Brown Bag Presentation at Community Data Program Annual Face-to-Face Meeting - April 19, 2013

1. Community Data Program Annual Meeting
April 19, 2013

2. Why Access To Data Important
 Data is critical for understanding our
communities, in the daily decision-making process
 Access to data facilitates important debate about
the nature of our communities and development
of innovative solutions
 How do we get debate into the public square? How
do we engage the citizen and public in important
debates in our communities?
 What are we allowed to imagine about the state of
the nation?
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7. Newcomers
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2001 2006
# persons
by Dissemination Area
10 - 50
51 - 210
211 - 825
# persons
by Dissemination Area
10 - 50
66 - 210
216 - 825
Source: Statistics Canada, 2001 & 2006 Censuses © 2011 Community Development Halton, all rights reserved
zero or no data
Dundas St
QEW
1996-2000 2001-2006

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9. CDP Acquisition 2012-2016
 Family Tables 1-18
 Senior Tables 1-5
 Economic Dependency Profiles
 Neighbourhood Income and Demographics 1-6
 Labour Income Profiles
 Financial Data and Charitable Donations Tables
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10. Postal and Census Geographies
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Forward Sortation Area
Census Tract
Dissemination Area

11. Halton Region
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Milton
Halton Hills
Burlington
Oakville
Source: Statistics Canada, 2006/2009 Taxfiler data © 2011 Community Development Halton, all rights reserved
Low Income Families
Halton Region, 2006-2009
by Forward Sortation Areas (FSA)
# low income families
870
2006
2009
% low income families 2009
(Low Income Measures _after tax)
5.7% - 5.4%
5.5% - 6%
6.1% - 6.7%
6.8% - 9.4%
9.5% - 12.5%
Forward Sortation Area
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Low Income Persons, Halton Region, 2009
Percentage of
Persons in Low
income
4.7% - 6.3%
6.4% - 8.5%
8.6% - 11%
11.1% - 14.7%
14.8% - 18.7%
Number of
Persons in Low
Income
30 - 190
191 - 300
301 - 450
451 - 670
671 - 1,600
Source: Statistics Canada, 2009 Small Area
Administrative Data (13C0016)
Halton Hills
Milton
Burlington
Oakville
After-Tax LIM
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15. Initiatives using CDP Data
 Data Workshops
 Asset Mapping
 Neighbourhood Development
 Community Series in local churches
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16. Data Workshops
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18. Living Alone Seniors
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Calvary Baptist Church
Pineland Baptist Church
Burlington Community Church
North Burlington Baptist Church
Faith Christian Reformed Church
Burlington Christian Fellowship
Burlington Christian Reformed Church
Glad Tidings Pentecostal Church
Burlington East Presbyterian Church
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NorthBurLinkton
Living Alone Seniors
2011
Source: Statistics Canada, 2011 Census
^_ Church
# persons by DA
0 - 15
16 - 60
61 - 125
126 - 205
206 - 315
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19. Low Income Families
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Calvary Baptist Church
Burlington Community Church
North Burlington Baptist Church
Faith Christian Reformed Church
Burlington Christian Fellowship
Burlington East Presbyterian Church
Burlington Christian Reformed Church
Pineland Baptist Church
Glad Tidings Pentecostal Church
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NorthBurLinkton
Low Income Families
2005
Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Census © 2011 Community Development Halton, all rights reserved
^_ Church
# Low income
families by DA
0
1 - 21
22 - 45
46 - 87
88 - 126

20. Children (0-4 years)
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Calvary Baptist Church
Pineland Baptist Church
Burlington Community Church
North Burlington Baptist Church
Faith Christian Reformed Church
Burlington Christian Fellowship
Burlington East Presbyterian Church
Burlington Christian Reformed Church
Glad Tidings Pentecostal Church
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Children (0-4 years)
Population
2011
Source: Statistics Canada, 2011 Census
^_ Church
# person by DA
5 - 25
26 - 60
61 - 155
156 - 255
256 - 1,060
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22. Living Wage for Halton
 Survey of Household
Spending
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23. Longitudinal Immigration Database
 The Longitudinal Immigration Database (IMDB) is a database
combining linked immigration and taxation records. The
database is managed by Statistics Canada on behalf of a federal-
provincial consortium led by Citizenship & Immigration Canada.
A person is included in the database only if he or she obtained
landed immigrant status since 1980 and filed at least one tax
return since 1982.
 The IMDB was created to respond to the need for detailed and
reliable data on the performance and impact of the Immigration
Program. It allows the analysis of relative labour market
behaviour of different categories of immigrants over a period
long enough to assess the impact of immigrant characteristics,
such as education and knowledge of French or English, to their
settlement success. It also allows the measurement and analysis
of secondary inter-provincial and inter-urban migration.
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24. CANSIM Tables for IMDB
 Available from 1980 - 2010
 054-0001 Immigrant income, by sex, landing age
group, immigrant admission category, years since
landing and landing year, 2010 constant dollars, annual
 054-0002 Immigrant income by world area, sex,
immigrant admission category, education, language
ability, and landing year for tax year 2010, annual
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Average Non-mortgage Debt
Halton Region, 2011*
Source: TransUnion Credit Report, 2011, Statistics Canada © 2013 Community Development Halton, all rights reserved
Halton average: $37,725
Average debt
by Census Tract
$20,044.79 - $25,360.62
$25,360.63 - $33,851.49
$33,851.50 - $42,958.64
$42,958.65 - $59,507.85
$59,507.86 - $102,229.02
# individuals with debt
by Census Tract
165 - 1,117
1,118 - 2,186
2,187 - 3,214
3,215 - 4,199
4,200 - 5,309
* first quarter, 2011
Halton Hills
Milton
Burlington Oakville

26. Ted Hildebrandt
Director, Social Planning
Community Development Halton
thildebrandt@cdhalton.ca
905-632-1975
www.cdhalton.ca