Characteristics of families, Economic dependency profile by census family type
- For all lone-parent families, for parents, for children, for persons not in census families and for the entire population: the number reporting employment income and the value reported, the number reporting transfer payments and the median value reported. These transfer payments include:
- All government transfers
- Employment Insurance (EI) benefits
- Goods and services tax (GST) credit/harmonized sales tax (HST) credit
- Federal Child Benefits
- Old Age Security (OAS) pension benefits/net federal supplements
- Canada/Quebec Pension Plan (CPP/QPP) benefits
- Workers’ Compensation Benefits
- Social Assistance Benefits
- Provincial refundable tax credits/Family benefits
- Other Government Transfers
- Private pensions (up to the year 2006)
- All government transfers
Web Table 11-10-0019-01 (formerly CANSIM Table 111-0016)
For more information on these tables, see the Technical Reference Guide.
Starting with 2019 data, the majority of the T1FF tables (Family, Individual and Senior tables) will include data for Census Subdivision geographies. Records with Census Subdivision level data are indicated in the "Level of geo" column with the value 71. If you are using Census Subdivision level data from the T1FF, please consult the "T1FF_CSD_Quality_Note.docx" document included in the file package. The Excel file "2019 T1FF x 2020 CSD Demographic estimates.xlsx" provides a comparison between intercensal population estimates and the T1FF population estimates. The difference between these values should inform the user as to whether T1FF data at the CSD is reliable or not.