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Here you can chose to view maps displaying the value of a particular health indicator for each province. The data is also available in a table or as a downloadable Microsoft Excel file. Simply click on the link for the data you want to view. Some limitations may apply.
For help interpreting these data, please see the Canadian Community Health Survey Cycle 2.2, Nutrition (2004): A Guide to Accessing and Interpreting the Data.
Health Indicators:
Fruit and Vegetable Consumption - Servings (definition)
Household Food Security - measured by household (not by individual) (definition)
Measured Body Mass Index - Children (2-17 years) (definition)
Measured Body Mass Index - Adults (18 years and older) (definition)
Nutrient Intakes from Food (19 years and older) (definition)
- Calcium, % of adults below the Estimated Average Requirement (males | females | both males and females)
- Carbohydrates, % of adults within the Acceptable Macronutrient Distribution Range (males | females | both males and females)
- Fats, % of adults within the Acceptable Macronutrient Distribution Range (males | females | both males and females)
- Fibre*, % of adults above the Adequate Intake (both males and females)
- Folate*, % of adults below the Estimated Average Requirement (females | both males and females)
- Iron, % of adults below the Estimated Average Requirement (males | females | both males and females)
- Linoleic acid, % of adults above the Adequate Intake (males | females | both males and females)
- Linolenic acid, % of adults above the Adequate Intake (males | females | both males and females)
- Magnesium, % of adults below the Estimated Average Requirement (males | females | both males and females)
- Moisture, % of adults above the Adequate Intake (males | females | both males and females)
- Niacin, % of adults below the Estimated Average Requirement (males | females | both males and females)
- Potassium*, % of adults above the Adequate Intake (both males and females)
- Protein, % of adults within the Acceptable Macronutrient Distribution Range (males | females | both males and females)
- Sodium, % of adults above the Tolerable Upper Intake Level (males | females | both males and females)
- Vitamin A, % of adults below the Estimated Average Requirement (males | females | both males and females)
- Vitamin B6*, % of adults below the Estimated Average Requirement (females | both males and females)
- Vitamin C, % of adults below the Estimated Average Requirement (males | females | both males and females)
- Vitamin D, % of adults below the Estimated Average Requirement (males | females | both males and females)
- Zinc*, % of adults below the Estimated Average Requirement (males | both males and females)
* - Some maps for males and females separately are unavailable due to extreme sampling variability in some provinces.
Physical and Sedentary Activity (definition)
Vitamin and mineral supplements consumption in the past month (definition)
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