Table:
jurisdiction
male
female

indigenous
non-indigenous
unknown indigenous identity
indigenous
non-indigenous
unknown indigenous identity

number
percent change in number from 2017/2018
number
percent change in number from 2017/2018
number
percent change in number from 2017/2018
number
percent change in number from 2017/2018
number
percent change in number from 2017/2018
number
percent change in number from 2017/2018

newfoundland and labrador
333
-7
1,214
-9
0
..
39
-11
187
-4
0
..

prince edward island
25
9
606
11
4
-33
4
-56
129
39
1
0

nova scotia
337
6
3,676
3
18
200
108
21
512
-8
8
14

new brunswick
362
-10
4,319
4
3
0
148
-3
916
17
0
-100

quebec
2,080
9
35,887
-6
0
..
450
11
4,677
-4
0
..

ontario
6,441
-6
49,550
-7
0
..
1,615
-1
7,212
-5
0
..

manitoba
16,126
-6
6,051
-7
0
..
4,919
-6
1,044
3
0
..

saskatchewan
7,917
-1
2,711
2
237
-29
1,922
1
349
-12
16
-11

alberta
12,235
-13
18,358
-16
385
-15
3,535
-18
2,875
-14
96
-28

british columbia
6,600
-8
14,448
-10
75
-3
1,016
-18
1,282
-12
10
25

yukon
254
-6
129
-22
0
..
27
0
11
-21
0
..

northwest territories
856
1
97
-21
9
-55
62
-16
6
-25
1
-50

nunavut
1,325
51
0
.
72
80
74
14
0
.
4
100

total-provinces and territories
54,891
-6
137,046
-7
803
-14
13,919
-8
19,200
-6
136
-21

federal
1,994
6
5,001
2
0
..
233
4
330
-3
0
..

Statement: admissions of non-indigenous males decreased 7% in the provinces and territories compared with the previous year.
Question: what is the percentage of admissions of non-indigenous males decreased in the provinces and territories compared with the previous year?
Answer: [7]