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CalderA Community Profile

School Enrollment 103

Education

Highest Level of Education 96

Students (K-12) by Type of School 100

School District Residency 101

Education

Type of Crime by Year 95

Crime

Length of Residence 93

Mobility

Labour Force by Industry 81

Labour Force by Age Group 77

Labour Force by Mode of Transport 85

Occupation by Gender 89

Occupation 87

Labour Force

Income by Households 73

Income

Tenure 68

Structure Type 63

Households by Size 54

Period of Construction 58

Dwelling Unit by Structure Type and Ownership 62

Housing

Immigrants by Place of Birth 39

Ethnic Origin 35

Mother Tongue 48

Immigrants by Period of Immigration 44

Ethnicity

Marital Status 28

Lone Parent Families 34

Marital Status

Population by Single Year of Age 14

Population by Age and Gender 2

Single Year of Age by Gender 18

Citizenship 22

Religious Denomination 19

Population

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CalderA 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 0 0.0 0 0.0

095-99 0.0 1 0.1 1 0.0

490-94 0.2 6 0.3 10 0.2

985-89 0.4 13 0.7 22 0.5

3580-84 1.7 42 2.2 77 1.9

5275-79 2.5 73 3.8 125 3.1

8070-74 3.9 98 5.0 178 4.4

7165-69 3.4 92 4.7 163 4.1

6560-64 3.2 69 3.6 134 3.3

10855-59 5.2 78 4.0 186 4.6

14150-54 6.8 136 7.0 277 6.9

19045-49 9.2 138 7.1 328 8.2

20640-44 10.0 188 9.7 394 9.8

14935-39 7.2 116 6.0 265 6.6

14830-34 7.2 127 6.5 275 6.9

15425-29 7.5 161 8.3 315 7.9

15620-24 7.6 155 8.0 311 7.8

15615-19 7.6 125 6.4 281 7.0

13010-14 6.3 118 6.1 248 6.2

975-9 4.7 102 5.3 199 5.0

1110-4 5.4 103 5.3 214 5.3

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

2,062Total 100.0 1,941 100.0 4,003 100.0

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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12075+ 5.4 130 6.3 250 5.9

17565 - 74 7.9 180 8.7 355 8.3

7560 - 64 3.4 95 4.6 170 4.0

6555 - 59 2.9 120 5.8 185 4.3

10050 - 54 4.5 100 4.9 200 4.7

16045 - 49 7.2 175 8.5 335 7.8

21040 - 44 9.5 180 8.7 390 9.1

22535 - 39 10.2 195 9.5 420 9.8

20530 - 34 9.3 110 5.3 315 7.4

14525 - 29 6.6 150 7.3 295 6.9

13020 - 24 5.9 175 8.5 305 7.1

16015 - 19 7.2 75 3.6 235 5.5

15010 - 14 6.8 145 7.0 295 6.9

1305 - 9 5.9 125 6.1 255 6.0

1600 - 4 7.2 105 5.1 265 6.2

2,210Total 100.0 2,060 100.0 4,270 100.0

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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26Group Count 1.1 7 0.3 33 0.8

