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BelvedereA Community Profile

School Enrollment 103

Education

Highest Level of Education 96

Students (K-12) by Type of School 100

School District Residency 101

Education

Type of Crime by Year 95

Crime

Length of Residence 93

Mobility

Labour Force by Industry 81

Labour Force by Age Group 77

Labour Force by Mode of Transport 85

Occupation by Gender 89

Occupation 87

Labour Force

Income by Households 73

Income

Tenure 68

Structure Type 63

Households by Size 54

Period of Construction 58

Dwelling Unit by Structure Type and Ownership 62

Housing

Immigrants by Place of Birth 39

Ethnic Origin 35

Mother Tongue 48

Immigrants by Period of Immigration 44

Ethnicity

Marital Status 28

Lone Parent Families 34

Marital Status

Population by Single Year of Age 14

Population by Age and Gender 2

Single Year of Age by Gender 18

Citizenship 22

Religious Denomination 19

Population

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BelvedereA Community ProfilePopulation

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0110-114 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0

1105-109 0.0 0 0.0 1 0.0

0100-104 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0

195-99 0.0 4 0.2 5 0.1

490-94 0.2 15 0.7 19 0.4

1385-89 0.6 38 1.7 51 1.1

3380-84 1.5 48 2.1 81 1.8

5675-79 2.6 69 3.0 125 2.8

9970-74 4.5 116 5.1 215 4.8

9765-69 4.4 125 5.5 222 5.0

10460-64 4.7 129 5.6 233 5.2

11855-59 5.4 113 4.9 231 5.2

13150-54 6.0 132 5.8 263 5.9

18245-49 8.3 154 6.7 336 7.5

17840-44 8.1 175 7.7 353 7.9

18135-39 8.2 158 6.9 339 7.6

15430-34 7.0 146 6.4 300 6.7

16525-29 7.5 151 6.6 316 7.1

18020-24 8.2 201 8.8 381 8.5

11315-19 5.1 128 5.6 241 5.4

12710-14 5.8 140 6.1 267 6.0

1385-9 6.3 120 5.3 258 5.8

1210-4 5.5 122 5.3 243 5.4

Note: Group Count is included in the table. Group Count means total numbers of individuals residing in a multiple resident facility (such as a group home, transient drop-in centre, residential hotel, or a criminal detention centre) where the personal information that can be conveyed about those individuals by the facility administration is limited by legislation or the facilities regulations.

2,196Total 100.0 2,284 100.0 4,480 100.0

Age Group No. % No. % No. %

Males Females Total

Population by Age and Gender

2005 Municipal Census

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Source: Federal Census, Statistics Canada

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8575+ 3.7 85 3.7 170 3.7

24065 - 74 10.4 205 9.0 445 9.7

12060 - 64 5.2 160 7.0 280 6.1

7555 - 59 3.3 150 6.6 225 4.9

13550 - 54 5.9 100 4.4 235 5.1

16045 - 49 6.9 125 5.5 285 6.2

17040 - 44 7.4 230 10.1 400 8.7

18035 - 39 7.8 195 8.5 375 8.2

18030 - 34 7.8 170 7.4 350 7.6

17025 - 29 7.4 140 6.1 310 6.8

15520 - 24 6.7 170 7.4 325 7.1

17015 - 19 7.4 130 5.7 300 6.5

12010 - 14 5.2 165 7.2 285 6.2

1705 - 9 7.4 125 5.5 295 6.4

1750 - 4 7.6 135 5.9 310 6.8

2,305Total 100.0 2,285 100.0 4,590 100.0

Note: For privacy, numbers on the report are rounded.


Males Females Total


2001 Federal Census


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2001 Federal Census



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35Group Count 1.5 7 0.3 42 0.9

3185+ 1.3 66 2.8 97 2.1

3580 - 84 1.5 69 2.9 104 2.2

5975 - 79 2.6 80 3.4 139 3.0

9670 - 74 4.2 92 3.9 188 4.0

13865 - 69 6.0 132 5.6 270 5.8

11360 - 64 4.9 131 5.6 244 5.3

12455 - 59 5.4 133 5.7 257 5.5

11050 - 54 4.8 118 5.0 228 4.9

12645 - 49 5.5 120 5.1 246 5.3

17040 - 44 7.4 164 7.0 334 7.2

18835 - 39 8.2 182 7.8 370 8.0

19830 - 34 8.6 152 6.5 350 7.5

16725 - 29 7.3 178 7.6 345 7.4

15420 - 24 6.7 164 7.0 318 6.9

12615 - 19 5.5 169 7.2 295 6.4

11810 - 14 5.1 111 4.7 229 4.9

1485 - 9 6.4 142 6.1 290 6.2

1640 - 4 7.1 132 5.6 296 6.4

Note: Group Count means total numbers of individuals residing in a multiple resident facility (such as a group home, transient drop-in centre, residential hotel, or a criminal detention centre) where the personal information that can be conveyed about those individuals by the facility administration is limited by legislation or the facilities regulations.

