Selected analysis
Findings
These pages examine questions raised by selected sources in the current data.
Evidence, method, interpretation and limits remain separate; each source can be opened from the page.
Evidence: 10 of 27 recorded Statistics
Canada source tables list no territorial geography. The detailed page identifies every source in the
count.
How this was measured The counts use the geography members listed for each linked source, rather than the
observations selected for a particular chart. This prevents a limited selection from being read as
the source’s full geographic coverage.
Inference, not evidence The pattern applies to the selected source tables. It does not establish whether
other tables or other data sources provide territorial data, whether a survey collected territorial
responses, or why a source omits a geography. The current data do not support a same-survey claim.
Evidence: 11100090
lists 0 provincial and 0 territorial
geographies.
How this was measured The geographic counts come from the linked source’s listed members. They are
assessed separately from the other disability sources that may be added to this collection.
Inference, not evidence This selected source does not support a provincial or territorial comparison. It
does not establish that no other jurisdiction-level disability data exist; the geography record also
does not explain whether survey design, disclosure rules or release choices produced this coverage.
How findings are written
Each finding can be checked against the linked data, places its method beside the claim, labels
interpretation and states its limits.