1785+ 0.8 24 1.2 41 0.9

2380 - 84 1.0 28 1.4 51 1.2

4975 - 79 2.2 79 3.8 128 3.0

8470 - 74 3.7 77 3.7 161 3.7

11165 - 69 4.9 114 5.5 225 5.2

7360 - 64 3.2 86 4.2 159 3.7

7255 - 59 3.2 65 3.2 137 3.2

9850 - 54 4.3 72 3.5 170 3.9

16445 - 49 7.2 137 6.7 301 7.0

18940 - 44 8.4 166 8.1 355 8.2

27635 - 39 12.2 198 9.6 474 11.0

21030 - 34 9.3 190 9.2 400 9.3

16825 - 29 7.4 145 7.0 313 7.2

14420 - 24 6.4 121 5.9 265 6.1

13615 - 19 6.0 119 5.8 255 5.9

15310 - 14 6.8 151 7.3 304 7.0

1575 - 9 6.9 148 7.2 305 7.1

1130 - 4 5.0 133 6.5 246 5.7

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

2,263Total 100.0 2,060 100.0 4,323 100.0


Males Females Total




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9075+ 4.3 120 5.8 210 5.1

15565 - 74 7.4 220 10.7 375 9.0

10060 - 64 4.8 100 4.9 200 4.8

8055 - 59 3.8 55 2.7 135 3.3

5550 - 54 2.6 100 4.9 155 3.7

13545 - 49 6.5 80 3.9 215 5.2

12540 - 44 6.0 200 9.7 325 7.8

21535 - 39 10.3 175 8.5 390 9.4

22030 - 34 10.6 180 8.7 400 9.7

16525 - 29 7.9 180 8.7 345 8.3

12020 - 24 5.8 150 7.3 270 6.5

17515 - 19 8.4 95 4.6 270 6.5

14010 - 14 6.7 140 6.8 280 6.8

1705 - 9 8.2 125 6.1 295 7.1

1400 - 4 6.7 140 6.8 280 6.8

2,085Total 100.0 2,060 100.0 4,145 100.0



Males Females Total


1996 Federal Census


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1996 Federal Census



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9075+ 4.1 130 5.9 220 5.0

15565 - 74 7.0 185 8.4 340 7.7

11060 - 64 5.0 100 4.5 210 4.8

9555 - 59 4.3 105 4.8 200 4.5

8050 - 54 3.6 90 4.1 170 3.9

8045 - 49 3.6 95 4.3 175 4.0

14040 - 44 6.4 100 4.5 240 5.4

19035 - 39 8.6 190 8.6 380 8.6

24030 - 34 10.9 205 9.3 445 10.1

24025 - 29 10.9 225 10.2 465 10.6

16020 - 24 7.3 180 8.2 340 7.7

12515 - 19 5.7 130 5.9 255 5.8

13510 - 14 6.1 135 6.1 270 6.1

1805 - 9 8.2 170 7.7 350 7.9

1800 - 4 8.2 165 7.5 345 7.8

2,200Total 100.0 2,205 100.0 4,405 100.0



Males Females Total


1991 Federal Census


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1991 Federal Census



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8075+ 3.8 115 5.6 195 4.7

14565 - 74 6.9 170 8.2 315 7.5

21055 - 64 10.0 220 10.6 430 10.3

18045 - 54 8.5 200 9.7 380 9.1

23535 - 44 11.1 195 9.4 430 10.3

46525 - 34 22.0 395 19.1 860 20.6

24520 - 24 11.6 235 11.4 480 11.5

14515 - 19 6.9 150 7.2 295 7.1

11510 - 14 5.5 130 6.3 245 5.9

1355 - 9 6.4 110 5.3 245 5.9

1550 - 4 7.3 150 7.2 305 7.3


2,110Total 100.0 2,070 100.0 4,180 100.0


Males Females Total


1986 Federal Census


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1986 Federal Census



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4728 2562 196

6527 2561 095

7426 3160 294

5725 2859 193

7024 4458 392

5723 3157 391

7622 3456 190

5521 4755 389

4920 4554 588

5219 5253 387

5718 4652 486

4917 6551 785

5216 6650 984

5615 5949 1383

4914 5748 2082

4813 6347 1781

4212 5646 1880

4711 8945 2279

4710 7844 2178

519 7343 2177

408 7442 3176

257 8841 3075

406 7540 3074

415 5339 4173

614 5538 3872

493 4237 3471

392 5936 3370

331 5435 3869

290 5234 2968


Age No. Age No. Age No.

Population by Single Year of Age


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5033 3867 0100+

6232 2566 0100

5731 3165 099

5330 2364 098

7029 3063 097

Total 3,940

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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6728 4665 0102

6627 3564 0101

5226 3563 0100

6325 3462 099

4724 3461 198

4923 2160 097

5922 3259 096

6021 2958 195

5020 2757 194

4719 2356 193

3918 2655 092

5617 3754 291

5516 3453 490

5815 3652 389

6514 3451 388

4813 2950 887

6112 6749 986

7711 5148 785

5310 5647 1084

799 5246 983

628 7545 1382

537 5744 681

486 8443 1380

635 6542 1879

464 7241 3178

603 7740 2177

552 9539 3276

431 8038 2675

420 9237 2774





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33Group Count

10636 3273 0110

10135 2472 0109

11334 3971 0108

7033 3970 0107

8032 3969 0106

5831 4668 0105

7930 4767 0104

6529 4766 1103

Total 4,323





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2733 1467 0100+23 24 03432 1666 010028 9 03031 1265 09927 19 02430 764 09829 16 04029 1563 09730 15 02128 1362 09626 12 13527 1461 09530 11 03226 1660 09442 15 22425 1759 09333 11 13524 2958 19235 15 23023 1957 29127 12 14322 2056 19033 14 02521 2155 38930 26 01920 2754 28830 18 32719 2253 18725 30 23318 2652 18624 20 32817 3151 28521 34 53116 3350 58421 33 42715 3549 58329 24 83514 3048 88214 27 122613 3647 78122 27 101912 2846 108023 28 81711 5745 117930 32 112410 4244 97823 36 12219 3043 87730 43 13208 4542 137620 29 18147 4141 117511 47 19196 4340 117421 32 19225 2739 217319 26 20344 3038 187227 25 20253 2437 167124 18 18212 3436 147018 25 19181 3235 156915 22 23110 3234 126818 20 17

Total Male 2,016 Total Female 1,924

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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100Ukrainian Catholic 2.4