2,300Total 100.0 2,342 100.0 4,642 100.0


Males Females Total




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13075+ 5.9 150 6.5 280 6.2

22565 - 74 10.1 175 7.6 400 8.9

11560 - 64 5.2 180 7.8 295 6.5

11555 - 59 5.2 130 5.7 245 5.4

12550 - 54 5.6 105 4.6 230 5.1

9045 - 49 4.1 140 6.1 230 5.1

15040 - 44 6.8 140 6.1 290 6.4

23535 - 39 10.6 155 6.8 390 8.6

19530 - 34 8.8 215 9.4 410 9.1

17525 - 29 7.9 145 6.3 320 7.1

14020 - 24 6.3 180 7.8 320 7.1

10515 - 19 4.7 145 6.3 250 5.5

10510 - 14 4.7 125 5.4 230 5.1

1605 - 9 7.2 150 6.5 310 6.9

1550 - 4 7.0 160 7.0 315 7.0

2,220Total 100.0 2,295 100.0 4,515 100.0



Males Females Total


1996 Federal Census


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1996 Federal Census



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11075+ 4.4 180 7.2 290 5.8

17065 - 74 6.9 160 6.4 330 6.6

14060 - 64 5.7 125 5.0 265 5.3

15055 - 59 6.1 160 6.4 310 6.2

14550 - 54 5.9 150 6.0 295 5.9

12045 - 49 4.8 125 5.0 245 4.9

13040 - 44 5.3 145 5.8 275 5.5

15535 - 39 6.3 155 6.2 310 6.2

21530 - 34 8.7 180 7.2 395 7.9

29025 - 29 11.7 225 8.9 515 10.3

26520 - 24 10.7 250 9.9 515 10.3

16015 - 19 6.5 195 7.8 355 7.1

12510 - 14 5.1 130 5.2 255 5.1

1355 - 9 5.5 160 6.4 295 5.9

1650 - 4 6.7 175 7.0 340 6.8

2,475Total 100.0 2,515 100.0 4,990 100.0



Males Females Total


1991 Federal Census


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1991 Federal Census



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10075+ 4.1 135 5.7 235 4.9

14565 - 74 5.9 155 6.6 300 6.2

24555 - 64 10.0 225 9.6 470 9.8

28545 - 54 11.6 315 13.4 600 12.5

25035 - 44 10.2 265 11.3 515 10.7

44025 - 34 17.9 340 14.5 780 16.2

34520 - 24 14.0 300 12.8 645 13.4

22515 - 19 9.1 210 8.9 435 9.0

13510 - 14 5.5 140 6.0 275 5.7

1255 - 9 5.1 115 4.9 240 5.0

1650 - 4 6.7 150 6.4 315 6.5


2,460Total 100.0 2,350 100.0 4,810 100.0


Males Females Total


1986 Federal Census


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1986 Federal Census



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6128 5262 296

5327 4561 295

6226 4760 294

6625 4159 393

7224 5458 192

8323 3457 791

7822 3756 690

7421 6355 989

6620 5654 988

4219 4253 887

5318 5152 1486

4417 5351 1185

4416 5850 1684

5315 6949 1883

4014 6348 1882

5113 5847 1381

4912 7246 1680

5411 7245 1479

7110 7444 3378

459 6843 2277

578 7142 2976

517 7441 2775

516 6340 3374

545 7739 5073

514 5338 4972

563 7537 5071

472 6436 3070

441 6735 4669

450 6034 3968


Age No. Age No. Age No.

Population by Single Year of Age


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6533 3567 1100+

6332 5266 0100

4831 5065 099

6130 4864 098

6929 3963 197

Total 4,439

Note: Group Count is NOT included in the table. Group Count means total numbers of individuals residing in a multiple resident facility (such as a group home, transient drop-in centre, residential hotel, or a criminal detention centre) where the personal information that can be conveyed about those individuals by the facility administration is limited by legislation or the facilities regulations.






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6428 6765 0102

7727 4564 0101

5926 4763 0100

6725 4862 099

6624 4661 298

6023 5860 297

6522 4059 096

5021 5658 195

7720 4157 294

6719 6056 593

7418 6055 092

5017 5354 891

5216 3453 890

5215 5052 1289

5714 4551 888

4313 4650 1387

4312 5949 1586

4111 5048 2185

4510 3947 2384

419 4946 1983

628 4945 1582

487 6544 2481

696 7043 2380

705 6242 2179

524 6741 2278

663 7040 3277

592 8739 3376

501 5638 3175

690 7137 2574





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42Group Count

8636 2573 0110

7035 5072 0109

5434 4471 0108

8033 4470 0107

6432 4369 0106

8331 4468 0105

6930 6067 0104

7829 5666 0103

Total 4,642





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3033 1867 1100+35 17 03132 2066 010032 32 02631 2265 09922 28 03130 2164 09830 27 03729 1363 19732 26 03528 2762 09626 25 22327 2161 09530 24 23126 2060 19431 27 13525 1959 19331 22 23424 2758 09238 27 14423 2157 19139 13 64022 1956 19038 18 53021 3155 28944 32 72620 2954 38840 27 62319 1553 28719 27 62518 2752 28628 24 122117 2751 48523 26 71816 3050 58426 28 112115 3949 58332 30 131614 3648 98224 27 92413 3547 78127 23 62012 3446 78029 38 93111 3745 57923 35 93510 4044 157836 34 18199 3443 107726 34 12338 3642 127624 35 17267 3741 147525 37 13336 2840 147418 35 19275 4439 257327 33 25324 2838 247219 25 25323 4137 197124 34 31162 3236 157031 32 15221 3335 216922 34 25190 3334 166826 27 23

Total Male 2,162 Total Female 2,277

Note: Group Count is NOT included in the table. Group Count means total numbers of individuals residing in a multiple resident facility (such as a group home, transient drop-in centre, residential hotel, or a criminal detention centre) where the personal information that can be conveyed about those individuals by the facility administration is limited by legislation or the facilities regulations.


