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Table 11
Small towns and rural communities with the highest proportion of persons aged 65 years and over in 2006
Order Small town or rural community Province Population Proportion (in percentage)
Source: Statistics Canada, Census of Population, 2006.
1 Capital G British Columbia 5,101 28.6
2 Gimli Manitoba 5,797 28.3
3 Perth Ontario 5,907 28.0
4 Humboldt Saskatchewan 5,000 27.3
5 Trail British Columbia 7,237 27.1
5 Westlock Alberta 5,008 27.1
7 Dauphin Manitoba 7,906 26.3
8 Nanaimo E British Columbia 5,462 26.2
9 Summerland British Columbia 10,828 25.7
10 Sechelt British Columbia 8,454 25.3
11 Wasaga Beach Ontario 15,029 24.9
11 Minden Hills Ontario 5,556 24.9
13 Blue Mountains Ontario 6,825 24.8
14 Parry Sound Ontario 5,818 24.4
15 South Bruce Peninsula Ontario 8,415 24.1
16 Columbia-Shuswap C British Columbia 7,695 23.8
17 Melfort Saskatchewan 5,192 23.6
17 Asbestos Quebec 6,819 23.6
19 Louiseville Quebec 7,433 23.2
19 Brighton Ontario 10,253 23.2
19 Dysart and Others Ontario 5,526 23.2
19 Lambton Shores Ontario 11,150 23.2
23 Saint-Sauveur Quebec 9,191 23.0
24 Shediac New Brunswick 5,497 22.9
25 Vegreville Alberta 5,519 22.8