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DatabaseInventoryNeighbourhoodChangeResearchPartnership

Lastupdated:16December2016

Factor-InwentashFacultyofSocialWorkUniversityofToronto

www.NeighbourhoodChange.ca

Forfurtherinformation,contact:J.DavidHulchanskiPrincipalInvestigator,NCRPProfessor,FacultyofSocialWorkUniversityofToronto246BloorSt.West,[email protected]

RichardMaaranenDataAnalyst,NCRPFacultyofSocialWorkUniversityofToronto246BloorSt.West,[email protected]

NCRPDatabaseInventory16December2016

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TableofContents INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................................3

SUMMARYOFDATAADDITIONS.................................................................................................................5

DATABASEOVERVIEW...............................................................................................................................10

PRIMARYDATAHOLDINGS:CANADACENSUSTIMESERIES.....................................................................12

MajorThemesandTimePeriodofAvailability......................................................................................13

UnitedStatesCensusData.....................................................................................................................17

CUSTOMCENSUSDATAHOLDINGS...........................................................................................................18

CustomAge65+Data1981and2006andDisabilityData2006...........................................................18

CustomHouseholdIncomeData1970–2005........................................................................................21

CustomHousingTenureData1981–2006.............................................................................................22

CustomRentalHousingData2006........................................................................................................25

CustomEthnicity/VisibleMinorityTorontoCMAData2001.................................................................33

CustomWorkingPoorDataCensus2001–2006....................................................................................37

CustomWorkingPoorDataT1FF2006–2012........................................................................................39

CUSTOMTAXFILERT1FFINCOMEDATA....................................................................................................41

SECONDARYDATAHOLDINGS...................................................................................................................42

CMHCHousingData..............................................................................................................................44

GISSpatialData.....................................................................................................................................50

OTHERDATASOURCES..............................................................................................................................52


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INTRODUCTION

GeographyandTimePeriodDatacollectiononcitiesandneighbourhoodsbeganin2005witha5-yearSSHRCCommunityUniversityResearchAlliance(CURA)grantfocusedonTorontowithWestNeighbourhoodHouse(formerlySt.ChristopherHouse)astheleadcommunitypartner.ThepartnershipwasbasedattheCentreforUrbanandCommunityStudies,UniversityofToronto(laterrenamedtheCitiesCentre).In2012,anew7-yearSSHRCPartnershipGrantwasawardedtocontinuetheneighbourhoodchangeanalysisnationallyandinternationally.WithanexpandedresearchagendatheNeighbourhoodChangeResearchPartnership(NCRP),nowhousedattheUniversityofToronto’sFactor-InwentashFacultyofSocialWork,expandeditsdatacollection.DatacollectionandorganizationfromtheCanadianCensus(1971,1981,1991,1996,2001,and2006)ismainlyfocusedatthecensustractlevel(aproxyforneighbourhoods),usingvariousformatsthatfacilitatemappingandanalysisinaGeographicInformationSystems(GIS).TheCensusMetropolitanAreastheNCRPhasfocuseditsdatacollectiononare:Halifax,Montréal,Ottawa,Toronto,Oshawa,Hamilton,Winnipeg,Calgary,Edmonton,andVancouver.SomedataisavailableforotherCanadianCMAs.Inaddition,astheinternationalcomparativeneighbourhoodtrendanalysisoftheNCRPdevelops,dataonanumberofmajornon-Canadianmetropolitanareaswillbecollectedwithpartnersinthoselocations.WecurrentlyhaveincomedatafortheChicagoMetropolitanArea(1970–2010)thankstoourpartnershipwiththeNathalieP.VoorheesCenterforNeighborhoodandCommunityImprovementattheUniversityofIllinoisatChicago.Asignificantportionoftheprimarydatahasbeenacquiredfromthe1971to2006CensusProfileseriesviatheUofTDataandMapLibraryServiceandtheChassCensusAnalyzer.SomecustomcensustabulationshavebeenpurchasedbytheNCRP.Thisissupplementedbyvariousothersecondarynon-censusdatasets.DuetothelimitedscopeoftheCensusin1976andtheabsenceofspatialdatafilesformappingpurposes,thereisnodatastoredforthatyear.DatafromCensus1986issparseandseldomusedasthereisaverylimitedvariableselectionandsomevariabledefinitionsareincompatiblewithdatainotheryears(recentimmigranttimeperiodsforexampleareinconsistent).Some1986censusboundaryfiles(e.g.,Calgarycensustracts)arenotuseablewithoutsignificantrepairs.SomeCMAshaveboundaryandwateralignmentissuesasthelevelofdetailvariesovertime.StatisticsCanadahasnotconsistentlyclippedtheboundariestoshorelinesforeveryyear1971–2011andinsomeyearsleftlakeholepolygonsintheboundaryfiles.Therehasbeensomegeometriceditingworkdone,particularlyinHalifax,toimprovetheboundariesforcartographicpresentationpurposesovertime.


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MuchofthecensusdatacanalsobestudiedatotherscalessuchasDisseminationAreas,CensusSubdivisions(municipalities),ForwardSortationAreasandindividualhouseholds(microdata)butcomparisonsacrosstimemaybedifficultornotpossibleduetochangingboundaries,variabledefinitionsandotherfactors.

The2011NationalHouseholdSurveyTheNCRPdoesincludeNationalHouseholdSurvey2011datatablesinitsinventory.However,itisgenerallynotbeingusedduetoconcernsoverthereliabilityoftheestimatesproducedfromnon-randomsmallsamples(highnon-responserates)andthelackofcomparabilitytopreviousCensuses.MostresearchbytheNCRPthatreliesonthecensusis,therefore,limitedto1971to2006.WehavecarriedoutanalysesofhowNHSincomedatadiffersfromthatprovidedbytheCanadaRevenueAgency(taxfilerdata).Our2010andbeyondincomeanalysisusesCRAdata,nottheNHS.See:http://neighbourhoodchange.ca/2014/11/07/nhs/


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SUMMARYOFDATAADDITIONS

Update Summary 12/16/2016

• SecondaryData:AddedTorontoRegionEconomicBulletindata(includesHouseSales/Prices)December2016.

• SecondaryData:AddedCanadaWealthDistributionTables(NetWorth)byIncomeQuintile,2012-2015.

• SecondaryData:AddedCanadaUnionizationRatesbyIndustry,1997-2015.CANSIMTable. • SecondaryData:AddedCanadaJobPermanencybyIndustry,1997-2015.CANSIMTable. • SecondaryData:AddedCMAPopulationEstimatesbyAgeandSex2001-2015.CANSIMTable. • SecondaryData:AddedCanadaHouseholdDebt,MortgageandConsumerCredit,Disposable

Incomedata1961-2016.CANSIMTables. • SecondaryData:AddedCanadaMortgageInterestRates1951-2016data.CANSIMTable. • SecondaryData:AddedCanadaMortgageCredit1969-2016data.CANSIMTable. • SecondaryData:AddedCanadaEmploymentbyIndustry1976-2015data.CANSIMTable. • SecondaryData:AddedCanadaGDPbyIndustry1997-2015data.CANSIMTable. • SecondaryData:AddedmonthlyCanadaConsumerPriceIndexes,1914-2016.CANSIMTable. • CMHCHousingData:UpdatedHousingStartsforCMAsto2016data.CANSIMTable. • CMHCHousingData:AddedAverageRentsforCMAs1987-2016data.CANSIMTable. • CMHCHousingData:AddedVacancyRatesforCMAs1971-2016data.CANSIMTable. • SecondaryData:AddedGeography-specificTop1%IncomeEarnersdatato2014.CANSIMTable. • SecondaryData:UpdatedCanada'sTop1%IncomeEarnersdatato2014.CANSIMTable. • RevisiontoCustomRentalHousingDataEO2359:AffectsEducationbyAgevariableonly. • SecondaryData:AddedCityofTorontoMunicipalLicensing&InvestigationActivity,2016data. • SecondaryData:AddedResidentialPropertyValuesforCanada,Provinces,CMAs2005-2013. • CMHCHousingData:AddedinfotoaccessCoreHousingNeedData2006byCensusTracts. • OtherDataSources:AddedOntarioHealthProfilesandIndicatorsresource. • SecondaryData:AddedAirbnbshort-termrentaldataforCityofTorontofor2015.


• CustomRentalHousingData:UpdatedsectiontoreflecttheNovember2015datarevision. • OtherDataSources:AddedlinktothenewNeptisGEOWEBmappingtoolforOntarioGGH.


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• GISData:AddedCityofTorontoNeighbourhoodImprovementAreas(2014)GISboundaryshapefiles.

• SecondaryData:AddedCityofTorontoLicensedDayCareCentreLocations2015.• SecondaryData:AddedCityofTorontoEmploymentSurveySummaryTablesfor2004–2014.• SecondaryData:Added“HeadofHouseholds”whichisOntarioWorksSocialAssistanceData

2004–2015forCityofTorontoneighborhoods.• GISData:AddedGeospatialDataInventorylist2015heldbyPeelRegionDataCentre.• SecondaryData:TheSimplyMapCanadaGISservicereturnstoUofT,updatedto2015.• SecondaryData:AddedChildPoverty2013TaxfilerdataforCanada,Provinces,CMAs,Federal

Ridings(old2003boundaries).• SecondaryData:AddedCityofTorontoPoliceAnnualViolentCrimeData1998–2009by

DisseminationAreasandCensusTract(restrictedaccess).• SecondaryData:UpdatedGiniCoefficientCANSIMTableforCanadato2013.Updated“High

IncomeTaxfilersinCanada”(Canada’stop1%)CANSIMTableto2013.UpdatedLow-IncomeRatesinCanadaCANSIMTableto2013.


• CustomRentalHousingData:Addedcustom2006rentalhousingcross-tabulationEO2359bycensustracts.Largenumberofcharacteristicsforrenters,lowincomerenters,high-riseapartmentrentersandothersincludingtypesofhomeowners.

• SecondaryData:UpdatedCanada'sTop1%IncomeEarnersdatato2012.CANSIMTable. • SecondaryData:AddedfiveCMHCRentalMarketSurvey(RMS)TablesforOctober2014.Covers

units,vacancyrates,structuresize,bedroomtype,averagerentsforCanadianCSDs,RMSzonesandCTs.

• SecondaryData:AddedGINICoefficientCANSIMTablesforCanadaandProvinces1976–2011. • SecondaryData:AddedCMHCRMSSurveyAnnualData1995–2014for10CMAsincludingCTs. • GISData:AddedCMHCRentalMarketSurvey(RMS)Zoneboundaryshapefiles2010–2015. • SecondaryData:AddedCMHCDataonHousingStartsbyStructuralType1955–2014. • SecondaryData:AddedCMHCDataonCanadaUrbanAreasHousingStartsbyStructuralType

andMarketType1988–2014 • CensusData:AddedFSA-CSD-CMAArea2006CorrespondenceFileforCanada. • GISData:AddedCityofTorontoCentrelineFileMarch2015forstreetaddressgeocoding. • CensusData:AddedFederalElectoralDistricts2013RepresentationOrderGISshapefiles.These

aretherevisedridingsusedinthe2015federalelection.Manyridingshavechangedboundariesandsomehavenamechanges.

• CensusData:AddedaCT-CSD-CMA2006CorrespondenceFileforCanada.


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Update Summary 01/08/2015 • CustomTaxfilerData:Added2012averagetaxfilerincomesbycensustracts(2011boundaries)

forallCMAsinCanada.Samevariablesas2010data. • CustomAge65+&DisabilityData:Addedcross-tabulateddataofage(65andover),sex,living

arrangementsbyothercharacteristics,1981and2006,allCTsinCanada.Alsoaddedisdisabilitybyageandsex2006onlyforCTs.

• CustomWorkingPoorData:Addedcustomworkingpoortaxfilerdata(T1FF)for2006and2012(constant2006CTboundaries)for17CMAsinCanada.

• SecondaryData:AddedCoreHousingNeedTables2002–2012fromCMHCbasedonSurveyofLabourIncomeDynamics(SLID).Ownersandrenters,Canada,provinces,CMAs.

• SecondaryData:Addedinflation-adjustedminimumwagesforOntarioandQuebec1965to2014fromlabour.gc.ca

• SecondaryData:Addedfederalgovernmentexpendituresandrevenues1985to2014fromFinanceDepartmentwww.fin.gc.ca

• SecondaryData:AddedSurveyofLabourandIncomeDynamics(SLID)public-usemicrodatafile2011forCanada/CMAs.Thisisavoluntarysurveywithasmallsamplesize.

• SecondaryData:Added2013listofroominghousesaddressesinCityofToronto. • UnitedStatesCensusData:AddedChicagoincomedatabycensustractsdecades1970to2010

andvariousGISboundaryfilesfromtheUnitedStatesCensus/AmericanCommunitySurvey. • CensusData:Added1966–2011CensusTractCorrespondenceTables/ListsmadebyStatistics

Canada.Eachfive-yearperiodisaseparatelist,nosinglefilelistingeveryyear1966to2011. • Secondary/OtherDataResources:AddedmorelinkstodatafromOECD,WorldBank,CMHC

HousingPortal,CanadaOpenGovernmentandothers. • GISData:OntarioMinistryofNaturalResourcesBuilt-UpArea2010forSouthernOntario.

Update Summary 03/14/2014 • SecondaryData:AddedCityofTorontoHomicideLocationData1990–2013fromTorontoStar

InteractiveCrimeMaps. • SecondaryData:AddedCrimeCounts2006byTypeforCensusTracts2006inCityofToronto

fromStatisticsCanada,CanadianCentreforJusticeStatistics. • SecondaryData:AddedCrimeCountsbyType2004–2011forCityofToronto's140

NeighbourhoodsfromTorontoStarInteractiveCrimeMaps. • SecondaryData:AddedCanadianBusinessPatternsbyDisseminationArea2007–2011.Includes

establishmentcountsby6-digitNAICScodesandemploymentsizeranges. • SecondaryData:AddedAfter-TaxMedianIncomesbyFamilyType1976–2011DataTablefor

Canada,Provinces,CMAs. • SecondaryData:AddedLowIncomeRatesinCanadaAfter-Tax1976–2010DataTable. • SecondaryData:AddedAverageFamilyIncomePercentiles(MarketIncomeandAfter-Tax

Income)forCanada1976–2004.


