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InglewoodA 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

Table of Contents

InglewoodA Community ProfilePopulation

Source: Municipal Census

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0110-114 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0

0105-109 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0

0100-104 0.0 3 0.1 3 0.0

295-99 0.1 14 0.4 16 0.3

1190-94 0.4 34 1.1 45 0.7

3685-89 1.2 104 3.2 140 2.2

7080-84 2.2 150 4.6 220 3.5

7975-79 2.5 136 4.2 215 3.4

7370-74 2.3 105 3.2 178 2.8

8965-69 2.9 119 3.7 208 3.3

8960-64 2.9 112 3.5 201 3.2

15655-59 5.0 134 4.1 290 4.6

22250-54 7.1 185 5.7 407 6.4

21545-49 6.9 220 6.8 435 6.8

26140-44 8.4 227 7.0 488 7.7

30335-39 9.7 208 6.4 511 8.0

30630-34 9.8 239 7.4 545 8.6

35425-29 11.4 326 10.1 680 10.7

36920-24 11.8 423 13.1 792 12.5

14515-19 4.7 179 5.5 324 5.1

8510-14 2.7 97 3.0 182 2.9

975-9 3.1 95 2.9 192 3.0

1540-4 4.9 127 3.9 281 4.4

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.

3,116Total 100.0 3,237 100.0 6,353 100.0

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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23075+ 7.3 425 12.6 655 10.0

20065 - 74 6.3 230 6.8 430 6.6

11060 - 64 3.5 115 3.4 225 3.4

14555 - 59 4.6 105 3.1 250 3.8

18550 - 54 5.8 155 4.6 340 5.2

22045 - 49 7.0 250 7.4 470 7.2

23040 - 44 7.3 255 7.6 485 7.4

26535 - 39 8.4 300 8.9 565 8.7

30030 - 34 9.5 275 8.2 575 8.8

39525 - 29 12.5 280 8.3 675 10.3

32520 - 24 10.3 380 11.3 705 10.8

12515 - 19 3.9 235 7.0 360 5.5

14510 - 14 4.6 95 2.8 240 3.7

955 - 9 3.0 130 3.9 225 3.4

1950 - 4 6.2 135 4.0 330 5.1

3,165Total 100.0 3,365 100.0 6,530 100.0

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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12Group Count 0.4 13 0.4 25 0.4

4485+ 1.4 134 4.1 178 2.8

5980 - 84 1.9 153 4.6 212 3.3

9375 - 79 3.1 194 5.9 287 4.5

10670 - 74 3.5 173 5.2 279 4.4

10665 - 69 3.5 120 3.6 226 3.6

8260 - 64 2.7 115 3.5 197 3.1

11355 - 59 3.7 103 3.1 216 3.4

15650 - 54 5.1 152 4.6 308 4.9

18945 - 49 6.2 190 5.8 379 6.0

26440 - 44 8.7 219 6.6 483 7.6

28535 - 39 9.4 250 7.6 535 8.4

31530 - 34 10.4 256 7.8 571 9.0

32425 - 29 10.7 298 9.0 622 9.8

34720 - 24 11.4 414 12.5 761 12.0

15715 - 19 5.2 146 4.4 303 4.8

10110 - 14 3.3 102 3.1 203 3.2

1285 - 9 4.2 115 3.5 243 3.8

1610 - 4 5.3 153 4.6 314 5.0

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.

3,042Total 100.0 3,300 100.0 6,342 100.0


Males Females Total




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15575+ 5.7 475 15.4 630 10.8

