Alberta provincial electoral division profile : Cardston -- Taber -- Warner

54 Pages·1996·8 MB·English

by  Alberta. Alberta Treasury

TREASURY
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Government of Alberta
1996
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November 1996
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Introduction
This report presents a statistical profile for one of Alberta's Provincial Electoral
Divisions (PED) supplemented by a comparative summary table for all PEDs, A PED is
a t erritorial unit entitled to return a Member to serve in the Alberta Provincial Legislative
Assembly. Based on the 1996 boundaries, there are currently 83 PEDs in the Province of
Alberta.
All data in this report have been tabulated from information collected by Statistics Canada
during the 1991 Census of Canada. The information featured was gathered from a 20%
sample of households, and includes characteristics such as home language, ethnic origin,
place of birth, education, religion, labour force activity, housing costs, and income. For
the purpose of this report, the assignment of population is based on the geographic
allocation of Statistics Canada enumeration areas to PEDs.
For information on the basic demographic characteristics of PEDs, please refer to the 2 A
PED profile series covering all households (100% sample data) which was produced in
April of 1993. Characteristics covered include population, marital status, families,
households, dwellings and mother tongue.
On some Indian reserves and Indian settlements in the 1991 Census, enumeration was not
permitted or was interrupted before it c ould be completed. Data are therefore not
available for the incompletely enumerated reserves and settlements, and are not included
in the profiles. Four PEDs are affected: Bonnyville, Lac La Biche-St. Paul, Lesser Slave
Lake and Ponoka-Rimbey. Users are advised to refer to the appendices for further
information regarding data quality, definitions and the electoral map.
Should you have any questions or require additional information, please contact:
Alberta Treasury
Statistics
259, Terrace Building
9515- 107 Street
Edmonton, Alberta, T5K 2C3
Telephone: (403) 427-3099
Fax: (403) 427-0409
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Table of Contents
Page
INTRODUCTION i
TABLE OF CONTENTS ii
SUMMARY 1
PROFILE
General Characteristics
Population 19
Home Language 19
Knowledge of Official Languages 19
Knowledge of Non-official Languages 19
Religion 20
Ethnic Origin 20
Citizenship 20
Place of Birth 21
Total Immigrant Population by Period of Immigration 21
Age at Immigration 21
Mobility Status 22
Women 1 5 Years and Over by Children Ever Bom 22
School Attendance 23
Highest Level of Schooling 23
Labour Force Activity 24
Labour Force by Industry 25
Male Labour Force by Major Occupation Groups 26
Female Labour Force by Major Occupation Groups 27
Labour Force by Sex and Class of Worker 28
Labour Force by Sex and Place of Work 28
Dwelling Characteristics 29
Dwellings by Need of Repair 29
Dwellings by Period of Construction 29
Household Characteristics 30
Income Characteristics (1990)
Employment Income (1 990) by Sex and Work Activity 31
Total Income (1 990) by Sex 32
Family Income (1990) 33
Incidence of Low Income (1 990) 33
Household Income (1 990) 34
APPENDICES
Appendix I - T echnical Notes 35
Appendix II - D efinitions 36
