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Variables for Theme PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS
Geography / Geographic area
Variables Descriptions
| catyp25 - CMA/CA type (RY1992-RY1998) |
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| Character(1.0) | | |
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Description
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Census Metropolitan Area (CMA) or Census
Agglomeration (CA) type of residence for the
household as of December 31 of the reference year
(1991 Census Geography).
Note: CATYP25 is only available for reference
years prior to 1999 since this variable was
discontinued in the 2001 Census. This variable is
not available for reference years 1999 and on
since it was replaced by SACTYP25, which also
includes CMA/CA influenced zones (MIZ).
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Population
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All households
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Range and codes
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| 1 |
Consolidated CMA |
| 2 |
Regular CMA |
| 3 |
Consolidated CA |
| 4 |
Regular CA |
| 5 |
Neither a CMA nor a CA |
| 6 |
Interim Processing Code |
| 7 |
Don't Know |
| 8 |
Refusal |
| 9 |
Not Applicable |
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| cdres25 - Census division |
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| Character(2.0) | Format: s9 | |
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Description
| |
Census division (CD) of residence for the
household as of December 31 of the reference year
. The codes are unique at the provincial level,
but not the Canada level; if categories from more
than one province are being used in the same
study, then concatenate PVRES25 (province) with
this variable.
Notes: Reference years prior to 1999 follow the
1991 Census geography-base boundaries. Reference
years from 1999 and on follow the 2001 Census
geography-base boundaries. Many boundary, name and
code changes have occurred between the 1991 and
2001 Census. Thus the codes between reference year
1998 and 1999 may be different even if the
household did not move.
For a detailed code set for the 2001 Census
Geography, please refer to GeoSuite 2001
(Catalogue no. 92F0085XCB) or the Standard
Geographical Classification SGC 2001 (Catalogue
no. 12-571-XPB) and for the 1991 Census Geography,
please refer to GeoRef 91 (Catalogue no. 92-345D)
or the Standard Geographical Classification SGC
1991 (Catalogue no. 12-571).
Exceptionally, the reserved codes for this field
are: -9, -8, -7 and -6.
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Population
| |
All households
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Range and codes
| |
| -6 |
Interim Processing Code |
| -7 |
Don't Know |
| -8 |
Refusal |
| -9 |
Not Applicable |
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| cma1g25 - CMA/CA grp 1 |
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| Character(2.0) | | |
|
Description
| |
Census Metropolitan Area or Census Agglomeration
(grouping 1) of residence for the household as of
December 31 of the reference year.
Note: Reference years prior to 1999 follow the
1991 Census geography-base boundaries. Reference
years from 1999 and on follow the 2001 Census
geography-base boundaries.
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Population
| |
All households living in a CMA or CA
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|
Range and codes
| |
| 01 |
Halifax |
| 02 |
Québec City |
| 03 |
Montréal |
| 04 |
Ottawa - Gatineau (previously named Ottawa - Hull) |
| 05 |
Toronto |
| 06 |
Hamilton |
| 07 |
St. Catharines - Niagara |
| 08 |
Kitchener |
| 09 |
London |
| 10 |
Windsor |
| 11 |
Winnipeg |
| 12 |
Calgary |
| 13 |
Edmonton |
| 14 |
Vancouver |
| 15 |
Victoria |
| 90 |
Other CMA or CA |
| 96 |
Interim Processing Code |
| 97 |
Don't Know |
| 98 |
Refusal |
| 99 |
Not Applicable |
|
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| cma2g25 - CMA/CA grp 2 |
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| Character(1.0) | | |
|
Description
| |
Census Metropolitan Area or Census Agglomeration
(grouping 2) of residence for the household as of
December 31 of the reference year.
Note: Reference years prior to 1999 follow the
1991 Census geography-base boundaries. Reference
years from 1999 and on follow the 2001 Census
geography-base boundaries.
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Population
| |
All households living in a CMA or CA
|
|
Range and codes
| |
| 1 |
Montréal |
| 2 |
Toronto |
| 3 |
Vancouver |
| 4 |
Other CMA or CA |
| 6 |
Interim Processing Code |
| 7 |
Don't Know |
| 8 |
Refusal |
| 9 |
Not Applicable |
|
|
| cmaca25 - CMA/CA |
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| Character(3.0) | Format: s99 | |
|
Description
| |
Census Metropolitan Area or Census Agglomeration
(CMA/CA) of residence for the household as of
December 31 of the reference year. For more
information on codes 996 to 999, please refer to
variable SACTYP25.
Notes: Reference years prior to 1999 follow the
1991 Census geography-base boundaries. Reference
years from 1999 and on follow the 2001 Census
geography-base boundaries. The categories for this
variable changed to incorporate the changes that
occurred between the 1991 and 2001 Censuses. The
categories take into account the boundary
adjustments, renaming of areas, creation of areas
and retirement of areas between the censuses.
Codes for retired areas and areas with boundary
adjustments are only applicable for reference
years prior to 1999. Codes for areas created after
the 1991 Census are applicable only for reference
years 1999 and on. Codes for areas that have been
renamed after the 1991 Census are applicable in
all reference years. The applicable years are
indicated in brackets beside each category.
Exceptionally, the reserved codes for this field
are: -99, -98, -97 and -96.
