Table 1: Sociodemographic and military characteristics of respondents (unweighted n = 6696)
CharacteristicWeighted no.*† (%) of respondents95% CI
Sex
Male55 480 (86.2) 85.3-87.0
Female8920 (13.9) 13.0-14.7
Age group, yr
17-248560 (13.3) 12.4-14.2
25-2912 640 (19.6) 18.6-20.7
30-3411 580 (18.0) 17.0-19.0
35-399220 (14.3) 13.4-15.3
40-448640 (13.4) 12.6-14.2
45-497820 (12.1) 11.4-12.9
50-697820 (9.2) 8.5-9.9
Ethnicity
White57 900 (90.1) 89.3-90.9
Other6360 (9.9) 9.1- 0.7
Marital status
Single (never married)17 300 (26.9) 25.8-28.0
Married/common-law42 200 (65.6) 64.5-66.7
Widowed/divorced/separated4840 (7.5) 6.9-8.2
Region
Atlantic14 480 (22.5) 21.5-23.5
Quebec9740 (15.1) 14.3-16.0
Central/Ontario23 660 (36.7) 35.5-38.0
Western16 540 (25.7) 24.5-26.8
Rank category
Junior noncommissioned member35 440 (55.0) 54.8-55.2
Senior noncomissioned member15 500 (24.1) 23.8-24.3
Officer13 460 (20.9) 20.8-21.0
Element
Army34 220 (53.1) 51.9-54.3
Navy11 100 (17.2) 16.3-18.2
Air Force19 100 (29.7) 28.6-30.8
Ever deployed
No24 780 (38.5) 37.6-39.4
Yes

Note: CI = confidence interval.

*Weighted to the entire Canadian Regular Force in service in September 2012. To protect the identity of respondents, Statistics Canada permits the release only of weighted cell counts, which must be rounded to the nearest 20. We calculated prevalence rates using these rounded cell counts.

†Totals may not add up owing to rounding.

‡Junior noncommissioned member includes the ranks of Master Corporal/Master Seaman and below; senior noncommissioned member includes the ranks of Sergeant/Petty Officer 2nd class and above.