18565 - 74 6.8 290 9.4 475 8.2

14060 - 64 5.1 80 2.6 220 3.8

8555 - 59 3.1 145 4.7 230 4.0

13050 - 54 4.8 100 3.2 230 4.0

17045 - 49 6.2 155 5.0 325 5.6

27040 - 44 9.9 195 6.3 465 8.0

22035 - 39 8.1 265 8.6 485 8.3

31030 - 34 11.4 265 8.6 575 9.9

30025 - 29 11.0 305 9.9 605 10.4

29520 - 24 10.8 290 9.4 585 10.1

11015 - 19 4.0 155 5.0 265 4.6

5010 - 14 1.8 120 3.9 170 2.9

1155 - 9 4.2 100 3.2 215 3.7

1900 - 4 7.0 145 4.7 335 5.8

2,725Total 100.0 3,085 100.0 5,810 100.0



Males Females Total


1996 Federal Census


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1996 Federal Census



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17575+ 5.7 415 12.1 590 9.1

23065 - 74 7.5 410 12.0 640 9.9

11060 - 64 3.6 150 4.4 260 4.0

11555 - 59 3.8 120 3.5 235 3.6

12550 - 54 4.1 130 3.8 255 3.9

13545 - 49 4.4 130 3.8 265 4.1

21040 - 44 6.9 190 5.5 400 6.2

28535 - 39 9.3 250 7.3 535 8.2

35030 - 34 11.4 310 9.0 660 10.2

37525 - 29 12.2 375 10.9 750 11.5

34520 - 24 11.3 345 10.1 690 10.6

16015 - 19 5.2 175 5.1 335 5.2

10510 - 14 3.4 90 2.6 195 3.0

1255 - 9 4.1 135 3.9 260 4.0

2200 - 4 7.2 205 6.0 425 6.5

3,065Total 100.0 3,430 100.0 6,495 100.0



Males Females Total


1991 Federal Census


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1991 Federal Census



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13575+ 4.4 330 9.9 465 7.2

21565 - 74 7.0 365 10.9 580 9.0

28055 - 64 9.1 360 10.8 640 10.0

25045 - 54 8.1 235 7.0 485 7.6

39035 - 44 12.7 325 9.7 715 11.1

81525 - 34 26.5 675 20.2 1,490 23.2

42520 - 24 13.8 470 14.1 895 13.9

15515 - 19 5.0 215 6.4 370 5.8

10010 - 14 3.3 80 2.4 180 2.8

1055 - 9 3.4 120 3.6 225 3.5

2050 - 4 6.7 170 5.1 375 5.8


3,075Total 100.0 3,345 100.0 6,420 100.0


Males Females Total


1986 Federal Census


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1986 Federal Census



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13128 3962 296

11627 3361 1295

14526 4160 694

17425 5459 393

14524 5858 992

16823 4657 991

17022 5756 1890

17121 6955 1989

13420 5954 2088

11919 6553 2587

6318 7452 3186

6217 9251 4485

3716 10950 3684

4015 8349 5383

4714 6148 4282

3313 8447 3681

3912 9946 5280

2611 10245 4479

3710 8044 3878

329 9543 4077

418 11542 4876

507 9541 4375

376 9540 3874

325 10439 3173

534 8738 3472

393 10437 3371

562 10136 4170

621 11235 4869

710 11634 3268


Age No. Age No. Age No.

Population by Single Year of Age


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10633 4467 3100+

10532 4666 0100

9631 3865 299

11430 4664 098

11029 3163 097

Total 6,287

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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12528 5065 0102

10127 4064 1101

14726 4463 1100

13725 3262 299

14924 4261 198

17223 3960 197

16022 3959 396

14921 4658 495

13120 4057 694

8919 4456 1093

8918 4755 792

3817 6454 291

3316 6253 1590

5415 5352 2589

4414 5551 1888

4313 7450 2387

3512 6349 1886

4511 6448 4185

3610 7747 4984

369 8046 4183

578 9545 3282

427 11544 4481

616 8543 4680

475 8042 5579

614 9041 6278

623 11340 7177

542 9439 5476

741 9438 4575

630 10237 6074





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25Group Count

11436 5473 0110

13135 4672 0109

11534 5771 0108

14133 6270 0107

10832 3969 0106

9931 4568 0105

10830 3867 0104

11229 5466 0103

Total 6,342





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5533 1767 0100+51 27 35932 2566 010046 21 05231 1865 09944 20 26530 1564 09849 31 05929 1463 09751 17 06928 1862 09662 21 26227 1361 29554 20 106826 2260 09477 19 69425 2459 09380 30 37224 2858 29273 30 77723 2857 39191 18 67522 3156 69095 26 128421 4155 48987 28 155820 3154 88876 28 124719 4053 48772 25 213118 4352 78632 31 242717 4651 128535 46 321716 5750 78420 52 292015 4149 158320 42 382414 3248 168223 29 261713 3647 128116 48 241512 4946 198024 50 331411 5345 177912 49 271510 4544 167822 35 22159 5043 127717 45 28198 5642 157622 59 33297 5241 177521 43 26186 5240 147419 43 24165 6139 87316 43 23294 4738 137224 40 21263 6137 177113 43 16262 6036 207030 41 21381 7235 176924 40 31350 7034 126836 46 20

Total Male 3,070 Total Female 3,217

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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105Ukrainian Catholic 1.6

0Sikh 0.0

0Serbian Orthodox 0.0

0Salvation Army 0.0

2,005Roman Catholic 31.2

225Protestant 3.5

25Presbyterian 0.4

70Pentecostal 1.1

30Pagan 0.5

85Orthodox not included elsewhere 1.3

10Non-denominational 0.2

1,675No Religion 26.1

10Native Indian or Inuit 0.2

55Muslim 0.9

0Methodist 0.0

15Mennonite 0.2

230Lutheran 3.6

15Jewish 0.2

45Jehovah's Witnesses 0.7

0Hutterite 0.0

35Hindu 0.5

140Greek Orthodox 2.2

0Evangelical Missionary Church 0.0

50Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints 0.8

75Christian Reformed Church 1.2

305Christian not included elsewhere 4.7

20Christian and Missionary Alliance 0.3

60Buddhist 0.9

0Brethren in Christ 0.0

115Baptist 1.8

450Anglican 7.0

15Adventist - Seventh-day 0.2

2001 Federal Census

Religious Denomination No. %

Religious Denomination


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550United Church 8.6

10Ukrainian Orthodox 0.2

6,425Total 100.0


2001 Federal Census





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760United Church 11.7

45Ukrainian Catholic 0.7

0Sikh 0.0

15Salvation Army 0.2

2,145Roman Catholic 33.1

0Reformed Bodies 0.0

115Presbyterian 1.8

120Pentecostal 1.9

10Other Religions 0.2

585Other Protestant 9.0

1,450No Religion 22.4

10Mennonite 0.2

220Lutheran 3.4

45Jewish 0.7

30Jehovah's Witnesses 0.5

0Islam 0.0

15Hindu 0.2

140Eastern Orthodox 2.2

60Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints 0.9

80Buddhist 1.2

120Baptist 1.9

520Anglican 8.0

6,485Total 100.0


1991 Federal Census





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360Non Canadian Citizen 5.7

5,993Canadian Citizen 94.3

6,353Total 100.0



Citizenship No. %

Citizenship



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460Non Canadian Citizenship 7.0