Provincial Electoral Division Maps 44
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Alberta Provincial Electoral Dtvision Summary
Religion
TloOtIaall % %
PROVINCIAL ELECTORAL DIVISION Popul(a1)t ion Cath%o lic Prote%s tant ReOltihgieorn s NoA f fRielliaitgiioon us
26.5
Alberta* 2,519,185 48.4
Athabasca-Wabasca 16,545 43.5 38.2 541...146 111984...732
Lesser Slave Lake* 19,140 47.7 4392..64 2.5
Calgary-Bow 31,105 20.7 27.2
Calgary-Buffalo 31,565 27.2 38.2 25.9
Calgary-Cross 35,750 28.3 38.7 128..17 2205..96
24.8 43.8 5.8
Calgary-Currie 35,475
26.8
Calgary-Fort 35,615 26.4 40.4
Caigary-Egmont 32,610 24.7 50.0 46..24 21.1
21.9
Calgary-Elbow 33,770 26.9 53.7 44..07 1198..72
Calgary-Fish Creek 35,665 50.9 4.9
Calgary-Foothills 34,495 24.6 49.7 20.7
Calgary-East 34,210 24.8 37.2 11.7 26.4
17.8
Calgary-Glenmore 34,655 23.2 50.5 8.5
27.2 48.9 6.6 17.4
Calgary-Lougheed 33,540
Calgary-McCall 34,370 27.2 37.2 15.2 2203..59
Calgary-Montrose 29,335 26.1 38.7 11.4
26.6 45.4 24.4
Calgary-Mountain View 31,620 3.5
Calgary-North Hill 33,470 22.7 46.9 3.3 27.2
19.9
Calgary-North West 31,885 26.7 48.1 5.2
27.1 40.4
Calgary-Nose Creek 34,605 26.4
49.5
29.4 17.9
Calgary-Shaw 34,575
22.0 356...132 20.9
Calgary-Varsity 32,345 51.9
48.5
Calgary-West 34,605 25.2 19.9
Edmonton-Beverly-Clareview 31,190 34.1 38.0 6.4 18.8
Edmonton-Calder 33,840 32.8 40.4 9.1 20.9
5.9
Edmonton-Castle Downs 33,245 36.4 29.9 15.0 18.7
29.6
Edmonton-Centre 31,915 33.9 1134..18 23.4
Edmonton-Ellerslie 26.7 41.7 16.8
31,770
12.5 17.5
Edmonton-Glengarry 32,450 31.3
38.7
Excludes data for one or more incompletely enumerated Indian reserves or Indian settlements.
(1 ) With the exception of "Total Population (1 00% data)", all characteristics exclude institutional residents and are based on
weighted sample data (20%). In some instances, due to weighting factors, it i s possible for small areas to have a
'Total population (non-institutional)" higher than the "Total Population (100% data)".
Alberta Provincial Electoral Division Summary (continued)
Religion
Total %
% % Other
PROVINCIAL ELECTORAL DIVISION Population Catholic Protestant Religions
41.9
Edmonton-Glenora 32,590 28.7 5.8
49.4
Edmonton-Gold Bar 32,635 26.1 6.5
10.2
Edmonton-Highlands 34,330 30.8 33.8
Edmonton-Manning 33,655 33.4 36.4 9.8
43.0 10.8
Edmonton-McClung 31,690 26.7
Edmonton-Meadowlark 30,710 30.0 41.7
8.2
42.6
Edmonton-Mill Creek 30,805 26.7 9.8
24.3
13.0
Edmonton-Mill Woods 30,290 42.7
10.0
Edmonton-NoHA/ood 30,720 39.5 29.2
23.0
45.0 7.9
Edmonton-Riverview 30,930
8.4
Edmonton-Rutherford 34,590 24.8 47.4
Edmonton-Strathcona 32,195 26.5 41.9 4.7
Edmonton-Whitemud 30,830 23.9 46.4 81..88
Airdrie-Rocky View 27,565 19.2 59.7
Banff-Cochrane 31,055 21.7 51.9 31..00
Barrhead-Westlock 25,345 22.7 60.3
41.8
26,725 40.4 3.3
Bonnyville-Cold Lake*
Strathmore - B rooks 29,235 23.1 59.5 01..80
15.6 74.5
Cardston-Taber - W arner 28,365
2.5
24.5
Clover Bar-Fort Saskatchewan 32,770
55.2
Cypress-Medicine Hat 27,960 26.3 59.5 02..89
Drayton Valley-Calmar 25,625 20.5 53.6 1.3
Drumheller-Chinook 23,795 19.4 65,9
2.0
43.6
Dunvegan 25,285 34.6
43.7
Fort McMurray 34,675 37.2 31..75
Grande Prairie-Smoky 27,430 26.6 49.1 1.9
23.9 49.9
Grande Prairie-Wapiti 27,875
Highwood 32,020 15.7 1.1
14.3 63.4
Innisfail-Sylvan Lake 27,995 63.8 0.3
24,435 32.3 9.2
Lac La Biche-St. Paul* 48.1
Excludes data for one or more incompletely enumerated Indian reserves or Indian settlements.