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Population
| |
All households living in a CMA or CA
|
|
Range and codes
| |
| -96 |
Interim Processing Code |
| -97 |
Don't know |
| -98 |
Refusal |
| -99 |
Not Applicable |
| 001 |
St. John's |
| 010 |
Grand Falls - Windsor |
| 011 |
Gander |
| 015 |
Corner Brook |
| 025 |
Labrador City |
| 105 |
Charlottetown |
| 110 |
Summerside |
| 205 |
Halifax |
| 210 |
Kentville |
| 215 |
Truro |
| 220 |
New Glasgow |
| 225 |
Cape Breton (prev. name Sydney) |
| 305 |
Moncton |
| 310 |
Saint John |
| 320 |
Fredericton |
| 328 |
Bathurst |
| 330 |
Campbellton |
| 335 |
Edmundston |
| 403 |
Matane |
| 404 |
Rimouski |
| 405 |
Rivière-du-Loup |
| 406 |
Baie-Comeau |
| 408 |
Saguenay (previously named Chicoutimi-Jonquière) |
| 410 |
Alma |
| 411 |
Dolbeau - Mistassini (prev. name Dolbeau) |
| 412 |
Sept-Iles |
| 421 |
Québec City |
| 428 |
Saint-Georges |
| 430 |
Thetford Mines |
| 433 |
Sherbrooke |
| 435 |
Magog |
| 437 |
Cowansville |
| 440 |
Victoriaville |
| 442 |
Trois-Rivières |
| 444 |
Shawinigan |
| 446 |
La Tuque |
| 447 |
Drummondville |
| 450 |
Granby |
| 452 |
Saint-Hyacinthe |
| 454 |
Sorel - Tracy (prev. name Sorel) |
| 456 |
Joliette |
| 459 |
Saint-Jean-Iberville (previously named Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu) |
| 462 |
Montréal |
| 465 |
Salaberry-de-Valleyfield |
| 468 |
Lachute |
| 475 |
Saint-Jérôme (RY1992-RY1998) |
| 480 |
Val-d'Or |
| 481 |
Amos (from RY1999 on) |
| 485 |
Rouyn-Noranda |
| 501 |
Cornwall |
| 502 |
Hawkesbury |
| 505 |
Ottawa - Gatineau (previously named Ottawa - Hull) |
| 512 |
Brockville |
| 515 |
Pembroke |
| 516 |
Petawawa (from RY1999 on) |
| 521 |
Kingston |
| 522 |
Belleville |
| 527 |
Cobourg |
| 528 |
Port Hope |
| 529 |
Peterborough |
| 530 |
Kawartha Lakes (prev. name Lindsay) |
| 532 |
Oshawa |
| 535 |
Toronto |
| 537 |
Hamilton |
| 539 |
St. Catharines - Niagara |
| 541 |
Kitchener |
| 543 |
Brantford |
| 544 |
Woodstock |
| 546 |
Tillsonburg |
| 547 |
Norfolk (prev. name Simcoe) |
| 550 |
Guelph |
| 553 |
Stratford |
| 555 |
London |
| 556 |
Chatham - Kent (prev. name Chatham) |
| 557 |
Leamington |
| 559 |
Windsor |
| 561 |
Wallaceburg (RY1992-RY1998) |
| 562 |
Sarnia (prev. name Sarnia - Clearwater) |
| 566 |
Owen Sound |
| 567 |
Collingwood |
| 568 |
Barrie |
| 569 |
Orillia |
| 571 |
Midland |
| 575 |
North Bay |
| 580 |
Greater Sudbury (prev. name Sudbury) |
| 582 |
Elliot Lake |
| 584 |
Haileybury |
| 585 |
Kirkland Lake (RY1992-RY1998) |
| 586 |
Timmins |
| 590 |
Sault Ste. Marie |
| 595 |
Thunder Bay |
| 598 |
Kenora |
| 602 |
Winnipeg |
| 604 |
Selkirk (RY1992-RY1998) |
| 607 |
Portage la Prairie |
| 610 |
Brandon |
| 640 |
Thompson |
| 705 |
Regina |
| 710 |
Yorkton |
| 715 |
Moose Jaw |
| 720 |
Swift Current |
| 725 |
Saskatoon |
| 730 |
Weyburn (RY1992-RY1998) |
| 735 |
North Battleford |
| 745 |
Prince Albert |
| 750 |
Estevan |
| 805 |
Medicine Hat |
| 806 |
Brooks (from RY1999 on) |
| 810 |
Lethbridge |
| 825 |
Calgary |
| 830 |
Red Deer |
| 833 |
Camrose |
| 835 |
Edmonton |
| 840 |
Lloydminster |
| 845 |
Cold Lake (prev. name Grand Centre) |
| 850 |
Grande Prairie |
| 860 |
Wood Buffalo (previously named Fort McMurray) |
| 865 |
Wetaskiwin |
| 905 |
Cranbrook |
| 913 |
Penticton |
| 915 |
Kelowna |
| 918 |
Vernon |
| 925 |
Kamloops |
| 930 |
Chilliwack |
| 932 |
Abbotsford (previously named Matsqui) |
| 933 |
Vancouver |
| 934 |
Squamish (from RY1999 on) |
| 935 |
Victoria |
| 937 |
Duncan |
| 938 |
Nanaimo |
| 939 |
Parksville (from RY1999 on) |
| 940 |
Port Alberni |
| 943 |
Courtenay |
| 944 |
Campbell River |
| 945 |
Powell River |
| 950 |
Williams Lake |
| 952 |
Quesnel |
| 955 |
Prince Rupert |
| 960 |
Kitimat |
| 965 |
Terrace |
| 970 |
Prince George |
| 975 |
Dawson Creek |
| 977 |
Fort St. John |
| 990 |
Whitehorse |
| 995 |
Yellowknife |
| 996 |
Strongly influenced (zone) (from RY1999 on) |
| 997 |
Moderately influenced (zone) (from RY1999 on) |
| 998 |
Weakly influenced (zone) (from RY1999 on) |
| 999 |
Not influenced (zone) (from RY1999 on) |
|
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| cmapo25 - CMA/CA population |
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| Numeric(7.0) | | |
|
Description
| |
Population of area of residence of CMA/CA covering
region if applicable.
Note: Reference years prior to 1999 follow the
1991 Census geography-base boundaries. Reference
years from 1999 and on follow the 2001 Census
geography-base boundaries.
|
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Population
| |
All households living in a CMA or CA
|
|
Range and codes
| |
| 0000000:9999995 |
| 9999996 |
Interim Processing Code |
| 9999997 |
Don't Know |
| 9999998 |
Refusal |
| 9999999 |
Not Applicable |
|
|
| csdres25 - Census subdivision |
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| Character(3.0) | | |
|
Description
| |
Census subdivision of residence for the household
as of December 31 of the reference year. The codes
are unique at the census division level, but not
the provincial nor Canada level; if categories
from more than one census division are being used
in the same study, then concatenate PVRES25
(province) and CDRES25 (census division) with this
variable.
