Table:
newfoundland and labrador
prince edward island
nova scotia
new brunswick
quebec
ontario
manitoba
saskatchewan
alberta
british columbia
total

percent
number
percent

weather-related/natural disaster risks

blizzards, winter storms, ice storms or extreme cold
96
96
96
95
91
93
96
95
90
44
25,152,220
86

heat waves
8
22
22
30
63
57
50
41
30
31
14,297,401
49

floods
44
35
37
48
45
36
65
43
45
43
12,257,664
42

earthquakes
7
8
7
24
63
34
6
10
14
77
11,990,028
41

wildfires or forest fires
61
36
61
64
42
23
39
49
51
59
11,501,421
39

droughts
6
26
17
25
38
30
47
73
48
26
10,057,721
34

tornadoes
4
8
6
15
33
35
49
68
49
5
9,316,601
32

hurricanes
48
56
74
33
22
13
4
6
6
9
4,729,212
16

landslides or avalanches
14
f
4
6
24
4
f
2
10
35
3,897,169
13

storm surge or tsunamis
31
46
33
15
7
6
3
f
2
33
3,050,485
10

no risks
2
2
2
2
4
3
2
2
5
6
1,094,622
4

other types of risks

extended power outage
89
77
81
80
80
81
70
73
63
65
22,245,917
76

outbreak of serious or life-threatening disease
37
40
47
44
54
50
48
52
51
50
14,804,291
51

industrial or transportation accident
34
37
45
51
51
48
51
62
56
51
14,729,640
50

contamination or shortage of water or food
30
32
32
36
59
37
44
47
41
45
12,799,533
44

act of terrorism or terrorist threat
12
12
20
19
35
29
23
18
27
25
8,230,601
28

rioting or civil unrest
8
9
14
22
37
18
18
15
20
25
6,739,905
23

no risks
9
17
13
13
11
12
17
11
17
16
3,853,056
13

Statement: the exception was those living in british columbia, where earthquakes were most frequently identified as a potential risk.
Question: the exception was those living in british columbia, what is the percentage of earthquakes most frequently identified as a potential risk?
Answer: [77.0]