6,075Canadian Citizenship 93.0

6,535Total 100.0


2001 Federal Census

Citizenship No. %

Citizenship



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25Group Count 0.4


6,342Total 100.0



Citizenship No. %

Citizenship



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5,820Total 100.0


1996 Federal Census

Citizenship No. %

Citizenship



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6,490Total 100.0


1991 Federal Census

Citizenship No. %

Citizenship



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6,290Total 100.0


1986 Federal Census

Citizenship No. %

Citizenship

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66Unknown 1.0

518Widowed 8.2

720Separated, divorced 11.3

184Other 2.9

2,834Never Married 44.6

1,488Married 23.4

543Common-law 8.5

6,353Total 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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560Widowed 9.8

295Separated (but still legally married) 5.2

700Divorced 12.2

1,540Legally Married (and not separated) 26.9

2,630Never Legally Married (single) 45.9

5,725Total 100.0


2001 Federal Census


Marital Status



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25Group Count 0.4

615Widowed 9.7

522Common Law 8.2

26Other 0.4

648Separated / Divorced 10.2



6,342Total 100.0




Marital Status



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595Widowed 11.7


645Divorced 12.6



5,105Total 100.0


1996 Federal Census


Marital Status



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640Widowed 11.4


645Divorced 11.5



5,620Total 100.0


1991 Federal Census


Marital Status



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450Widowed 8.0

600Divorced 10.6

2,680Legally Married (includes separated) 47.5


5,640Total 100.0


1986 Federal Census


Marital Status



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4152001

3651996

3901991

3051986


Federal Census

Year No.

