Percentage of parents indicating their level of satisfaction with how well offered programs meet their child's needs (AB)

BRITISH COLUMBIA

Percentage of parents who indicate that: (BC)

Percentage of parents indicating their level of satisfaction with how well offered programs meet their child's needs (BC)

MANITOBA

Percentage of parents who indicate that: (MB)

Percentage of parents indicating their level of satisfaction with how well offered programs meet their child's needs (MB)

NEW BRUNSWICK

Percentage of parents who indicate that: (NB)

Percentage of parents indicating their level of satisfaction with how well offered programs meet their child's needs (NB)

NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR

Percentage of parents who indicate that: (NL)

Percentage of parents indicating their level of satisfaction with how well offered programs meet their child's needs (NL)

NORTHWEST TERRITORIES

Percentage of parents who indicate that: (NT)

Percentage of parents indicating their level of satisfaction with how well offered programs meet their child's needs (NT)

NOVA SCOTIA

Percentage of parents who indicate that: (NS)

Percentage of parents indicating their level of satisfaction with how well offered programs meet their child's needs (NS)

ONTARIO

Percentage of parents who indicate that: (ON)

Percentage of parents indicating their level of satisfaction with how well offered programs meet their child's needs (ON)

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

Percentage of parents who indicate that: (PE)

Percentage of parents indicating their level of satisfaction with how well offered programs meet their child's needs (PE)

QUEBEC

Percentage of parents who indicate that: (QC)

Percentage of parents indicating their level of satisfaction with how well offered programs meet their child's needs (QC)

SASKATCHEWAN

Percentage of parents who indicate that: (SK)

Percentage of parents indicating their level of satisfaction with how well offered programs meet their child's needs (SK)

YUKON

Percentage of parents who indicate that: (YT)

Percentage of parents indicating their level of satisfaction with how well offered programs meet their child's needs (YT)

NORTH

Percentage of parents who indicate that: (North)

Percentage of parents indicating their level of satisfaction with how well offered programs meet their child's needs (North)

(Population Studies Data Tables)

01.2 (GUIDELINES) Parental Perceptions About the Amount of Time Children Should be Active

(Population Studies Data Tables)

01.4 (PHYSICAL EDUCATION) Parental Perceptions of Physical Education on Children’s Physical Activity levels

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