Notes: Reference years prior to 1999 follow the
1991 Census geography-base boundaries. Reference
years from 1999 and on follow the 2001 Census
geography-base boundaries.
Many boundary, name and code changes have occurred
between the 1991 and 2001 Census. Thus the codes
between reference year 1998 and 1999 may be
different even if the household did not move.
For detailed code set for the 2001 Census
Geography, please refer to GeoSuite 2001
(Catalogue no. 92F0085XCB) or the Standard
Geographical Classification SGC 2001 (Catalogue
no. 12-571-XPB) and for the 1991 Census Geography,
please refer to GeoRef 91 (Catalogue no. 92-345D)
or the Standard Geographical Classification SGC
1991 (Catalogue no. 12-571).
|
|
Population
| |
All households
|
|
Range and codes
| |
| 996 |
Interim Processing Code |
| 997 |
Don't Know |
| 998 |
Refusal |
| 999 |
Not Applicable |
|
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| dares25 - Dissemination Area (from RY1999 on) |
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| Character(4.0) | | |
|
Description
| |
Dissemination area (DA) of residence for the
household as of December 31 of the reference year
(available for 2001 Census Geography only). The
codes are unique at the census division level, but
not the provincial nor Canada level; if categories
from more than one census division are being used
in the same study, then concatenate PVRES25
(province) and CDRES25 (census division) with this
variable.
Notes: DARES25 is only available from reference
year 1999 and on since this variable was
introduced in the 2001 Census. Before reference
year 1999, only the enumeration area (EARES25) was
available. DARES25 replaced EARES25.
For a detailed code set, please refer to GeoSuite
2001 (Catalogue no. 92F0085XCB).
|
|
Population
| |
All households
|
|
Range and codes
| |
| 9996 |
Interim Processing Code |
| 9997 |
Don't Know |
| 9998 |
Refusal |
| 9999 |
Not Applicable |
|
|
| eares25 - Enumeration area (RY1992-RY1998) |
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| Character(3.0) | | |
|
Description
| |
Enumeration area of residence for the household as
of December 31 of the reference year (1991 Census
Geography). The codes are unique at the federal
electoral district level, but not the provincial
nor Canada level; if categories from more than one
federal electoral district are being used in the
same study, then concatenate PVRES25 (province)
and FEDRES25 (federal electoral district) with
this variable.
Notes: EARES25 is only available for reference
years prior to 1999 since this variable is no
longer used as a basic unit for data dissemination
in the 2001 Census. This variable is not available
for reference years 1999 and on since it was
replaced by DARES25.
For a detailed code set, please refer to GeoRef91
(Catalogue no. 92-345D).
|
|
Population
| |
All households
|
|
Range and codes
| |
| 996 |
Interim Processing Code |
| 997 |
Don't Know |
| 998 |
Refusal |
| 999 |
Not Applicable |
|
|
| eir25 - Employment insurance region |
|
| Character(2.0) | | |
|
Description
| |
Employment insurance region for the household as
of December 31 of the reference year.
Notes: Reference years prior to 1999 follow the
1991 Census geography-base boundaries. Reference
years from 1999 and on follow the 2001 Census
geography-base boundaries. The categories for this
variable changed to incorporate the changes that
occurred between the 1991 and 2001 Censuses. The
categories take into account the boundary
adjustments, renaming of areas, creation of areas
and retirement of areas between the censuses.
Codes for retired areas and areas with boundary
adjustments are only applicable for reference
years prior to 1999. Codes for areas created after
the 1991 Census are applicable only for reference
years 1999 and on. Codes for areas that have been
renamed after the 1991 Census are applicable in
all reference years. The applicable years are
indicated in brackets beside each category.
The code set for EIR25 change by adding new EIR
codes so the code set is common for both census
geographies. The reference years indicated in
brackets implies that the corresponding code is
applicable only to those reference years.
For the 1991 geography, the July 1996 delineation
of EIR is used and for the 2001 geography, the
July 2000 delineation of EIR is used. These
regions are used for the administration of the
employment insurance program from Human Resources
Development Canada starting in July 1996. However,
these codes have been added to the SLID database
back to 1992.
