Canadian sex ratio figures from the 1961 census
The 1961 census shows Canada at approximately 102 males per 100 females nationwide, with urban areas at 112 males per 100 females and rural areas at 98 males per 100 females. Data reflect gender balance across regions and settlement types.
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