Table:
characteristics
both sexes
men
women

%
95% confidence interval
%
95% confidence interval
%
95% confidence interval

from
to
from
to
from
to

total
54.0
50.8
57.2
47.7
43.3
52.1
59.5
55.0
63.7

sex

men
47.7
43.3
52.1
..
..
..
..
..
..

women
59.5
55.0
63.7
..
..
..
..
..
..

age group

45 to 54
51.5
46.4
56.5
44.8
37.9
52.0
56.9
50.2
63.3

55 to 64
50.7
45.2
56.2
48.6
41.2
56.0
52.7
45.0
60.3

65 or older
65.6
59.3
71.4
52.5
43.2
61.6
77.6
70.4
83.4

aboriginal language

speaks and/or understands relatively well or better
59.8
47.2
71.3
58.4
39.1
75.4
60.9
44.7
75.1

does not speak or understand well or at all
53.4
50.0
56.8
47.0
42.4
51.7
59.0
54.3
63.6

education

less than secondary school diploma
58.7
53.5
63.7
50.8
43.4
58.2
65.4
58.2
72.0

secondary school diploma
58.8
50.9
66.3
53.7
41.4
65.6
62.7
52.7
71.6

postsecondary
49.2
44.7
53.6
44.4
38.4
50.6
53.6
47.5
59.7

labour force participant

yes
51.2
47.0
55.4
46.8
41.0
52.6
55.5
49.5
61.4

no
58.5
53.3
63.5
49.5
41.7
57.4
64.8
58.2
70.9

population size

rural area
56.8
51.5
62.0
47.9
40.2
55.6
64.6
57.5
71.1

small, medium or large population centre
52.8
48.9
56.7
47.6
42.3
53.0
57.3
51.9
62.6

Statement: women were more likely than men to have strong family networks at age 65 or older.
Question: people of which sex were more likely to have strong family networks at age 65 or older?
Answer: women