Lone Parent Families

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7,635Multiple Origins 71.5

0Welsh 0.0

340Ukrainian 3.2

60Swedish 0.6

140Scottish 1.3

15Russian 0.1

0Québécois 0.0

80Polish 0.7

45Norwegian 0.4

210North American Indian 2.0

25Métis 0.2

20Lebanese 0.2

45Italian 0.4

130Irish 1.2

0Inuit 0.0

0Haitian 0.0

30Greek 0.3

135German 1.3

230French 2.2

295Filipino 2.8

175English 1.6

40East Indian 0.4

65Dutch (Netherlands) 0.6

20Danish 0.2

130Chinese 1.2

745Canadian 7.0

50British 0.5

20American (USA) 0.2

0Acadian 0.0

3,045Sub Total 28.5

Single Origins No. %


Ethnic Origin2001 Federal Census



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0Welsh 0.0

315Ukrainian 3.4

30Swedish 0.3

190Scottish 2.1

15Russian 0.2

20Portuguese 0.2

100Polish 1.1

0Norwegian 0.0

200North American Indian 2.2

110Metis 1.2

15Jewish 0.2

100Italian 1.1

170Irish 1.8

0Inuit 0.0

15Hungarian (Magyar) 0.2

0Haitian 0.0

0Greek 0.0

175German 1.9

215French 2.3

165Filipino 1.8

325English 3.5

55East Indian 0.6


25Danish 0.3

45Chinese 0.5

640Canadian 6.9

0American 0.0

0Acadian 0.0

2,985Sub Total 32.3






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20Yugoslav 0.3

135Vietnamese 2.1

305Ukrainian 4.7

35Swedish 0.5

0Spanish 0.0

315Scottish 4.8

0Portuguese 0.0

230Polish 3.5

190Other single origins 2.9

15Other British 0.2

25Norwegian 0.4

0Lebanese 0.0

0Korean 0.0

25Jewish 0.4

0Japanese 0.0

130Italian 2.0

205Irish 3.2

0Hungarian (Magyar) 0.0

35Greek 0.5

335German 5.2

305French 4.7

10Finnish 0.2

110Filipino 1.7

925English 14.2

20East Indian 0.3


20Danish 0.3

0Croatian 0.0

55Chinese 0.8

285Canadian 4.4

40Black 0.6

345Aboriginal 5.3

4,160Sub Total 64.0






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470Ukrainian 7.5

10South Asian 0.2

130Polish 2.1

740Other single origins 11.8

15Jewish 0.2

60Italian 1.0

340German 5.4

340French 5.4


145Chinese 2.3

1,565British 24.9

35Black 0.6

285Aboriginal peoples 4.5

4,200Sub Total 66.8






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55Yugoslavia 4.6

25Vietnam 2.1

45United States 3.8

155United Kingdom 13.0

30Ukraine 2.5

0Taiwan 0.0

0Switzerland 0.0

0South Africa, Republic of 0.0

25Portugal 2.1

60Poland 5.0

235Philippines 19.7

245Other 20.5

25Netherlands 2.1

0Morocco 0.0

10Mexico 0.8

10Lebanon 0.8

0Korea, South 0.0

25Jamaica 2.1

30Italy 2.5

20Ireland, Republic of (Eire) 1.7

10India 0.8

35Hong Kong, Special Administrative Region 2.9

0Haiti 0.0

0Guyana 0.0

10Greece 0.8

70Germany 5.9

0France 0.0

0Egypt 0.0

25Croatia 2.1

35China, People's Republic of 2.9

15Austria 1.3

1,195Total 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

10Russian Federation 1.1

0Romania 0.0

0Portugal 0.0

50Poland 5.6

185Philippines 20.7

0Pakistan 0.0

10Other Asia 1.1

125Other 14.0

20Netherlands 2.2

30Malaysia 3.4

0Lebanon 0.0

0Kenya 0.0

10Jamaica 1.1

60Italy 6.7

10Ireland, Republic of (Eire) 1.1

15India 1.7

0Hungary 0.0

0Hong Kong 0.0

0Guyana 0.0

0Greece 0.0

45Germany 5.0

0France 0.0

0Fiji 0.0

25El Salvador 2.8

20Denmark 2.2

0Czechoslovakia 0.0

15Croatia 1.7

10China, People's Republic of 1.1

0Chile 0.0

20Cambodia 2.2

0Austria 0.0

1996 Federal Census



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0Yugoslavia 0.0

0Vietnam 0.0

60United States of America 6.7


20Ukraine 2.2

0Trinidad and Tobago 0.0

0Tanzania, United Republic of 0.0

895Total 100.0


1996 Federal Census





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475Other Europe 40.8

270Other Asia 23.2

0Oceania & Other 0.0

20India 1.7

40Central and South America 3.4

40Caribbean and Bermuda 3.4

35Africa 3.0

1,165Total 100.0


1991 Federal Census





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345Other Europe 27.2

425Other Asia 33.5

20Other Americas 1.6

0Other 0.0

0Oceania 0.0

35Italy 2.8

15India 1.2

10Africa 0.8

1,270Total 100.0


1986 Federal Census





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2801996-2001 23.5

2051991-1995 17.2

1851981-1990 15.5

1551971-1980 13.0

951961-1970 8.0

270Before 1961 22.7

1,190Total 100.0


2001 Federal Census

Period of Immigration No. %

Immigrants by Period of Immigration



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1701991-1995 19.0

2201981-1990 24.6

1351971-1980 15.1

1151961-1970 12.8

255Before 1961 28.5

895Total 100.0


1996 Federal Census





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3551981-1990 30.3

3001971-1980 25.6

1001961-1970 8.5

415Before 1961 35.5

1,170Total 100.0


1991 Federal Census





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1201983-1986 9.2

2751978-1982 21.0

2801967-1977 21.4

1601956-1966 12.2

2001946-1955 15.3

275Before 1946 21.0

1,310Total 100.0


1986 Federal Census





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0Russian 0.0

0Punjabi 0.0

30Portuguese 0.5

50Polish 0.8

30Persian (Farsi) 0.5

200Other languages 3.1

0Ojibway 0.0

10Mandarin 0.2

0Kutchin-Gwich'in (Loucheux) 0.0

0Korean 0.0

40Italian 0.6

0Inuktitut (Eskimo) 0.0

20Hungarian 0.3

15Hindi 0.2

20Greek 0.3

75German 1.1

30Dutch 0.5

0Danish 0.0

10Croatian 0.2

0Creoles 0.0

45Cree 0.7

0Chipewyan 0.0

75Chinese 1.1

45Cantonese 0.7

30Arabic 0.5

Non-Official

260French 4.0

5,005English 76.6

5,265 80.6

Official

Single Responses

Mother Tongue No. %

2001 Federal Census

Mother Tongue


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Multiple Responses 140 2.1

10Vietnamese 0.2

0Urdu 0.0

155Ukrainian 2.4

135Tagalog (Pilipino) 2.1

45Spanish 0.7

0South Slave 0.0

55Serbo-Croatian 0.8

1,125 17.2

Non-Official

6,530Grand Total 100.0


2001 Federal Census

Mother Tongue



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70Spanish 1.2

0South Slave 0.0

0Serbo-Croatian 0.0

0Punjabi 0.0

20Portuguese 0.3

55Polish 0.9