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• GISData:AddedGOTransitBusStoplocationsintheGreaterTorontoAreafromMetrolinx.

Update Summary 07/16/2013 • GISData:AddedNiagaraEscarpmentandOakRidgesMorainefeaturesfromOntarioGreenBelt

Plan2005 • GISData:AddedandupdatedGoogleGeneralTransitFeedData(transitstoppointsandservice

frequency)asofJune/July2013formanyCanadiancities.Dataincludesurbanrapidtransit,suburbanrapidtransitstops.

Update Summary 05/09/2013 • SecondaryData:AddedHouseholdIncomeExpenditurePotential(HEP)2012dataforallcensus

tractsinCanada.Includesestimatesontotalandaveragehouseholdincomeandexpenditures. • SecondaryData:AdddeddatainventorylistforLocalIDEAs(IndicatorDatabaseforEconomic

Analysis).

Update Summary 04/23/2013 • SecondaryData:AddedSimplymapCanadaVariableList2013foranonlinedatabaseandweb

mappingapplicationavailablethroughtheUofTDataLibrary.HundredsofvariablesareavailabledowntothedisseminationareaandcensustractlevelthatcanbeexportedtostatisticalorGISsoftware.MajorsectionsincludeDemographicEstimatesandProjections,HouseholdExpenditurePotential,D&BbusinesspointdataandPRIZMconsumerclustersystem.

• SecondaryData:AddedHighIncomeTrendsofTaxfilersinCanada(e.g.Top1%)1982–2010data.

Update Summary 04/04/2013 • GISData:AddedBoroughsofMontréalboundaryfile,2011.• GISData:AddedNeighbourhoodandCommunityboundariesdata2012fromDMTIwhichis

differentfromcensusgeography• GISData:Addedlandusedata2005and2010fromDMTIforallprovinces.• GISData:AddedPlatinumPostalCodeSuite2012fromDMTIforallofCanada.• CustomCensusData:AddedBarrie,Windsor,QuebecCity,Victoria,SaintJonnCMAWorking

PoorData2001–2006

Update Summary 10/22/2012 • PrimaryCensusData:Updatedcensusthemesavailabilitylistwithnew2011censuscontent• CensusGISSpatialData:Addedcensussubdivisionboundariesfor1971,constructedfromlistof

censustractsineachmunicipalityinthe1971GeographyTapeFile


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• CustomTaxfilerData:Addedtaxfilerdatafiles2005,2007,2010fromCanadaRevenueAgencyforconstantcensustracts2006boundaries

• CustomCensusData:AddedCustomCensusTenureDataforallCanadacensustracts2006.Thiscross-tabulateddatahasmanycharacteristicsaboutowners,condoownersandrenterhouseholds.

• CustomCensusData:AddedWinnipeg,Halifax,Ottawa,KitchenerCMAWorkingPoorData2001–2006

• OtherDataResources:AddedlinkforAtlasofSuburbanisms• OtherDataResources:AddedlinkforFCMQualityofLifeReportingSystemdatabasefor

Municipalities

Update Summary 8/23/2012 • PrimaryCensusData:AddedentireCensusTractProfilesSeries1971,1981,1991,1996,2001

and2006forCalgary,Halifax,Winnipeg,Edmonton,Ottawa,QuébecCityCMAs.• PrimaryCensusData:AddedcondocountsforallCanadacensustracts1981• PrimaryCensusData:AddedGIScensusboundaries1971–2011forCalgary,Winnipeg,Halifax,

Edmonton,Ottawa,QuébecCityCMAs.• CustomCensusData:AddedCalgary,EdmontonCMAWorkingPoorData2001–2006• GISData:AddedGoogleGeneralTransitFeedData(transitstoppointsandservicefrequency)as

ofJune/July2012forToronto,Montréal,Vancouver,Calgary,Edmonton,Winnipeg,Hamilton,Halifax,Ottawa,QuébecCity.

• GISData:CanMapRouteLogisticsHighwaysandRoads2010,Alberta,B.C.,Ontario,Manitoba,Québec,NovaScotia.ExtractedroutesforallthemajorCMAs.

• OtherDataResources:AddedlinkforSocialDeterminantsofHealthinCanadaDatabase.


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DATABASEOVERVIEW

DataFormatsinUse• SPSSsystemfiles .SAV• Beyond20/20tables .IVT• MapInfoGIStables .TAB• ArcGISShapefilesandGeodatabases .SHP .GDB• Dbasefile .DBF• Excelworkbooks .XLS .XLSX• DelimitedTextfiles .TXT .CSV• AdobePortalDocumentFile .PDF

DatabaseCapabilities•• DataExtractionandConversion:extractionofdatasubsetsbyattributesandlocation,

conversionofdatafromonefileformattoanother,mapprojectionconversions

•• Geocoding:makingdatamappablethroughtechniquessuchasspatial/relationaljoins,postalcodesmatching,streetaddressmatching,intersectionmatching,manualgeocoding/digitizing

•• Geoprocessing:linking/estimating/interpolatingdatafromonegeographytoadifferentone;aggregatingdataovertimetoaconstantsetofboundaries,clippingboundariestoshorelines

•• DataAnalysis:cross-sectionalandlongitudinalanalysis,summarystatistics,spatialstatistics,indicesofinequality,polarization,concentration,segregation,diversity,clusteranalysis,principalcomponentanalysis,linearandmultipleregression

•• MapandGraphicDesign:location/base/referencemaps,multi-variablethematicmaps,3Dmaps,animatedGIFmaps,charts/graphsforreports,publications,presentations,postersandwebsiteviewing.

•• WebMapping:geocodingandpublishing/sharingoflocationdatathroughArcGIS.comand/orGoogleMapFusionTables.Notethesefreeservicesarebestforsmall,simpledatasets.


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SoftwareCapabilities•• ArcGIS10.3,ArcScene3D,ArcGlobeplusextensions•• GeospatialModellingEnvironment•• MapInfoProfessional7.8•• SPSS24includingsyntaxprogramming•• Beyond20/20•• MicrosoftOffice2016•• AdobeAcrobatXIProfessional•• GIMP2.8ImageManipulationProgram

MajorOnlineDataResources• UniversityofTorontoDataLibrary:http://chass.utoronto.ca/datalib• UniversityofTorontoMaps,GeospatialDataandGISLibrary:

http://mdl.library.utoronto.ca/map-gis-home• CHASSCensusAnalyzer(self-servedownloads):http://dc.chass.utoronto.ca/census/• StatisticsCanada:http://www.statcan.gc.ca• CanadianSocioeconomicDatabase(CANSIM)http://www5.statcan.gc.ca/cansim


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PRIMARYDATAHOLDINGS:CANADACENSUSTIMESERIES

Duetochangingcensusdefinitionsandcontentovertime,thetimeperiodslistedbelowisonlyaguideofwhatisavailableandnotanexhaustivelist.AdditionalinformationcanbefoundattheUofTDataLibrarywebsiteundertheCensussections,ontheStatisticsCanadawebsiteorintheCensusDictionary.AccessRestrictions:OriginalcustomdatafilespurchasedbytheNCRP(includingthosebytheCitiesCentre)cannotbesharedtonon-academicusersintheirrawformduetotheEndUseLicenseAgreementwithStatisticsCanada.Accessmaybelimitedtovalue-addedresearchoutput(summarytables,statistics,maps,graphs)producedbytheNCRP.OtherdatasetsmayberestrictedexclusivelytotheCanadianuniversitycommunity(faculty,staff,students)coveredbytheDataLiberationInitiative(DLI)agreementwithStatisticsCanada.Formoreinformation,seehttp://www.statcan.gc.ca/dli-ild/dli-idd-eng.htmGISSpatialData,CensusGeography

• ThefollowingareavailableforallofCanadaunlessotherwisenoted• CensusTract1951ReferenceMapsscannedimagesPDFfile(notinGISformat)• CensusTractboundaryfiles1971–2011(onlyexistwithinCMAs)• CensusTract1961identifiersassignedtoCT2001boundariesforMontréal,Toronto,Vancouver

centralcityareastoenablemappingof1961percentages/averages/ratiosandchangewithotheryears.GeocodedbyR.Maaranenfromscannedreferencemaps.

• CensusDivisionboundaries(upper-tierregionalmunicipalities)1971–2011• CensusSubdivisionboundaries(lower-tierlocalmunicipalities)1971–2011,notethat1971

boundariesareconstructedfromcensustractsfromthelistinthe1971GeographyTapeFile• CensusMetropolitanAreaboundaries1971–2011• EnumerationAreacentroids1981andboundaries1991and1996• DisseminationAreabounaries2001–2011• ForwardSortationAreas1996–2011• PostalCodeConversionFiles:pointlocationswith2006Censusgeographycodes• RoadNetworkFiles2006,2011StatisticsCanada• RoadNetworkFiles2011–2012,Geobasewww.geobase.ca• FederalElectoralDistricts,representationordersfor1976,1987,1991,1996,2003,2013


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CensusBoundaryCorrespondenceFiles:• CensusTractCorrespondenceFilesbyStatisticsCanada.Liststhatshoweachfiveyearperiod

1966to2011separatelytheCTsthathadboundariessubdivided/modified.Thereisnosinglefilethathasalltheyearslinedupside-by-side.

• PostalCodeConversionFiles(PCCF)byStatisticsCanada.Foreachsixcharacterpostalcode,thisgivesthecorrespondingCensusgeographyidentifier(DA,CT,CSD,etc).http://data.library.utoronto.ca/content/postal-code-conversion-file

• ForwardSortationArea(FSA)-CensusSubdivision(CSD)-CensusMetropolitanArea(CMA)2006CorrespondenceFIle.CreatedbyRichardtoassigneachFSAinCanadatooneCSDandoneCMAwherepossiblebasedonFSAcentroidlocationswithinCSDboundaries.

• CensusTract(CT)-CensusSubdivision(CSD)-CensusMetropolitanArea(CMA)2006CorrespondenceFile.CreatedbyRichardtoassigneachCTinCanadatooneCSDandoneCMAwherepossiblebasedonCTcentroidlocationswithinCSDboundaries.

• CensusTract(CT)BoundaryCorrespondenceFile1981versus2006.CreatedbyRichard.ForeachCTasof2006,itindicateswhattheCTidentifierwasfor1981andthetypeofrelationship:exactmatch(identifieristhesame),parent(theCTwassubdividedafter1981),ororphan(theCTisnewlycreatedwithno1981parent).

MajorThemesandTimePeriodofAvailabilityTheCensus2006Dictionaryisavaluableresourceforfindingdataavailabilityorganizedbytheme/variable.Foreachtheme/variable,itindicatesthecensusyearsthedatawasreportedandanyimportantdefinitionchangesmadeovertime.ThedictionaryisavailableasawebpageandPDFfilehere:http://www12.statcan.ca/census-recensement/2006/ref/dict/index-eng.cfmAlsocheckthevariablelistintheCHASSCensusAnalzyerforeachyear:http://dc.chass.utoronto.ca/census/

ThefollowingsectionwillsummarizethemajorcensusdataholdingsoftheNCRP(includingcustomdata)organizedbytimeperiodofavailability,fromearliestyeartothemostrecent,andindicateimportantpointsaboutgeographyanddatadefinitions.Thisisnotanexhaustivelist.GeographyNote:ifgeographyisnotstatedinthissectionthenassumedataismostlikelystoredforMontréal,Toronto,Oshawa,Hamilton,Vancouver,Calgary,Edmonton,Halifax,


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Winnipeg,QuebecCity,OttawaCMAscensustractsonlyatthistimeandcanusuallybedownloadedforotherCMAsasneeded1951

• MetroToronto(currentCityofTorontoboundary)censustractdata,noGISboundaryfile.Smallvariablelist.

1961–2006 Note:1961mappableonlyforMontréal,Toronto,Vancouvercentralcityareas

• HousingTenure(ownersandrenters)• ImmigrantsandRecentImmigrants(recentimmigranttimeperiodnotconsistentovertime)

1961–2011 Note:census2011reducedtoshort-formvariablesonly

•• Population,OccupiedDwellings(sameashouseholds)andPersonsPerDwelling/Household•• AgeandSex•• HouseholdsbySize•• MaritalStatus•• DwellingTypes

1971–2001

• Religion:1971,1991,2001onlyandmaynotbedirectlycomparable

1971–2006

• MobilityStatus:MovedinPrevious5YearsandNon-Movers

• MotherTongueLanguage(notallcategoriescomparableovertime).Muchmoredetailin2006.• Ethnicity/Race:Chinese,Black,Italian,Polish,Jewish,Portuguese,French,German,British

population.Note:increaseinreportingofmultipleoriginsinsteadofsingleorigininthepastmakesethnicitydifficulttocompareovertime.In2006,thereare222ethnicgroupsavailable.

• Persons15andoverwithaUniversityDegree

• Occupations:Custom5-OccupationGroups:WhiteCollar,BlueCollar,Artists,Sales/Service,Other.Note:Secretaries/clericalcanbeseparatedfrom"other"ifrequested.

• Occupations:Custom9-Occupationgroups,twooptions,tenuousestimates.• Industryofemployment:Custom16-Industrygroups,tenuousestimates.

• Persons(15andOver)UnemployedandYouth(15to24Years)Unemployed


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• Labourforceparticipationrates• PersonsSelf-Employed

• AverageMonthlyRentsandDwellingValues• AverageIndividualIncome,EmploymentIncomeandHouseholdIncomes• CustomHouseholdIncomeData:Householdsbyincomeranges(12inflation-adjustedrangesin

incrementsof$10,000heldconstantbetweenCMAs)forCensusTractsin23CMAsforyears1970,1980,1990,2000,2005.