Age Male Female Age Male Female Age Male Female

Single Year of Age by Gender



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80Ukrainian Catholic 1.8

20Sikh 0.4

0Serbian Orthodox 0.0

0Salvation Army 0.0

1,420Roman Catholic 31.5

230Protestant 5.1

10Presbyterian 0.2

45Pentecostal 1.0

0Pagan 0.0

15Orthodox not included elsewhere 0.3

20Non-denominational 0.4

1,160No Religion 25.7

0Native Indian or Inuit 0.0

195Muslim 4.3

0Methodist 0.0

0Mennonite 0.0

190Lutheran 4.2

0Jewish 0.0

10Jehovah's Witnesses 0.2

0Hutterite 0.0

35Hindu 0.8

55Greek Orthodox 1.2

15Evangelical Missionary Church 0.3

10Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints 0.2

50Christian Reformed Church 1.1

215Christian not included elsewhere 4.8

0Christian and Missionary Alliance 0.0

155Buddhist 3.4

0Brethren in Christ 0.0

115Baptist 2.5

100Anglican 2.2

10Adventist - Seventh-day 0.2

2001 Federal Census

Religious Denomination No. %

Religious Denomination


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340United Church 7.5

15Ukrainian Orthodox 0.3

4,510Total 100.0


2001 Federal Census





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485United Church 9.9

90Ukrainian Catholic 1.8

0Sikh 0.0

0Salvation Army 0.0

1,770Roman Catholic 36.2

100Reformed Bodies 2.0

35Presbyterian 0.7

35Pentecostal 0.7

20Other Religions 0.4

375Other Protestant 7.7

895No Religion 18.3

10Mennonite 0.2

185Lutheran 3.8

0Jewish 0.0

65Jehovah's Witnesses 1.3

100Islam 2.0

0Hindu 0.0

295Eastern Orthodox 6.0

10Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints 0.2

50Buddhist 1.0

105Baptist 2.1

260Anglican 5.3

4,885Total 100.0


1991 Federal Census





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275Non Canadian Citizen 6.1

4,205Canadian Citizen 93.9

4,480Total 100.0



Citizenship No. %

Citizenship



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165Non Canadian Citizenship 3.6

4,400Canadian Citizenship 96.4

4,565Total 100.0


2001 Federal Census

Citizenship No. %

Citizenship



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42Group Count 0.9


4,642Total 100.0



Citizenship No. %

Citizenship



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4,540Total 100.0


1996 Federal Census

Citizenship No. %

Citizenship



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4,890Total 100.0


1991 Federal Census

Citizenship No. %

Citizenship



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4,650Total 100.0


1986 Federal Census

Citizenship No. %

Citizenship

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41Unknown 0.9

309Widowed 6.9

516Separated, divorced 11.5

11Other 0.2

1,940Never Married 43.3

1,300Married 29.0

363Common-law 8.1

4,480Total 100.0

Note: Group Count is included in the table as Unknown. Group Count means total numbers of individuals residing in a multiple resident facility (such as a group home, transient drop-in centre, residential hotel, or a criminal detention centre) where the personal information that can be conveyed about those individuals by the facility administration is limited by legislation or the facilities regulations.


Marital Status No. %

Marital Status



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240Widowed 6.5

195Separated (but still legally married) 5.3

475Divorced 12.9

1,410Legally Married (and not separated) 38.3

1,365Never Legally Married (single) 37.0

3,685Total 100.0


2001 Federal Census


Marital Status



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42Group Count 0.9

375Widowed 8.1

332Common Law 7.2

43Other 0.9

443Separated / Divorced 9.5



4,642Total 100.0




Marital Status



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335Widowed 9.1


450Divorced 12.2



3,685Total 100.0


1996 Federal Census


Marital Status



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335Widowed 8.2


385Divorced 9.4



4,110Total 100.0


1991 Federal Census


Marital Status



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270Widowed 6.8

280Divorced 7.0

2,135Legally Married (includes separated) 53.6


3,985Total 100.0


1986 Federal Census


Marital Status



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3202001

2151996

2751991

2351986


Federal Census

Year No.