(1 ) With the exception of "Total Population (1 00% data)", all characteristics exclude institutional residents and are based on
weighted sample data (20%). In some instances, due to weighting factors, it i s possible for small areas to have a
"Total population (non-institutional)" higher than the 'Total Population (1 00% data)".
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Alberta Provincial Electoral Division Summary (continued)
Religion
lotai % %
% % No Religious
PROVINCIAL ELECTORAL DIVISION Popul0a) tion Catholic Protestant ReOltihgeiorn s Affiliation
41.9 23.6
Edmonton-Glenora 32,590 28.7 51..80
17.2
Lacombe-Stettler 27,225 12.2 69.6 1.9
Leduc 32,470 24.5 54.9 4.3 18.8
Lethbridge-East 30,560 23.8 56.2 2.9 15.7
Leth bridge- West 29,630 25.3 54.3 17.4
2.0
13.7
Little Bow 26,565 15.7
68.7
Livingstone-Macleod 29,315 54.6 2.2 13.1
3205..10
Medicine Hat 29,455 1.4 1155..19
58.5
27,385 12.2 1.9
Olds - D idsbury - T hree Hills
71.1
Peace River 26,655 32.2 50.9 0.7 15.1
Ponoka-Rimbey* 21,805 15.5 65.1 20..09 18.4
24.9
Red Deer-North 29,115 20.4 52.7 2.0
Red Deer-South 27,565 21.1 56.6 20.4
7.8
Redwater 30,185 33.9 17.0
Rocky Mountain House 25,890 12.0 4516..28 1.8 29.3
16.3
St. Albert 31,925 35.2 45.2 3.3
27.9 14.1
ShenA/ood Park
35,430 54.8 32..23
Spruce Grove-Sturgeon-St. Albert 30,195 34.3 48.1 2.5 15.4
21.3
Stony Plain 30,245 23.2 4534..12
13.3
Vegreville- Viking 26,955 30.2 12.4
Vermilion-Lloyd minster 27,220 25.7 57.0 3.9 13.4
Wainwright 28,285 23.9 62.4 0.6 13.2
45.6 2.3
WestYellowhead 27,585 28.8 23.2
1.8
Wetaskiwin-Camrose 31,190 21.2 62.0 15.1
1.3
26.2
Whitecourt-Ste. Anne 26.840 24.7 47.9
Excludes data for one or more incompletely enumerated Indian reserves or Indian settlements.
(1 ) With the exception of "Total Population (100% data)", all characteristics exclude institutional residents and are based on
weighted sample data (20%). In some instances, due to weighting factors, it i s possible for small areas to have a
"Total population (non-institutional)" higher than the 'Total Population (1 00% data)".
