Dictionary, Census of Population, 2021
Table 2.3
Tenure type adjustmentTable 2.3 Note 1 Table 2.3 Note 2 for the Market Basket Measure (MBM), 2020

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Table 2.3
Tenure type adjustmentTable 2.3 Note 1 Table 2.3 Note 2 for the Market Basket Measure (MBM), 2020
Table summary
This table displays the results of Tenure type adjustment for the Market Basket Measure, 2020. The information is grouped by Market Basket Measure region (appearing as row headers), Renters in subsidised dwellings, Homeowners with a mortgage, Homeowners without a mortgage, Household head, aged less than 40, Household head, aged 40 to 60 and Household head, aged 61+, calculated using number units of measure (appearing as column headers).
MBM regionTable 2_3 Note 3 Renters in subsidised dwellings Homeowners with a mortgage Homeowners without a mortgage
Household head, aged less than 40 Household head, aged 40 to 60 years Household head, aged 61 years or over
Newfoundland and Labrador  
Rural areas 2,390 0 870 1,807 4,796
Small population centres with less than 30,000 persons 4,425 0 903 1,778 4,657
Medium population centres with a population between 30,000 and 99,999 persons 5,474 1,334 2,731 4,317 6,174
St. John's (CMA) 7,700 2,376 3,773 4,296 6,313
Prince Edward Island  
Rural areas 3,239 238 1,636 3,222 5,291
Small population centres with less than 30,000 persons 4,200 423 1,821 3,408 5,038
Charlottetown (CA) 5,402 1,818 3,217 4,804 6,227
Nova Scotia  
Rural areas 2,339 0 1,121 1,714 4,807
Small population centres with less than 30,000 persons 3,287 0 1,247 2,833 4,377
Medium population centres with a population between 30,000 and 99,999 persons 3,729 771 2,168 3,755 5,603
Halifax (CMA) 6,687 4,322 5,853 6,452 8,688
Cape Breton (CA) 5,727 477 1,874 3,460 5,641
New Brunswick  
Rural areas 3,376 0 428 1,682 4,196
Small population centres with less than 30,000 persons 4,232 0 1,292 2,896 4,835
Medium population centres with a population between 30,000 and 99,999 persons 4,258 0 1,382 2,986 5,168
Fredericton (CMA) 6,291 2,365 3,778 5,382 7,303
Saint John (CMA) 4,629 244 1,657 3,260 4,631
Moncton (CMA) 5,396 1,623 3,036 4,639 5,846
Quebec  
Rural areas 3,870 0 0 1,319 3,701
Small population centres with less than 30,000 persons 3,426 0 0 694 2,699
Medium population centres with a population between 30,000 and 99,999 persons 3,921 0 0 1,117 3,574
Large urban population centres with a population between 100,000 and 499,999 persons 4,415 0 0 1,251 3,574
Québec (CMA) 5,824 0 48 2,729 4,881
Montréal (CMA) 5,773 0 402 2,576 4,310
Ontario  
Rural areas 4,328 0 0 1,410 5,006
Small population centres with less than 30,000 persons 7,004 0 730 2,262 5,761
Medium population centres with a population between 30,000 and 99,999 persons 8,413 0 1,208 2,484 6,235
Large urban population centres with a population between 100,000 and 499,999 persons 9,002 522 2,215 3,534 7,234
Large urban population centres with 500,000 persons or more 10,923 2,042 4,204 5,737 9,129
Ottawa - Gatineau (Ontario part) (CMA) 11,857 3,798 5,374 6,437 9,846
Hamilton (CMA) 9,476 584 2,563 3,710 7,541
Toronto (CMA) 13,253 0 794 2,677 10,973
Manitoba  
Rural areas 3,598 0 0 831 5,209
Small population centres with less than 30,000 persons 5,757 0 1,208 2,819 6,893
Medium population centres with a population between 30,000 and 99,999 persons 4,845 19 1,440 3,052 6,404
Brandon (CA) 5,397 0 1,405 3,017 6,687
Winnipeg (CMA) 9,239 2,545 3,374 4,665 9,167
Saskatchewan  
Rural areas 2,452 0 0 753 5,085
Small population centres with less than 30,000 persons 4,342 0 1,046 2,648 6,464
Medium population centres with a population between 30,000 and 99,999 persons 4,636 358 1,771 3,372 7,077
Saskatoon (CMA) 4,713 2,425 3,836 5,438 9,760
Regina (CMA) 4,445 2,050 3,462 5,064 8,763
Alberta  
Rural areas 6,948 659 1,373 4,205 8,447
Small population centres with less than 30,000 persons 7,822 1,067 2,244 5,047 8,730
Medium population centres with a population between 30,000 and 99,999 persons 6,383 207 1,626 3,237 9,115
Large urban population centres with a population between 100,000 and 499,999 persons 7,000 978 2,397 4,009 8,473
Edmonton (CMA) 11,918 3,376 4,580 7,890 11,542
Calgary (CMA) 13,151 4,221 5,008 8,489 12,120
British Columbia  
Rural areas 3,089 0 1,612 1,827 7,304
Small population centres with less than 30,000 persons 3,050 0 2,159 2,786 7,823
Medium population centres with a population between 30,000 and 99,999 persons 4,361 721 2,773 3,060 8,381
Large urban population centres with a population between 100,000 and 499,999 persons 7,451 2,760 5,684 6,005 10,990
Vancouver (CMA) 9,398 3,690 2,205 5,623 12,042
Note 1

Tenure type adjustments (TTA) for homeowners without a mortgage, homeowners with a mortgage and subsidized renters vary for each of the 53 MBM geographic regions. The TTA represents the differences in typical shelter costs of the forth mentioned tenure types compared to renters. It puts families facing different shelter costs on a more equal footing when determining poverty estimates.

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Note 2

This table is for a four person family. To convert to other family sizes, multiply the amount for the 4-person reference family by the square root of the desired family size, and then divide by 2.

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Note 3

The 2018-base MBM regions were established using the 2016 Standard Geographical Classification (SGC).

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Note: The geographic areas and tenure type adjustments concepts were defined by Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC).
Source: Statistics Canada, Centre for Income and Socio‑Economic Well‑being Statistics.

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