|
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Population
| |
All households
|
|
Range and codes
| |
| 01 |
St. John's |
| 02 |
Newfoundland and Labrador |
| 03 |
Prince Edward Island |
| 04 |
Eastern Nova Scotia |
| 05 |
Western Nova Scotia (from RY1999 on) |
| 06 |
Central Nova Scotia (RY1992-RY1998) |
| 07 |
Halifax |
| 08 |
Kings (RY1992-RY1998) |
| 09 |
Yarmouth (RY1992-RY1998) |
| 10 |
Fredericton (from RY1999 on) |
| 11 |
Fredericton - Moncton - Saint John (RY1992-RY1998) |
| 12 |
Madawaska (from RY1999 on) |
| 13 |
Restigouche (from RY1999 on) |
| 14 |
Restigouche - Charlotte (RY1992 - RY1998) |
| 15 |
Gaspésie - Îles-de-la-Madeleine (from RY1999 on) |
| 16 |
Eastern Québec (RY1992-RY1998) |
| 17 |
Québec City |
| 18 |
Trois-Rivières |
| 19 |
South Central Québec (from RY1999 on) |
| 20 |
Québec Centre-South (RY1992-1998) |
| 21 |
Sherbrooke |
| 22 |
Montérégie |
| 23 |
Montréal |
| 24 |
Central Québec |
| 25 |
Northwestern Québec (from RY1999 on) |
| 26 |
Western Québec (RY1992-RY1998) |
| 27 |
Northern Québec (RY1992-RY1998) |
| 28 |
Bas-Saint-Laurent - Côte-Nord (from RY1999 on) |
| 29 |
Gatineau (prev. name Hull) |
| 30 |
Saguenay (prev. name Chicoutimi - Jonquière |
| 31 |
Ottawa |
| 32 |
Eastern Ontario |
| 33 |
Kingston (from RY1999 on) |
| 34 |
Central Ontraio (from RY1999 on) |
| 35 |
North Central Ontario (RY1992-RY1998) |
| 36 |
Oshawa |
| 37 |
Toronto |
| 38 |
Hamilton |
| 39 |
St. Catharine's |
| 40 |
London |
| 41 |
Niagara |
| 42 |
Windsor |
| 43 |
Kitchener |
| 44 |
Huron |
| 45 |
South Central Ontario |
| 46 |
Sudbury |
| 47 |
Thunder Bay |
| 48 |
Northern Ontario |
| 49 |
Winnipeg |
| 50 |
Southern Manitoba |
| 51 |
Northern Manitoba |
| 52 |
Regina |
| 53 |
Saskatoon |
| 54 |
Southern Saskatchewan |
| 55 |
Northern Saskatchewan |
| 56 |
Calgary |
| 57 |
Edmonton |
| 58 |
Northern Alberta (from RY1999 on) |
| 59 |
Southern Alberta (from RY1999 on) |
| 60 |
Alberta (RY1992-RY1998) |
| 61 |
Southern Interior British Columbia |
| 62 |
Abbotsford (from RY1999 on) |
| 63 |
Vancouver |
| 64 |
Victoria |
| 65 |
Southern Coastal British Columbia |
| 66 |
Northern British Columbia |
| 67 |
Yukon (from RY1999 on) |
| 68 |
Northwest Territories (from RY1999 on) |
| 69 |
Nunavut (from RY1999 on) |
| 70 |
Yukon and Northwest Territories (RY1992-RY1998) |
| 96 |
Interim Processing Code |
| 97 |
Don't Know |
| 98 |
Refusal |
| 99 |
Not Applicable |
|
|
| erres25 - Economic region of residence. |
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| Character(4.0) | | |
|
Description
| |
Economic region (ER) is a grouping of census
divisions. The codes are a concatenation of the 2
digit province code (see PVRES25) and the original
code.
Note: Reference years prior to 1999 follow the
1991 Census geography-base boundaries. Reference
years from 1999 and on follow the 2001 Census
geography-base boundaries. The categories for this
variable changed to incorporate the changes that
occurred between the 1991 and 2001 Censuses. The
categories take into account the boundary
adjustments, renaming of areas, creation of areas
and retirement of areas between the censuses.
Codes for retired areas and areas with boundary
adjustments are only be applicable for reference
years prior to 1999. Codes for areas created after
the 1991 Census are applicable only for reference
years 1999 and on. Codes for areas that have been
renamed after the 1991 Census are applicable in
all reference years. The applicable years are
indicated in brackets beside each category.
|
|
Population
| |
All households
|
|
Range and codes
| |
| 1010 |
Avalon Peninsula |
| 1020 |
South Coast - Burin Peninsula |
| 1030 |
West Coast - Northern Peninsula - Labrador |
| 1040 |
Notre Dame - Central Bonavista Bay |
| 1110 |
Prince Edward Island |
| 1210 |
Cape Breton |
| 1220 |
North Shore (Nova Scotia) |
| 1230 |
Annapolis Valley |
| 1240 |
Southern Nova Scotia |
| 1250 |
Halifax |
| 1310 |
Campbellton - Miramichi (prev. name Chaleur Bay - Miramichi) |
| 1320 |
Moncton - Richibucto (prev. name Moncton) |
| 1330 |
Saint John - St. Stephen (prev. name Saint John) |
| 1340 |
Fredericton - Oromocto (prev. name Fredericton) |
| 1350 |
Edmundston - Woodstock |
| 2410 |
Gaspésie - Îles-de-la-Madeleine |
| 2415 |
Bas-Saint-Laurent |
| 2420 |
Capitale-Nationale (prev. name Québec City) |
| 2425 |
Chaudière - Appalaches |
| 2430 |
Estrie |
| 2433 |
Centre-du-Québec (from RY1999 on) |
| 2435 |
Montérégie |
| 2440 |
Montréal |
| 2445 |
Laval |
| 2450 |
Lanaudière |
| 2455 |
Laurentides |
| 2460 |
Outaouais |
| 2465 |
Abitibi - Témiscamingue |
| 2470 |
Mauricie (from RY1999 on) |
| 2471 |
Mauricie - Bois-Francs (RY1992-RY1998) |
| 2475 |
Saguenay - Lac-Saint-Jean |
| 2480 |
Côte-Nord (du Québec) (prev. name North Shore (Quebec)) |
| 2490 |
Nord-du-Québec (prev. name Northern Quebec) |
| 3510 |
Ottawa (from RY1999 on) |
| 3511 |
Eastern Ontario (RY1992-RY1998) |
| 3515 |
Kingston - Pembroke (from RY1999 on) |
| 3520 |
Muskoka - Kawarthas (from RY1999 on) |
| 3521 |
Central Ontario (RY1992-RY1998) |
| 3530 |
Toronto (from RY1999 on) |
| 3531 |
Southwestern Ontario (RY1992-RY1998) |
| 3540 |
Kitchener - Waterloo - Barrie (from RY1999 on) |
| 3550 |
Hamilton - Niagara Peninsula (from RY1999 on) |
| 3560 |
London (from RY1999 on) |
| 3570 |
Windsor - Sarnia (from RY1999 on) |
| 3580 |