1971–2011

• Singleparentfamilies,Husband-Wifefamilies

1981–2006• PopulationBelowtheLow-IncomeCutoff(LICO).Note:Reportinggroupvariesdependingon

year:allpersons,families,unattachedindividuals.

• CensusPublicUseMicrodata(PUMS):anonymousrecordsofindividualsandhouseholds,majorCMAsinCanada.Restrictedtouniversitycommunity.Datareportedatnational,provincial,CMA-levelonly.Note:Thereare13comparableCMAs1981–2001butonly5ofthoseareavailableinthe2006new"hierarchical"microdatafile.

• CustomHousingTenureDataincludingCondos:Socio-EconomicCharacteristics,ShelterCosts,DwellingCondition(repairneed)ofOwnersnon-condo,CondoownersandRentersattheCTlevelinMontréal,Toronto,VancouverCMAsOnly1981,1991,2001.Datafor2006expandedtoallCanadacensustracts.Datafor2006expandedtoincludemortgagecross-tabs.Includescross-tabofincome,rents,dwellingvaluesbyperiodsofconstruction.Note:theCensuscannotdistinguishbetweenrentedcondosandrentednon-condos,theyarelumpedtogetherasrental.

1991–2006

• HousinginCanada(HiCO)DatabasebyCMHCwithStatisticsCanadafromtheCensus.Highlydetailedcross-tabulateddatainIVTformatonhousingforCMAs,andsomelargeCDsandCSDs.Includesincomesofownersandrenter,sheltercosts,corehousingneedandmanyothervariablesforeachyear1991,1996,2001,2006.Publicallyavailableonhttp://www.cmhc.caunderLibrary->CanadianHousingObserver.


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1996–2001

• MetropolisCoreDataTablesaboutImmigrantsbyCERIS:highlydetailedcross-tabulateddataonimmigrants,variousgeographiesacrossCanadaincludingcensustractsforsomevariables.Accessto2006datatablesrequiresaresearchproposalsubmittedtoCERISbyaccreditedresearchers,see:http://www.ceris.metropolis.net/

1996–2006

• Visibleminoritystatus/groups• CommutingModeofTransportation• PersonswhodoUnpaidWorksuchashouseworkorcareforseniors• Dwellingcondition(needforrepairs)

2001

• CustomEthnicity/VisibleMinorityGroupData:Detailedcharacteristicsofvariousethnicandvisibleminoritygroups.TorontoCMACustomResidentialZones(63zonesand34subzoneswhicharegroupsofcensustracts).Year2001only.

2001–2006

• SpecialInterestProfiles:highlydetailedCMA-levelcross-tabulateddataonspecifictopicssuchasEthnicOriginandVisibleMinorities;ImmigrationandPlaceofBirth;OccupationandIndustry.Manyvariablesarecomparablebetween2001–2006butsomearenot.Datatablelist2001:http://datalib.chass.utoronto.ca/cc01/sit01.htmDatatablelist2006:http://datalib.chass.utoronto.ca/cc06/sip06.htm

• PlaceofWorkandCommutingFlows:Numberofjobsandselectedjobcharacteristics(e.g.industry,occupation,wages)bycensustractandcensussubdivisionplaceofwork.PlaceofworkdataonlyreportedforpersonswithafixedworkplaceaddressDatatablelist2001:http://datalib.chass.utoronto.ca/cc01/bct01.htm#powDatatablelist2006:.http://datalib.chass.utoronto.ca/cc06/tbt06_custom.htm

• CustomWorkingPoorCensusDatafromJohnStapletonandMetcalfFoundation:Characteristicsofworkingpoor,non-workingpoor,non-workingnon-poor,workingnon-poorgroupsforcensustractsandcensussubdivisionsinMontréal,Toronto,Vancouver,Calgary,Edmonton,Winnipeg,Halifax,Ottawa,KitchenerCMAscensus2001and2006.


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2006

• After-TaxIncomes:Average,median,individual,household,employment,before-tax,after-taxallavailablein2006censusprofileseriesforvariousgeographies.

• NumberofDwellingsWith/WithoutaMortgagebyTenure(Ownedcondoandnon-condo)

UnitedStatesCensusData

Note:UnitedStatesCensusbecametheAmericanCommunitySurveyin2010.ChicagoMetropolitanStatisticalArea:

• U.S.Censususerguides,datadictionary• CensustractGISBoundaries1970,1980,1990,2000,2010• CityandPlaceGISBoundaries1980,1990,2010• CityNeighbourhoods/CommunityAreasGISBoundaries2010• CountyBoundaries2010• Majorhighwaysandrapidtransitlines• CensusTractaverageincomesandtotalpopulation1970to2010• CensusTractRaceandEthnicitydata2010


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CUSTOMCENSUSDATAHOLDINGS

CustomAge65+Data1981and2006andDisabilityData2006 DataReferenceNumber:EO2228Geography:CensusTractsinallCMAsplustheCMAtotalsAge/Sex/LivingArrangements:censustracts1981and2006DisabilityAge/Sex:censustracts2006only(thisisaseparatefile)Format:Beyond20/20IVTTablesDataQualityNotes:

1. Low,Middle,Highincomepopulationcountsdidnotturnoutasintended.Thelowincomepersonscountistoohigh,includespersonsunder15yearsofage.StatisticsCanadatellsusthedatacannotbeproperlyadjustedbysubtractingtheunder15populationfromthelowincomepopulationtotal.

2. Somevariablecombinationsforpopulation65pluswereoverlooked(e.g.alone/couplebyowned/rented)butthesecanstillbeobtainedbyaddingtogether65-79and80+populationsubtotals.

3. Housingcondition,affordabilityvariablescouldnotbeproducedbyStatisticsCanadaforthisdataset,thereisaconflictbetweenthepersonuniverseandhousinguniverse.

4. Visibleminoritycountsin1981(derivedbyStatisticsCanadafromplaceofbirth,ethnicoriginandmothertongue)areverysmallandoflimiteduseattheCTlevel.FormoreinformationonVisibleMinorityHistoricalComparabilitysee:

http://www12.statcan.gc.ca/census-recensement/2006/ref/rp-guides/visible_minority-minorites_visibles-eng.cfm

5. Disabilitystatusstartedincensus1986anddefinitionhaschangedovertimesoonly2006waspurchased.

VariablesinAge65andOver-ProfileADimension(crosstabulatedbyProfileB)1. TotalPopulationinPrivateHouseholds2. Age65andover:Total3. Age65to79:Total4. Age80andover:Total5. Male:Total6. Female:Total7. LivingAlone:Total


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8. LivingasaCouple:Total9. LivinginOwnedDwelling:Total10. LivinginRentedDwelling:Total11. Age65andOver:Male12. Age65andOver:Female13. Age65to79:Male14. Age65to79:Female15. Age80andOver:Male16. Age80andOver:Female17. Age65andOver:OwnedDwelling18. Age65andOver:RentedDwelling19. Age65to79:OwnedDwelling20. Age65to79:RentedDwelling21. Age80andOver:OwnedDwelling22. Age80andOver:RentedDwelling23. Age65andOver:Male:LivingAlone24. Age65andOver:Male:LivingasaCouple25. Age65andOver:Female:LivingAlone26. Age65andOver:Female:LivingasaCouple27. Age65to79:Male:LivingAlone28. Age65to79:Male:LivingasaCouple29. Age65to79:Female:LivingAlone30. Age65to79:Female:LivingasaCouple31. Age80andOver:Male:LivingAlone32. Age80andOver:Male:LivingasaCouple33. Age80andOver:Female:LivingAlone34. Age80andOver:Female:LivingasaCouple35. Age65andOver:Male:LivingAlone:RentedDwelling36. Age65andOver:Male:LivingasaCouple:Owned

Dwelling37. Age65andOver:Female:LivingAlone:RentedDwelling38. Age65andOver:Female:LivingasaCouple:Owned

Dwelling39. Age65to79:Male:LivingAlone:OwnedDwelling40. Age65to79:Male:LivingasaCouple:RentedDwelling41. Age65to79:Female:LivingAlone:OwnedDwelling42. Age65to79:Female:LivingasaCouple:Rented

Dwelling43. Age80andOver:Male:LivingAlone:OwnedDwelling44. Age80andOver:Male:LivingasaCouple:Rented

Dwelling45. Age80andOver:Female:LivingAlone:Owned

Dwelling46. Age80andOver:Female:LivingasaCouple:Rented

Dwelling


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VariablesinAge65andOver-ProfileBDimension(crosstabulatedbyProfileA)1. Total-Highestcertificate,diplomaordegree2. LessthanHighSchool(populationage15andover)3. CompletedHighSchoolorHigher(populationage15andover)4. TotalPersonswithIncome5. TotalPersonswithLowIncome(IncomeisBelow80%oftheCMAAverageIncome)6. TotalPersonswithMiddleIncome(Incomeis80%to119.9%oftheCMAAverage

Income)7. TotalPersonswithHighIncome(Incomeis120%ormoreoftheCMAAverage

Income)8. AverageIndividualIncome($)9. MedianIndividualIncome($)10. AverageHouseholdIncome($)11. MedianHouseholdIncome($)12. PercentageofIncomefromGovernmentSources13. TotalPopulationbylanguagespokenmostoftenathome14. English15. French16. Non-officiallanguage17. Total-Ethnicorigin18. BritishIslesorigins19. Frenchorigins20. Aboriginalorigins21. Caribbeanorigins22. Latin,CentralandSouthAmericanorigins23. Europeanorigins24. Africanorigins25. SouthAsianorigins26. EastandSoutheastAsianorigins27. WestAsianorigins28. Total-Immigrantstatusandperiodofimmigration29. Non-immigrants30. Immigrants31. RecentImmigrant(arrivedprevious5years)32. Total-Populationbyvisibleminoritygroups33. Non-visibleminoritypopulation34. Visibleminoritypopulation35. Chinese36. SouthAsian37. Black38. Other


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Disability-AgeandSexVariables:1. TotalPopulation2. Total-Agegroups3. Age0to25years4. Age26to49years5. Age50to64years6. Age65to79years7. Age80yearsandover8. MalePopulation9. Total-Agegroups10. Age0to25years11. Age26to49years12. Age50to64years13. Age65to79years14. Age80yearsandover15. FemalePopulation16. Total-Agegroups17. Age0to25years18. Age26to49years19. Age50to64years20. Age65to79years21. Age80yearsandover

Disability-ActivityVariables:

1. TotalActivityDifficulties2. Personswithactivitiydifficulties/reductions3. Personswithoutactivitydifficulties/reductions4. Notstated

CustomHouseholdIncomeData1970–2005

DataReferenceNumber:E982,EO1171Geography:CensusTractsin23CMAsplustheCMAtotalsYears:1970,1980,1990,2000,2005(incomereportedforyearprevioustocensus)Notes:Allyears(including2005)havethesamenumberofincomerangesinequivalent/constantyear2000dollars(datawasfirstpurchasedpriortocensus2006).RangesdonotvarybetweenCMAs.Format:Beyond20/20IVTTables

Variables:1. TotalHouseholds#

a. MedianHouseholdincome$ b. AverageHouseholdincome$


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2. TotalHouseholdswithincome$0andovera. AverageHouseholdincome$

3. $0-$9,999TotalHouseholds#a. AverageHouseholdincome$0-$9,999

4. $10,000-$19,999TotalHouseholds#a. AverageHouseholdincome$10,000-$19,999




8. $50,000-$59,999TotalHouseholds#a. AverageHouseholdIncome$50,000-$59,999





13. $100,000andoverTotalHouseholds#a. AverageHouseholdincome$100,000andover


15. $200,000andoverTotalHouseholds#a. AverageHouseholdincome$200,000andover

CustomHousingTenureData1981–2006

DataReferenceNumber:E985,EO1790Geography:CensusTractsinMontréal,Toronto,VancouverCMAsonlyplustheCMAtotalsYears:1981,1991,2001.DataexpandedtoallCanadaCensusTractsin2006ONLY.Format:Beyond20/20IVTTables

Notes:1)theCensuscannotdistinguishbetweenrentedcondosandrentednon-condos,theyarelumpedtogetherasrental.Tenurebasedonoccupancy.2)Numberofbedroomsstartsin1991.3)The2006filehascommutingdistanceandmodeoftransportationincludedasnewvariables.


