Table: list of canadian provinces and territories by population
[['rank', 'name', 'population ( 2011 census )', 'percent of national population', '% growth (2006 - 11)', 'land area (km square)', 'population density ( / km 2 )', 'house of commons seats', 'house of commons seats (%)', '2013 population (july est)'], ['1', 'ontario', '12851821', '38.4%', '5.7%', '908607.67', '14.1', '106', '34.4%', '13537994'], ['2', 'quebec', '7903001', '23.6%', '4.7%', '1356547.02', '5.8', '75', '24.4%', '8155334'], ['3', 'british columbia', '4400057', '13.1%', '7.0%', '922509.29', '4.8', '36', '11.7%', '4581978'], ['4', 'alberta', '3645257', '10.9%', '10.8%', '640081.87', '5.7', '28', '9.1%', '4025074'], ['5', 'manitoba', '1208268', '3.6%', '5.2%', '552329.52', '2.2', '14', '4.5%', '1265015']]
Statement: Ontario has more than a quarter of the National Population Of candada
Statement: with the 2011 Census , Alberta had more people than Manitoba
Statement: Ontario and Quebec account for 62 Percent Of the Population
Statement: Alberta has a slightly less Population Density even though it has 4257744 less people in 2011
Statement: Alberta has had the most Growth from 2006 to 2011 in canada