Stratford - Bruce Peninsula (from RY1999 on) |
| 3590 |
Northeast (Ontario) (prev. name Northeastern Ontario) |
| 3595 |
Northwest (Ontario) (prev. name Northwestern Ontario) |
| 4610 |
Southeast (Manitoba) (prev. name Southeastern Manitoba) |
| 4620 |
South Central (Manitoba) |
| 4630 |
Southwest (Manitoba) (prev. name Southwestern Manitoba) |
| 4640 |
North Central (Manitoba) |
| 4650 |
Winnipeg |
| 4660 |
Interlake |
| 4670 |
Parklands |
| 4680 |
North (Manitoba) (prev. name Northern Manitoba) |
| 4710 |
Regina - Moose Mountain |
| 4720 |
Swift Current - Moose Jaw |
| 4730 |
Saskatoon - Biggar |
| 4740 |
Yorkton - Melville |
| 4750 |
Prince Albert |
| 4760 |
Northern (Saskatchewan) |
| 4810 |
Lethbridge - Medicine Hat |
| 4820 |
Camrose - Drumheller (from RY1999 on) |
| 4821 |
Drumheller - Stettler - Wainwright (RY1992-RY1998) |
| 4830 |
Calgary |
| 4840 |
Banff - Jasper - Rocky Mountain House (from RY1999 on) |
| 4841 |
Athabasca - Jasper - Banff (RY1992-RY1998) |
| 4850 |
Red Deer (from RY1999 on) |
| 4851 |
Red Deer - Rocky Mountain House (RY1992-RY1998) |
| 4860 |
Edmonton |
| 4870 |
Athabasca - Grande Prairie - Peace River (from RY1999 on) |
| 4871 |
Grande Prairie - Peace River (RY1992-RY1998) |
| 4880 |
Wood Buffalo - Cold Lake (from RY1999 on) |
| 4881 |
Wood Buffalo (prev. name Fort McMurray) - Camrose (RY1992-RY1998) |
| 5910 |
Vancouver Island and Coast |
| 5920 |
Lower Mainland - Southwest |
| 5930 |
Thompson - Okanagan (from RY1999 on) |
| 5931 |
Okanagan (RY1992-RY1998) |
| 5940 |
Kootenay |
| 5950 |
Cariboo |
| 5960 |
North Coast (British Columbia) |
| 5961 |
Peace River (RY1992-RY1998) |
| 5970 |
Nechako |
| 5980 |
Northeast (British Columbia) (from RY1999 on) |
| 6010 |
Yukon Territory |
| 6110 |
Northwest Territories |
| 6210 |
Nunavut |
| 9996 |
Interim Processing Code |
| 9997 |
Don't Know |
| 9998 |
Refusal |
| 9999 |
Not Applicable |
|
|
| fedres25 - Federal electoral district |
|
| Character(3.0) | | |
|
Description
| |
Federal electoral district (FED) of residence for
the household as of December 31 of the reference
year. The codes are unique at the provincial
level, but not the Canada level; if categories
from more than one province are being used in the
same study, then concatenate PVRES25 (province)
with this variable. The FED is an area
represented by a member of the House of Commons.
The FED boundaries used for the 2001 census are
based on teh 1996 Respresentation Order. Note
that the 1991 Census was taken according to the
1987 Representation Order.
Notes: Reference years prior to 1999 follow the
1991 Census geography-base boundaries. Reference
years from 1999 and on follow the 2001 Census
geography-base boundaries.
For a detailed code set for the 2001 Census
Geography, please refer to GeoSuite 2001
(Catalogue no. 92F0085XCB) and for the 1991 Census
Geography, please refer to GeoRef 91 (Catalogue
no. 92-345D).
|
|
Population
| |
All households
|
|
Range and codes
| |
| 996 |
Interim Processing Code |
| 997 |
Don't Know |
| 998 |
Refusal |
| 999 |
Not Applicable |
|
|
| latres25 - Latitude of residence |
|
| Decimal(9.6) | Format: 99.999999 degrees | |
|
Description
| |
Latitude of residence for the household as of
December 31 of the reference year. The fractions
of degree are expressed in decimals rather than
minutes and seconds.
Notes: Latitude of residence for the household for
reference years prior to 1999 were given by the
center of the enumeration area (EA), which follows
the 1991 Census geography-base boundaries.
Latitude of residence for the household for
reference years from 1999 and on are given by the
center of the dissemination area (DA), which
follows the 2001 Census geography-base boundaries.
Thus, a minor variation in the latitude exists
between 1998 and 1999 even if the household did
not move.
Rural dissemination areas can be quite large (i.e.
over a few thousand square kilometres). Hence, the
actual latitude of residence for the household can
be rather far from the latitude given by the
center of the DA.
Latitude is defined as the angular measurement of
a location expressed in degrees north or south of
the equator.
|
|
Population
| |
All households
|
|
Range and codes
| |
| 00.000000:90.000000 |
N/A |
| 99.999996 |
Interim Processing Code |
| 99.999997 |
Don't Know |
| 99.999998 |
Refusal |
| 99.999999 |
Not Applicable |
|
|
| lngres25 - Longitude of residence |
|
| Decimal(10.6) | Format: 999.999999 degrees | |
|
Description
| |
Longitude of the residence for the household as of
December 31 of the reference year. The fractions
of degree are expressed in decimals rather than
minutes and seconds.
Notes: Longitude of residence for the household
for reference years prior to 1999 were given by
the center of the enumeration area (EA), which
follows the 1991 Census geography-base boundaries.
Longitude of residence for the household for
reference years from 1999 and on are given by the
center of the dissemination area (DA), which
follows the 2001 Census geography-base boundaries.
Thus, a minor variation in the longitude exists
between 1998 and 1999 even if the household did
not move.
Rural dissemination areas can be quite large (i.e.
over a few thousand square kilometres). Hence, the
actual longitude of residence for the household
can be rather far from the longitude given by the
center of the DA.
