Youth out-migration is in response to many factors such as availability of jobs in rural and urban areas, the desire to pursue post-secondary education, etc. Many of these youth move back to rural as young...
Data in the CID are available in five sub-national geographical levels
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Provincial/Territorial
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Economic Region
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Census Division
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Census Subdivision (community level)
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Health Regions
Most of the demographic and socio-economic data in the CID are available at all five levels of geography. Crime data are available at the provincial level. Health data are available at the health region level. Agriculture data are available at the census division, economic region and provincial level.
Statistics Canada’s hierarchy of standard geographic units for dissemination of the 2006 Census of Canada contains a visual representation of the geography used in the Community Information Database. To view Statistics Canada’s Census geography
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Statistics Canada Maps:
Economic Regions and Census Divisions
Census Divisions