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Canada Education Savings Program - Annual Statistical Review 2010
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Comparison of Urban and Rural Participation Rates for the Canada Learning Bond
The table below provides a breakdown of the urban and rural Canada Learning Bond participation rates, number of beneficiaries and number of eligible children for CLB by province and territory as of December 31, 2010. At the national level, the participation rate is higher in urban areas (23%) than the participation rate in rural areas (16.1%).
In some jurisdictions, the urban and rural participation rates are very close. This is true for Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia and Yukon. In other jurisdictions, the spread is a little wider, with Ontario and Manitoba having significant gaps between the urban and rural participation rates.
Table: Canada Learning Bond Summary Statistics for Participation Rates by Urban and Rural
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- Canada Learning Bond
- Annual Number of New Canada Learning Bond Beneficiaries and Eligible Children
- Canada Learning Bond Annual Payments and Number of Beneficiaries
- Canada Learning Bond Participation Rate by Province and Territory and by Year
- Savings Made on Behalf of Canada Learning Bond Beneficiaries
- Average Annual Contributions on Behalf of Canada Learning Bond Beneficiaries
- Canada Learning Bond Summary Statistics by Province and Territory
- Comparison of Urban and Rural Participation Rates for the Canada Learning Bond
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