question: how many percent of police officers in canada were eligible to retire as of the 2017 calendar year?
table.cells: province and territory hirings departures net gain or loss: hirings and departures police officers eligible to retire
table.cells: total experienced police officers recruit total retirements other
table.cells: number percent number percent number percent
table.cells: newfoundland and labrador 53 68 32 44 64 36 9 16
table.cells: prince edward island 10 100 0 20 65 35 -10 17
table.cells: nova scotia 80 100 0 80 61 39 0 18
table.cells: new brunswick 32 100 0 74 51 49 -42 16
table.cells: quebec 901 76 24 800 66 34 101 14
table.cells: ontario 952 29 71 1,127 71 29 -175 8
table.cells: manitoba 112 73 27 117 56 44 -5 10
table.cells: saskatchewan 100 76 24 56 39 61 44 9
table.cells: alberta 474 55 45 254 63 37 220 6
table.cells: british columbia 636 79 21 389 50 50 247 12
table.cells: yukon 10 100 0 9 44 56 1 18
table.cells: northwest territories 12 100 0 4 50 50 8 12
table.cells: nunavut 9 100 0 4 25 75 5 10
table.cells: provincial and territorial total 3,381 61 39 2,978 64 36 403 10
table.cells: royal canadian mounted police operation and corporate headquarters, training academy depot division and forensic labs 2 100 0 79 66 34 -77 40
table.cells: canada 3,383 61 39 3,057 64 36 326 11