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4)The2006fileseparatesownersandcondoownersbythepresenceofamortgage(withorwithout).Datafieldsin2006mayneedtobeaggregatedtobecomparabletopreviousyears.5)Ineachyear,theTenureDimensionbyCharacteristicsDimensioncanbecross-tabulated.6)Duplexesarenotaseparatecategorybutarepartoftheresidualvariable"Otherstructuraltypes".VariablesintheTenureDimension(examplefrom2001file):1.TotalDwellings-Tenure

a. Owned-Owned i. Partofacondominium-Ownedii. Notpartofacondominium-Owned

b. Rented(includescondosthatarerented)

VariablesintheCharacteristicsDimension(examplefrom2001file):1. Total-Tenure2. TotalPeriodofConstruction

a. AverageHouseholdtotalincome$3. Periodofconstruction,before1946

a. AverageHouseholdtotalincome$ 4. Periodofconstruction,1946–1960

a. AverageHouseholdtotalincome$5. Periodofconstruction,1961–1970




a. AverageHouseholdtotalincome$9. TotalPeriodofconstruction(non-farm,non-reservedwellings)

a. AverageValueofdwelling$b. AverageRentmonthlycash$

10. Periodofconstruction,before1946a. AverageValueofdwelling$b. AverageRentmonthlycash$

11. Periodofconstruction,1946–1960a. AverageValueofdwelling$b. AverageRentmonthlycash$

12. Periodofconstruction,1961–1970a. AverageValueofdwelling$b. AverageRentmonthlycash$

13. Periodofconstruction,1971–1980


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a. AverageValueofdwelling$b. AverageRentmonthlycash$

14. Periodofconstruction,1981–1990 a. AverageValueofdwelling$b. AverageRentmonthlycash$

15. Periodofconstruction1991–2001 a. AverageValueofdwelling$b. AverageRentmonthlycash$

16. AverageTotalincome$-Personisprimarymaintainer 17. Male-Personisprimarymaintainer18. Female-Personisprimarymaintainer 19. 18-24-Personisprimarymaintainer 20. 25-34-Personisprimarymaintainer 21. 35-44-Personisprimarymaintainer 22. 45-64-Personisprimarymaintainer 23. 65andover-Personisprimarymaintainer 24. BorninCanada-Personisprimarymaintainer 25. TotalImmigrants-BornoutsideCanada-Personisprimarymaintainer 26. before1961-OutsideCanada-Personisprimarymaintainer 27. 1961–1970-OutsideCanada-Personisprimarymaintainer 28. 1971–1980-OutsideCanada-Personisprimarymaintainer 29. 1981–1990-OutsideCanada-Personisprimarymaintainer 30. 1991–1996-OutsideCanada-Personisprimarymaintainer 31. 1997–2001-OutsideCanada-Personisprimarymaintainer 32. Non-movers-Personisprimarymaintainer 33. Movers-Personisprimarymaintainer 34. Non-migrants-Personisprimarymaintainer 35. Migrants-Personisprimarymaintainer 36. Internalmigrants-Personisprimarymaintainer 37. Intraprovincialmigrants-Personisprimarymaintainer 38. Interprovincialmigrants-Personisprimarymaintainer 39. Externalmigrants-Personisprimarymaintainer 40. AverageHouseholdtotalincome$ 41. Average(Numberofpersonsinhousehold) 42. Average(Rooms,numberof) 43. Average(Bedrooms,numberof) 44. TotalPrivateHouseholds(non-farm,non-reserve,withhouseholdincome)

a. morethan30%ofincomeonshelter b. AverageHouseholdtotalincome$-morethan30%ofincomeonshelter c. AverageValueofdwelling$-morethan30%ofincomeonshelter d. AverageRentmonthlycash$-morethan30%ofincomeonshelter


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e. morethan50%ofincomeonshelter f. AverageHouseholdtotalincome$-morethan50%ofincomeonshelter g. AverageValueofdwelling$-morethan50%ofincomeonshelter h. AverageRentmonthlycash$-morethan50%ofincomeonshelter

45. Regularmaintenanceonly 46. Minorrepairs 47. Majorrepairs 48. Single-detachedhouse 49. Semi-detachedhouse 50. Rowhouse 51. Apartment,buildingthathasfiveormorestoreys 52. Apartment,buildingthathasfewerthanfivestoreys53. OneFamilyhouseholdswithatleastonechildlessthan18yearsold54. OneFamilyhouseholdswithnochildrenornochildrenlessthan18 55. MultipleFamilyhouseholds56. Non-familyhouseholds-onepersononly 57. Non-Familyhouseholds-twoormorepersons

CustomRentalHousingData2006 DataReferenceNumber:EO2359Geography:allcensustractsinHalifax,Montréal,Ottawa-Gatineau,Oshawa,Toronto,Hamilton,Winnipeg,Calgary,VancouerCMAs+CMAtotals(CT0.00)+TorontoCDtotals(CityofToronto)Format:Beyond20/20IVTTable(multi-dimensional)andSPSSsystemfile(flatstructure,4000variables)DataCross-TabulationAvailable:SelectedDemographicsbyTenureDataNotes:1. RevisionNovember2016.StatisticsCanadadiscoveredthattheeducationvariabletheyactually

calculatedwasforpersons15andoverwhenwehadspecificallyrequesteditforages25-64only.Bothversionsoftheeducationvariablesarenowavailable.

2. CAUTIONisadvisedwhenusinglabourforceactivityvariables.Fulltimeandparttimestatusbasedonnumberofweeksworkedin2005.Totallabourforce,employed,unemployedandnotinthelabourforcebasedonstatusoneweekpriortoCensusday2006.

3. DatawaslastrevisedNovember20-2015byStatisticsCanadatofixissueswithvariablelabelingandthemiscalculationoftotalhighriseandlowriseapartmentrenters.

VariablesintheHousingTenureDimension:1. HalifaxLow-incomerenter(HouseholdIncomeisbelow1/2ofHalifaxCMAMedianHousehold

Income(owners&renters))


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2. MontrealCMALow-incomerenter(HouseholdIncomeisbelow1/2ofMontrealCMAMedianHouseholdIncome(owners&renters))

3. Ottawa-GatineauCMALow-incomerenter(HouseholdIncomeisbelow1/2ofOttawa-Gat.CMAMedianHouseholdIncome(owners&renters))

4. OshawaCMALow-incomerenter(HouseholdIncomeisbelow1/2ofOshawaCMAMedianHouseholdIncome(owners&renters))

5. TorontoCMALow-incomerenter(HouseholdIncomeisbelow1/2ofTorontoCMAMedianHouseholdIncome(owners&renters))

6. HamiltonCMALow-incomerenter(HouseholdIncomeisbelow1/2ofHamiltonCMAMedianHouseholdIncome(owners&renters))

7. WinnipegCMALow-incomerenter(HouseholdIncomeisbelow1/2ofWinnipegCMAMedianHouseholdIncome(owners&renters))

8. CalgaryCMALow-incomerenter(HouseholdIncomeisbelow1/2ofCalgaryCMAMedianHouseholdIncome(owners&renters))

9. VancouverCMALow-incomerenter(HouseholdIncomeisbelow1/2ofVancouverCMAMedianHouseholdIncome(owners&renters))

10. High-riseapartmentrenter(Apartmentinabuildingthathasfiveormorestoreys)11. Low-riseapartmentrenter(Apartmentinabuildingthathasfewerthanfivestoreys)12. Rented13. Singleorsemi-detached-Ownedbyamemberofthehousehold14. High-riseandlow-rise-Ownedbyamemberofthehousehold15. Ownedbyamemberofthehousehold16. Totalhousingtenure

VariablesintheDemographicsDimension:1. Age15+(PHM)2. Total-Structuraltypeofdwelling3. SingleandSemi-detachedhouse4. Single-detachedhouse5. High-riseapartment(Apartmentinabuildingthathasfiveormorestoreys)6. Low-riseapartment(Apartmentinabuildingthathasfewerthanfivestoreys)7. Other8. Apartment/flatinaduplex9. Rowhouse10. Average(Numberofpersonsinhousehold)11. Spending30%ormoreofhouseholdincomeonhousingcosts12. Spending50%ormoreofhouseholdincomeonhousingcosts13. Yes,majorrepairsareneeded14. Total-Periodofconstruction15. Built1945orbefore16. Built1946to1960


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17. Built1961to198018. Built1981orafter19. Built2001–200620. TotalPrimaryHouseholdMaintainerAge21. Total-PHM-UnderAge2522. Total-PHM-25to44years23. Total-PHM-45to64years24. Total-PHM-65yearsandover25. PHM-Male-Total-Age26. PHM-Male-UnderAge2527. PHM-Male-25to44years28. PHM-Male-45to64years29. PHM-Male-65yearsandover30. PHM-Female-Total-Age31. PHM-Female-UnderAge2532. PHM-Female-25to44years33. PHM-Female-45to64years34. PHM-Female-65yearsandover35. Total-Householdtype36. 2-Parentfamily37. Loneparentfamily38. Female-Loneparent39. Couplewithoutchildren40. Multiplefamily41. Non-familyhouseholds:Onepersononly42. Non-familyhouseholds:Onepersononly,female43. Non-familyhouseholds:Onepersononly,male44. Averagerent45. AverageOwnercosts46. HouseholdinHalifaxCMApaysrent<80%ofAverageHalifaxCMArent47. HouseholdinMontrealCMApaysrent<80%ofAverageMontrealCMArent48. HouseholdinOttawa-GatineauCMApaysrent<80%ofAverageOttawa-GatineauCMArent49. HouseholdinOshawaCMApaysrent<80%ofAverageOshawaCMArent50. HouseholdinTorontoCMApaysrent<80%ofAverageTorontoCMArent51. HouseholdinHamiltonCMApaysrent<80%ofAverageHamiltonCMArent52. HouseholdinWinnipegCMApaysrent<80%ofAverageWinnipegCMArent53. HouseholdinCalgaryCMApaysrent<80%ofAverageCalgaryCMArent54. HouseholdinVancouverCMApaysrent<80%ofAverageVancouverCMArent55. HouseholdinHalifaxCMApaysrent<50%ofAverageHalifaxCMArent56. HouseholdinMontrealCMApaysrent<50%ofAverageMontrealCMArent57. HouseholdinOttawa-GatineauCMApaysrent<50%ofAverageOttawa-GatineauCMArent


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58. HouseholdinOshawaCMApaysrent<50%ofAverageOshawaCMArent59. HouseholdinTorontoCMApaysrent<50%ofAverageTorontoCMArent60. HouseholdinHamiltonCMApaysrent<50%ofAverageHamiltonCMArent61. HouseholdinWinnipegCMApaysrent<50%ofAverageWinnipegCMArent62. HouseohldinCalgaryCMApaysrent<50%ofAverageCalgaryCMArent63. HouseholdinVancouverCMApaysrent<50%ofAverageVancouverCMArent64. HouseholdinHalifaxCMApaysrent80%to120%ofAverageHalifaxCMArent65. HouseholdinMontrealCMApaysrent80%to120%ofAverageMontrealCMArent66. HouseholdinOttawa-GatineauCMApaysrent80%to120%ofAverageOttawa-GatineauCMArent67. HouseholdinOshawaCMApaysrent80%to120%ofAverageOshawaCMArent68. HouseholdinTorontoCMApaysrent80%to120%ofAverageTorontoCMArent69. HouseholdinHamiltonCMApaysrent80%to120%ofAverageHamiltonCMArent70. HouseholdinWinnipegCMApaysrent80%to120%ofAverageWinnipegCMArent71. HouseholdinCalgaryCMApaysrent80%to120%ofAverageCalgaryCMArent72. HouseholdinVancouverCMApaysrent80%to120%ofAverageVancouverCMArent73. HouseholdinHalifaxCMApaysrent>120%ofAverageHalifaxCMArent74. HouseholdinMontrealCMApaysrent>120%ofAverageMontrealCMArent75. HouseholdinOttawa-GatineauCMApaysrent>120%ofAverageOttawa-GatineauCMArent76. HouseholdinOshawaCMApaysrent>120%ofAverageOshawaCMArent77. HouseholdinTorontoCMApaysrent>120%ofAverageTorontoCMArent78. HouseholdinHamiltonCMApaysrent>120%ofAverageHamiltonCMArent79. HouseholdinWinnipegCMApaysrent>120%ofAverageWinnipegCMArent80. HouseholdinCalgaryCMApaysrent>120%ofAverageCalgaryCMArent81. HouseholdinVancouverCMApaysrent>120%ofAverageVancouverCMArent82. HouseholdinHalifaxCMApaysrent>150%ofAverageHalifaxCMArent83. HouseholdinMontrealCMApaysrent>150%ofAverageMontrealCMArent84. HouseholdinOttawa-GatineauCMApaysrent>150%ofAverageOttawa-GatineauCMArent85. HouseholdinOshawaCMApaysrent>150%ofAverageOshawaCMArent86. HouseholdinTorontoCMApaysrent>150%ofAverageTorontoCMArent87. HouseholdinHamiltonCMApaysrent>150%ofAverageHamiltonCMArent88. HouseholdinWinnipegCMApaysrent>150%ofAverageWinnipegCMArent89. HouseholdinCalgaryCMApaysrent>150%ofAverageCalgaryCMArent90. HouseholdinVancouverCMApaysrent>150%ofAverageVancouverCMArent91. HouseholdinHalifaxCMApaysOwnercosts<80%ofAverageHalifaxCMAOwnercosts92. HouseholdinMontrealCMApaysOwnercosts<80%ofAverageMontrealCMAOwnercosts93. HouseholdinOttawa-GatineauCMApaysOwnercosts<80%ofAverageOttawa-GatineauCMA

Ownercosts94. HouseholdinOshawaCMApaysOwnercosts<80%ofAverageOshawaCMAOwnercosts95. HouseholdinTorontoCMApaysOwnercosts<80%ofAverageTorontoCMAOwnercosts96. HouseholdinHamiltonCMApaysOwnercosts<80%ofAverageHamiltonCMAOwnercosts97. HouseholdinWinnipegCMApaysOwnercosts<80%ofAverageWinnipegCMAOwnercosts


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98. HouseholdinCalgaryCMApaysOwnercosts<80%ofAverageCalgaryCMAOwnercosts99. HouseholdinVancouverCMApaysOwnercosts<80%ofAverageVancouverCMAOwnercosts100. HouseholdinHalifaxCMApaysOwnercosts<50%ofAverageHalifaxCMAOwnercosts101. HouseholdinMontrealCMApaysOwnercosts<50%ofAverageMontrealCMAOwnercosts102. HouseholdinOttawa-GatineauCMApaysOwnercosts<50%ofAverageOttawa-GatineauCMA