0Ojibway 0.0

0Norwegian 0.0

10Japanese 0.2

95Italian 1.6


0Hungarian 0.0

0Hindi 0.0

10Greek 0.2

70German 1.2

0Frisian 0.0

20Dutch 0.3

0Dogrib 0.0

0Dene 0.0

0Creoles 0.0

55Cree 0.9

30Chinese 0.5

0Arabic 0.0

Non-Official

225French 3.9

4,620English 79.4

4,845 83.3

Official

Single Responses

Mother Tongue No. %

1996 Federal Census

Mother Tongue


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0Vietnamese 0.0

140Ukrainian 2.4

900 15.5

Non-Official



1996 Federal Census

Mother Tongue



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140Ukrainian 2.2


25Spanish 0.4

5South Slave 0.1

0Punjabi 0.0

10Portuguese 0.2

105Polish 1.6


50Italian 0.8


5Greek 0.1

115German 1.8

40Dutch 0.6

50Cree 0.8

10Chipewyan 0.2

95Chinese 1.5

0Athapaskan languages 0.0

15Arabic 0.2

1,005 15.4

Non-Official

225French 3.5

4,960English 76.2

5,185 79.6

Official

Single Responses

Mother Tongue No. %



1991 Federal Census

Mother Tongue



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65Vietnamese 1.0

200Ukrainian 3.1


35Spanish 0.5

0Punjabi 0.0

10Portuguese 0.2

75Polish 1.2


75Italian 1.2

10Hungarian 0.2

0Greek 0.0

135German 2.1

35Dutch 0.5

35Cree 0.5

105Chinese 1.6

10Arabic 0.2

1,010 15.7

Non-Official

215French 3.3

4,855English 75.4

5,070 78.8

Official

Single Responses

Mother Tongue No. %



1986 Federal Census

Mother Tongue

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206 or more persons 0.5

2854-5 persons 7.8

3453 persons 9.4

1,1152 persons 30.4

1,9001 person 51.8

3,665Total 100.0

Average Number of Persons in Private Household 1.8


Household Size No. %

Households by Size2001 Federal Census



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2154-5 persons 6.5

3353 persons 10.2

1,0002 persons 30.3

1,7251 person 52.4

3,295Total 100.0







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2554-5 persons 7.3

4053 persons 11.6

1,0802 persons 30.9

1,7201 person 49.2

3,495Total 100.0







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2454-5 persons 7.2

3903 persons 11.5

1,1052 persons 32.5

1,6201 person 47.6

3,400Total 100.0







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201996-2001 0.5

451991-1995 1.2

951986-1990 2.6

1751981-1985 4.8

7751971-1980 21.1

6551961-1970 17.8

1,4351946-1960 39.1

470Before 1946 12.8

3,670Total 100.0


2001 Federal Census

Period of Construction No. %

Occupied Private Dwellings

Period of Construction



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251991-1996 0.8

2501981-1990 7.6

6201971-1980 18.8

7051961-1970 21.4

1,3751946-1960 41.8

315Before 1946 9.6

3,290Total 100.0


1996 Federal Census






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851986-1990 2.4

1751981-1985 5.0

8751971-1980 25.2

8051961-1970 23.2

1,0401946-1960 30.0

490Before 1946 14.1

3,470Total 100.0


1991 Federal Census






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1551981-1985 4.6

9351971-1980 27.7

7201961-1970 21.3

1,2001946-1960 35.6

365Before 1946 10.8

3,375Total 100.0


1986 Federal Census






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877203674Single-detached house

615Row house

17107Rooming house/collective residence

431Other residential

110Manufactured home/mobile home

000Hotel or motel

19511778Duplex/triplex/fourplex

2,0101,93080Apartment with less than 5 stories

4224220Apartment with 5 or more stories

3,5322,687845Total

Structure Type Owned Rented Total

Dwelling Unit by Structure Type and Ownership2005 Municipal Census



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987Single-detached house 25.1

12Row house 0.3

25Rooming house/collective residence 0.6

9Other residential 0.2

1Manufactured home/mobile home 0.0

0Hotel or motel 0.0

220Duplex/triplex/fourplex 5.6

2,240Apartment with less than 5 stories 57.0

434Apartment with 5 or more stories 11.0

3,928Total 100.0


Structure Type No. %

Structure Type



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105Semi-detached house 2.9

10Row house 0.3

10Other single-attached house 0.3

0Movable dwelling 0.0

45Apartment, detached duplex 1.2

390Apartment, building that has five or more storeys 10.6

2,170Apartment, building that has fewer than five storeys 59.0

3,680Total 100.0

2001 Federal Census



Structure Type



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0Row house 0.0

3Rooming house/collective residence 0.1

1Other residential 0.0

0Manufactured/mobile home 0.0

0Hotel or motel 0.0

202Duplex/triplex/fourplex 5.2

451Apartment with 5 or more stories 11.7

2,226Apartment less than 5 stories 57.7

3,857Total 100.0




Structure Type



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10Row house 0.3






3,310Total 100.0


1996 Federal Census



Structure Type



Page 67 of 103




5Row house 0.1






3,485Total 100.0


1991 Federal Census



Structure Type



Page 68 of 103


2,810Rented 76.7

855Owned 23.3


3,665Total 100.0

Tenure2001 Federal Census

Tenure No. %




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2,776Rented 77.5

808Owned 22.5

3,584Total 100.0

Tenure1999 Municipal Census

Tenure No. %




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2,490Rented 75.5

810Owned 24.5


3,300Total 100.0


Tenure No. %




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2,700Rented 77.5

785Owned 22.5


3,485Total 100.0


Tenure No. %




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2,670Rented 78.5

730Owned 21.5


3,400Total 100.0


Tenure No. %


InglewoodIncome A Community ProfileIncome


Page 73 of 103


125$100,000 and over 3.4

85$ 90,000 - $99,999 2.3

60$ 80,000 - $89,999 1.6

225$ 60,000 - $69,999 6.1

260$ 50,000 - $59,999 7.1

305$ 40,000 - $49,999 8.3

545$ 30,000 - $39,999 14.8

690$ 20,000 - $29,999 18.8

845$ 10,000 - $19,999 23.0

365Under $10,000 9.9

$36,733Average Household Income:

3,675Total 100.0


In 2000 Dollars

Income Range ($) No. %

2001 Federal Census

Income by Households



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35$100,000 and over 1.1

30$ 90,000 - $99,999 0.9

40$ 80,000 - $89,999 1.2

135$ 60,000 - $69,999 4.1

225$ 50,000 - $59,999 6.8

345$ 40,000 - $49,999 10.5

450$ 30,000 - $39,999 13.6

620$ 20,000 - $29,999 18.8

915$ 10,000 - $19,999 27.7

450Under $10,000 13.6


3,300Total 100.0


in 1995 Dollars


1996 Federal Census




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235$70,000 and over 6.8

100$ 60,000 - $69,999 2.9

175$ 50,000 - $59,999 5.1

260$ 40,000 - $49,999 7.5

490$ 30,000 - $39,999 14.1

650$ 20,000 - $29,999 18.8

370$ 15,000 - $19,999 10.7

655$ 10,000 - $14,999 18.9

530Under $10,000 15.3


3,465Total 100.0


In 1990 Dollars


1991 Federal Census




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250$50,000 and over 7.4

235$40,000 - $49,999 7.0

260$35,000 - $39,999 7.7

250$30,000 - $34,999 7.4

235$25,000 - $29,999 7.0

360$20,000 - $24,999 10.7

500$15,000 - $19,999 14.8

450$10,000 - $14,999 13.3

620$5,000 - $9,999 18.4

215Under $5,000 6.4


3,375Total 100.0


In 1985 Dollars


1986 Federal Census


InglewoodLabour Force A Community ProfileLabour Force


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2,2651251,46525 years and over 675

4605532515-24 years 80

1,790 180 755 2,725Total Males

Males

2,395951,22025 years and over 1,080

6104036015-24 years 210

1,580 135 1,290 3,005Total Females

Females

3,370 315 2,045 5,730Total Both


2001 Federal Census

Labour Class EmployedNot

Employed Total

Not In Labour

Force

Labour Force

Labour Force by Age Group



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1,9751801,25025 years and over 545

4004029015-24 years 70

1,540 220 615 2,375Total Males

Males

2,2751201,03025 years and over 1,125

4456023515-24 years 150

1,265 180 1,275 2,720Total Females

Females

2,805 400 1,890 5,095Total Both


1996 Federal Census


Employed Total

Not In Labour

Force

Labour Force




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2,0402201,20025 years and over 620

56510534015-24 years 120

1,540 325 740 2,605Total Males

Males

2,4751101,09025 years and over 1,275

4954022515-24 years 230

1,315 150 1,505 2,970Total Females

Females

2,855 475 2,245 5,575Total Both


1991 Federal Census


Employed Total

Not In Labour

Force

Labour Force




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2,6102451,73015 years and over 635

1,730 245 635 2,610Total Males

Males

2,9102201,37515 years and over 1,315

1,375 220 1,315 2,910Total Females

Females

3,105 465 1,950 5,520Total Both


1986 Federal Census


Employed Total

Not In Labour

Force

Labour Force




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205Wholesale trade 5.7

20Utilities 0.6

165Transportation and warehousing 4.6

485Retail trade 13.4

70Real estate and rental and leasing 1.9

125Public administration 3.5

215Professional, scientific and technical services 5.9

230Other services (except public administration) 6.4

70Mining and oil and gas extraction 1.9

330Manufacturing 9.1

10Management of companies and enterprises 0.3

115Information and cultural industries 3.2

305Healthcare and social assistance 8.4

65Finance and insurance 1.8

135Educational services 3.7

335Construction 9.3

75Arts, entertainment and recreation 2.1

10Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting 0.3

310Administrative and support, and waste management services 8.6

345Accommodation and food services 9.5

3,620Total 100.0

Note: Based on North American Industrial Classification System (NAIC). Note: For privacy, numbers on the report are rounded.

2001 Federal Census

Industry No. %

15 Years and Over

Labour Force by Industry



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230Wholesale trade industries 7.4

185Transportation and storage industries 6.0

370Retail trade industries 11.9

100Real estate operator and insurance agent industries 3.2

295Other service industries 9.5

30Mining, quarrying and oil well industries 1.0

260Manufacturing industries 8.4

10Logging and forestry industries 0.3

305Health and social service industries 9.8

165Government service industries 5.3

0Fishing and trapping industries 0.0

55Finance and insurance industries 1.8

150Educational service industries 4.8

250Construction industries 8.1

55Communication and other utility industries 1.8

260Business service industries 8.4

45Agricultural and related service industries 1.5

335Accommodation, food and beverage service industries 10.8

3,100Total 100.0

Note: Based on Standard Industrial Classification System (SIC) Note: For privacy, numbers on the report are rounded.