Longitude is defined as the angular measurement of
a location east or west of the prime meridian
(which runs through Greenwich, England).
|
|
Population
| |
All households
|
|
Range and codes
| |
| 000.000000:360.000000 |
N/A |
| 999.999996 |
Interim Processing Code |
| 999.999997 |
Don't Know |
| 999.999998 |
Refusal |
| 999.999999 |
Not Applicable |
|
|
| postcd25 - Postal code |
|
| Character(6.0) | Format: A9A 9A9 | |
|
Description
| |
Postal code of residence for the household as of
December 31 of the reference year. (Note: Access
to this variable is restricted to survey staff for
operational purposes.)
|
|
Population
| |
All households
|
|
| pvreg25 - Province of residence (grp) |
|
| Character(2.0) | | |
|
Description
| |
Province of residence group for the household as
of December 31 of the reference year.
|
|
Population
| |
All households
|
|
Range and codes
| |
| 10 |
Newfoundland and Labrador |
| 11 |
Prince Edward Island |
| 12 |
Nova Scotia |
| 13 |
New Brunswick |
| 24 |
Quebec |
| 35 |
Ontario |
| 46 |
Manitoba |
| 47 |
Saskatchewan |
| 48 |
Alberta |
| 59 |
British Columbia |
| 60 |
Other |
| 96 |
Interim Processing Code |
| 97 |
Don't Know |
| 98 |
Refusal |
| 99 |
Not Applicable |
|
|
| pvres25 - Province of residence |
|
| Character(2.0) | | |
|
Description
| |
Province of residence for the household as of
December 31 of the reference year.
|
|
Population
| |
All households
|
|
Range and codes
| |
| 10 |
Newfoundland and Labrador |
| 11 |
Prince Edward Island |
| 12 |
Nova Scotia |
| 13 |
New Brunswick |
| 24 |
Quebec |
| 35 |
Ontario |
| 46 |
Manitoba |
| 47 |
Saskatchewan |
| 48 |
Alberta |
| 59 |
British Columbia |
| 60 |
Yukon |
| 61 |
Northwest Territories |
| 62 |
Nunavut |
| 76 |
United States |
| 77 |
Outside Canada and United States |
| 96 |
Interim Processing Code |
| 97 |
Don't Know |
| 98 |
Refusal |
| 99 |
Not Applicable |
|
|
|
|
Description
| |
Region of residence for the household as of
December 31 of the reference year.
|
|
Population
| |
All households
|
|
Range and codes
| |
| 01 |
Atlantic |
| 02 |
Quebec |
| 03 |
Ontario |
| 04 |
Prairies |
| 05 |
British Columbia |
| 06 |
Other |
| 96 |
Interim Processing Code |
| 97 |
Don't Know |
| 98 |
Refusal |
| 99 |
Not Applicable |
|
|
| sactyp25 - Statistical Area Classification type (from RY1999 on) |
|
| Character(2.0) | | |
|
Description
| |
Statistical Area Classification type of residence
for the household as of December 31 of the
reference year (available for 2001 Census
Geography only).
A census metropolitan area (CMA) or a census
agglomeration (CA) is made up of one or more
adjacent municipalities centered on a large urban
area, also known as the urban core. The census
population count of the urban core is at least
10,000 to form a CA and at least 100,000 to form a
CMA. If the population of the urban core of a CA
declines below 10,000, the CA is retired. However,
once an area becomes a CMA, it is retained as a
CMA even if the population of its urban core
declines below 100,000. When a CA has an urban
core of at least 50,000 based on census counts, it
is subdivided into census tracts. Census tracts
are maintained for the CA even if the population
of the urban core subsequently falls below 50,000.
All CMAs are subdivided into census tracts.
The CMA and CA influenced zone (MIZ) is a new
concept applied to areas outside CMAs and CAs.
Census subdivisions (CSDs) outside CMAs and CAs
are assigned to one of four categories according
to the degree of influence (strong, moderate, weak
or no influence) that CMAs and/or CAs collectively
have on them. The strong MIZ category includes
CSDs with a commuting flow of 30% or more (at
least 30% of the total employed labour force
living in the CSD works in any CMA/CA urban core).
The moderate MIZ category includes CSDs with a
commuting flow percentage between 5% and under 30%
(at least 5%, but less than 30%, of the total
employed labour force living in the municipality
works in any CMA/CA urban core). The weak MIZ
category includes CSDs with a commuting flow
percentage more than 0%, but less than 5% (more
than 0%, but less than 30% of the total employed
labour force living in the municipality works in
any CMA/CA urban core). The no MIZ category
includes those CSDs with fewer than 40 people in
the resident labour force commuting to work in
CMA/CA urban cores.
Note: SACTYP25 is only available from reference
year 1999 and on since this classification was
introduced in the 2001 Census. SACTYP25 replaced
CATYP25, which was previously used to group CMA
and CA types.
|
|
Population
| |
All households
|
|
Range and codes
| |
| 01 |
CMA |
| 02 |
Tracted CA |
| 03 |
Non-tracted CA |
| 04 |
Strongly influenced |
| 05 |
Moderately influenced |
| 06 |
Weakly influenced |
| 07 |
Not influenced |
| 08 |
Territories |
| 96 |
Interim Processing Code |
| 97 |
Don't Know |
| 98 |
Refusal |
| 99 |
Not Applicable |
|
|
| urbcd25 - Urban area code |
|
| Character(4.0) | | |
|
Description
| |
Urban area code for this household as of December
31 of the reference year. Urban area codes are
unique four digit codes for all of Canada. They
reflect the order in which they were created.
Codes created in one census remain constant
thereafter.
Notes: Reference years prior to 1999 follow the
1991 Census geography-base
boundaries. Reference years from 1999 and on
follow the 2001 Census
geography-base boundaries.
The urban area codes are determined by Geography
Division of Statistics Canada.
In the 1991 Census, Statistics Canada defined an
urban area as an area with a
population of at least 1,000 and a population
density of at least 400 per square
kilometre predetermined by the 1986 Census.
In the 2001 Census, Statistics Canada defined an
urban area in the same way, but as recorded by the
current census population counts (i.e. 2001
Census).
All areas outside urban areas is classified as
rural.
For a detailed urban area code set for the 1991
Census geography, please refer
to GeoRef 91 (Catalogue no. 92-345D). For a
detailed urban area code set for the
2001 Census geography, please refer to GeoSuite
2001 (Catalogue no.
92F0085XCB).
|
|
Population
| |
All households
|
|
Range and codes
| |
| 9996 |
Interim Processing Code |
| 9997 |
Don't Know |
| 9998 |
Refusal |
| 9999 |
Not Applicable |
|
|
| urbpo25 - Population of area of residence |
|
| Numeric(7.0) | | |
|
Description
| |
Population of area of residence.