0Sikh 0.0

0Serbian Orthodox 0.0

0Salvation Army 0.0

1,480Roman Catholic 35.1

105Protestant 2.5

0Presbyterian 0.0

25Pentecostal 0.6

10Pagan 0.2

25Orthodox not included elsewhere 0.6

0Non-denominational 0.0

1,315No Religion 31.2

10Native Indian or Inuit 0.2

35Muslim 0.8

0Methodist 0.0

0Mennonite 0.0

120Lutheran 2.8

15Jewish 0.4

60Jehovah's Witnesses 1.4

0Hutterite 0.0

10Hindu 0.2

15Greek Orthodox 0.4

0Evangelical Missionary Church 0.0

10Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints 0.2

0Christian Reformed Church 0.0

170Christian not included elsewhere 4.0

0Christian and Missionary Alliance 0.0

145Buddhist 3.4

0Brethren in Christ 0.0

110Baptist 2.6

110Anglican 2.6

0Adventist - Seventh-day 0.0

2001 Federal Census

Religious Denomination No. %

Religious Denomination


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300United Church 7.1

50Ukrainian Orthodox 1.2

4,220Total 100.0


2001 Federal Census





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515United Church 11.7

125Ukrainian Catholic 2.8

0Sikh 0.0

45Salvation Army 1.0

1,415Roman Catholic 32.2

70Reformed Bodies 1.6

25Presbyterian 0.6

160Pentecostal 3.6

45Other Religions 1.0

350Other Protestant 8.0

960No Religion 21.8

0Mennonite 0.0

95Lutheran 2.2

25Jewish 0.6

90Jehovah's Witnesses 2.0

60Islam 1.4

10Hindu 0.2

40Eastern Orthodox 0.9

20Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints 0.5

15Buddhist 0.3

80Baptist 1.8

250Anglican 5.7

4,395Total 100.0


1991 Federal Census





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99Non Canadian Citizen 2.5

3,904Canadian Citizen 97.5

4,003Total 100.0



Citizenship No. %

Citizenship



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130Non Canadian Citizenship 3.1

4,125Canadian Citizenship 96.9

4,255Total 100.0


2001 Federal Census

Citizenship No. %

Citizenship



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33Group Count 0.8


4,323Total 100.0



Citizenship No. %

Citizenship



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4,150Total 100.0


1996 Federal Census

Citizenship No. %

Citizenship



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4,400Total 100.0


1991 Federal Census

Citizenship No. %

Citizenship



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4,040Total 100.0


1986 Federal Census

Citizenship No. %

Citizenship

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63Unknown 1.6

217Widowed 5.4

371Separated, divorced 9.3

25Other 0.6

1,868Never Married 46.7

1,172Married 29.3

287Common-law 7.2

4,003Total 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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270Widowed 7.9

195Separated (but still legally married) 5.7

410Divorced 11.9

1,255Legally Married (and not separated) 36.5

1,305Never Legally Married (single) 38.0

3,435Total 100.0


2001 Federal Census


Marital Status



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33Group Count 0.8

241Widowed 5.6

329Common Law 7.6

6Other 0.1

582Separated / Divorced 13.5



4,323Total 100.0




Marital Status



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285Widowed 8.6


380Divorced 11.5



3,300Total 100.0


1996 Federal Census


Marital Status



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275Widowed 8.0


320Divorced 9.3



3,435Total 100.0


1991 Federal Census


Marital Status



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185Widowed 5.5

245Divorced 7.2

1,940Legally Married (includes separated) 57.3


3,385Total 100.0


1986 Federal Census


Marital Status



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3702001

2701996

2751991

1551986


Federal Census

Year No.