Ownercosts103. HouseholdinOshawaCMApaysOwnercosts<50%ofAverageOshawaCMAOwnercosts104. HouseholdinTorontoCMApaysOwnercosts<50%ofAverageTorontoCMAOwnercosts105. HouseholdinHamiltonCMApaysOwnercosts<50%ofAverageHamiltonCMAOwnercosts106. HouseholdinWinnipegCMApaysOwnercosts<50%ofAverageWinnipegCMAOwnercosts107. HouseholdinCalgaryCMApaysOwnercosts<50%ofAverageCalgaryCMAOwnercosts108. HouseholdinVancouverCMApaysOwnercosts<50%ofAverageVancouverCMAOwnercosts109. HouseholdinHalifaxCMApaysOwnercosts80%to120%ofAverageHalifaxCMAOwnercosts110. HouseholdinMontrealCMApaysOwnercosts80%to120%ofAverageMontrealCMAOwner

costs111. HouseholdinOttawa-GatineauCMApaysOwnercosts80%to120%ofAverageOttawa-

GatineauCMAOwnercosts112. HouseholdinOshawaCMApaysOwnercosts80%to120%ofAverageOshawaCMAOwner

costs113. HouseholdinTorontoCMApaysOwnercosts80%to120%ofAverageTorontoCMAOwner

costs114. HouseholdinHamiltonCMApaysOwnercosts80%to120%ofAverageHamiltonCMAOwner

costs115. HouseholdinWinnipegCMApaysOwnercosts80%to120%ofAverageWinnipegCMAOwner

costs116. HouseholdinCalgaryCMApaysOwnercosts80%to120%ofAverageCalgaryCMAOwnercosts117. HouseholdinVancouverCMApaysOwnercosts80%to120%ofAverageVancouverCMA

Ownercosts118. HouseholdinHalifaxCMApaysOwnercosts>120%ofAverageHalifaxCMAOwnercosts119. HouseholdinMontrealCMApaysOwnercosts>120%ofAverageMontrealCMAOwnercosts120. HouseholdinOttawa-GatineauCMApaysOwnercosts>120%ofAverageOttawa-Gatineau

CMAOwnercosts121. HouseholdinOshawaCMApaysOwnercosts>120%ofAverageOshawaCMAOwnercosts122. HouseholdinTorontoCMApaysOwnercosts>120%ofAverageTorontoCMAOwnercosts123. HouseholdinHamiltonCMApaysOwnercosts>120%ofAverageHamiltonCMAOwnercosts124. HouseholdinWinnipegCMApaysOwnercosts>120%ofAverageWinnipegCMAOwnercosts125. HouseholdinCalgaryCMApaysOwnercosts>120%ofAverageCalgaryCMAOwnercosts126. HouseholdinVancouverCMApaysOwnercosts>120%ofAverageVancouverCMAOwner

costs127. HouseholdinHalifaxCMApaysOwnercosts>150%ofAverageHalifaxCMAOwnercosts128. HouseholdinMontrealCMApaysOwnercosts>150%ofAverageMontrealCMAOwnercosts


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129. HouseholdinOttawa-GatineauCMApaysOwnercosts>150%ofAverageOttawa-GatineauCMAOwnercosts

130. HouseholdinOshawaCMApaysOwnercosts>150%ofAverageOshawaCMAOwnercosts131. HouseholdinTorontoCMApaysOwnercosts>150%ofAverageTorontoCMAOwnercosts132. HouseholdinHamiltonCMApaysOwnercosts>150%ofAverageHamiltonCMAOwnercosts133. HouseholdinWinnipegCMApaysOwnercosts>150%ofAverageWinnipegCMAOwnercosts134. HouseholdinCalgaryCMApaysOwnercosts>150%ofAverageCalgaryCMAOwnercosts135. HouseholdinVancouverCMApaysOwnercosts>150%ofAverageVancouverCMAOwner

costs136. HalifaxCMAHhldincomeBelow1/2ofHalifaxCMAMedianHhldincome137. MontrealCMAHhldincomeBelow1/2ofMontrealCMAMedianHhldincome138. Ottawa-GatineauCMAHhldincomeBelow1/2ofOttawa-GatineauCMAMedianHhldincome139. OshawaCMAHhldincomeBelow1/2ofOshawaCMAMedianHhldincome140. TorontoCMAHhldincomeBelow1/2ofTorontoCMAMedianHhldincome141. HamiltonCMAHhldincomeBelow1/2ofHamiltonCMAMedianHhldincome142. WinnipegCMAHhldincomeBelow1/2ofWinnipegCMAMedianHhldincome143. CalgaryCMAHhldincomeBelow1/2ofCalgaryCMAMedianHhldincome144. VancouverCMAHhldincomeBelow1/2ofVancouverCMAMedianHhldincome145. HalifaxCMAHouseholdhas1/2ofHalifaxCMAMedianHhldincometoHalifaxCMAMedian

Income146. MontrealCMAHouseholdhas1/2ofMontrealCMAMedianHhldincometoMontrealCMA

MedianIncome147. Ottawa-GatineauHouseholdhas1/2ofOttawa-GatineauCMAMedianHhldincometoOttawa-

GatineauCMAMedianIncome148. OshawaCMAHouseholdhas1/2ofOshawaCMAMedianHhldincometoOshawaCMAMedian

Income149. TorontoCMAHouseholdhas1/2ofTorontoCMAMedianHhldincometoTorontoCMAMedian

Income150. HamiltonCMAHouseholdhas1/2ofHamiltonCMAMedianHhldincometoHamiltonCMA

MedianIncome151. WinnipegCMAHouseholdhas1/2ofWinnipegCMAMedianHhldincometoWinnipegCMA

MedianIncome152. CalgaryCMAHouseholdhas1/2ofCalgaryCMAMedianHhldincometoCalgaryCMAMedian

Income153. VancouverCMAHouseholdhas1/2ofVancouverCMAMedianHhldincometoVancouverCMA

Median154. HalifaxCMAHouseholdisAboveHalifaxCMAMedianHhldincome155. MontrealCMAHouseholdisAboveMontrealCMAMedianHhldincome156. Ottawa-GatineauHouseholdisAboveOttawa-GatineauCMAMedianHhldincome157. OshawaCMAHouseholdisAboveOshawaCMAMedianHhldincome158. TorontoCMAHouseholdisAboveTorontoCMAMedianHhldincome


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159. HamiltonCMAHouseholdisAboveHamiltonCMAMedianHhldincome160. WinnipegCMAHouseholdisAboveWinnipegCMAMedianHhldincome161. CalgaryCMAHouseholdisAboveCalgaryCMAMedianHhldincome162. VancouerCMAHouseholdisAboveVancouverCMAMedianHhldincome163. HalifaxCMAHouseholdis>150%ofHalifaxCMAMedianHhldincome164. MontrealCMAHouseholdis>150%ofMontrealCMAMedianHhldincome165. Ottawa-GatineauCMAHouseholdis>150%ofOttawa-GatineauCMAMedianHhldincome166. OshawaCMAHouseholdis>150%ofOshawaCMAMedianHhldincome167. TorontoCMAHouseholdis>150%ofTorontoCMAMedianHhldincome168. HamiltonCMAHouseholdis>150%ofHamiltonCMAMedianHhldincome169. WinnipegCMAHouseholdis>150%ofWinnipegCMAMedianHhldincome170. CalgaryCMAHouseholdis>150%ofCalgaryCMAMedianHhldincome171. VancouverCMAHouseholdis>150%ofVancouverCMAMedianHhldincome172. MedianHouseholdIncome,HouseholdisinHalifaxCMA173. MedianHouseholdIncome,HouseholdisinMontrealCMA174. MedianHouseholdIncome,HouseholdisinOttawa-GatineauCMA175. MedianHouseholdIncome,HouseholdisinOshawaCMA176. MedianHouseholdIncome,HouseholdisinTorontoCMA177. MedianHouseholdIncome,HouseholdisinHamiltonCMA178. MedianHouseholdIncome,HouseholdisinWinnipegCMA179. MedianHouseholdIncome,HouseholdisinCalgaryCMA180. MedianHouseholdIncome,HouseholdisinVancouverCMA181. AverageHouseholdIncome,HouseholdisinHalifaxCMA182. AverageHouseholdIncome,HouseholdisinMontrealCMA183. AverageHouseholdIncome,HouseholdisinOttawa-GatineauCMA184. AverageHouseholdIncome,HouseholdisinOshawaCMA185. AverageHouseholdIncome,HouseholdisinTorontoCMA186. AverageHouseholdIncome,HouseholdisinHamiltonCMA187. AverageHouseholdIncome,HouseholdisinWinnipegCMA188. AverageHouseholdIncome,HouseholdisinCalgaryCMA189. AverageHouseholdIncome,HouseholdisinVancouverCMA190. Total-Highestcertificate,diplomaordegree(revisedtopopulationage15andOver)191. None(age15andover)192. Other(age15andover)193. Highschoolgraduationcertificateorequivalencycertificate(average15andover)194. Universitydegree(average15andover)195. TotalLabourForce-age25to64years196. Total-workedmainlyfull-timein2005-age25to64years197. Total-workedmainlypart-timein2005-age25to64years198. Total-Unemployed-age25to64years199. Total-Notinlabourforce-age25to64years


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200. FemaleTotalLabourForce-age25to64years201. Female-workedmainlyfull-timein2005-age25to64years202. Female-workedmainlypart-timein2005-age25to64years203. Female-Unemployed-age25to64years204. Female-Notinlabourforce-age25to64years205. MaleTotalLabourForce-age25to64years206. Male-workedmainlyfull-timein2005-age25to64years207. Male-workedmainlypart-timein2005-age25to64years208. Male-Unemployed-age25to64years209. Male-Notinlabourforce-age25to64years210. Total-Occupations-NationalOccupationalClassificationforStatistics2006211. Notapplicable212. AManagementoccupations213. BBusiness,financeandadministrativeoccupations214. CNaturalandappliedsciencesandrelatedoccupations215. DHealthoccupations216. EOccupationsinsocialscience,education,governmentserviceandreligion217. FOccupationsinart,culture,recreationandsport218. GSalesandserviceoccupations219. HTrades,transportandequipmentoperatorsandrelatedoccupations220. IOccupationsuniquetoprimaryindustry221. JOccupationsuniquetoprocessing,manufacturingandutilities222. A&COccupations223. B,D&EOccupations224. F&GOccupations225. H&JOccupations226. Presenceofwagesandsalaries227. PresenceofTotalSelfEmploymentincome228. Presenceofoldagesecurityandguaranteedincomesupplement229. PresenceofCanada/QuebecPensionPlanBenefits230. PresenceofOthergovernmentincome231. PresenceofIncomeOthersources232. PHM-Mover(placeofresidence5yearsago)233. PHM-Non-officialhomelanguage234. Total-immigrantstatus235. Totalimmigrants236. PeriodofImmigration(1996to2006)237. PeriodofImmigration(2001to2006)238. Otherperiodsofimmigration239. Non-immigrants240. Total-PHMVisibleminority


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241. PHM-Visibleminoritypopulation242. PHM-Black243. PHM-SouthAsian244. PHM-Chinese245. PHM-SoutheastAsian246. PHM-Filipino247. PHM-Arab/WestAsian248. PHM-LatinAmerican249. PHM-Notavisibleminority250. PHM-AboriginalIdentityPopulationDerived251. PHM-BritishIslesorigins252. PHM-Frenchorigins253. PHM-Canadian254. PHM-Europeanorigins255. PHM-Polish256. PHM-Italian257. PHM-Othersingle&multipleorigin(s)258. Total-Age259. 0to4years260. 5to14years261. 15to24years262. 25to34years263. 35to44years264. 45to54years265. 55to64years266. 65to74years267. 75to84years268. 85yearsandover269. Total-Age270. Under25years271. 25to44years272. 45to64years273. 65yearsandover274. Average(Numberofpersonsperroom)

CustomEthnicity/VisibleMinorityTorontoCMAData2001

DataReferenceNumber:E1025Geography:Custom63neighbourhoodzonesand34subzones(groupsofcensustracts)withdescriptivenamesplustheTorontoCMAtotals(referencemapavailableuponrequest)


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Years:2001.DataCross-TabAvailable:Ethnicity/VisibleMinorityDimensionbyCharacteristicsDimensionFormat:Beyond20/20IVTTableVariablesintheEthnicity/VisibleMinorityDimension:

1. TotalPopulationa. TotalPopulation(includingwhiteandexcludingAboriginalself-reporting)b. TotalPopulation(excludingwhiteandAboriginalself-reporting)

2. Total-BlackVisibleMinority(singleresponse)a. BlackvisibleminoritywithTotalJamaicanethnicoriginb. BlackvisibleminoritywithJamaicansingleethnicoriginplusJamaicanandanyother

CaribbeanandJamaicanandCanadianc. BlackvisibleminoritywithTotalCaribbean(excludingJamaican)d. BlackvisibleminoritywithCaribbeansingleormultipleresponsewithin,with/without

Canadian(excludingJamaican)e. BlackvisibleminoritywithTotalAfricanethnicoriginf. BlackvisibleminoritywithAfricansingleormultiplewithin,with/withoutCanadian

3. Total-SouthAsianVisibleMinority(singleresponse)a. SouthAsianvisibleminoritywithTotalEastIndianethnicoriginb. SouthAsianvisibleminoritywithEastIndianwith/withoutCanadianc. SouthAsianvisibleminoritywithTotalPakistaniethnicorigind. SouthAsianvisibleminoritywithPakistaniwith/withoutCanadiane. SouthAsianvisibleminoritywithTotalBangladeshiethnicoriginf. SouthAsianvisibleminoritywithBangladeshiwith/withoutCanadiang. SouthAsianvisibleminoritywithSriLankanandTamilTotalResponsesh. SouthAsianvisibleminoritywithSriLankan,Tamilwith/withoutCanadian

4. Chinesevisibleminority(singleresponse)5. Total-SoutheastAsianvisibleminority(singleresponse)

a. SoutheastAsianvisibleminoritywithTotalVietnameseethnicoriginb. SoutheastAsianvisibleminoritywithVietnameseethnicoriginwith/withoutCanadian,

VietnameseandChinese6. Filipinovisibleminority(singleresponse)7. LatinAmericanvisibleminority(singleresponse)8. Arab/WestAsianvisibleminority(singleresponse)9. Japanesevisibleminority(singleresponse)10. Koreanvisibleminority(singleresponse)11. AllOthers(includingWhite)12. TotalBritishIslesethnicorigin

a. BritishIslesresponseswithin,with/withoutCanadian13. TotalPortugueseethnicorigin

a. Portugueseethnicoriginwith/withoutCanadian


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14. TotalItalianethnicorigina. Italianethnicoriginwith/withoutCanadian