Lone Parent Families

BelvedereEthnicity A Community ProfileEthnicity


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4,150Multiple Origins 63.8

0Welsh 0.0

350Ukrainian 5.4

0Swedish 0.0

60Scottish 0.9

10Russian 0.2

0Québécois 0.0

75Polish 1.2

20Norwegian 0.3

215North American Indian 3.3

30Métis 0.5

40Lebanese 0.6

50Italian 0.8

40Irish 0.6

0Inuit 0.0

0Haitian 0.0

10Greek 0.2

235German 3.6

70French 1.1

50Filipino 0.8

75English 1.2

90East Indian 1.4

85Dutch (Netherlands) 1.3

50Danish 0.8

235Chinese 3.6

550Canadian 8.5

0British 0.0

10American (USA) 0.2

0Acadian 0.0

2,350Sub Total 36.2

Single Origins No. %


Ethnic Origin2001 Federal Census



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0Welsh 0.0

580Ukrainian 9.1

0Swedish 0.0

90Scottish 1.4

0Russian 0.0

20Portuguese 0.3

15Polish 0.2

20Norwegian 0.3

80North American Indian 1.3

25Metis 0.4

0Jewish 0.0

35Italian 0.5

65Irish 1.0

0Inuit 0.0

40Hungarian (Magyar) 0.6

0Haitian 0.0

0Greek 0.0

175German 2.7

125French 2.0

25Filipino 0.4

295English 4.6

40East Indian 0.6


10Danish 0.2

185Chinese 2.9

445Canadian 7.0

0American 0.0

0Acadian 0.0

2,400Sub Total 37.6






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15Yugoslav 0.3

20Vietnamese 0.4

600Ukrainian 12.2

15Swedish 0.3

35Spanish 0.7

35Scottish 0.7

175Portuguese 3.6

115Polish 2.3

155Other single origins 3.2

0Other British 0.0

45Norwegian 0.9

0Lebanese 0.0

0Korean 0.0

0Jewish 0.0

0Japanese 0.0

60Italian 1.2

125Irish 2.6

55Hungarian (Magyar) 1.1

0Greek 0.0

235German 4.8

200French 4.1

10Finnish 0.2

105Filipino 2.1

430English 8.8

50East Indian 1.0


15Danish 0.3

10Croatian 0.2

160Chinese 3.3

100Canadian 2.0

85Black 1.7

260Aboriginal 5.3

3,300Sub Total 67.3






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725Ukrainian 15.6

45South Asian 1.0

165Polish 3.5

485Other single origins 10.4

0Jewish 0.0

70Italian 1.5

300German 6.4

200French 4.3


150Chinese 3.2

765British 16.4

30Black 0.6

125Aboriginal peoples 2.7

3,150Sub Total 67.7






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10Yugoslavia 1.1

70Vietnam 7.4

10United States 1.1

20United Kingdom 2.1

10Ukraine 1.1

0Taiwan 0.0

0Switzerland 0.0

0South Africa, Republic of 0.0

45Portugal 4.8

85Poland 9.0

40Philippines 4.2

320Other 33.9

45Netherlands 4.8

0Morocco 0.0

10Mexico 1.1

30Lebanon 3.2

0Korea, South 0.0

0Jamaica 0.0

10Italy 1.1

0Ireland, Republic of (Eire) 0.0

20India 2.1

15Hong Kong, Special Administrative Region 1.6

0Haiti 0.0

0Guyana 0.0

10Greece 1.1

85Germany 9.0

0France 0.0

0Egypt 0.0

0Croatia 0.0

100China, People's Republic of 10.6

10Austria 1.1

945Total 100.0


2001 Federal Census

Place of Birth No. %

Immigrants by Place of Birth

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0Sri Lanka 0.0

0South Korea 0.0

0South Africa, Republic of 0.0

0Russian Federation 0.0

30Romania 3.7

20Portugal 2.4

40Poland 4.9

15Philippines 1.8

0Pakistan 0.0

0Other Asia 0.0

165Other 20.1

110Netherlands 13.4

0Malaysia 0.0

20Lebanon 2.4

0Kenya 0.0

10Jamaica 1.2

10Italy 1.2

0Ireland, Republic of (Eire) 0.0

10India 1.2

20Hungary 2.4

0Hong Kong 0.0

30Guyana 3.7

0Greece 0.0

45Germany 5.5

10France 1.2

0Fiji 0.0

10El Salvador 1.2

10Denmark 1.2

0Czechoslovakia 0.0

10Croatia 1.2

85China, People's Republic of 10.4

15Chile 1.8

0Cambodia 0.0

10Austria 1.2

1996 Federal Census



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0Yugoslavia 0.0

65Vietnam 7.9

10United States of America 1.2


10Ukraine 1.2

0Trinidad and Tobago 0.0

0Tanzania, United Republic of 0.0

820Total 100.0


1996 Federal Census





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540Other Europe 51.7

255Other Asia 24.4

70Oceania & Other 6.7

0India 0.0

50Central and South America 4.8

0Caribbean and Bermuda 0.0

50Africa 4.8

1,045Total 100.0


1991 Federal Census





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445Other Europe 47.1

205Other Asia 21.7

60Other Americas 6.3

0Other 0.0

40Oceania 4.2

30Italy 3.2

10India 1.1

35Africa 3.7

945Total 100.0


1986 Federal Census





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1101996-2001 11.6

1051991-1995 11.1

2451981-1990 25.8

2201971-1980 23.2

501961-1970 5.3

220Before 1961 23.2

950Total 100.0


2001 Federal Census

Period of Immigration No. %

Immigrants by Period of Immigration



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1951991-1995 23.8

1101981-1990 13.4

1301971-1980 15.9

751961-1970 9.1

310Before 1961 37.8

820Total 100.0


1996 Federal Census





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3051981-1990 29.3

3201971-1980 30.8

901961-1970 8.7

325Before 1961 31.3

1,040Total 100.0


1991 Federal Census





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1051983-1986 10.9

1551978-1982 16.1

2051967-1977 21.4

2151956-1966 22.4

1351946-1955 14.1

145Before 1946 15.1

960Total 100.0


1986 Federal Census





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0Russian 0.0

25Punjabi 0.5

60Portuguese 1.3

65Polish 1.4

0Persian (Farsi) 0.0

115Other languages 2.5

0Ojibway 0.0

0Mandarin 0.0

0Kutchin-Gwich'in (Loucheux) 0.0

0Korean 0.0

25Italian 0.5

0Inuktitut (Eskimo) 0.0

10Hungarian 0.2

35Hindi 0.8

0Greek 0.0

145German 3.2

55Dutch 1.2

30Danish 0.7

0Croatian 0.0

0Creoles 0.0

15Cree 0.3

0Chipewyan 0.0

120Chinese 2.6

80Cantonese 1.8

25Arabic 0.5

Non-Official

50French 1.1

3,240English 71.0

3,290 72.1

Official

Single Responses

Mother Tongue No. %

2001 Federal Census

Mother Tongue


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Multiple Responses 120 2.6

40Vietnamese 0.9

0Urdu 0.0

120Ukrainian 2.6

35Tagalog (Pilipino) 0.8

155Spanish 3.4

0South Slave 0.0

0Serbo-Croatian 0.0

1,155 25.3

Non-Official

4,565Grand Total 100.0


2001 Federal Census

Mother Tongue



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75Spanish 1.7

0South Slave 0.0

0Serbo-Croatian 0.0

0Punjabi 0.0

20Portuguese 0.4

30Polish 0.7


0Ojibway 0.0

0Norwegian 0.0

0Japanese 0.0

25Italian 0.6


40Hungarian 0.9

10Hindi 0.2

0Greek 0.0

105German 2.3

0Frisian 0.0

100Dutch 2.2

0Dogrib 0.0

0Dene 0.0

0Creoles 0.0

0Cree 0.0

200Chinese 4.4

25Arabic 0.6

Non-Official

100French 2.2

3,165English 69.9

3,265 72.2

Official

Single Responses

Mother Tongue No. %

1996 Federal Census

Mother Tongue


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60Vietnamese 1.3

275Ukrainian 6.1

1,190 26.3

Non-Official



1996 Federal Census

Mother Tongue



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245Ukrainian 4.9


90Spanish 1.8

0South Slave 0.0

