01.4 (PHYSICAL EDUCATION) Parental Perceptions of Physical Education on Children's Physical Activity levels - Canadian Fitness and Lifestyle Research Institute

CANADA

Percentage of parents indicating that their child receives enough activity from physical education (Canada)

Canada	Yes	No
Total, 5-17 years	47%	53%
Boys	48%	52%
Girls	45%	55%
Age
5 to 12 years	46%	54%
13 to 17 years	48%	52%
Household income
<$50,000/yr	56%	44%
$50,000-$99,999	48%	52%
≥$100,000	38%	62%
Community size
<10,000 residents	49%	51%
10,000-99,999	47%	53%
≥100,000	45%	55%
Region
NL	44%	56%
PE	45%	55%
NS	45%	55%
NB	41%	59%
QC	43%	57%
ON	46%	54%
MB	49%	51%
SK	48%	52%
AB	53%	47%
BC	50%	50%
YK	50%	50%
NT	49%	51%
NU	-	-
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2010-2011 Physical Activity Monitor

ALBERTA

Percentage of parents indicating that their child receives enough activity from physical education (AB)

Alberta	Yes	No
Total, 5-17 years	53%	47%
Boys	53%	47%
Girls	54%	46%
Age
5 to 12 years	54%	46%
13 to 17 years	53%	47%
Household income
<$50,000/yr	-	-
$50,000-$99,999	59%	41%
≥$100,000	45%	55%
Community size
<10,000 residents	53%	47%
10,000-99,999	54%	46%
≥100,000	53%	47%
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2010-2011 Physical Activity Monitor

BRITISH COLUMBIA

Percentage of parents indicating that their child receives enough activity from physical education (BC)

British Columbia	Yes	No
Total, 5-17 years	50%	50%
Boys	48%	52%
Girls	53%	47%
Age
5 to 12 years	46%	54%
13 to 17 years	57%	43%
Household income
<$50,000/yr	60%	40%
$50,000-$99,999	50%	50%
≥$100,000	41%	59%
Community size
<10,000 residents	-	-
10,000-99,999	50%	50%
≥100,000	53%	47%
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2010-2011 Physical Activity Monitor

MANITOBA

Percentage of parents indicating that their child receives enough activity from physical education (MB)

Manitoba	Yes	No
Total, 5-17 years	49%	51%
Boys	51%	49%
Girls	47%	53%
Age
5 to 12 years	50%	50%
13 to 17 years	49%	51%
Household income
<$50,000/yr	63%	37%
$50,000-$99,999	48%	52%
≥$100,000	40%	60%
Community size
<10,000 residents	51%	49%
10,000-99,999	-	-
≥100,000	44%	56%
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2010-2011 Physical Activity Monitor

NEW BRUNSWICK

Percentage of parents indicating that their child receives enough activity from physical education (NB)

New Brunswick	Yes	No
Total, 5-17 years	41%	59%
Boys	39%	61%
Girls	42%	58%
Age
5 to 12 years	41%	59%
13 to 17 years	41%	59%
Household income
<$50,000/yr	60%	40%
$50,000-$99,999	42%	58%
≥$100,000	-	-
Community size
<10,000 residents	45%	55%
10,000-99,999	39%	61%
≥100,000	-	-
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2010-2011 Physical Activity Monitor

NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR

Percentage of parents indicating that their child receives enough activity from physical education (NL)

Newfoundland and Labrador	Yes	No
Total, 5-17 years	44%	56%
Boys	44%	56%
Girls	43%	57%
Age
5 to 12 years	46%	54%
13 to 17 years	38%	62%
Household income
<$50,000/yr	52%	48%
$50,000-$99,999	46%	54%
≥$100,000	28%	72%
Community size
<10,000 residents	47%	53%
10,000-99,999	42%	58%
≥100,000	-	-
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2010-2011 Physical Activity Monitor

NORTHWEST TERRITORIES

Percentage of parents indicating that their child receives enough activity from physical education (NT)

Northwest Territories	Yes	No
Total, 5-17 years	49%	51%
Boys	49%	51%
Girls	49%	51%
Age
5 to 12 years	45%	55%
13 to 17 years	55%	45%
Household income
<$50,000/yr	-	-
$50,000-$99,999	63%	37%
≥$100,000	35%	65%
Community size
<10,000 residents	46%	54%
10,000-99,999	50%	50%
≥100,000	-	-
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2010-2011 Physical Activity Monitor

NOVA SCOTIA

Percentage of parents indicating that their child receives enough activity from physical education (NS)

Nova Scotia	Yes	No
Total, 5-17 years	45%	55%
Boys	51%	49%
Girls	40%	60%
Age
5 to 12 years	47%	53%
13 to 17 years	42%	58%
Household income
<$50,000/yr	64%	36%
$50,000-$99,999	41%	59%
≥$100,000	-	72%
Community size
<10,000 residents	49%	51%
10,000-99,999	47%	53%
≥100,000	36%	64%
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2010-2011 Physical Activity Monitor