1996 Federal Census

Industry No. %

15 Years and Over




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170Wholesale trade industries 5.2

215Transportation and storage industries 6.6

405Retail trade industries 12.5

70Real estate operator and insurance agent industries 2.2

280Other service industries 8.6

50Mining (incl. milling), quarrying and oil well industries 1.5

300Manufacturing industries 9.2

10Logging and forestry industries 0.3

335Health and social service industries 10.3

250Government service industries 7.7

0Fishing and trapping industries 0.0

50Finance and insurance industries 1.5

175Educational service industries 5.4

335Construction industries 10.3

110Communication and other utility industries 3.4

165Business service industries 5.1

30Agricultural and related service industries 0.9

300Accommodation, food and beverage service industries 9.2

3,250Total 100.0

Note: Based on Standard Industrial Classification System (SIC) Note: For privacy, numbers on the report are rounded.

1991 Federal Census

Industry No. %

15 Years and Over




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210Wholesale trade 6.0

255Transportation and warehousing 7.3

430Retail trade 12.3

90Real estate and related 2.6

230Other services 6.6

75Mining and oil and gas extraction 2.2

280Manufacturing 8.0

0Logging and forestry industry 0.0

340Healthcare and social assistance 9.8

285Government services 8.2

110Finance and insurance 3.2

165Educational services 4.7

300Construction 8.6

125Communication and utilities 3.6

190Business services 5.5

25Agriculture 0.7

375Accommodation and food services 10.8

3,485Total 100.0

Note: Based on Standard Industrial Classification System (SIC). Note: For privacy, numbers on the report are rounded.

1986 Federal Census

Industry No. %

15 Years and Over




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40Other method 8040

10Taxicab 100

0Motorcycle 00

10Bicycle 5545

105Walked 16055

360Public transit 585225

100Car, Truck, Van (as passenger) 205105

875Car, Truck, Van (as driver) 2,1201,245

1,715Total 3,2151,500


2001 Federal Census

Mode of Transport Female TotalMale

15 Years and Over

Labour Force by Mode of Transport



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0Other method 2020

0Taxicab 00

0Motorcycle 00

30Bicycle 7545

95Walked 17075

265Public transit 440175

75Car, Truck, Van (as passenger) 185110

720Car, Truck, Van (as driver) 1,7351,015

1,440Total 2,6251,185


1996 Federal Census

Mode of Transport Female TotalMale

15 Years and Over

Labour Force by Mode of Transport



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46Unknown 1.5 20 0.6

22Other 0.7 40 1.2

161Preschool 5.2 125 3.9

122Kind - Gr.6 3.9 134 4.1

64Gr.7 - Gr.9 2.1 65 2.0

62Gr.10 - Gr.12 2.0 63 1.9

168Post Sec. Student 5.4 233 7.2

79Perm. unable to work 2.5 76 2.3

382Retired 12.3 713 22.0

139Unemployed 4.5 118 3.6

5Homemaker 0.2 147 4.5

144Employed 0 - 30 hrs 4.6 209 6.5

1,722Employed 30+ hrs 55.3 1,294 40.0

3,116Total 100.0 3,237 100.0



Age Group

Females

No. %

Males

No. %

Occupation



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12Group Count 0.4 13 0.4

26Other 0.9 23 0.7

166Preschool 5.5 159 4.8

171Kind - Gr.6 5.6 150 4.5

62Gr.7 - Gr.9 2.0 51 1.5

61Gr.10 - Gr.12 2.0 78 2.4

170Post Sec. Student 5.6 246 7.5

61Perm. unable to work 2.0 67 2.0

454Retired 14.9 863 26.2

305Unemployed 10.0 255 7.7

7Homemaker 0.2 144 4.4

96Employed 0 - 30 hrs 3.2 162 4.9

1,451Employed 30+ hrs 47.7 1,089 33.0

3,042Total 100.0 3,300 100.0



Age Group

Females

No. %

Males

No. %

Occupation



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906030Occupation - Not applicable

14545100Processing, manufacturing and utilities

401030Primary industry

73570665Trades, transport and equipment operators and related occupations

1,150575575Sales and service occupations

1558570Art, culture, recreation and sport

20514560Social science, education, government service and religion

13512015Health occupations

15015135Natural and applied sciences and related occupations

620480140Business, finance and administration occupations

270130140Management occupations

3,6951,7351,960Total

Note: Based on 2001 National Occupational Classification System. Note: For privacy, numbers on the report are rounded.

2001 Federal Census

Occupation Male Female Total

15 Years and Over

Occupation by Gender



Page 90 of 103


904545Occupation - Not applicable

15010140Occupations unique to processing, manufacturing and utilities

902070Occupations unique to primary industry

51515500Trades, transport and equipment operators and related occupations

1,070595475Sales and service occupations

1307060Occupations in art, culture, recreation and sport

19013555Occupations in social science, education, government service and religion

15513025Health occupations

13030100Natural and applied sciences and related occupations

485325160Business, finance and administrative occupations

20080120Management occupations

3,2051,4551,750Total

Note: Based on 1991 Standard Occupational Classification System Note: For privacy, numbers on the report are rounded.