10Punjabi 0.2

80Portuguese 1.6

55Polish 1.1


20Italian 0.4


5Greek 0.1

105German 2.1

110Dutch 2.2

20Cree 0.4

0Chipewyan 0.0

130Chinese 2.6

0Athapaskan languages 0.0

35Arabic 0.7

1,135 22.7

Non-Official

110French 2.2

3,510English 70.2

3,620 72.4

Official

Single Responses

Mother Tongue No. %



1991 Federal Census

Mother Tongue



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25Vietnamese 0.5

340Ukrainian 7.1


55Spanish 1.1

10Punjabi 0.2

60Portuguese 1.2

60Polish 1.2


30Italian 0.6

30Hungarian 0.6

0Greek 0.0

140German 2.9

120Dutch 2.5

15Cree 0.3

135Chinese 2.8

30Arabic 0.6

1,165 24.2

Non-Official

100French 2.1

3,145English 65.3

3,245 67.4

Official

Single Responses

Mother Tongue No. %



1986 Federal Census

Mother Tongue

BelvedereHousing A Community ProfileHousing


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556 or more persons 2.8

3254-5 persons 16.3

2903 persons 14.5

6102 persons 30.6

7151 person 35.8

1,995Total 100.0

Average Number of Persons in Private Household 2.3


Household Size No. %

Households by Size2001 Federal Census



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3054-5 persons 15.0

2753 persons 13.5

5902 persons 29.1

7901 person 38.9

2,030Total 100.0







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3154-5 persons 15.2

3203 persons 15.4

6452 persons 31.1

7151 person 34.5

2,075Total 100.0







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3504-5 persons 19.1

2953 persons 16.1

5802 persons 31.7

5201 person 28.4

1,830Total 100.0







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01996-2001 0.0

151991-1995 0.8

251986-1990 1.3

2301981-1985 11.6

4651971-1980 23.4

8601961-1970 43.2

3001946-1960 15.1

95Before 1946 4.8

1,990Total 100.0


2001 Federal Census

Period of Construction No. %

Occupied Private Dwellings

Period of Construction



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901991-1996 4.4

3351981-1990 16.5

3951971-1980 19.5

8951961-1970 44.1

2601946-1960 12.8

55Before 1946 2.7

2,030Total 100.0


1996 Federal Census






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501986-1990 2.4

2451981-1985 11.8

6301971-1980 30.3

8351961-1970 40.1

2601946-1960 12.5

60Before 1946 2.9

2,080Total 100.0


1991 Federal Census






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3601981-1985 19.7

3651971-1980 19.9

7851961-1970 42.9

2701946-1960 14.8

50Before 1946 2.7

1,830Total 100.0


1986 Federal Census






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819115704Single-detached house

1138627Row house

110Rooming house/collective residence

000Other residential

000Manufactured home/mobile home

101Hotel or motel

1509555Duplex/triplex/fourplex

597458139Apartment with less than 5 stories

2692672Apartment with 5 or more stories

1,9501,022928Total

Structure Type Owned Rented Total

Dwelling Unit by Structure Type and Ownership2005 Municipal Census



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873Single-detached house 40.4

130Row house 6.0

1Rooming house/collective residence 0.0

0Other residential 0.0

0Manufactured home/mobile home 0.0

1Hotel or motel 0.0

165Duplex/triplex/fourplex 7.6

701Apartment with less than 5 stories 32.5

288Apartment with 5 or more stories 13.3

2,159Total 100.0


Structure Type No. %

Structure Type



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120Semi-detached house 6.0

130Row house 6.5

0Other single-attached house 0.0

15Movable dwelling 0.8

45Apartment, detached duplex 2.3

275Apartment, building that has five or more storeys 13.8

575Apartment, building that has fewer than five storeys 28.9

1,990Total 100.0

2001 Federal Census



Structure Type



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121Row house 5.3

173Rooming house/collective residence 7.5

8Other residential 0.3

17Manufactured/mobile home 0.7

6Hotel or motel 0.3

226Duplex/triplex/fourplex 9.8

272Apartment with 5 or more stories 11.8

634Apartment less than 5 stories 27.6

2,301Total 100.0




Structure Type



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210Row house 10.3






2,030Total 100.0


1996 Federal Census



Structure Type



Page 67 of 103




205Row house 9.9






2,075Total 100.0


1991 Federal Census



Structure Type



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995Rented 49.9

1,000Owned 50.1


1,995Total 100.0

Tenure2001 Federal Census

Tenure No. %




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1,243Rented 58.7

873Owned 41.3

2,116Total 100.0

Tenure1999 Municipal Census

Tenure No. %




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1,110Rented 54.7

920Owned 45.3


2,030Total 100.0


Tenure No. %




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1,190Rented 57.5

880Owned 42.5


2,070Total 100.0


Tenure No. %




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945Rented 51.5

890Owned 48.5


1,835Total 100.0


Tenure No. %


BelvedereIncome A Community ProfileIncome


Page 73 of 103


75$100,000 and over 3.8

65$ 90,000 - $99,999 3.3

65$ 80,000 - $89,999 3.3

125$ 60,000 - $69,999 6.3

155$ 50,000 - $59,999 7.8

210$ 40,000 - $49,999 10.5

295$ 30,000 - $39,999 14.8

365$ 20,000 - $29,999 18.3

310$ 10,000 - $19,999 15.5

235Under $10,000 11.8

$39,405Average Household Income:

2,000Total 100.0


In 2000 Dollars

Income Range ($) No. %

2001 Federal Census

Income by Households



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30$100,000 and over 1.5

15$ 90,000 - $99,999 0.7

30$ 80,000 - $89,999 1.5

140$ 60,000 - $69,999 6.9

145$ 50,000 - $59,999 7.1

175$ 40,000 - $49,999 8.6

230$ 30,000 - $39,999 11.3

360$ 20,000 - $29,999 17.6

520$ 10,000 - $19,999 25.5

310Under $10,000 15.2


2,040Total 100.0


in 1995 Dollars


1996 Federal Census




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190$70,000 and over 9.2

135$ 60,000 - $69,999 6.5

155$ 50,000 - $59,999 7.5

210$ 40,000 - $49,999 10.1

275$ 30,000 - $39,999 13.3

315$ 20,000 - $29,999 15.2

195$ 15,000 - $19,999 9.4

305$ 10,000 - $14,999 14.7

290Under $10,000 14.0


2,070Total 100.0


In 1990 Dollars


1991 Federal Census




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255$50,000 and over 13.9

200$40,000 - $49,999 10.9

115$35,000 - $39,999 6.3

135$30,000 - $34,999 7.4

160$25,000 - $29,999 8.7

175$20,000 - $24,999 9.6

170$15,000 - $19,999 9.3

245$10,000 - $14,999 13.4

250$5,000 - $9,999 13.7

125Under $5,000 6.8


1,830Total 100.0


In 1985 Dollars


1986 Federal Census


BelvedereLabour Force A Community ProfileLabour Force


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1,4955095525 years and over 490

