This information, located in the Health Account, is contained in nine tables.

The first four tables (for totals, percentages, ratio to province and rate per 1000 of the population) are comprehensive summary tables that include data for all geographies. The next three tables are category specific: one for Diseases of the Circulatory Systems, one for Diseases of the Respiratory and Genitourinary Systems and one for Injury, Poisoning and Cancer.

The last two tables show information on a yearly basis: one for Average Days in Hospital and one for Hospital Morbidity/Separations by Year for the Province and Economic Zones.

To go directly to the first Summary table with Newfoundland and Labrador as the selected geography, click here .

This is a new table in the Demographics Account which shows; total population, population density, total dwellings and private dwellings occupied by usual residents.

Population counts for remaining communities will likely be available late this year.

French Immersion consists of programs and courses designed for English speaking students in which French is the language of instruction and, as much as possible, the means of communications in the classroom.

Early French Immersion Enrolment data is available for the Province and individual schools, as well as for Rural Secretariat Regions, Health Authorities, Schools Districts, and HRDC Regions. Late French Immersion Enrolment data is available for the Province and individual schools.

Located in the Education, Literacy, Skills and Training Account, these tables contain information on every school that existed in the Province from 1989-90 to 2011-12. By making the appropriate selection through the menu system, they can also be used to find enrolment information for geographies such as Local Areas, Economic Zones, or Rural Secretariat Regions.

To go directly to the student Enrolment Table with Newfoundland and Labrador as the selected geography, click here.

To go directly to the Teachers Table with Newfoundland and Labrador as the selected geography, click here.

The two updated tables are Deaths by Age (on a Calendar Year Basis) with 2010 added and Deaths by Age (on a Census Year Basis) with the 2009-10 census year added. 

Along with the table updates the Median Age of Death Well-Being indicator is now for 2004-2010.

The 2009-2010 Canadian Community Health Survey (CCHS) data is now on Community Accounts.

There are four standard CCHS tables that are available including Health Status of Individuals, Emotional Status, Health Practices and Preventative Behaviours. We also have 2009-10 for the Sexual Behaviours table that was last shown for the 2005 CCHS.

When viewing each table, please read through the notes at the bottom of the table especially the information on data suppression. It is important to take into consideration the E notes in the tables that are attached to values with high sampling variability.

The headline indicators that come from the CCHS have also been updated in the Indicators and Well-Being area to include the 2009-2010 data. CCHS headline indicators can be found under Health, Employment and Working Conditions and Community Safety and Social Vitality.

Well-Being indicators are now divided into two categories, objective and subjective indicators.

All subjective indicators come from the Canadian Community Health Survey (CCHS) tables and include confidence intervals. Due to substantial community and local area data suppression, offsets have been used to represent geographies with suppressed data for the CCHS indicators.

Three new indicators have been added in the subjective indicator section including: Percentage of Population with a Very Strong or Somewhat Strong Sense of Belonging to a Community, age 12+; Satisfaction with Life in General, Very Satisfied or Satisfied, age 12+; and Percentage of Population with Life Stress as Extremely or Quite a Bit, age 15+.

Please be aware of the yellow box notes that appear in the ranks tables, charts and maps for these indicators.

The two updated tables are Births by Age of Mother (on a Calendar Year Basis) with 2010 added and Births by Age of Mother (on a Census Year Basis) with the 2009-10 census year added.

Also the total birth rate variable is currently shown up to 2009.