Table 14-2
Research and development performers — by province, 2005 to 2009

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by province, 2005 to 2009


Table summary
This table displays the results of by province 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, absolute change from  2009 to 2005 and change from  2005 to 2009, calculated using number and percent units of measure (appearing as column headers).
  2005Note r: revised 2006Note r: revised 2007Note r: revised 2008Note r: revised 2009 Absolute
change from  2009 to 2005		 Change from  2005 to 2009
  number percent
Canada - total 19,514 21,142 23,172 24,753 24,749 5,235 26.8
Total - Multi-province 19,852 22,183 24,340 26,426 25,968 6,116 30.8
Atlantic Canada 654 751 876 1,093 1,100 446 68.2
Newfoundland and Labrador 134 142 148 178 175 41 30.6
Prince Edward Island 50 55 67 96 96 46 92.0
Nova Scotia 255 301 385 479 488 233 91.4
New Brunswick 215 253 276 340 341 126 58.6
Quebec 7,858 8,682 9,082 9,111 8,762 904 11.5
Ontario 7,674 8,845 9,824 10,693 10,149 2,475 32.3
Manitoba 409 396 438 529 571 162 39.6
Saskatchewan 232 224 285 369 428 196 84.5
Alberta 1,196 1,273 1,443 1,738 1,895 699 58.4
British ColumbiaNote 1 1,829 2,012 2,392 2,893 3,063 1,234 67.5
r revised
Note 1.

Includes Yukon, Northwest Territories and Nunavut.

Note(s): A new imputation system was implemented for reference year 2008. This imputation system incorporated information on firm structure obtained from Statistics Canada's Business Register for all records which were obtained through administrative sources. This change does not impact national totals, but had the effect of increasing the number of units reporting R&D within provinces. Caution should be used when making any comparison of counts of provincial firm with R&D activities.
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