Alberta Provincial Electoral Dfvision Summary (continued)
Home Language Place of Birth
%
% % Non-official %
PROVINCIAL ELECTORAL DIVISION French Languages Immigrants permanent
English
% Non-
7.1 % Non-
Alberta* 92.2 0.7 immig8r4a.n3ts <^°> 15.1 Residen0t.s6* ^ ^)
Athabasca- Wabasca 87.4 0.6 12.0 92.9 6.9
21.0 0.2
78.4 0.6 95.5
Lesser Slave Lake*
3.3 4.1 0.4
Calgary-Bow 96.2 0.5 83.4 15.7 0.9
14.9 27.2
70.4 2.4
Calgary-Buffalo 84.7 00..34 15.3 73.8 25.9 0.3
Calgary-Cross 84.4
19.3
93.9
Calgary-Currie 0.4 115..17 8708..19 0.7
Calgary-Fort 88.1 0.9 20.7
81.3 18.3 0.4
Calgary-Egmont 93.4 0.4 6.2 17.5
Calgary-Elbow 96.5 0.5 3.0 82.0 00..54
95.8 83.5 16.1
Calgary-Fish Creek 0.3 3.9 77.8 0.4
Calgary-Foothills 92.1 7.4 21.5
Calgary-East 79.9 00..34 19.8 71.0 28.1 000...967
18.9
Calgary-Glenmore 95.6 0.5 3.9 80.5 19.6 1.0
0.5 79.4
Calgary-Lougheed 94,1 155..84 72.6 26.6
0.5 0.8
Calgary-McCall 83.7
16,6 73.4
Calgary-Montrose 82.9 0.5 26.1
17.9 0.4
Calgary-Mountain View 93.8 0.3 5.9 81.4
91.2 8.3 79.5 20.0 0.7
Calgary-North Hill
0.4 79.5 0.4
92.8 20.1
Calgary-North West 0.5 146..87 74.6 0.4
84.8
Calgary-Nose Creek 0.4 24.7
Calgary-Shaw 95.7 0.4 3.9 8738..80 1159..88 00..47
94.0 0.3 2.1
Calgary-Varsity 5.7 18.9
92.0 7.7
Calgary-West 80.2
0.4 19.0 0.9
Edmonton-Beverly-Clareview 89.6 0.5 97..95 8820..36 17.3 00..34
Edmonton-Calder 92.1 0.4
Edmonton-Castle Downs 0.3 16.0 72.5 26.8 0.6
83.7 1.9
EEddmmoonnttoonn--ElCleenrtsrlei e 8870..20 00..87 1191..29 6768..94 2229..77
24.0 0.4
Edmonton-Glengarry 82.6 1.2 75.4 0.6
16.2
Excludes data for one or more incompletely enumerated Indian reserves or Indian settlements.
(10) Includes persons born outside thie province of residence as well as persons born outside Canada who fiave Canadian citizenship by birth and,
therefore, will not have immigrated to Canada.
(1 4) Refers to persons who hold a student authorization, employment authorization or Minister's permit, or who are refugee claimants.
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! A lberta Provincial Electoral Division Summary (continued)
Home Language Place of Birth
%
% % Non-official %
French Languages Immigrants permanent
En0g*l^ i s7h % Non- % Non-
A ft9 ft 1 7 n n A
Edmonton-Glenora U.J? immigrants<^°> 1 / .u
Edmonton-Gold Bar fO7£tO;Q. D nf t 11f Dt . Un Residenn t /sI *^^)
Edmonton-Highlands OO.O nU . Df t 1 ft n 9Q ft U11 .. 4/4I
QQ ft n 1 7/Qy. 7/ 1lQy . oQ nU . oc
Edmonton-Manning
U1. . lu 7 ft 1lfot. yQ n 7
Edmonton-McClung oU.O U. /
Edmonton-Meadowlark oftnR A'5 nU1 . . Dfo t Qy. 11 f77/tf Q ynt . '79/5 91j1Qy . /7^ nUu .. oDf t
Edmonton-Mill Creek 1 . u 11* U ^ . fft I'X 9
Edmonton-Mill Woods fl<i 0 79 ft OR ft nU . Df t
Edmonton-Norwood o 1 . o n A 1If o t. o / O.^ ^9Dft. 1I nu . of t
Q1 A n Q 7 7 7fi 7 1Q ft 7
Edmonton-Riverview U.v3 0. /
Qy . Df t 7ft 7 99 9 n1 n'X
Edmonton- Rutherford
7 7 7/f Ot. Df t 11Q y .o 9 n
Edmonton-Strathcona u.*t
Edmonton-Whitemud nu. o s 7ft ^ 99 7 nu . of t
n 1 1 ft ft 4. n 9