Lone Parent Families

CalderEthnicity A Community ProfileEthnicity


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4,680Multiple Origins 69.7

0Welsh 0.0

245Ukrainian 3.7

10Swedish 0.1

40Scottish 0.6

10Russian 0.1

0Québécois 0.0

35Polish 0.5

20Norwegian 0.3

165North American Indian 2.5

190Métis 2.8

20Lebanese 0.3

25Italian 0.4

75Irish 1.1

0Inuit 0.0

0Haitian 0.0

0Greek 0.0

120German 1.8

110French 1.6

10Filipino 0.1

100English 1.5

20East Indian 0.3

35Dutch (Netherlands) 0.5

0Danish 0.0

120Chinese 1.8

660Canadian 9.8

0British 0.0

10American (USA) 0.1

10Acadian 0.1

2,030Sub Total 30.3

Single Origins No. %


Ethnic Origin2001 Federal Census



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0Welsh 0.0

275Ukrainian 4.2

25Swedish 0.4

85Scottish 1.3

0Russian 0.0

20Portuguese 0.3

55Polish 0.8

45Norwegian 0.7

155North American Indian 2.4

95Metis 1.4

0Jewish 0.0

20Italian 0.3

80Irish 1.2

10Inuit 0.2

10Hungarian (Magyar) 0.2

0Haitian 0.0

0Greek 0.0

195German 3.0

110French 1.7

10Filipino 0.2

105English 1.6

65East Indian 1.0


10Danish 0.2

205Chinese 3.1

345Canadian 5.2

20American 0.3

0Acadian 0.0

1,995Sub Total 30.3






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0Yugoslav 0.0

45Vietnamese 1.0

360Ukrainian 8.2

0Swedish 0.0

30Spanish 0.7

160Scottish 3.6

45Portuguese 1.0

55Polish 1.3

80Other single origins 1.8

15Other British 0.3

30Norwegian 0.7

0Lebanese 0.0

30Korean 0.7

20Jewish 0.5

0Japanese 0.0

55Italian 1.3

160Irish 3.6

10Hungarian (Magyar) 0.2

0Greek 0.0

210German 4.8

215French 4.9

0Finnish 0.0

25Filipino 0.6

560English 12.7

70East Indian 1.6


10Danish 0.2

10Croatian 0.2

160Chinese 3.6

60Canadian 1.4

15Black 0.3

245Aboriginal 5.6

2,780Sub Total 63.2






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435Ukrainian 10.7

40South Asian 1.0

100Polish 2.5

355Other single origins 8.8

0Jewish 0.0

40Italian 1.0

190German 4.7

190French 4.7


105Chinese 2.6

1,205British 29.7

15Black 0.4

230Aboriginal peoples 5.7

2,950Sub Total 72.7






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20Yugoslavia 3.1

160Vietnam 25.0

15United States 2.3

50United Kingdom 7.8

80Ukraine 12.5

0Taiwan 0.0

10Switzerland 1.6

0South Africa, Republic of 0.0

10Portugal 1.6

35Poland 5.5

0Philippines 0.0

115Other 18.0

15Netherlands 2.3

0Morocco 0.0

10Mexico 1.6

20Lebanon 3.1

0Korea, South 0.0

10Jamaica 1.6

0Italy 0.0

10Ireland, Republic of (Eire) 1.6

10India 1.6

0Hong Kong, Special Administrative Region 0.0

0Haiti 0.0

0Guyana 0.0

0Greece 0.0

0Germany 0.0

10France 1.6

0Egypt 0.0

10Croatia 1.6

50China, People's Republic of 7.8

0Austria 0.0

640Total 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

20Russian Federation 2.5

10Romania 1.3

15Portugal 1.9

65Poland 8.2

0Philippines 0.0

0Pakistan 0.0

50Other Asia 6.3

50Other 6.3

25Netherlands 3.1

15Malaysia 1.9

15Lebanon 1.9

0Kenya 0.0

10Jamaica 1.3

30Italy 3.8

10Ireland, Republic of (Eire) 1.3

0India 0.0

0Hungary 0.0

10Hong Kong 1.3

10Guyana 1.3

0Greece 0.0

40Germany 5.0

0France 0.0

35Fiji 4.4

0El Salvador 0.0

0Denmark 0.0

10Czechoslovakia 1.3

0Croatia 0.0

65China, People's Republic of 8.2

25Chile 3.1

0Cambodia 0.0

0Austria 0.0

1996 Federal Census



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10Yugoslavia 1.3

155Vietnam 19.5

10United States of America 1.3


70Ukraine 8.8

0Trinidad and Tobago 0.0

0Tanzania, United Republic of 0.0

795Total 100.0


1996 Federal Census





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270Other Europe 39.7

180Other Asia 26.5

35Oceania & Other 5.1

0India 0.0

55Central and South America 8.1

35Caribbean and Bermuda 5.1

0Africa 0.0

680Total 100.0


1991 Federal Census





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375Other Europe 54.3

100Other Asia 14.5

15Other Americas 2.2

0Other 0.0

0Oceania 0.0

0Italy 0.0

0India 0.0

35Africa 5.1

690Total 100.0


1986 Federal Census





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651996-2001 10.2

1101991-1995 17.3

1151981-1990 18.1

1501971-1980 23.6

701961-1970 11.0

125Before 1961 19.7

635Total 100.0


2001 Federal Census

Period of Immigration No. %

Immigrants by Period of Immigration



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1351991-1995 17.0

2551981-1990 32.1

1101971-1980 13.8

601961-1970 7.5

235Before 1961 29.6

795Total 100.0


1996 Federal Census





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1701981-1990 25.0

1601971-1980 23.5