3253519015-24 years 100

1,145 85 590 1,820Total Males

Males

1,5504073025 years and over 780

2952015515-24 years 120

885 60 900 1,845Total Females

Females

2,030 145 1,490 3,665Total Both


2001 Federal Census

Labour Class EmployedNot

Employed Total

Not In Labour

Force

Labour Force

Labour Force by Age Group



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1,5759589525 years and over 585

2503514515-24 years 70

1,040 130 655 1,825Total Males

Males

1,54012563025 years and over 785

3254512515-24 years 155


Females

1,795 300 1,595 3,690Total Both


1996 Federal Census


Employed Total

Not In Labour

Force

Labour Force




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1,55513597525 years and over 445

4456527015-24 years 110

1,245 200 555 2,000Total Males

Males

1,57011579525 years and over 660

4255521515-24 years 155

1,010 170 815 1,995Total Females

Females

2,255 370 1,370 3,995Total Both


1991 Federal Census


Employed Total

Not In Labour

Force

Labour Force




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1,9552301,28015 years and over 445

1,280 230 445 1,955Total Males

Males

1,86511597015 years and over 780


Females

2,250 345 1,225 3,820Total Both


1986 Federal Census


Employed Total

Not In Labour

Force

Labour Force




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85Wholesale trade 3.9

10Utilities 0.5

245Transportation and warehousing 11.4

215Retail trade 10.0

30Real estate and rental and leasing 1.4

130Public administration 6.0

125Professional, scientific and technical services 5.8

135Other services (except public administration) 6.3

45Mining and oil and gas extraction 2.1

210Manufacturing 9.7

0Management of companies and enterprises 0.0

30Information and cultural industries 1.4

205Healthcare and social assistance 9.5

35Finance and insurance 1.6

75Educational services 3.5

150Construction 7.0

50Arts, entertainment and recreation 2.3

30Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting 1.4

125Administrative and support, and waste management services 5.8

225Accommodation and food services 10.4

2,155Total 100.0

Note: Based on North American Industrial Classification System (NAIC).


2001 Federal Census

Industry No. %

15 Years and Over

Labour Force by Industry



Page 82 of 103


115Wholesale trade industries 5.9

175Transportation and storage industries 9.0

225Retail trade industries 11.5

45Real estate operator and insurance agent industries 2.3

145Other service industries 7.4

30Mining, quarrying and oil well industries 1.5

290Manufacturing industries 14.8

10Logging and forestry industries 0.5

220Health and social service industries 11.3

125Government service industries 6.4

0Fishing and trapping industries 0.0

20Finance and insurance industries 1.0

65Educational service industries 3.3

145Construction industries 7.4

60Communication and other utility industries 3.1

110Business service industries 5.6

0Agricultural and related service industries 0.0

175Accommodation, food and beverage service industries 9.0

1,955Total 100.0

Note: Based on Standard Industrial Classification System (SIC)


1996 Federal Census

Industry No. %

15 Years and Over




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160Wholesale trade industries 6.3

175Transportation and storage industries 6.8

380Retail trade industries 14.9

60Real estate operator and insurance agent industries 2.3

195Other service industries 7.6

35Mining (incl. milling), quarrying and oil well industries 1.4

315Manufacturing industries 12.3

0Logging and forestry industries 0.0

265Health and social service industries 10.4

170Government service industries 6.7

0Fishing and trapping industries 0.0

85Finance and insurance industries 3.3

105Educational service industries 4.1

205Construction industries 8.0

135Communication and other utility industries 5.3

100Business service industries 3.9

10Agricultural and related service industries 0.4

160Accommodation, food and beverage service industries 6.3

2,555Total 100.0

Note: Based on Standard Industrial Classification System (SIC)


1991 Federal Census

Industry No. %

15 Years and Over




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180Wholesale trade 7.1

165Transportation and warehousing 6.5

305Retail trade 12.0

25Real estate and related 1.0

215Other services 8.5

50Mining and oil and gas extraction 2.0

350Manufacturing 13.8

15Logging and forestry industry 0.6

175Healthcare and social assistance 6.9

220Government services 8.7

60Finance and insurance 2.4

85Educational services 3.3

215Construction 8.5

115Communication and utilities 4.5

110Business services 4.3

10Agriculture 0.4

245Accommodation and food services 9.6

2,540Total 100.0

Note: Based on Standard Industrial Classification System (SIC).


1986 Federal Census

Industry No. %

15 Years and Over




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0Other method 2525

0Taxicab 1010

0Motorcycle 1515

0Bicycle 1515

80Walked 15070

210Public transit 340130

75Car, Truck, Van (as passenger) 15580

470Car, Truck, Van (as driver) 1,235765

1,110Total 1,945835


2001 Federal Census

Mode of Transport Female TotalMale

15 Years and Over

Labour Force by Mode of Transport



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10Other method 3020

0Taxicab 00

0Motorcycle 00

0Bicycle 1010

40Walked 10060

190Public transit 295105

30Car, Truck, Van (as passenger) 9565

435Car, Truck, Van (as driver) 1,165730

990Total 1,695705


1996 Federal Census

Mode of Transport Female TotalMale

15 Years and Over

Labour Force by Mode of Transport



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34Unknown 1.5 7 0.3

19Other 0.9 21 0.9

129Preschool 5.9 127 5.6

202Kind - Gr.6 9.2 185 8.1

62Gr.7 - Gr.9 2.8 84 3.7

54Gr.10 - Gr.12 2.5 71 3.1

78Post Sec. Student 3.6 124 5.4

69Perm. unable to work 3.1 61 2.7

345Retired 15.7 503 22.0

111Unemployed 5.1 123 5.4

3Homemaker 0.1 116 5.1

108Employed 0 - 30 hrs 4.9 159 7.0

982Employed 30+ hrs 44.7 703 30.8

2,196Total 100.0 2,284 100.0



Age Group

Females

No. %

Males

No. %

Occupation



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35Group Count 1.5 7 0.3

11Other 0.5 13 0.6

178Preschool 7.7 141 6.0

186Kind - Gr.6 8.1 181 7.7

72Gr.7 - Gr.9 3.1 77 3.3

57Gr.10 - Gr.12 2.5 90 3.8

75Post Sec. Student 3.3 96 4.1

69Perm. unable to work 3.0 59 2.5

423Retired 18.4 537 22.9

218Unemployed 9.5 161 6.9

3Homemaker 0.1 204 8.7

104Employed 0 - 30 hrs 4.5 186 7.9

869Employed 30+ hrs 37.8 590 25.2

2,300Total 100.0 2,342 100.0



Age Group

Females

No. %

Males

No. %

Occupation



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452025Occupation - Not applicable