15. TotalPolishethnicorigina. Polishethnicoriginwith/withoutCanadian

16. TotalUkrainianethnicorigina. Ukrainianethnicoriginwith/withoutCanadian

17. TotalGreekethnicorigina. Greekethnicoriginwith/withoutCanadian

VariablesintheCharacteristicsDimension:1. Total-Sex2. Male3. Female4. Lessthan15years5. 15-24years6. 25-44years7. 45-64years8. 65yearsandover9. BorninCanada10. 2ndgeneration-RespondentborninCanadaofatleastoneforeign-bornparent-InCanada11. BornoutsideCanada12. Non-immigrantpopulation-BornoutsideCanada13. Immigrantpopulation-BornoutsideCanada14. Before1961-BornoutsideCanada15. 1961–1970-BornoutsideCanada16. 1971–1980-BornoutsideCanada17. 1981–1990-BornoutsideCanada18. 1991–2001-BornoutsideCanada19. 1991–1996-BornoutsideCanada20. 1997-2001-BornoutsideCanada21. Non-permanentresidents-BornoutsideCanada22. BorninCanadawithindividualincome23. Averageindividualincome$(WithincomeborninCanada)24. BorninCanada-immigratedbefore1991withindividualincome25. Averageindividualincome$(Withincome-BorninCanada-immigratedbefore1991)26. BorninCanada-immigrated1991–2001withindividualincome27. Averageindividualincome$(Withincome-BornoutsideCanada-immigrated1991–2001)28. Total-Mobilitystatus5yearsago29. Non-movers30. Movers31. Non-migrants


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32. Migrants33. Internalmigrants34. Intraprovincialmigrants35. Interprovincialmigrants36. Externalmigrants37. Totalpopulation20yearsandoverbyhighestlevelofschooling38. Lessthangrade939. Grades9to13(withorwithoutSSGC)40. Somepost-secondary(withorwithoutcertificate/diplomas;Trades)41. Universitywithbachelor'sdegreeorhigher42. TotalLabourForceActivity15yearsandover43. Participationrate44. Unemploymentrate45. TotalAllOccupations46. Legislatorsandseniormanagement47. Middle&othermanagement48. Professionals(SkilllevelA)49. Supervisors,foremen&women,skilledcraftsandtrades(skilllevelB)50. Clericalworkers,sales&service(skilllevelC)51. Semi-professionals,technicians,administrative,seniorclerical,sales&service(skilllevelB)52. Sales&Service,othermanualworkers(SkillLevelD)53. Semi-skilledmanualworkers(skilllevelC)54. NumberofCensusFamilies-(ReferencePersonforaCensusfamily)55. NumberofLoneParent-(ReferencePersonforaCensusfamily)56. NumberofEconomicFamilies-(ReferencePersonforanEconomicfamily)57. incidenceofLowIncomeofEconomicFamilies58. Numberofprivatehouseholds59. AverageHouseholdtotalincome$60. NumberofPrivatehouseholdswithhouseholdincomelessthan$29,75161. AverageNumberofpersonsinhousehold62. One-familyhouseholds63. Multiple-familyhouseholds64. Non-familyhouseholds65. Ownedbyamemberofthehousehold-non-farm,non-reserve66. AverageHouseholdtotalincome$-Ownedbyamemberofthehousehold-non-farm,non-reserve67. AverageValueofdwelling$-Ownedbyamemberofthehousehold-non-farm,non-reserve

a. Numberofhouseholdsspending30%ormoreofincomeonshelter-Ownedbyamemberofthehousehold-non-farm,non-reserve

b. AverageHouseholdtotalincome$c. AverageValueofdwelling$


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d. Numberofhouseholdsspending50%ormoreofincomeonshelter-Ownedbyamemberofthehousehold-non-farm,non-reserve

e. AverageHouseholdtotalincome$f. AverageValueofdwelling$

68. Rented-non-farm,non-reserve69. AverageHouseholdtotalincome$-Rented-non-farm,non-reserve70. AverageMonthlyRent$-Rented-non-farm,non-reserve

a. Numberofhouseholdsspending30%ormoreonshelter-Rented-non-farm,non-reserveb. AverageHouseholdtotalincomec. AverageMonthlyRent$d. Numberofhouseholdsspending50%ormoreonshelter-Rented-non-farm,non-reservee. AverageHouseholdtotalincomef. AverageMonthlyRent$

71. Periodofconstruction,before1946-Personisprimarymaintainer72. Periodofconstruction,1946–1960-Personisprimarymaintainer73. Periodofconstruction,1961–1970-Personisprimarymaintainer74. Periodofconstruction,1971–1980-Personisprimarymaintainer75. Periodofconstruction,1981–1990-Personisprimarymaintainer76. Periodofconstruction1991–2001-Personisprimarymaintainer77. Regularmaintenanceonly-Personisprimarymaintainer78. Minorrepairs-Personisprimarymaintainer79. Majorrepairs-Personisprimarymaintainer80. Single-detachedhouse-Personisprimarymaintainer81. Semi-detachedordoublehouse-Personisprimarymaintainer82. Rowhouse-Personisprimarymaintainer83. Apartmentinabuildingthathasfiveormorestoreys-Personisprimarymaintainer84. Apartmentinabuildingwithfewerthanfivestoreys;apartment/flatinadetachedduplex-Personis

primarymaintainer

CustomWorkingPoorDataCensus2001–2006

Geography:CensusTractsandCensusSubdivisionsinMontréal,Toronto,Vancouver,Calgary,Edmonton,Winnipeg,Halifax,Ottawa,Kitchener,Windsor,Victoria,Barrie,SaintJohn,QuebecCMAsonlyplustheCMAtotals

Years:Before-TaxWorkingPoordatafilesfor2001and2006.CensusTractdataisaggregatedbackto2001boundaries.After-TaxWorkingPooris2006only.

Notes:DataprovidedbyJohnStapletonandtheMetcalfFoundation.See"TheWorkingPoorintheTorontoRegion"MetcalfFoundationreportfordatadefinitionsandotherdetails.


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DataCross-TabAvailable:Poverty/WorkStatusDimensionbyImmigrantDimensionbyCharacteristicsDimensionFormat:Excelspreadsheets.

Poverty/WorkStatusDimension:1. TotalWorkingAge

a. Workingpoorb. Non-workingpoorc. Non-workingnon-poord. Workingnon-poor

ImmigrantDimension:1. TotalImmigrantsofWorkingAgeCharacteristicsDimension:1. EstimatedPopulationofIndividuals2. MeanBefore-TaxPersonalTotalIncome3. MedianBefore-TaxPersonalTotalIncome4. MeanBefore-TaxhouseholdTotalIncome5. MedianBefore-TaxhouseholdTotalIncome6. Immigrant7. MarriedorCommonLaw8. Age18-299. Age30-4410. Age45-5411. Age55-6412. Onepersonfamily13. Couplewithoutkidfamily14. Couplewithkidsfamily15. Loneparentfamily16. Lessthanhighschool17. Highschool18. Non-University19. University20. MissingInformationforDisability(reducesactivitiesatwork)21. Disabled22. OwnaHouse23. NumberofSourcesofIncome24. MissingInformationforWorkFull/PartTime25. Full-time26. Part-time


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27. MissingInformationforOccupation28. Management29. Business,FinanceandAdministration30. NaturalandAppliedSciencesandRelated31. Health32. SocialScience,Education,GovernmentServiceandReligion33. Art,Culture,RecreationandSport34. SalesandService35. Trades,TransportandEquipmentOperatorsandRelated36. PrimaryIndustry37. OccupationsUniquetoProcessing,ManufacturingandUtilities38. ReceiveEmploymentInsuranceBenefits

CustomWorkingPoorDataT1FF2006–2012

Source:CanadaRevenueAgencyTaxfilerdata(T1FF)Geography:CensusTractsandCensusSubdivisionsin17CMAs.Constant2006CTboundaries.Cities:Calgary,Edmonton,Halifax,Hamilton,Kingston,Kitchener-Waterloo,London,Montreal,NorthBay,Ottawa,QuebecCity,Sudbury,ThunderBay,Toronto,Vancouver,WindsorandWinnipeg.DataFormat:Excelfilesonlywithgeographiesproceedingacrosscolumns.DataDefinitions:Workingagepopulationdefinedasindividualswhoarebetween18and64,non-studentsandlivingontheirown.Workingstatusreferstopersonshavingearningsnolessthan$3,000.PoorstatusreferstoindividualswithcensusfamilyincomebelowtheLowIncomeMeasure(50%ofadjustedafter-taxmedianincomeofallCanadians)determinedfromtaxfilerdata(T1FF).ColumnVariables:1. Age15+2. WorkingAgePopulation18-64Total

a. Workingpoorb. Non-workingpoorc. Non-workingnon-poord. Workingnon-poor

RowVariables:1. SampleSize2. Before-TaxPersonalTotalIncomeMean


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3. Before-TaxPersonalTotalIncomeMedian4. Before-TaxCensusFamilyTotalIncomeMean5. Before-TaxCensusFamilyTotalIncomeMedian6. After-TaxPersonalIncomeMean7. After-TaxPersonalIncomeMedian8. After-TaxCensusFamilyIncomeMean9. After-TaxCensusFamilyIncomeMedian10. PercentageMarriedorCommonLaw11. PercentageAge15-2912. PercentageAge30-4413. PercentageAge45-5414. PercentageAge55-6415. PercentageAge65+16. PercentageOnePersonHousehold17. PercentageCouplewith0Kid18. PercentageCouplewithKids19. PercentageLoneParent20. PercentageClaimedDisabilityTaxCredit21. NumberofSourcesofIncomeMean22. PercentageReportingEmploymentInsuranceBenefitsWorkingPoorPercentagesNote:Thesecanbecomputedbythedatauser.Option1.Percentageof(WorkingPoor/15+)Option2.Percentageof(WorkingPoor/Working-agePop)Option3.Percentageof(WorkingPoor/(Workingpoor+non-workingpoor))Option4.Percentageof(WorkingPoor/(Workingpoor+workingnon-poor))


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CUSTOMTAXFILERT1FFINCOMEDATA

• Source:CanadaRevenueAgencyT1FFfilewhichisproducedbyStatisticsCanada.• Geography:allcensustractsinCanada,includestotalsforCanada,Provinces,CMAsandCDs(only

forareasoutsideCMAs).• Data2005–2010isforconstantcensustract2006boundaries.Data2012isforconstant2011census

tractboundaries.• Coverage:alltaxfilerswhichcovers74.2%ofthetotalpopulationin2010,numberofpeoplewhofile

ataxreturnhasbeenincreasingovertime• Format:ExcelspreadsheetswithsomeCMAdataalsoinSPSSsystemfiles

2005,2010,2012DataonFamiliesandNon-Families:

• Numberoftaxfilersbyvariousfamilytypesandtheirmediantotalincomes,medianemploymentincomes

• Familytypesare:Allfamilies,CoupleFamilies,LoneParentFamilies,Non-FamilyPersons• NumberofFamiliesandnon-familiesreceivingincomefromgovernmenttransfersandthe

averageamounts• Numberoffamiliesandnon-familiesreceivingemploymentInsuranceandtheaverageamounts

2007,2010,2012DataonIndividuals:• Allindividuals,maleandfemaleaveragetotalincomesbyagegroups,before-taxandafter-tax• Agegroupsare:0-24,25-34,35-44,45-54,55-64,65+

IncomeTimeSeriesDataAvailablefor8CMAs2005–2012

• Geography:constant2006censustractboundaries• Incomeyears:2005,2007,2010,2012allinthesamefile• CMAs:Halifax,Montreal,Ottawa,Toronto,Hamilton,Winnipeg,Calgary,Vancouver• Formats:Excelfiles,SPSSfiles,GISShapefiles• Variables:AverageIndividualIncome$,CMAAverage$,RatioofCTAvgtoCMAAvgeachyear


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SECONDARYDATAHOLDINGS

Accesstothesedatasetsmayormaynotberestricted.NeighbourhoodSpecific:

• SouthParkdaleFoodInsecurityandHousingSurveyDataforSinglesandFamilies,2006/2007• ParkdaleHigh-Riserentalsurvey2010buildinglocationspointdata

CityofToronto:

• MunicipalLicensing&InvestigationActivity,Sept9,2016.Dataonbylawviolationsonallproperties,interiorandexterior.AllactiveinvestigationsplusthosethatclosedwithinprevioustwoyearsHavealreadygeocodedandmappedthetop/worst300properties.

• Airbnbshort-termrentallistingsforCityofToronto2015.Includesgeographiccoordinatesfor

easymapping.Includestypeofunit:entireunit,privateroom,sharedroom.DataalsoavailableforMontrealandVancouver.Fromhttp://insideairbnb.com/

• TorontoPoliceCallsforService–AnnualViolentCrimeData1998–2009byDisseminationAreaandCensusTracts.Includesbreakdownbytypeofviolentcrime,victim’sageandsex(oftennotavailable).NumerousmapsandgraphsofviolentcrimetrendshavebeenproducedbytheNCRP.Accesstothisdataisrestricted.ContactRosemaryGartner,CentreforCriminologyandSociolegalStudies,UniversityofTorontoformoreinformationrosemary.gartner@utoronto.ca

• HeadofHouseholds-OntarioWorksSocialAssistanceData2004–2015forCityofToronto140neighborhoods.Datashowsover10millioncasesofhouseholdsreceivingassistance(welfare)eachmontheachyear.Datastoredinverylarge2.5gigabyteSPSSsystemfile.DataispublicallyavailableontheCityofTorontoOpenDatawebsite.

• CityofTorontoEmploymentSurveySummaryTables2004–2014.OnelargeExcelfilewith7worksheettableswithvarioushistoricalstatisticsonnumbersofjobsandestablishmentswithbreakdownsbysector/industryandgeography(districts).

