Description
(StatCan Product) "Customization details: This information product has been customized to present income information forCanada, Alberta and in these 26 subregions:
ATIKAMEG,
BUFFALO HEAD PRAIRIE,
CADOTTE LAKE,
CALLING LAKE,
CHATEH,
DEADWOOD
DIXONVILLE,
FORT VERMILION,
FOX LAKE,
GARDEN RIVER,
HIGH LEVEL,
HOTCHKISS,
JOHN D'OR PRAIRIE,
KEG RIVER,
LA CRETE,
MANNING,
MEANDER RIVER,
NAMPA,
NORTH STAR,
PADDLE PRAIRIE,
PEERLESS LAKE,
RAINBOW LAKE,
RED EARTH CREEK,
ST ISIDORE,
TROUT LAKE ,
WABASCA.
Sources of income are presented from Electronic Data Reporting (ERD):
Taxfilers by
Males;
Females;
Total;
Total income;
Provincial index;
Canada index;
Labour income;
Employment income;
Wages, salaries, commissions;
Wages, salaries and commissions Only;
Self-employment;
Self-employment Only;
Wages, salaries, commissions and self-employment;
Employment Insurance (EI).
Rural areas include all territory lying outside urban areas. Taken together, urban and rural areas cover all of Canada. Rural population includes all population living in the rural fringes of census metropolitan areas (CMAs) and census agglomerations (CAs), as well as population living in rural areas outside CMAs and CAs.
Updated
May 30, 2014
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Title and Dataset Information
Date Modified
2014-05-30
Update Frequency
Annual
Publisher / Creator Information
Publisher
Treasury Board and Finance
Subject Information
Topic
Start Date
2011-01-01
End Date
2011-12-31
Spatial Coverage
Resource Dates
Date Created
2013-12-05
Date Added to catalogue
2015-10-08T22:14:18.621794
Date Modified
2014-05-30
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Usage Considerations
Statistics Canada has adopted an open licence which allows this product to be accessible to all GOA employees and to the general public. This product has been reproduced and distributed on an “as is “ basis with the permission of Statistics Canada. It was originally acquired by Environment and Sustainable Resource Development. This data includes information copied with permission from Canada Post Corporation.
The sample includes 100% of individuals who filed an individual tax return (T1) or were CCTB recipients. From these records are determined non-filing spouses, partners and children. When complete, the sample is approximately 95% of the population and is left unweighted, unadjusted.