Note: Reference years prior to 1999 follow the
1991 Census geography-base boundaries. Reference
years from 1999 and on follow the 2001 Census
geography-base boundaries.
|
|
Population
| |
All households
|
|
Range and codes
| |
| 0000000:9999995 |
| 9999996 |
Interim Processing Code |
| 9999997 |
Don't Know |
| 9999998 |
Refusal |
| 9999999 |
Not Applicable |
|
|
| urbrur25 - Urban/rural area of residence |
|
| Character(1.0) | | |
|
Description
| |
Flag indicating if this household was in an urban
or rural area as of December 31 of the reference
year.
Notes: Reference years prior to 1999 follow the
1991 Census geography-base
boundaries. Reference years from 1999 and on
follow the 2001 Census
geography-base boundaries. The categories for
URBRUR25 are the same.
For reference years prior to 1999, a household is
flagged to reside in an urban
area if the urban area code from the Geographic
Attribute File (GAF) is not
'0000'. A household is flagged to reside in a
rural area if the urban area
code from the GAF is '0000'.
For reference years 1999 on, a household is
flagged to reside in an urban area if
the first 2 digits of the urban area code from the
GAF or the Postal Code
Conversion File (PCCF) are not '99'. A household
is flagged to reside in a rural
area if the first 2 digits of the urban area code
from the GAF or PCCF are '99'.
The urban area codes are determined by Geography
Division of Statistics Canada.
In the 1991 Census, Statistics Canada defined an
urban area as an area with a
population of at least 1,000 and a population
density of at least 400 per square
kilometre as predetermined by the 1986 Census.
In the 2001 Census, Statistics Canada defined an
urban area in the same way, but as recorded by the
current census population counts (i.e. 2001
Census).
All areas outside urban areas are classified as
rural.
For a detailed urban area code set for the 1991
Census geography, please refer
to GeoRef 91 (Catalogue no. 92-345D). For a
detailed urban area code set for the
2001 Census geography, please refer to GeoSuite
2001 (Catalogue no.
92F0085XCB).
|
|
Population
| |
All households
|
|
Range and codes
| |
| 1 |
Urban area |
| 2 |
Rural area |
| 6 |
Interim Processing Code |
| 7 |
Don't Know |
| 8 |
Refusal |
| 9 |
Not Applicable |
|
|
| urbsz25 - Urban size |
|
| Character(2.0) | | |
|
Description
| |
Urban size. Population of area of residence.
Notes:
Reference years prior to 1999 follow the 1991
Census geography-base boundaries. Reference years
from 1999 and on follow the 2001 Census
geography-base boundaries.
In the 1991 Census, Statistics Canada defined an
urban area as an area with a population of at
least 1,000 and a population density of at least
400 per square kilometre predetermined by the 1986
Census. However, the urban population size groups
are assigned based on their 1991 Census population
counts. In areas where population decline, this
can result in some urban areas having a population
of less than 1,000 according to the 1991 Census.
Hence, in the 1991 Census geography-base, there
was an urban population size group for "0 to 999".
In the 2001 Census, Statistics Canada defined an
urban area in the same way, but as recorded by the
current census population count (i.e. 2001
Census). As well, the urban population size groups
are assigned based on their 2001 Census population
counts. Hence, in the 2001 Census geography-base,
there is no inconsistency between the urban area
definition and population counts. Consequently, in
SLID there is no urban area with population count
for the group "0 to 999" starting in reference
year 1999 on. Hence, the categories for this
variable are the same and the applicable years are
indicated in brackets beside each category.
|
|
Population
| |
All households
|
|
Range and codes
| |
| 01 |
Rural |
| 02 |
Urban: 0 to 999 (RY1992-RY1998) |
| 03 |
Urban: 1,000 to 2,499 |
| 04 |
Urban: 2,500 to 4,999 |
| 05 |
Urban: 5,000 to 9,999 |
| 06 |
Urban: 10,000 to 24,999 |
| 07 |
Urban: 25,000 to 49,999 |
| 08 |
Urban: 50,000 to 99,999 |
| 09 |
Urban: 100,000 to 249,999 |
| 10 |
Urban: 250,000 to 499,999 |
| 11 |
Urban: 500,000 to 999,999 |
| 12 |
Urban: 1,000,000 and higher |
| 96 |
Interim Processing Code |
| 97 |
Don't Know |
| 98 |
Refusal |
| 99 |
Not Applicable |
|
|
| urbszg25 - Size of area of residence |
|
| Character(1.0) | | |
|
Description
| |
Size of area of residence.
Note: Reference years prior to 1999 follow the
1991 Census geography-base boundaries. Reference
years from 1999 and on follow the 2001 Census
geography-base boundaries. The categories for
URBSZG25 is the same.
|
|
Population
| |
All households
|
|
Range and codes
| |
| 1 |
Rural |
| 2 |
Urban: 0 to 29,999 |
| 3 |
Urban: 30,000 to 99,999 |
| 4 |
Urban: 100,000 to 499,999 |
| 5 |
Urban: 500,000 and higher |
| 6 |
Interim Processing Code |
| 7 |
Don't Know |
| 8 |
Refusal |
| 9 |
Not Applicable |
|
|
| uszga25 - Adjusted size of area of residence |
|
| Character(1.0) | | |
|
Description
| |
Adjusted size of area of residence for determining
relevant LICO. All areas within the same CMA/CA
will be coded to the same size.
Adjusted size of area of residence is assigned
according to the variable CMAPO25 (CMA/CA
population). However, if the household is not in a
CMA/CA, the USZGA25 code depends on the variable
URBPO25 (Population of area of residence) and
USZGA25 is equal to the variable URBSZG25 (Size of
area of residence).