• CityofTorontoLicensedChildCareCentreLocations2015.Locationsaregeocodedaspointsbyaddress(N=952).Attributesavailableincludenumberofchildcarespacesandtypeofcentre(commercial,non-profitorcity-run).DataisfromtheCityofTorontoOpenDatawebsite.


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• ApartmentVacancyRates1970–2006

• RoomingHouseLocations2004pointdata.Alsohavethe2013listofaddressesbutthishasnotbeengeocoded.

• SocialHousingLocations1999plustheproportionsofcensustract2001or2006dwellingtotals• EvictionsApplications1998-2005pointdata• HousingCompletions1981–2005

• TaxImpact2011ofCurrentValueAssessmentonResidentialPropertiesbyWards,dataalso

interpolateddowntocensustractlevelbyR.Maaranen,fromhttp://www.toronto.on.ca/open

• HomelessImmigrantsDatabase:LongitudinalStudyofHomelessImmigrantFamilies,2008• IncarcerationDatabaseusedtoproducemapsinJohnHowardSociety2010report"Homeless

andJailed"

• EmergencyandInpatientVisitstoMountSinaiHospital2007-2008pointdata(restricted)• ChildInjurydata,2002-2006aggregatedtocensustracts.Investigator:TanyaMorton,UofT• TTCbusandsubwayridershipandcoststatistics2005and2006

• HomicideLocations1990–2013fromTorontoStarInteractiveCrimeMaps.Includes1,493

mappedlocations,37ofwhichIhavemanuallyrepositionedduetototallywrongcoordinates.Dataismissingapproximately20homicidelocations(2%)comparedtoTorontoPoliceStatisticalReports.

• CrimeCountsbyType2004-20011forToronto's140NeighbourhoodsfromTorontoStarInteractiveCrimeMaps.IncludescountsbyyearofAssault,Break&Enter,DrugCharges,Murder,Robbery,SexualAssault,StolenVehicle,TheftOver$5,000.

• CrimeCountsbyType2006forCensusTracts2006inCityofTorontofromStatisticsCanada,CanadianCentreforJusticeStatistics,UniformCrimeReportingSurvey2006.Includes:PopulationatRisk(workers+residents),ViolentCrime,PropertyCrime,SexualAssault,DrugOffences,Shoplifting,CriminalHarassment,UtteringThreat,MinorAssault,MajorAssault,Robbery,TheftfromaMotorVehicle,TheftofaMotorVehicle,BreakandEnter,Mischief,OtherTheft.

GreaterTorontoArea:

• EconomicBulletinforCityofTorontoincludingCMA,905Region,GTAdata,December2016.ExcelspreadsheetfromCityofTorontoOpenDatawebsite.Containsmanyeconomic,employment,labourforce,realestate,transportationindicators.

• AverageHousePricesDataandMaps1969–2009fromTorontoStar


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• MapofHousingPriceChange2005–2007fromTorontoStar

• MapofProvincialJailCostsbyNeighbourhood,TorontoRegionfromTorontoStar2008• HousingStarts2004–2006• AnnualImmigrantFlow1996–2005• Ethno-RacialGroupPopulationsandCharacteristicsinToronto1971–2001datatablesinM.

Ornstein2006report.

• TravelBehaviourandCommutingPatternsData,11Neighbourhoods1986–2001fromUofTgraduatestudentresearch.

• SpacingMagazineSubscriptionslocations,2009and2012pointdata

• Homicidelocations2005–2008fromTorontoStar,pointdata• Grow-Oplocations2006–2007fromTorontoStar,pointdata

CMHCHousingData

• CMHCHousingStartsbyStructuralTypeandMarketType,CMAs1988-2016CANSIMTable027-0034.Tenure/markettypeincludeshomeowner,rental,condo,co-op,othermarket.

o AlsoseeCanadaHousingStartsbyStructuralType1955–2014CANSIMTable027-0008

• CMHCAverageRentsbyCMA1987-2016CANSIMTable027-0040.Averagerentsforareaswithapopulationof10,000andover,annual(dollars).Bachelorapartments,onebedrooms,twobedrooms,threebedrooms.Row,structuresthreeunitsormore,structuressixunitsormore.

• CMHCVacancyRatesbyCMA1971-2016CANSIMTable027-0011.Privatesectorrentalinstructuressixunitsormore.VacancyratescanalsobefoundinCMHC’sonlineHousingMarketInformationPortalforsmallergeographies(CSD,Zone)andmorerecentyearsonly.

• CMHCCoreHousingNeedOnlineData2006,2011byCensusTracts.Availableonlinefordownload/export.Census2006andNHS2011.Dataiscross-tabulatedbytenure,ageofmaintainers,householdtypes,immigranthouseholds,seniors,householdswithchildren,activitylimitations,Aborigionalhouseholds,incomes,sheltercosts,housingstandards.AccesstheHousingMarketInformationPortal.https://www03.cmhc-schl.gc.ca/hmiportal

• CMHCRentalMarketSurvey(RMS)ZonesboundaryGISshapefilesforCanada,annual2010–2015


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• CMHCRentalMarketSurvey(RMS)DataTablesOctober2014.FivelargeExceltablescoveringCSDs,RMSzonesandCTs.Limitedtoprivatesectorrentalinbuildingsthreeunitsormore.Thusthisexcludesrentedcondos,secondarysuites,singlerentedhouses,socialhousing.10.1-UnitsinUniverse10.3-VacancyRatesbyBedroomType10.5-UnitsinUniversebyStructureSize10.6-AverageRentbyBedroomType10.7-RentQuartilesbyBedroomType

• CMHCRentalMarketSurvey(RMS)AnnualDataTables1995–2014.

Geographies:CMATotals,CSDs,RMSZones,CensusTracts,TorontoParkdaletotals.OttawaandGatineautreatedastwoseparateCMAs.

Fileformats:deliveredasHTMLXMLfiles(verylargeandslowtoopen),RichardconvertedtoExcelXLSX(smaller)Content:a)AverageRents($)andNumberofUnitsintheUniversebyGeography,StructureAgeandBedroomTypeb)AverageRents($)andNumberofUnitsintheUniversebyGeography,StructureSizeandBedroomTypeUniverse:Privaterental,structuresofthreeunitsormore.Excludingsocialhousing,condos,etc.CMA/CT/CSD/RMSZoneboundariesarecross-sectionalCensusTractBoundaries:1991tractsusedinthe1995–1997surveys1996tractsusedin1998-2001surveys2001tractsusedin2002-2006surveys2006tractsforthe2007-2011surveys2011tractsfor2012-2014.Quality:HighsuppressionattheCTlevel.Forexample,60%ofCTsinTorontoCMAwith2bedroomrow/aptspresenthavetheaveragerentsuppressed.

• CMHCCoreHousingNeedDataTables2002–2010Canada,Provinces,CMAs,Ownersand

Renters.DataderivedbyCMHCfromSurveyofLabourandIncomeDynamics(SLID).

• CMHCCondoandNon-CondoApartmentAverageRentsbyBedrooms2005,Toronto,Montréal,Vancouver.


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OtherDataforCanadianCities:

• CMAAnnualPopulationEstimatesbyAgeandSex,2001-2015.CANSIMTable051-0056.

• ResidentialPropertyValues2005-2013forCanada,Provinces,CMAsCANSIMTable026-0018.

Foreachyear,ithasthetotalvaluesofalltaxableresidentialproperties.Noothervariablesincluded.NoCSD/CD/CTleveldataincluded.Wehavecalculatedpropertyvaluesperpersoneachyear(andadjustedforinflation)forallCMAsusingCMAannualpopulationestimates.

• ChildPovertyT1FFData2013forCanada,Provinces,CMAsandFederalRidings(2003boundaries).Excelfilewithpovertycounts/ratesforfamilies,allpersonsandchildren0-17years.Includesbreakdownbycouplesandloneparents.PovertybasedontheLow-IncomeMeasure(LIM).Federalridingboundarieswereredrawnin2013forthe2015electionbutthisdataisfortheold2003boundaries.DatawaspurchasedbyCampaign2000–ChildFamilyServicesToronto.Forpermissiontouse,[email protected]://www.campaign2000.ca/

• SurveyofLabourandIncomeDynamics(SLID)Public-usemicrodatafile2011forCanada/CMAs.Dataavailablebackto1993.Thisisavoluntarysurveywithasmallsamplesize.Notmappable.Eachobservationisonepersonandtheycanbegroupedintohouseholds.Containsowners/rentersandimmigrants.DoesNOTincludevisibleminoritystatusorethnicity.SLIDendsin2011.ReplacedbyCanadianIncomeSurveyfor2012onwardswithdifferentmethodologythatisnotcomparable.

• CanadianBusinessPatternsbyDisseminationArea2007–2011.Includesestablishmentcountsby6-digitNAICS(2007)codesandemploymentsizerangesforallDAsinCanada.AlsoavailableforCMAsandCSDs.NAICSistheNorthAmericanIndustrialClassificationSystem.Datahasmanyapplications.Forexample,SocialServiceestablishmentsarelistedasNAICS624.EighttypesofsocialservicescanbemappedbyDAandthenumberofserviceprovidersperneighbourhoodcalculated.Distancestoserviceproviderscanalsobecalculatedandmapped.

• LocalIDEAsDataInventorylistofdatastoredintheIndicatorsDatabaseforEconomicAnalysisstoredattheMunkSchoolofGlobalAffairs,UniversityofToronto.ContacttheManagerGregSpencergreg.spencer@utoronto.caformoredetails.


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• SimplymapCanada2015.AnonlinedatabasethatisavailablethroughtheUofTDataLibrarythatcontainshundredsofvariablesareavailabledowntothedisseminationareaandcensustractlevelthatcanbeexportedtostatisticalorGISsoftware.DataislikelyrestrictedtoUofTfaculty,staffandstudentshttp://simplymap.com.myaccess.library.utoronto.ca/login.html

o DEP-DemographicEstimates2015andProjectionso HEP-HouseholdExpenditurePotential2012o D&BPOI-BusinessPointofInterestdatawithnames,address,industrycodes,etc.o PRIZM-Consumerclustersystemthatsegmentsconsumersinto66lifestyleclustersand

18socialgroupsthatarenamedandprofiled.

• HouseholdIncomeExpenditure2012(HEP)dataforallcensustractsinCanada.Variablesinclude:totalhouseholdincome,averagehouseholdincome,totalexpenditures,averageexpendituresandtheincome-expenditureratio.TheseareestimatesproducedbyEnvironicsfromStatisticsCanada'sHouseholdSpendingSurveyandtheirowndemographicprojections.

• HighIncomeTrendsofTaxfilers(e.g.Canada’sTop1percent)inCanada1982–2014dataforCanada,ProvincesandCMAs.Beyond20/20datafilefromStatisticsCanadathatcontainsmanystatistics(totals,percentages,averages,etc.),incomeconcepts(marketincome,totalincome,after-taxincome,etc.)andincomegroups(top1%,top5%,bottom99%,etc.)CANSIMTable204-0001.

• Geography-specificHighIncomeTaxfilers1982–2014dataforCanada,ProvincesandCMAs.InsteadofdataonCanada’sTop1%wholiveinToronto,Vancovuer,etc.thisfilecontainsthesamedataforToronto’sTop1%,Vancouver’sTop1%,etc.CANSIMTable204-0002.

• After-TaxMedianIncomesbyFamilyTypes1976–2011dataforCanada,ProvincesandCMAs.CANSIMTable202-605.

• LowIncomeRatesinCanadaAfter-Tax1976–2013DataTable.CANSIMTable202-0804.

• AverageFamilyIncomePercentiles(MarketIncomeandAfter-TaxIncome)forCanada1976–2004fromAndrewHeisz(2007)"IncomeInequalityandRedistributioninCanada1976–2004".StatisticsCanadaCatalogueno.11F0019MIE-No.298.

• IncomeTrendsinCanadaand15CMAsbyStatisticsCanada,1976–2006.Manydatatables.See:http://datalib.chass.utoronto.ca/codebooks/dsp/itc.htm

• UnionCoveragerates,CanadianCMAs1997–2002.From"SolidarityForever?AnAnalysisofChangesinUnionDensity"inJustLabour,vol.4.(summer2004).


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• CanadaImmigrationFactsandFigures1998–2012.Variousdatatables.• CanadaImmigrationStatistics1971,1981,1991.Variousdatatables.

CanadaandProvinces:

• WealthDistributionTablesbyIncomeQuintile2012-2015(provisionalestimates).ReleasedDecember2016.Thesetablescross-tabulatenationalassets,liabilitiesandnetworthbyincomequintileeachyear2012-2015.DatanotcurrentlyinCANSIM.DatawasacquiredbyemailingStatisticsCanadaatstatcan.nead-info-dcen-nead-info-dcen.statcan@canada.ca

• UnionizationRatesbyIndustry1997-2015CANSIMTable282-0078.Labourforcesurveyestimates(LFS),employeesbyunioncoverage,NorthAmericanIndustryClassificationSystem(NAICS),sexandagegroup,annual(personsx1,000)

• Permanent&TemporaryEmploymentbyIndustry1997-2015CANSIMTable282-0079.Labourforcesurveyestimates(LFS),employeesbyjobpermanency,NorthAmericanIndustryClassificationSystem(NAICS),sexandagegroup,unadjustedforseasonality,monthly(persons)

• HouseholdDebt,MortgageandConsumerCredit,DisposableIncomes1961-2016.

o CANSIMTable380-0073-Selectedindicators-Households,quarterly(dollarsunlessotherwisenoted)

o CANSIMTable380-0019-Sectoraccounts,personsandunincorporatedbusinesses,annual

(dollarsunlessotherwisenoted)

o CANSIMTable378-0051-Nationalbalancesheet,personsandunincorporatedbusiness,annual(dollarsx1,000,000)

o CANSIMTable378-0121-NationalBalanceSheetAccounts,quarterly(dollarsx1,000,000)

• MortgageInterestRates1951-2016.CANSIMTable027-0015.CanadaMortgageandHousingCorporation,conventionalmortgagelendingrate,5-yearterm,monthly(percent)

• MortgageCredit1969-2016.CANSIMTable176-0069.Residentialmortgagecredit,outstandingbalancesofmajorprivateinstitutionallenders,BankofCanada,monthly(dollarsx1,000,000)


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• Employment(Jobs)byIndustry1976-2015.CANSIMTable282-0008.Labourforcesurveyestimates(LFS),byNorthAmericanIndustryClassificationSystem(NAICS),sexandagegroup,annual(personsunlessotherwisenoted)

• GrossDomesticProduct1997-2015byIndustry.CANSIMTable379-0031.Grossdomesticproduct(GDP)atbasicprices,byNorthAmericanIndustryClassificationSystem(NAICS),monthly(dollarsx1,000,000).

