Table 4. Population with a Disability by Type and  Number, 2001
	Disability	Number of Disabilities							Percent of persons with disability	Persons diagnosed by a doctor	Percent diagnosed by a doctor
		1 or more	2 or more	3 or more	4 or more	5 or more	6 or more	Total
	Lower Limb	108	40	8	5	1		162	27.0%	144	88.9%
	Sight	110						110	18.3%	103	93.6%
	Upper Limb	51	10	5	1			67	11.1%	55	82.1%
	Behavioral	50	4	3			3	60	10.0%	46	76.7%
	Neck or Spine	33	9	4	1	2	1	50	8.3%	40	80.0%
	Speech	32	14	1				47	7.8%	37	78.7%
	Hearing	29	10					39	6.5%	32	82.1%
	Slow to Learn	12	3	2	1		2	20	3.3%	17	85.0%
	Other	106	5	5		1	1	118	19.6%	97	82.2%
	Not Stated	70						70	11.6%	23	32.9%
	Total	601	95	28	8	4	7	743	123.6%	594	79.9%
	Table 5. Population by Type of First Disability and Sex 2001
	Type of Disability	Sex			Percentage
		Males	Female	Total	Males	Female	Total
	Sight	47	63	110	17.3%	24.2%	20.7%
	Hearing	14	15	29	5.2%	5.8%	5.5%
	Speech	14	18	32	5.2%	6.9%	6.0%
	Upper Limb (arm)	30	21	51	11.1%	8.1%	9.6%
	Lower limb (leg)	55	53	108	20.3%	20.4%	20.3%
	Neck or spine	21	12	33	7.7%	4.6%	6.2%
	Slow to learn	9	3	12	3.3%	1.2%	2.3%
	Behavioural	31	19	50	11.4%	7.3%	9.4%
	Other	50	56	106	18.5%	21.5%	20.0%
	Not stated	34	36	70	12.5%	13.8%	13.2%
	Total	305	296	601	112.5%	113.8%	113.2%
	A person may have more than one disability. The First disability is the one checked first on the census questionnaire
	Table 6. Population with Disabilities Who Require an Aid by Type of Aid, 2001
	Aid	Persons
	Wheelchair	26
	Walker	21
	Crutches	11
	Brailler	2
	Adapted Car	2
	Cane	35
	Prosthesis/ artificial body part	5
	Orthopedic Shoes	5
	Other	18
	None	365
	Not Stated	130