Airdrie-Rocky View U. 1
0.4
Banff-Cochrane on 7 u.y ft 4 fotoR. u n 1 ft u1 . ^4
Barrhead-Westlock Q7 n nu . yQ 0 1 QQyun1. 7c/: Q 1 n 9
Bonnyville-Gold Lake* yo. 1 O^ . Df t 1 if! y4.Df t 0y.. 0 1 n 9
/.oft Q9 7 9 n Q
Strath more - B rooks y4. 1 U. 1
Qn c Q 0 u.o
Cardston-Taber - W arner yii.u 9U.O y.o
U.l 1 ft ftQ Q inn Un. l 1
Clover Bar-Fort Saskatchewan yc3.i
oy.y U. 1
Cypress-Medicine Hat yo. 1 4./ y/i.o T 0 nu . oQ
n '5 11 . Qy QQ /I ft K n 1
y/.y
Drayton Valley-Calmar yo.4 D/..OU
QO Q n 1
Drumheller-Chinook yD"o7. y i U.l b.U U.l
Dun vegan y.u o.y QyQo . oK ft A Un. l 1
Fort McMurray yo.o 1 . 1 oo . oo QQ /I Un. l / I
00.4
Grande Prairie-Smoky 96.9 2.8 93.1 U.4
0.4
Grande Prairie-Wapiti 96.2 0.5 3.3 92.6 7.1 00..32
6.7
Highwood 96.4 3.5 90.3 9.6
0.1 1.2 0.2
Innisfail-Sylvan Lake 98.7 93.6 6.2
0.1 0.2
Lac La Biche-St. Paul* 91.1 94.6
5.1 5.2 0.2
3.7
Excludes data for one or more incompletely enumerated Indian reserves or Indian settlements.
(10) Includes persons born outside the province of residence as well as persons born outside Canada who have Canadian citizenship by birth and,
therefore, will not have immigrated to Canada.
(14) Refers to persons who hold a student authorization, employment authorization or Minister's permit, or who are refugee claimants.
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Alberta Provincial Electoral Division Summary (continued)
Home Language Place of Birth
%
% % Non-official %
PROVINCIAL ELECTORAL DIVISION French Languages Immigrants
English
% Non- 17.0
Edmonton-Glenora 93.7 0.9 5.4 immig8r2a.n6ts <^°'
2.5
Laconribe-Stettier 97.2 0.3 92.6 7.1
1.2
Leduc 97.9 0.9 93.0 6.9
5.8 17.0
94.0
Lethbridge-East 0.2 82.7
4.0
Lethbridge-West 95.7 0.3 8.8 85.8 1123..32
Little Bow 91.1 7.3 87.3
0.2
Livingstone-Macleod 92.5 91.4 8.5
0.2 2.9 11.0
Medicine Hat 96.9 7.5
0.2 1.3 88.7
98.5
Olds - D idsbury - T hree Hills 20..32 92.2
Peace River 77.2 20.6 94.3 5.5
98.5 0.0 1.4 7.2
Ponoka-Rinnbey* 2.3 92.4
Red Deer-North 97.4 0.3 91.1
2.5 8.7
Red Deer-South 97.5 0.0 2.3 89.8 9.9
1.6
Redwater
96.1
2.3 93.1
Rocky Mountain House 97.4 0.3 6.7
2.0 93.4 6.4
St. Albert 97.3 87.5 12.4
0.7 1.3
Sherwood Park 98.3 89.0 10.7
0.4 1.3
97.8 0.9 7.7
Spruce Grove-Sturgeon-St. Albert
1.5 92.2
Stony Plain 98.4 91.0 8.8
0.1
93.6
Vegreville- Viking 94.1 0.2 52..98
Vermilion-Lloydminster 97.1 93.8 65..29
0.1
Wainwright 97.5 94.8
01..43 2.1 5.1
West Yellowhead 96.0 2.7 8.6
91.2
Wetaski wi n-Cam rose 97.9 0.1 22..00 91.2 8.3
Whitecourt-Ste. Anne 97.1 0.8 92.2 7.7
Excludes data for one or more incompletely enumerated Indian reserves or Indian settlements.
(10) Includes persons born outside the province of residence as well as persons born outside Canada who have Canadian citizenship by birth and,
therefore, will not have immigrated to Canada.
(1 4) Refers to persons who hold a student authorization, employment authorization or Minister's permit, or who are refugee claimants.
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