• ConsumerPriceIndexes1914-2016.CANSIMTable326-020.MonthlyJan1914toOct2016.Usedtoadjustcurrentdollarstoconstant2016(oranyotheryear)dollarsoveralongtimeperiod.NotetheBankofCanadawebsitehasaneasytouseinflationcalculator.

• GiniCoefficientsforCanadaandProvinces1976–2013.o CANSIMTable202-0709-Ginicoefficientsofmarket,totalandafter-taxincomeof

individuals,whereeachindividualisrepresentedbytheiradjustedhouseholdincome,byeconomicfamilytype,annual(number).

o CANSIMTable202-0705-market,totalandafter-taxincome,byeconomicfamilytype,annual(number)

• WelfareIncomesbyProvinces1986–2007dataandgraphs.

• MinimumwagesinCanadaProvinces1965–2014data.See:

http://labour.gc.cahttp://srv116.services.gc.ca/dimt-wid/sm-mw/rpt2.aspx?lang=eng&dec=1

• RentalHousingProduction,PrivateandSocial,1950–1999dataandgraphs.

• CanadaGovernmentExpendituresandRevenues1961–2014.Dataandgraphsonsurplus,deficit,revenue/spendingaspercentofGDP,unemploymentbenefits,transferpayments.FromFinanceDepartmenthttp://www.fin.gc.ca

• PublicSocialExpenditures,SixCountries1980–2001dataandgraphs.

• GovernmentSocialSpending12WesternNations2007dataandgraphs.

• IncomeSharesofTopIncomeGroups,Canada1920–2007fromWorldsTopIncomeDatabasehttp://g-mond.parisschoolofeconomics.eu/topincomes/


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GISSpatialData

• PeelRegionDataCentreGeospatialDataInventory(2015).SeriesofPDFfilescoveringtopicssuchasbuildingpermits,childcarecentres,draftplansofsubdivisions,floodplains,geocodedaddresspoints,landmarks,parks,placesofworship,raillines,regionownedlands,schoolsandmore.

• CityofTorontoNeighbourhoodImprovementAreas(2014)GISShapefiles.These31neighbourhoodssucceedthePriorityAreasidentifiedin2005.

• CityofTorontoCentrelinefileMarch2015.ShowsallroadsinTorontowithaddressranges.Usefulforgeocodingbystreetaddressmatching.

• CMHCRentalMarketSurvey(RMS)ZonesboundaryGISshapefilesforCanada,annual2010–

2015

• OntarioMinistryofNaturalResourcesBuilt-UpArea2010Boundaryfileofbuilt-upcoveringsouthernOntario.Noattributesgiven.Thenon-builtareaastheinversehasbeencreatedfromthisdatafortheentireTorontoCMA.AccuracyseemstobesuperiortotheDMTILandUseData.

• OntarioGreenBeltPlan2005fromOntarioMunicipalAffairsandHousing.ThisincludestheNiagaraEscarpmentandOakRidgesMorainepolygonfeatureswhichcanbedisplayedonmaps.

• BoroughsofMontréalboundaries,2011.Thereare19boroughsontheislandofMontréal.Theyaresmallerthancensussubdivisionsbutlargerthancensustracts.The19boroughsplusafewindependentmunicipalities(censussubdivisions)covertheentireisland.

• CityofToronto140NeighbourhoodboundariesandthePriorityNeighbourhoods2005• CityofTorontoWardboundaries• CityofTorontoResidentialandNon-residentialareaboundaries,2002

• CanMapRouteLogisticsHighwaysandRoads2010fromDMTI,Alberta,B.C.,Ontario,Manitoba,

Québec,NovaScotia.ExtractedrouteswithinallthemajorCMAs.Highwaysincludeinterchanges/ramps.

• LandUseData2005and2010fromtheDMTICanMapRouteLogisticsdataset.Availableforallprovinces.Landusecateogriesinclude:Commercial;GovernmentandInstitutional;OpenArea;ParksandRecreational;Residential;ResourceandIndustrial;Waterbody.Detailbestforurbanareas.Manyclassificationerrorswerefoundinthisdata.


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• NeighbourhoodandCommunityboundaries2012(includingdescriptivenames)fromDMTI.Datalimitedtourbanareaswithlargespatialgapsinruralareas,mostCMAsinCanadaincluded.Derivedfromvarietyofsources,notbasedoncensusgeography.InCityofTorontoforexample,itshowsover300neighbourhoods.

• PlatinumPostalCodeSuite2012fromDMTI.Containspostalcoderepresentativepoints,localdeliveryunitboundaries,forwardsortationareaboundariesforthewholecountry.SomeattributesaredifferentfromtheStatisticsCanadapostalcodeconversionfile.

• TorontoElectoralSubdivisions2006

• FoodRetailLocations,CityofToronto2005.Investigator:SharonKirkpatrick,UofT.

• TorontoRealEstateBoardZones2002

• TransportationTomorrowSurveyBoundaryFilesandData1989–2006http://maps.library.utoronto.ca/cgi-bin/files.pl?idnum=1097

• SubwayandRapidTransitlines:Toronto,Montréal,Vancouver,Calgary,Edmonton,Ottawa

• Transitstoppointlocations,RouteShapesandServiceFrequencydatafromGoogleTransitFeedData(June/July2013)forToronto(TTC,GoTransitandYorkRegion),Montréal(islandplusLaval,LongueuilandAMTcommuterrail),Vancouver,Hamilton,Calgary,Edmonton,Halifax,Winnipeg,Ottawa(Ontariosideonly),QuébecCity,ThunderBay,Brampton,Waterlooregion,Guelph,Kamloops,Kelowna,Victoria.Formoreinformation,see:http://code.google.com/p/googletransitdatafeed/http://www.gtfs-data-exchange.com/agencies/bylocation

• GOBusStoplocationsfortheGreaterTorontoAreafromMetrolinxin2013.

• TTCBusRouteslines2012.


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OTHERDATASOURCES

Canada

CanadaOpenGovernmentDataPortalhttp://open.canada.caCensusofCanada2011http://www12.statcan.gc.ca/census-recensement/index-eng.cfm?HPA

StatisticsCanada-CanadianSocioeconomicDatabase(CANSIM)http://www5.statcan.gc.ca/cansim/home-accueil?lang=engComparisonsofCountries

WorldBankOpenData-freeandopenaccesstodataaboutdevelopmentincountrieshttp://data.worldbank.orgOECDData-OrganisationforEconomicCo-operationandDevelopment,dataoncountrieshttp://www.oecd.orgWorldIncomesDatabase:http://g-mond.parisschoolofeconomics.eu/topincomes/LuxembourgIncomeStudyDatabase(LIS)LISisacross-nationaldatacenterwhichservesaglobalcommunityofresearchers,educators,andpolicymakers.LISacquiresdatasetswithincome,wealth,employment,anddemographicdatafromalargenumberofcountries,harmonisesthemtoenablecross-nationalcomparisons,andmakesthemavailableforpublicusebyprovidingregistereduserswithremoteaccess.LIS,locatedinLuxembourg,ishometotheLuxembourgIncomeStudyDatabaseandtheLuxembourgWealthStudyDatabase.Thesedatabasescontainharmonisedmicrodatafromhigh-andmiddle-incomecountriesaroundtheworld.http://www.lisdatacenter.org/OECDAdultSkillsSurveyMicrodataforCanadaandUnitedStates2011–2012SurveyIncludesvariablesabouteducation,skills,incomeofindividualsandtheirparents.Usefulforsocialmobility,outcomeanalysis.http://www.oecd.org/site/piaac/publicdataandanalysis.htm


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HousingSalesandAffordability

HousingSalesDatafromTorontoRealEstateBoard:http://www.torontorealestateboard.com/HousingAffordabilityDatafromCanadianHousingandMortgageCorporation:http://www.cmhc.ca/CMHCMapping/DataPortalhttp://www.cmhc.ca/hmiportalWell-BeingandPoverty

OntarioHealthProfiles:www.ontariohealthprofiles.caWeprovidehealthandhealth-relatedindicatorsintwobasicforms:Community-levelhealthindicators-thismicro-dataprovidesdetailedstatisticsaboutpopulationslivingincommunitiesbysexandrelevantage-groupsforeachhealthindicator.Wealsoprovideinformationabouthowthecommunitycompareswiththeoverallgeographyvaluesandwhetherthisdifferenceismeaningful.Thesedataareavailableinpdfandtableformat.Ontario-widehealthindicators-thismacro-dataprovidesanoverviewofhowdifferentcommunitieswithinOntariocomparewitheachotherwithrespecttospecifichealthindicators.Thesedataareshownonmapswithdifferentcoloursrepresentingdifferentvaluesacrosscommunities.LotsofhealthrelateddataandmapsbyneighbourhoodsandLIHN(LocalHealthIntegratedNetworkneighbourhoods)geography.NoCTleveldata.CityofTorontoNeighbourhoodImprovementAreas2014(NIAs):http://www1.toronto.ca/wps/portal/contentonly?vgnextoid=e0bc186e20ee0410VgnVCM10000071d60f89RCRD

TorontoVitalSignsfromTorontoCommunityFoundation:http://www.tcf.ca/WellBeingIndicatorMappingforCityofTorontoNeighbourhoods:http://map.toronto.ca/wellbeing/


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UrbanHeart-TorontoCommunityHealthProfileshttp://www.torontohealthprofiles.ca/urbanheartattoronto.phpPovertyRatesandWelfareIncomesfromNationalCouncilofWelfare:http://www.ncwcnbes.net/TorontoPovertyResearchReportsfromUnitedWayToronto:http://www.unitedwaytoronto.com/CityofTorontoPovertyWardProfilesfromSocialPlanningToronto:http://www.socialplanningtoronto.org/CityofTorontoSocialAtlas/NeighbourhoodDemographicProfiles:http://www.toronto.ca/demographics/atlas.htmUrbanPovertyProjectfromCanadianCouncilonSocialDevelopment:http://www.ccsd.ca/pubs/2007/upp/index.htmSocialDeterminantsofHealth,CanadianBestPracticesPortal:http://cbpp-pcpe.phac-aspc.gc.ca/public-health-topics/social-determinants-of-health/Transportation

Traffic/CommutingDatafromTransportationTomorrowSurveys:DataManagementGroup,JointPrograminTransportationhttp://www.jpint.utoronto.ca/dmg/MetrolinxOntariohttp://www.metrolinx.com/en/CommercialActivity

RetailDatafromCentreforStudyofCommercialActivity,RyersonUniversityhttp://www.csca.ryerson.ca/IncomeInequalityandEmployment

IncomeInequalityResearchfromCanadianCentreforPolicyAlternatives:http://www.growinggap.ca


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CityofTorontoPlaceofWork/EmploymentAreaProfiles:http://www.toronto.ca/invest-in-toronto/census.htmMunicipalData

CityofTorontoOpenData(manyothercitiesalsohaveanOpenDatawebsite):http://www.toronto.ca/openImmigrants

CanadaCitizenshipandImmigrationFactsandFigureshttp://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/statistics/menu-fact.aspImmigrantsandrelateddatatomakeyourownmapsattheCommunitySPOAtlasofLargeCanadaUrbanCentres:http://www.integration-net.ca:81/atlas/index-e.phpCERISMetropolisResearchonImmigrants:http://www.ceris.metropolis.net/Education

SchoolAchievementDataandStudentPopulationCharacteristicsfromOntarioMinistryofEducation:http://www.edu.gov.on.ca/eng/ScholarsGeoportal,ageospatialdiscoverytoolfromtheOntarioCouncilofUniversityLibraries:http://geo2.scholarsportal.info/UrbanProsperity

NatalieP.VoorheesCenterforNeighbourhoodandCommunityImprovement,UniversityofIllinoisatChicagohttp://www.voorheescenter.com/UrbanResearchfromtheMartinProsperityInstitute:http://martinprosperity.org/


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FCMQualityofLifeReportingSystemDatabaseonCanadianMunicipalities:ToAccessDataclickonMunicipalDataCollection->ViewTool.LoginwithGuestAccount.ClickViewData.DataTablesAvailable:Homelessness,SocialHousing,ChildCare,Recreation,Culture,LongTermCare,SolidWaste,WaterQuality,MunicipalElections.AlsoseetheReportingTooltoviewgraphsofdatabymunicipalitybutnoaccesstodownloadrawdata.http://www.municipaldata-donneesmunicipales.ca/NeptisGEOWEBfortheOntarioGreaterGoldenHorseshoe:FreeonlineGISmappingservicefocusedonthetopicsoflanduse,agriculture,theenvironmentandtransportation.http://www.neptis.org/http://www.neptisgeoweb.org/MiscellaneousHelp

UniversityofTorontoMapLibraryGISHelphttp://mdl.library.utoronto.ca/content/map-and-data-library-helpsheetsUniveristyofWaterlooLibraryGISHelphttp://www.lib.uwaterloo.ca/locations/umd/digital/tutorials.htmlColorBrewerColorAdvicehttp://colorbrewer2.org/BankofCanadaInflationCalculatorhttp://www.bankofcanada.ca/rates/related/inflation-calculator/

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