February 11, 1948 (20th Parliament, 4th Session)

1. Province (a) 1945
Prince Edward Island $ 1,079,198
Nova Scotia 6296,918
New Brunswick 5,360,797
Quebec 38,155,282
Ontario 32,456,285
Manitoba 6.581,480
Saskatchewan 8,732,554
Alberta 8,139,827
British Columbia 7,042,009
Yukon and Northwest Territories 103,179
Province (b) 1946
Prince Edward Island $ 2,183,638
Nova Scotia 13,177,027
New Brunswick 11,211,787
Quebec 80,990,009
Ontario 68,791,236
Manitoba 13,750,308
Saskatchewan 17,990,140
Alberta 16,887,463
British Columbia 15,172,753
Yukon and Northwest Territories 299,998
Province (c) 1947
Prince Edward Island S 2,241,302
Nova Scotia 14,153,047
New Brunswick 11,993,688
Quebec 87,097,709
Ontario 76,772,375
Manitoba 14,779,445
Saskatchewan 18,555,711
Alberta 18,111,382
British Columbia 17,625,787
Yukon and Northwest Territories 441,816
2. The number of children under the age
of sixteen, in receipt of family allowances, in each province, averages as follows:
Province (a) 1945
Prince Edward Island 30,015
Nova Scotia 173,554
New Brunswick 152,170
Quebec 1,069,492
Ontario 885,491
Manitoba 178,406
Saskatchewan 241,610
Alberta 224,091
British Columbia 195,697
Yukon and Northwest Territories.. 2,534

Province (b) 1946
Prince Edward Island 30,587
Nova Scotia 184,271
New Brunswick 158,882
Quebec 1,144,938
Ontario 949,251
Manitoba 188,546
Saskatchewan 249,068
Alberta 232,733
British Columbia
209,789Yukon and Northwest Territories.. 3,861Province (c) 1947Prince Edward Island
31,458Nova Scotia
198,237New Brunswick
170,418Quebec
1,237,637Ontario
1,065,290Manitoba
204,878Saskatchewan
257,034Alberta ,
249,904British Columbia
247,183Yukon and Northwest Territories.. 6,254