Finding
2001 Census Data - A Guide
Topics:
(In order of release date)
1.
The Canadian Population: Where
We Live
2. Age and Sex
3. Marital Status
4. Families and Household
Living Arrangements
5. Housing
6. Language Composition of
Canada
7. Canadians on the Move
8. Immigration and Citizenship
9. Ethnocultural Portrait
of Canada
10. Aboriginal Peoples of
Canada
11. Canada's Workforce: Paid Work
12. Canada's Workforce: Unpaid
Labour
13. Place of Work
14. Commuting to Work
15. Language Use at Work
16. Education in
Canada: School Attendance and Levels of Schooling
17. Education in Canada:
Major Fields of Study
18. Earnings of Canadians
19. Income of Individuals, Families
and Households
20. Social and Economic
Characteristics of Individuals, Families and Households
21. Religions in Canada
2001
Census Advanced Search Site
2001
Census of Agriculture
Community
Profiles
Census
Geography
GeoSearch
: GeoSearch makes it easy to find any place in
Canada, see it on a map, and get basic Census
data for that place.
Reference
Maps : Reference maps show the location of
geographic areas for which census data are tabulated
and disseminated. The maps display the boundaries,
names and codes of standard geographic areas,
as well as major cultural and physical features
such as roads, railroads, coastlines, rivers and
lakes.
Thematic
Maps : A thematic map shows the spatial distribution
of one or more specific data themes for standard
geographic areas. The map may be qualitative in
nature (e.g., predominant farm types) or quantitative
(e.g., percentage population change).
Reference
Census
Catalogue : Contains detailed descriptions
of all products and services based on the 2001
Census.
Census
Dictionary : The 2001 Census Dictionary provides
detailed information on all of the concepts, universes,
variables and geographic terms of the 2001 Census.
Census
Handbook : The 2001 Census Handbook is a reference
document covering every aspect of the 2001 Census
of Population and Census of Agriculture.
Standard
Geographical Classification : The Standard
Geographical Classification (SGC) is Statistics
Canada’s official classification of geographic
areas in Canada.
1.
The Canadian Population: Where We Live
2.
Age and Sex
3.
Marital Status
4.
Families and Household Living Arrangements
5.
Housing
6.
Language Composition of Canada
7.
Canadians on the Move
8.
Immigration and Citizenship
9.
Ethnocultural Portrait of Canada
10.
Aboriginal Peoples of Canada
11.
Canada's Workforce: Paid Work
12.
Canada's Workforce: Unpaid Labour
13.
Place of Work
14.
Commuting to Work
15.
Language Use at Work
16.
Education in Canada: School attendance and levels
of schooling
17.
Education in Canada: Major fields of study
18.
Earnings of Canadians
19.
Income of Individuals, Families and Households
20.
Social and Economic Characteristics of Individuals,
Families and Households
21.
Religions in Canada
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