1304090Processing, manufacturing and utilities

95095Primary industry

53540495Trades, transport and equipment operators and related occupations

620360260Sales and service occupations

301020Art, culture, recreation and sport

756510Social science, education, government service and religion

807010Health occupations

1303595Natural and applied sciences and related occupations

36527590Business, finance and administration occupations

904545Management occupations

2,1959601,235Total

Note: Based on 2001 National Occupational Classification System.


2001 Federal Census

Occupation Male Female Total

15 Years and Over

Occupation by Gender



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1307555Occupation - Not applicable

22060160Occupations unique to processing, manufacturing and utilities

50050Occupations unique to primary industry

4100410Trades, transport and equipment operators and related occupations

575335240Sales and service occupations

25250Occupations in art, culture, recreation and sport

55550Occupations in social science, education, government service and religion

604515Health occupations

75075Natural and applied sciences and related occupations

405300105Business, finance and administrative occupations

551540Management occupations

2,0609101,150Total

Note: Based on 1991 Standard Occupational Classification System


1996 Federal Census


15 Years and Over




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13510125Transport equipment operating occupations

703535Teaching and related occupations

12510115Product fabricating, assembling & repairing occupations

20020Other crafts and equipment operating occupations

75075Occupations not elsewhere classified

1103080Processing occupations

654520Occupations in social sciences and related fields

000Occupations in religion

752550Occupations in natural sciences, engineering and math

1159025Occupations in medicine and health

430235195Service occupations

20020Mining & quarrying, oil & gas field occupations

310130180Sales occupations

501535Material handling and related occupations

1355085Managerial, administrative and related occupations

40040Machining and related occupations

000Forestry and logging occupations

000Fishing, trapping and related occupations

251015Farming, horticultural and animal husbandry occupations

2050205Construction trades occupations

53544590Clerical and related occupations

201010Artistic, literary, recreational and related occupations

2,5601,1401,420Total

Note: Based on 1980 Standard Occupational Classification System.


1991 Federal Census


15 Years and Over




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40040Other occupations

551045Other crafts and equipment

702545Material handling and related

19025165Transport

2100210Construction trades

21055155Product fabrication and assembly

45045Machining and related

1052085Processing occupations

15015Mining, quarrying, oil and gas

000Forestry and logging

10010Farming, horticulture and animal husbandry

495270225Service occupations

1609070Sales occupations

550410140Clerical and related

15015Artistic, literary and recreation

705515Medicine and health

503020Teaching and related

000Religion

20200Social science

601545Natural science, engineering and math

15540115Managerial and administration

2,5251,0651,460Total

Note: Based on 1980 Standard Occupational Classification System.


1986 Federal Census


15 Years and Over


BelvedereMobility A Community ProfileMobility


Page 93 of 103


0.418Territories/Manitoba/Saskatchewan

0.420Outside of Canada

0.836Ontario or Quebec

13.6608Elsewhere in Edmonton

1.566Elsewhere in Alberta

0.211British Columbia

0.16Atlantic Canada

765 17.1Sub Total

%No.Mobile Within Last Year

0.941Unknown

1.255Child less than 1 year

96 2.1Sub Total

%No.Other

46.82,0955 years or more

11.65193 years to less than 5 years

22.41,0051 year to less than 3 years

3,619 80.8Sub Total

%No.Stable

Total 4,480 100.0


Length of Residence2005 Municipal Census

BelvedereMobility A Community ProfileMobility


Page 94 of 103


0.521Territories/Manitoba/Saskatchewan

0.312Outside of Canada

0.522Ontario or Quebec

10.9507Elsewhere in Edmonton

2.093Elsewhere in Alberta

0.630British Columbia

0.27Atlantic Canada

692 14.9Sub Total

%No.Mobile Within Last Year

0.942Group Count

1.571Child less than 1 year

113 2.4Sub Total

%No.Other

45.82,1255 years or more

11.55363 years to less than 5 years

25.31,1761 year to less than 3 years

3,837 82.7Sub Total

%No.Stable

Total 4,642 100.0


Length of Residence1999 Municipal Census

BelvedereCrime A Community ProfileCrime

Source: Edmonton Police Service

Page 95 of 103

Source: Edmonton Police Service

8952331272005 492 43

931223842004 553 71

1,026292932003 558 83

9412311442002 497 69

928230982001 504 96

9082781102000 423 97

1,0133501141999 439 110

Violent Crime: Crimes of violence involve offences that deal with the application or threat of application of force to a person. They include homicide, attempted murder, sexual assault, non-sexual assault, other sexual offences, abduction and robbery. Traffic incidents that result in death or bodily harm are included under Criminal Code Traffic Offences.

Property Crime: Property crime involves unlawful acts with the intent of gaining property. It includes actual and attempted break and enter, actual and attempted motor vehicle theft, ‘other’ theft (i.e. theft from vehicle, shoplifting, theft of bicycle, and other thefts), possession of stolen property, and fraud.

Criminal Code Traffic: Includes dangerous driving, impaired driving, refuse breath or blood sample, and failure to remain at the scene of an accident.

Crime Stoppers TIPS Line: 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) or

Website: www.police.edmonton.ab.ca

The categorization of crime is based on the definition of crime provided by Statistics Canada in their Uniform Crime Reports (UCR).