1996 Federal Census


15 Years and Over




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19515180Transport equipment operating occupations

12011010Teaching and related occupations

16010150Product fabricating, assembling & repairing occupations

351520Other crafts and equipment operating occupations

851075Occupations not elsewhere classified

351025Processing occupations

1307555Occupations in social sciences and related fields

000Occupations in religion

13025105Occupations in natural sciences, engineering and math

15512530Occupations in medicine and health

615350265Service occupations

20020Mining & quarrying, oil & gas field occupations

275145130Sales occupations

851570Material handling and related occupations

280135145Managerial, administrative and related occupations

50050Machining and related occupations

000Forestry and logging occupations

000Fishing, trapping and related occupations

35035Farming, horticultural and animal husbandry occupations

25010240Construction trades occupations

550380170Clerical and related occupations

703040Artistic, literary, recreational and related occupations

3,2751,4601,815Total

Note: Based on 1980 Standard Occupational Classification System. Note: For privacy, numbers on the report are rounded.

1991 Federal Census


15 Years and Over




Page 92 of 103


65065Other occupations

552035Other crafts and equipment

752055Material handling and related

1800180Transport

2600260Construction trades

22020200Product fabrication and assembly

70070Machining and related

45045Processing occupations

25025Mining, quarrying, oil and gas

000Forestry and logging

20020Farming, horticulture and animal husbandry

590325265Service occupations

340185155Sales occupations

730560170Clerical and related

652045Artistic, literary and recreation

17014030Medicine and health

1056045Teaching and related

000Religion

852560Social science

1003070Natural science, engineering and math

285125160Managerial and administration

3,4851,5301,955Total

Note: Based on 1980 Standard Occupational Classification System. Note: For privacy, numbers on the report are rounded.

1986 Federal Census


15 Years and Over


InglewoodMobility A Community ProfileMobility


Page 93 of 103


0.747Territories/Manitoba/Saskatchewan

1.062Outside of Canada

0.529Ontario or Quebec

17.61,117Elsewhere in Edmonton

4.1261Elsewhere in Alberta

1.278British Columbia

0.317Atlantic Canada

1,611 25.4Sub Total

%No.Mobile Within Last Year

1.066Unknown

1.593Child less than 1 year

159 2.5Sub Total

%No.Other

33.02,0965 years or more

12.47873 years to less than 5 years

26.81,7001 year to less than 3 years

4,583 72.1Sub Total

%No.Stable

Total 6,353 100.0


Length of Residence2005 Municipal Census

InglewoodMobility A Community ProfileMobility


Page 94 of 103


0.641Territories/Manitoba/Saskatchewan

1.169Outside of Canada

0.213Ontario or Quebec

13.8876Elsewhere in Edmonton

4.7299Elsewhere in Alberta

1.169British Columbia

0.211Atlantic Canada

1,378 21.7Sub Total

%No.Mobile Within Last Year

0.425Group Count

1.065Child less than 1 year

90 1.4Sub Total

%No.Other

31.82,0165 years or more

14.39073 years to less than 5 years

30.81,9511 year to less than 3 years

4,874 76.9Sub Total

%No.Stable

Total 6,342 100.0


Length of Residence1999 Municipal Census

InglewoodCrime A Community ProfileCrime

Source: Edmonton Police Service

Page 95 of 103

Source: Edmonton Police Service

1,015322682005 582 43

1,050349642004 591 46

1,144354912003 642 57

852372712002 371 38

733225782001 388 42

732204812000 394 53

5820971999 433 52

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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Edmonton Police Service

Year Violent Other CC TotalPropertyCC

Traffic

Type of Crime by Year

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InglewoodEducation A Community ProfileEducation


Page 96 of 103


720University with bachelor's degree or higher 13.4

400University without degree 7.5

985College with certificate or diploma 18.4

400College without certificate or diploma 7.5

680Trades certificate or diploma 12.7

570Grades 9 to 13 with high school graduation certificate 10.6

1,195Grades 9 to 13 without high school graduation certificate 22.3

415Less than grade 9 7.7

5,365Total 100.0


2001 Federal Census

Highest Education No. %

20 Years and Over

Highest Level of Education



Page 97 of 103




1,050Non-University with certificate or diploma 20.6

455Non-University without certificate or diploma 8.9





5,100Total 100.0


1996 Federal Census


15 Years and Over




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5,570Total 100.0


1991 Federal Census


15 Years and Over




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5,515Total 100.0


1986 Federal Census


15 Years and Over




Page 100 of 103


377Public 65.8

6Private 1.0

0Charter 0.0

188Catholic 32.8

2At home 0.3

573Total 100.0


Type of School No. %

Students (K-12) by Type of School



Page 101 of 103


4,784Edmonton Public School District Resident

1,569Edmonton Catholic School District Resident

6,353Total



School District No.

School District Residency



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25Group Count

4,482Edmonton Public School District Resident

1,835Edmonton Catholic School District Resident

6,342Total



School District No.

School District Residency


Source: Edmonton Public Schools

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Source: Edmonton Public Schools

2271991 1641999

2201990 1781998

2251989 1731997 1622005

1991988 1381996 1442004

1911987 1521995 1672003

1941986 1701994 1772002

1831985 1661993 1822001

1721984 2191992 1752000

Grades K-6, Capacity 350, Year Built 1949

Inglewood Elementary School

Year No. Year No. Year No.

2005 Edmonton Public Schools

School Enrollment

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