1201961-1970 17.6

230Before 1961 33.8

680Total 100.0


1991 Federal Census





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101983-1986 1.4

1551978-1982 21.8

1501967-1977 21.1

901956-1966 12.7

1551946-1955 21.8

150Before 1946 21.1

710Total 100.0


1986 Federal Census





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0Russian 0.0

0Punjabi 0.0

25Portuguese 0.6

25Polish 0.6

10Persian (Farsi) 0.2

70Other languages 1.6

0Ojibway 0.0

0Mandarin 0.0

0Kutchin-Gwich'in (Loucheux) 0.0

0Korean 0.0

10Italian 0.2

0Inuktitut (Eskimo) 0.0

0Hungarian 0.0

20Hindi 0.5

0Greek 0.0

40German 0.9

15Dutch 0.4

0Danish 0.0

20Croatian 0.5

0Creoles 0.0

65Cree 1.5

0Chipewyan 0.0

145Chinese 3.4

0Cantonese 0.0

25Arabic 0.6

Non-Official

160French 3.8

3,220English 75.8

3,380 79.5

Official

Single Responses

Mother Tongue No. %

2001 Federal Census

Mother Tongue


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Multiple Responses 75 1.8

145Vietnamese 3.4

0Urdu 0.0

145Ukrainian 3.4

0Tagalog (Pilipino) 0.0

35Spanish 0.8

0South Slave 0.0

0Serbo-Croatian 0.0

795 18.7

Non-Official

4,250Grand Total 100.0


2001 Federal Census

Mother Tongue



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40Spanish 1.0

0South Slave 0.0

0Serbo-Croatian 0.0

0Punjabi 0.0

15Portuguese 0.4

65Polish 1.6


10Ojibway 0.2

15Norwegian 0.4

0Japanese 0.0

35Italian 0.8


15Hungarian 0.4

50Hindi 1.2

0Greek 0.0

80German 1.9

0Frisian 0.0

30Dutch 0.7

0Dogrib 0.0

0Dene 0.0

0Creoles 0.0

45Cree 1.1

175Chinese 4.2

30Arabic 0.7

Non-Official

80French 1.9

2,895English 70.0

2,975 71.9

Official

Single Responses

Mother Tongue No. %

1996 Federal Census

Mother Tongue


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140Vietnamese 3.4

205Ukrainian 5.0

1,020 24.7

Non-Official



1996 Federal Census

Mother Tongue



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180Ukrainian 4.1


30Spanish 0.7

0South Slave 0.0

0Punjabi 0.0

40Portuguese 0.9

50Polish 1.1


35Italian 0.8


0Greek 0.0

75German 1.7

25Dutch 0.6

25Cree 0.6

0Chipewyan 0.0

100Chinese 2.3

0Athapaskan languages 0.0

10Arabic 0.2

700 15.9

Non-Official

140French 3.2

3,400English 77.0

3,540 80.2

Official

Single Responses

Mother Tongue No. %



1991 Federal Census

Mother Tongue



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0Vietnamese 0.0

255Ukrainian 6.1


20Spanish 0.5

15Punjabi 0.4

40Portuguese 1.0

55Polish 1.3


50Italian 1.2

10Hungarian 0.2

5Greek 0.1

95German 2.3

25Dutch 0.6

30Cree 0.7

40Chinese 1.0

5Arabic 0.1

725 17.3

Non-Official

145French 3.5

3,075English 73.5

3,220 76.9

Official

Single Responses

Mother Tongue No. %



1986 Federal Census

Mother Tongue

CalderHousing A Community ProfileHousing


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506 or more persons 2.8

3104-5 persons 17.4

2953 persons 16.5

5602 persons 31.4

5701 person 31.9

1,785Total 100.0

Average Number of Persons in Private Household 2.4


Household Size No. %

Households by Size2001 Federal Census



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2954-5 persons 17.5

2653 persons 15.7

5252 persons 31.2

5301 person 31.5

1,685Total 100.0







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3354-5 persons 19.2

3153 persons 18.1

5502 persons 31.5

4901 person 28.1

1,745Total 100.0







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3304-5 persons 20.8

3153 persons 19.9

5152 persons 32.5

3701 person 23.3

1,585Total 100.0







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151996-2001 0.8

251991-1995 1.4

351986-1990 2.0

651981-1985 3.6

3401971-1980 19.0

3051961-1970 17.1

7951946-1960 44.5

205Before 1946 11.5

1,785Total 100.0


2001 Federal Census

Period of Construction No. %

Occupied Private Dwellings

Period of Construction



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301991-1996 1.8

701981-1990 4.2

2601971-1980 15.4

3951961-1970 23.4

6751946-1960 40.1

255Before 1946 15.1

1,685Total 100.0


1996 Federal Census






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401986-1990 2.3

351981-1985 2.0

3251971-1980 18.5

3201961-1970 18.2

6901946-1960 39.3

345Before 1946 19.7

1,755Total 100.0


1991 Federal Census






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451981-1985 2.8

2401971-1980 15.0

4251961-1970 26.6

6401946-1960 40.0

250Before 1946 15.6

1,600Total 100.0


1986 Federal Census






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1,126251875Single-detached house