ONTARIO

Percentage of parents indicating that their child receives enough activity from physical education (ON)

Ontario	Yes	No
Total, 5-17 years	46%	54%
Boys	48%	52%
Girls	44%	56%
Age
5 to 12 years	43%	57%
13 to 17 years	51%	49%
Household income
<$50,000/yr	55%	45%
$50,000-$99,999	51%	49%
≥$100,000	36%	64%
Community size
<10,000 residents	48%	52%
10,000-99,999	48%	52%
≥100,000	44%	56%
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2010-2011 Physical Activity Monitor

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

Percentage of parents indicating that their child receives enough activity from physical education (PE)

Prince Edward Island	Yes	No
Total, 5-17 years	45%	55%
Boys	51%	49%
Girls	39%	61%
Age
5 to 12 years	41%	59%
13 to 17 years	51%	49%
Household income
<$50,000/yr	52%	48%
$50,000-$99,999	49%	51%
≥$100,000	-	69%
Community size
<10,000 residents	45%	55%
10,000-99,999	43%	57%
≥100,000	-	-
(-) Suppressed cell
2010-2011 Physical Activity Monitor

QUEBEC

Percentage of parents indicating that their child receives enough activity from physical education (QC)

Quebec	Yes	No
Total, 5-17 years	43%	57%
Boys	46%	54%
Girls	40%	60%
Age
5 to 12 years	45%	55%
13 to 17 years	40%	60%
Household income
<$50,000/yr	54%	46%
$50,000-$99,999	42%	58%
≥$100,000	35%	65%
Community size
<10,000 residents	50%	50%
10,000-99,999	43%	57%
≥100,000	39%	61%
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2010-2011 Physical Activity Monitor

SASKATCHEWAN

Percentage of parents indicating that their child receives enough activity from physical education (SK)

Saskatchewan	Yes	No
Total, 5-17 years	48%	52%
Boys	49%	51%
Girls	48%	52%
Age
5 to 12 years	50%	50%
13 to 17 years	46%	54%
Household income
<$50,000/yr	-	-
$50,000-$99,999	41%	59%
≥$100,000	44%	56%
Community size
<10,000 residents	53%	47%
10,000-99,999	-	-
≥100,000	42%	58%
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2010-2011 Physical Activity Monitor

YUKON

Percentage of parents indicating that their child receives enough activity from physical education (YT)

Yukon	Yes	No
Total, 5-17 years	50%	50%
Boys	47%	53%
Girls	53%	47%
Age
5 to 12 years	50%	50%
13 to 17 years	50%	50%
Household income
<$50,000/yr	-	-
$50,000-$99,999	49%	51%
≥$100,000	47%	53%
Community size
<10,000 residents	53%	47%
10,000-99,999	49%	51%
≥100,000	-	-
(-) Suppressed cell
2010-2011 Physical Activity Monitor

NORTH

Percentage of parents indicating that their child receives enough activity from physical education (North)

North	Yes	No
Total, 5-17 years	54%	46%
Boys	52%	48%
Girls	57%	43%
Age
5 to 12 years	52%	48%
13 to 17 years	58%	42%
Household income
<$50,000/yr	73%	27%
$50,000-$99,999	59%	41%
≥$100,000	43%	57%
Community size
<10,000 residents	58%	42%
10,000-99,999	49%	51%
≥100,000	-	-
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2010-2011 Physical Activity Monitor

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

(Population Studies Data Tables)

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

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02.0 (ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION) Active Transportation Among Adults

CANADA

Percentage of parents indicating that their child receives enough activity from physical education (Canada)

ALBERTA

Percentage of parents indicating that their child receives enough activity from physical education (AB)

BRITISH COLUMBIA

Percentage of parents indicating that their child receives enough activity from physical education (BC)

MANITOBA

Percentage of parents indicating that their child receives enough activity from physical education (MB)

NEW BRUNSWICK

Percentage of parents indicating that their child receives enough activity from physical education (NB)

NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR

Percentage of parents indicating that their child receives enough activity from physical education (NL)

NORTHWEST TERRITORIES

Percentage of parents indicating that their child receives enough activity from physical education (NT)

NOVA SCOTIA

Percentage of parents indicating that their child receives enough activity from physical education (NS)

ONTARIO

Percentage of parents indicating that their child receives enough activity from physical education (ON)

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

Percentage of parents indicating that their child receives enough activity from physical education (PE)

QUEBEC

Percentage of parents indicating that their child receives enough activity from physical education (QC)

SASKATCHEWAN

Percentage of parents indicating that their child receives enough activity from physical education (SK)

YUKON

Percentage of parents indicating that their child receives enough activity from physical education (YT)

NORTH

Percentage of parents indicating that their child receives enough activity from physical education (North)

(Population Studies Data Tables)

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

(Population Studies Data Tables)

02.0 (ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION) Active Transportation Among Adults

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