Other Criminal Code Offences: Includes Criminal Code offences that are not classified as violent, property or traffic offences. Examples are mischief offences, administration of justice offences (e.g. failure to comply with a summons or an appearance notice, bail violations, failure to appear in court) and offensive weapons offences.

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Due to variable reporting procedures, counterfeiting currency offences have been excluded for all years reported.

Edmonton Police Service

Year Violent Other CC TotalPropertyCC

Traffic

Type of Crime by Year

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BelvedereEducation A Community ProfileEducation


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140University with bachelor's degree or higher 4.1

175University without degree 5.2

280College with certificate or diploma 8.3

320College without certificate or diploma 9.5

535Trades certificate or diploma 15.8

510Grades 9 to 13 with high school graduation certificate 15.1

1,005Grades 9 to 13 without high school graduation certificate 29.7

415Less than grade 9 12.3

3,380Total 100.0


2001 Federal Census

Highest Education No. %

20 Years and Over

Highest Level of Education



Page 97 of 103




565Non-University with certificate or diploma 15.4

335Non-University without certificate or diploma 9.1





3,675Total 100.0


1996 Federal Census


15 Years and Over




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3,990Total 100.0


1991 Federal Census


15 Years and Over




Page 99 of 103










3,820Total 100.0


1986 Federal Census


15 Years and Over




Page 100 of 103


475Public 71.6

15Private 2.3

0Charter 0.0

168Catholic 25.3

5At home 0.8

663Total 100.0


Type of School No. %

Students (K-12) by Type of School



Page 101 of 103


3,378Edmonton Public School District Resident

1,102Edmonton Catholic School District Resident

4,480Total



School District No.

School District Residency



Page 102 of 103


42Group Count

3,541Edmonton Public School District Resident

1,059Edmonton Catholic School District Resident

4,642Total



School District No.

School District Residency


Source: Edmonton Public Schools

Page 103 of 103

Source: Edmonton Public Schools

1991 2731999

1990 1998

1989 1997 3772005

1988 1996 3822004

1987 1995 3642003

1986 1994 3552002

1985 1993 3332001

1984 1992 3042000

Grades K-9, Capacity 365, Year Built 1999

Edmonton Christian School

Year No. Year No. Year No.

2661991 2021999

2351990 2051998

2101989 1851997 1982005

1941988 1741996 2082004

1921987 1821995 2132003

1801986 1921994 2382002

1681985 2261993 2372001

1701984 2671992 2282000

Grades K-6, Capacity 400, Year Built 1959

Belvedere Elementary School

Year No. Year No. Year No.

2005 Edmonton Public Schools

School Enrollment

Population by Age and Gender 2005 MunicipalPopulation by Age and Gender 2001 FederalPopulation by Age and Gender 1999 MunicipalPopulation by Age and Gender 1996 FederalPopulation by Age and Gender 1991 FederalPopulation by Age and Gender 1986 FederalPopulation by Single Year of Age 2005 MunicipalPopulation by Single Year of Age 1999 MunicipalSingle Year of Age by Gender 2005 MunicipalReligious Denomination 2001 FederalReligious Denomination 1991 FederalCitizenship 2005 MunicipalCitizenship 2001 FederalCitizenship 1999 MunicipalCitizenship 1996 FederalCitizenship 1991 FederalCitizenship 1986 FederalMarital Status 2005 MunicipalMarital Status 2001 FederalMarital Status 1999 MunicipalMarital Status 1996 FederalMarital Status 1991 FederalMarital Status 1986 FederalLone Parent Families 2001 FederalEthnic Origin 2001 FederalEthnic Origin 1996 FederalEthnic Origin 1991 FederalEthnic Origin 1986 FederalImmigrants by Place of Birth 2001 FederalImmigrants by Place of Birth 1996 FederalImmigrants by Place of Birth 1991 FederalImmigrants by Place of Birth 1986 FederalImmigrants by Period of Immigration 2001 FederalImmigrants by Period of Immigration 1996 FederalImmigrants by Period of Immigration 1991 FederalImmigrants by Period of Immigration 1986 FederalMother Tongue 2001 FederalMother Tongue 1996 FederalMother Tongue 1991 FederalMother Tongue 1986 FederalHouseholds by Size 2001 FederalHouseholds by Size 1996 FederalHouseholds by Size 1991 FederalHouseholds by Size 1986 FederalPeriod of Construction 2001 FederalPeriod of Construction 1996 FederalPeriod of Construction 1991 FederalPeriod of Construction 1986 FederalDwelling Unit by Structure Type and Ownership 2005 MunicipalStructure Type 2005 MunicipalStructure Type 2001 FederalStructure Type 1999 MunicipalStructure Type 1996 FederalStructure Type 1991 FederalTenure 2001 FederalTenure 1999 MunicipalTenure 1996 FederalTenure 1991 FederalTenure 1986 FederalIncome by Households 2001 FederalIncome by Households 1996 FederalIncome by Households 1991 FederalIncome by Households 1986 FederalLabour Force by Age Group 2001 FederalLabour Force by Age Group 1996 FederalLabour Force by Age Group 1991 FederalLabour Force by Age Group 1986 FederalLabour Force by Industry 2001 FederalLabour Force by Industry 1996 FederalLabour Force by Industry 1991 FederalLabour Force by Industry 1986 FederalLabour Force by Mode of Transport 2001 FederalLabour Force by Mode of Transport 1996 FederalOccupation 2005 MunicipalOccupation 1999 MunicipalOccupation by Gender 2001 FederalOccupation by Gender 1996 FederalOccupation by Gender 1991 FederalOccupation by Gender 1986 FederalLength of Residence 2005 MunicipalLength of Residence 1999 MunicipalType of Crime by Year 2005 Edmonton Police ServiceHighest Level of Education 2001 FederalHighest Level of Education 1996 FederalHighest Level of Education 1991 FederalHighest Level of Education 1986 FederalStudents (K-12) by Type of School 1999 MunicipalSchool District Residency 2005 MunicipalSchool District Residency 1999 MunicipalSchool Enrollment 2005 Edmonton Public Schools

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