1055Row house

330Rooming house/collective residence

835Other residential

000Manufactured home/mobile home

550Hotel or motel

33026169Duplex/triplex/fourplex

2412410Apartment with less than 5 stories

000Apartment with 5 or more stories

1,723769954Total

Structure Type Owned Rented Total

Dwelling Unit by Structure Type and Ownership2005 Municipal Census



Page 63 of 104


1,223Single-detached house 64.4

15Row house 0.8

8Rooming house/collective residence 0.4

8Other residential 0.4

0Manufactured home/mobile home 0.0

5Hotel or motel 0.3

363Duplex/triplex/fourplex 19.1

276Apartment with less than 5 stories 14.5

0Apartment with 5 or more stories 0.0

1,898Total 100.0


Structure Type No. %

Structure Type



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125Semi-detached house 7.0

105Row house 5.9

10Other single-attached house 0.6

0Movable dwelling 0.0

215Apartment, detached duplex 12.1

0Apartment, building that has five or more storeys 0.0

320Apartment, building that has fewer than five storeys 18.0

1,780Total 100.0

2001 Federal Census



Structure Type



Page 65 of 104



87Row house 4.7

6Rooming house/collective residence 0.3

16Other residential 0.9

0Manufactured/mobile home 0.0

0Hotel or motel 0.0

241Duplex/triplex/fourplex 13.0

0Apartment with 5 or more stories 0.0

243Apartment less than 5 stories 13.1

1,850Total 100.0




Structure Type



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120Row house 7.1






1,680Total 100.0


1996 Federal Census



Structure Type



Page 67 of 104




110Row house 6.3






1,735Total 100.0


1991 Federal Census



Structure Type



Page 68 of 104


810Rented 45.4

975Owned 54.6


1,785Total 100.0

Tenure2001 Federal Census

Tenure No. %




Page 69 of 104


816Rented 46.0

958Owned 54.0

1,774Total 100.0

Tenure1999 Municipal Census

Tenure No. %




Page 70 of 104


715Rented 42.4

970Owned 57.6


1,685Total 100.0


Tenure No. %




Page 71 of 104


825Rented 47.3

920Owned 52.7


1,745Total 100.0


Tenure No. %




Page 72 of 104


725Rented 46.0

850Owned 54.0


1,575Total 100.0


Tenure No. %


CalderIncome A Community ProfileIncome


Page 73 of 104


40$100,000 and over 2.3

95$ 90,000 - $99,999 5.4

55$ 80,000 - $89,999 3.1

55$ 60,000 - $69,999 3.1

145$ 50,000 - $59,999 8.2

275$ 40,000 - $49,999 15.5

300$ 30,000 - $39,999 16.9

350$ 20,000 - $29,999 19.7

325$ 10,000 - $19,999 18.3

70Under $10,000 3.9

$41,615Average Household Income:

1,775Total 100.0


In 2000 Dollars

Income Range ($) No. %

2001 Federal Census

Income by Households



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25$100,000 and over 1.5

15$ 90,000 - $99,999 0.9

45$ 80,000 - $89,999 2.7

55$ 60,000 - $69,999 3.3

160$ 50,000 - $59,999 9.5

240$ 40,000 - $49,999 14.3

270$ 30,000 - $39,999 16.1

335$ 20,000 - $29,999 19.9

350$ 10,000 - $19,999 20.8

145Under $10,000 8.6


1,680Total 100.0


in 1995 Dollars


1996 Federal Census




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160$70,000 and over 9.1

85$ 60,000 - $69,999 4.9

190$ 50,000 - $59,999 10.9

240$ 40,000 - $49,999 13.7

230$ 30,000 - $39,999 13.1

260$ 20,000 - $29,999 14.9

145$ 15,000 - $19,999 8.3

245$ 10,000 - $14,999 14.0

195Under $10,000 11.1


1,750Total 100.0


In 1990 Dollars


1991 Federal Census




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170$50,000 and over 10.7

180$40,000 - $49,999 11.3

165$35,000 - $39,999 10.4

140$30,000 - $34,999 8.8

170$25,000 - $29,999 10.7

135$20,000 - $24,999 8.5

230$15,000 - $19,999 14.5

135$10,000 - $14,999 8.5

210$5,000 - $9,999 13.2

55Under $5,000 3.5


1,590Total 100.0


In 1985 Dollars


1986 Federal Census


CalderLabour Force A Community ProfileLabour Force


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1,4803598525 years and over 460

2953015015-24 years 115

1,135 65 575 1,775Total Males

Males

1,4256580025 years and over 560

2501016015-24 years 80

960 75 640 1,675Total Females

Females

2,095 140 1,215 3,450Total Both


2001 Federal Census

Labour Class EmployedNot

Employed Total

Not In Labour

Force

Labour Force

Labour Force by Age Group



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1,34011080525 years and over 425

2951018515-24 years 100

990 120 525 1,635Total Males

Males

1,4105569025 years and over 665

2452514015-24 years 80


Females

1,820 200 1,270 3,290Total Both


1996 Federal Census


Employed Total

Not In Labour

Force

Labour Force




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1,40511092525 years and over 370

2955018015-24 years 65

1,105 160 435 1,700Total Males

Males

1,39510067525 years and over 620

3602521015-24 years 125


Females

1,990 285 1,180 3,455Total Both


1991 Federal Census


Employed Total

Not In Labour

Force

Labour Force




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1,6802101,02015 years and over 450

1,020 210 450 1,680Total Males

Males

1,57510072015 years and over 755


Females

1,740 310 1,205 3,255Total Both


1986 Federal Census


Employed Total

Not In Labour

Force

Labour Force




Page 81 of 104


115Wholesale trade 5.2

10Utilities 0.4

180Transportation and warehousing 8.1

270Retail trade 12.1

30Real estate and rental and leasing 1.3

95Public administration 4.3

100Professional, scientific and technical services 4.5

145Other services (except public administration) 6.5

30Mining and oil and gas extraction 1.3

250Manufacturing 11.2

0Management of companies and enterprises 0.0

45Information and cultural industries 2.0

175Healthcare and social assistance 7.9

50Finance and insurance 2.2

80Educational services 3.6

270Construction 12.1

85Arts, entertainment and recreation 3.8

10Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting 0.4

110Administrative and support, and waste management services 4.9

175Accommodation and food services 7.9

2,225Total 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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215Wholesale trade industries 10.9

130Transportation and storage industries 6.6

300Retail trade industries 15.3

35Real estate operator and insurance agent industries 1.8

140Other service industries 7.1

40Mining, quarrying and oil well industries 2.0

245Manufacturing industries 12.5

0Logging and forestry industries 0.0

85Health and social service industries 4.3

115Government service industries 5.9

0Fishing and trapping industries 0.0

35Finance and insurance industries 1.8

95Educational service industries 4.8

155Construction industries 7.9

75Communication and other utility industries 3.8

100Business service industries 5.1

20Agricultural and related service industries 1.0

180Accommodation, food and beverage service industries 9.2

1,965Total 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




Page 83 of 104


155Wholesale trade industries 6.9

195Transportation and storage industries 8.6

300Retail trade industries 13.3

35Real estate operator and insurance agent industries 1.5

165Other service industries 7.3

35Mining (incl. milling), quarrying and oil well industries 1.5

215Manufacturing industries 9.5

15Logging and forestry industries 0.7

205Health and social service industries 9.1

150Government service industries 6.6

0Fishing and trapping industries 0.0

50Finance and insurance industries 2.2

90Educational service industries 4.0

225Construction industries 10.0

95Communication and other utility industries 4.2

145Business service industries 6.4

10Agricultural and related service industries 0.4

175Accommodation, food and beverage service industries 7.7

2,260Total 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




Page 84 of 104


130Wholesale trade 6.5

270Transportation and warehousing 13.5

255Retail trade 12.8

25Real estate and related 1.3

105Other services 5.3

45Mining and oil and gas extraction 2.3

190Manufacturing 9.5

0Logging and forestry industry 0.0

150Healthcare and social assistance 7.5

125Government services 6.3

90Finance and insurance 4.5

105Educational services 5.3

230Construction 11.5

80Communication and utilities 4.0

50Business services 2.5

15Agriculture 0.8

135Accommodation and food services 6.8

2,000Total 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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25Other method 6035

10Taxicab 100

0Motorcycle 00

10Bicycle 3525

20Walked 7050

205Public transit 27065

60Car, Truck, Van (as passenger) 195135

590Car, Truck, Van (as driver) 1,370780

1,090Total 2,010920


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

0Bicycle 1515

35Walked 7035

120Public transit 21595

95Car, Truck, Van (as passenger) 19095

555Car, Truck, Van (as driver) 1,265710

970Total 1,775805


1996 Federal Census

Mode of Transport Female TotalMale

15 Years and Over

Labour Force by Mode of Transport



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46Unknown 2.2 17 0.9

31Other 1.5 30 1.5

112Preschool 5.4 101 5.2

136Kind - Gr.6 6.6 152 7.8

80Gr.7 - Gr.9 3.9 66 3.4

74Gr.10 - Gr.12 3.6 54 2.8

53Post Sec. Student 2.6 80 4.1

32Perm. unable to work 1.6 26 1.3

267Retired 12.9 348 17.9

112Unemployed 5.4 74 3.8

1Homemaker 0.0 117 6.0

70Employed 0 - 30 hrs 3.4 129 6.6

1,048Employed 30+ hrs 50.8 747 38.5

2,062Total 100.0 1,941 100.0



Age Group

Females

No. %

Males

No. %

Occupation



Page 88 of 104


26Group Count 1.1 7 0.3

18Other 0.8 18 0.9

114Preschool 5.0 135 6.6

232Kind - Gr.6 10.3 216 10.5

91Gr.7 - Gr.9 4.0 91 4.4

80Gr.10 - Gr.12 3.5 70 3.4

70Post Sec. Student 3.1 61 3.0

47Perm. unable to work 2.1 23 1.1

304Retired 13.4 356 17.3

115Unemployed 5.1 76 3.7

6Homemaker 0.3 203 9.9

82Employed 0 - 30 hrs 3.6 152 7.4

1,078Employed 30+ hrs 47.6 652 31.7

2,263Total 100.0 2,060 100.0



Age Group

Females

No. %

Males

No. %

Occupation



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20200Occupation - Not applicable

13535100Processing, manufacturing and utilities

551045Primary industry

61535580Trades, transport and equipment operators and related occupations

565375190Sales and service occupations

603525Art, culture, recreation and sport

1108525Social science, education, government service and religion

75750Health occupations

70070Natural and applied sciences and related occupations

34028555Business, finance and administration occupations

18585100Management occupations

2,2301,0401,190Total

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 104


553025Occupation - Not applicable

17060110Occupations unique to processing, manufacturing and utilities

50050Occupations unique to primary industry

42025395Trades, transport and equipment operators and related occupations

560290270Sales and service occupations

401030Occupations in art, culture, recreation and sport

552530Occupations in social science, education, government service and religion

75750Health occupations

952570Natural and applied sciences and related occupations

440325115Business, finance and administrative occupations

603030Management occupations

2,0208951,125Total

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

1996 Federal Census


15 Years and Over




Page 91 of 104


11510105Transport equipment operating occupations

302010Teaching and related occupations

21015195Product fabricating, assembling & repairing occupations

351025Other crafts and equipment operating occupations

55055Occupations not elsewhere classified

30030Processing occupations

654520Occupations in social sciences and related fields

000Occupations in religion

451530Occupations in natural sciences, engineering and math

706010Occupations in medicine and health

385255130Service occupations

000Mining & quarrying, oil & gas field occupations

20013565Sales occupations

751065Material handling and related occupations

1157045Managerial, administrative and related occupations

85085Machining and related occupations

000Forestry and logging occupations

000Fishing, trapping and related occupations

15015Farming, horticultural and animal husbandry occupations

26510255Construction trades occupations

470350120Clerical and related occupations

10010Artistic, literary, recreational and related occupations

2,2751,0051,270Total

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

1991 Federal Census


15 Years and Over




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85085Other occupations

20020Other crafts and equipment

701555Material handling and related

1002080Transport

2250225Construction trades

15530125Product fabrication and assembly

60060Machining and related

40040Processing occupations

15015Mining, quarrying, oil and gas

000Forestry and logging

25025Farming, horticulture and animal husbandry

290160130Service occupations

1607585Sales occupations

475325150Clerical and related

000Artistic, literary and recreation

65650Medicine and health

452520Teaching and related

000Religion

15150Social science

251015Natural science, engineering and math

803050Managerial and administration

1,9507701,180Total

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

1986 Federal Census


15 Years and Over


CalderMobility A Community ProfileMobility


Page 93 of 104


0.15Territories/Manitoba/Saskatchewan

0.28Outside of Canada

0.28Ontario or Quebec

15.1604Elsewhere in Edmonton

2.079Elsewhere in Alberta

0.314British Columbia

0.312Atlantic Canada

730 18.2Sub Total

%No.Mobile Within Last Year

1.663Unknown

0.832Child less than 1 year

95 2.4Sub Total

%No.Other

47.21,8885 years or more

12.04823 years to less than 5 years

20.28081 year to less than 3 years

3,178 79.4Sub Total

%No.Stable

Total 4,003 100.0


Length of Residence2005 Municipal Census

CalderMobility A Community ProfileMobility


Page 94 of 104


0.16Territories/Manitoba/Saskatchewan

0.16Outside of Canada

0.29Ontario or Quebec

9.8424Elsewhere in Edmonton

1.462Elsewhere in Alberta

0.624British Columbia

0.314Atlantic Canada

545 12.6Sub Total

%No.Mobile Within Last Year

0.833Group Count

0.941Child less than 1 year

74 1.7Sub Total

%No.Other

42.01,8165 years or more

14.76373 years to less than 5 years

28.91,2511 year to less than 3 years

3,704 85.7Sub Total

%No.Stable

Total 4,323 100.0


Length of Residence1999 Municipal Census

CalderCrime A Community ProfileCrime

Source: Edmonton Police Service

Page 95 of 104

Source: Edmonton Police Service

616168412005 360 47

644202802004 332 30

640222652003 317 36

508143592002 258 48

469144442001 263 18

498159472000 264 28

587195641999 303 25

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

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

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

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

Website: www.police.edmonton.ab.ca

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

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

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

Edmonton Police Service

Year Violent Other CC TotalPropertyCC

Traffic

Type of Crime by Year

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CalderEducation A Community ProfileEducation


Page 96 of 104


145University with bachelor's degree or higher 4.5

115University without degree 3.6

440College with certificate or diploma 13.8

280College without certificate or diploma 8.8

490Trades certificate or diploma 15.3

290Grades 9 to 13 with high school graduation certificate 9.1

985Grades 9 to 13 without high school graduation certificate 30.8

455Less than grade 9 14.2

3,200Total 100.0


2001 Federal Census

Highest Education No. %

20 Years and Over

Highest Level of Education



Page 97 of 104




465Non-University with certificate or diploma 14.1

255Non-University without certificate or diploma 7.8



1,115Grades 9 to 13 without high school graduation certificate 33.9


3,290Total 100.0


1996 Federal Census


15 Years and Over




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3,465Total 100.0


1991 Federal Census


15 Years and Over




Page 99 of 104










3,255Total 100.0


1986 Federal Census


15 Years and Over




Page 100 of 104


553Public 70.9

5Private 0.6

2Charter 0.3

217Catholic 27.8

3At home 0.4

780Total 100.0


Type of School No. %

Students (K-12) by Type of School



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2,860Edmonton Public School District Resident

1,143Edmonton Catholic School District Resident

4,003Total



School District No.

School District Residency



Page 102 of 104


33Group Count

3,181Edmonton Public School District Resident

1,109Edmonton Catholic School District Resident

4,323Total



School District No.

School District Residency


Source: Edmonton Catholic Schools

Page 103 of 104

Source: Edmonton Catholic Schools

5091991 4041998 6232005

4921990 4471997 6712004

4981989 4581996 6302003

4971988 4431995 5412002

5101987 4981994 4612001

5471986 4931993 3792000

5171985 4781992 3951999

Grades K-9, Capacity 965

St. Edmund Catholic Elementary/ Junior High School

Year No. Year No. Year No.

2005 Edmonton Catholic Schools

School Enrollment


Source: Edmonton Public Schools

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Source: Edmonton Public Schools

2121991 2011999

2171990 2051998

1861989 2021997 1732005

1871988 2111996 1672004

1791987 2111995 1822003

1731986 2121994 2082002

1861985 2031993 2092001

2011984 2031992 2272000

Grades K-6, Capacity 450, Year Built 1928

Calder Elementary School

Year No. Year No. Year No.

2005 Edmonton Public Schools

School Enrollment

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