Note: Reference years prior to 1999 follow the
1991 Census geography-base boundaries. Reference
years from 1999 and on follow the 2001 Census
geography-base boundaries. The categories for
USZGA25 is the same.
|
|
Population
| |
All households
|
|
Range and codes
| |
| 1 |
Rural |
| 2 |
Urban: 0 to 29,999 |
| 3 |
Urban: 30,000 to 99,999 |
| 4 |
Urban: 100,000 to 499,999 |
| 5 |
Urban: 500,000 and higher |
| 6 |
Interim Processing Code |
| 7 |
Don't Know |
| 8 |
Refusal |
| 9 |
Not Applicable |
|
|
| xcatyp25 - CMA/CA type (RY1992-RY2001) |
|
| Character(1.0) | | |
|
Description
| |
Census Metropolitan Area (CMA) or Census
Agglomeration (CA) type of residence for the
household as of December 31 of the reference year
(1991 Census Geography).
Note: This variable reflects the 1991 Census
geography-base boundaries. Data for this variable
is available for reference years 1992 to 2001, not
applicable 2002 on.
|
|
Population
| |
All households
|
|
Range and codes
| |
| 1 |
Consolidated CMA |
| 2 |
Regular CMA |
| 3 |
Consolidated CA |
| 4 |
Regular CA |
| 5 |
Neither a CMA nor a CA |
| 6 |
Interim Processing Code |
| 7 |
Don't Know |
| 8 |
Refusal |
| 9 |
Not Applicable |
|
|
| xcdres25 - Census division (RY1992-RY2001) |
|
| Character(2.0) | Format: s9 | |
|
Description
| |
Census division (CD) of residence for the
household as of December 31 of the reference year
(1991 Census Geography). The codes are unique at
the provincial level, but not the Canada level; if
categories from more than one province are being
used in the same study, then concatenate PVRES25
(province) with this variable.
Notes: This variable reflects the 1991 Census
geography-base boundaries. Data for this variable
is available for reference years 1992 to 2001, not
applicable 2002 on.
For a detailed code set, please refer to GeoRef 91
(Catalogue no. 92-345D) or the Standard
Geographical Classification SGC 1991 (Catalogue
no. 12-571).
Exceptionally, the reserved codes for this field
are: -9, -8, -7 and -6
|
|
Population
| |
All households
|
|
Range and codes
| |
| -6 |
Interim Processing Code |
| -7 |
Don't Know |
| -8 |
Refusal |
| -9 |
Not Applicable |
|
|
| xcma1g25 - CMA/CA grp 1 (RY1992-RY2001) |
|
| Character(2.0) | | |
|
Description
| |
Census Metropolitan Area or Census Agglomeration
(grouping 1) of residence for the household as of
December 31 of the reference year (1991 Census
Geography).
Note: This variable reflects the 1991 Census
geography-base boundaries. Data for this variable
is available for reference years 1992 to 2001, not
applicable 2002 on.
|
|
Population
| |
All households living in a CMA or CA
|
|
Range and codes
| |
| 01 |
Halifax |
| 02 |
Québec |
| 03 |
Montréal |
| 04 |
Ottawa - Gatineau (previously named Ottawa - Hull) |
| 05 |
Toronto |
| 06 |
Hamilton |
| 07 |
St. Catharines - Niagara |
| 08 |
Kitchener |
| 09 |
London |
| 10 |
Windsor |
| 11 |
Winnipeg |
| 12 |
Calgary |
| 13 |
Edmonton |
| 14 |
Vancouver |
| 15 |
Victoria |
| 90 |
Other CMA or CA |
| 96 |
Interim Processing Code |
| 97 |
Don't Know |
| 98 |
Refusal |
| 99 |
Not Applicable |
|
|
| xcma2g25 - CMA/CA grp 2 (RY1992-RY2001) |
|
| Character(1.0) | | |
|
Description
| |
Census Metropolitan Area or Census Agglomeration
(grouping 2) of residence for the household as of
December 31 of the reference year (1991 Census
Geography).
Note: This variable reflects the 1991 Census
geography-base boundaries. Data for this variable
is available for reference years 1992 to 2001, not
applicable 2002 on.
|
|
Population
| |
All households living in a CMA or CA
|
|
Range and codes
| |
| 1 |
Montréal |
| 2 |
Toronto |
| 3 |
Vancouver |
| 4 |
Other CMA or CA |
| 6 |
Interim Processing Code |
| 7 |
Don't Know |
| 8 |
Refusal |
| 9 |
Not Applicable |
|
|
| xcmaca25 - CMA/CA (RY1992-RY2001) |
|
| Character(3.0) | | |
|
Description
| |
Census Metropolitan Area or Census Agglomeration
(CMA/CA) of residence for the household as of
December 31 of the reference year (1991 Census
Geography).
Note: This variable reflects the 1991 Census
geography-base boundaries. Data for this variable
is available for reference years 1992 to 2001, not
applicable 2002 on.
|
|
Population
| |
All households living in a CMA or CA
|
|
Range and codes
| |
| 001 |
St. John's |
| 010 |
Grand Falls - Windsor |
| 011 |
Gander |
| 015 |
Corner Brook |
| 025 |
Labrador City |
| 105 |
Charlottetown |
| 110 |
Summerside |
| 205 |
Halifax |
| 210 |
Kentville |
| 215 |
Truro |
| 220 |
New Glasgow |
| 225 |
Sydney |
| 305 |
Moncton |
| 310 |
Saint John |
| 320 |
Fredericton |
| 328 |
Bathurst |
| 330 |
Campbellton |
| 335 |
Edmundston |
| 403 |
Matane |
| 404 |
Rimouski |
| 405 |
Rivière-du-Loup |
| 406 |
Baie-Comeau |
| 408 |
Saguenay (prev. name Chicoutimi - Jonquière) |
| 410 |
Alma |
| 411 |
Dolbeau |
| 412 |
Sept-Iles |
| 421 |
Québec |
| 428 |
Saint-Georges |
| 430 |
Thetford Mines |
| 433 |
Sherbrooke |
| 435 |
Magog |
| 437 |
Cowansville |
| 440 |
Victoriaville |
| 442 |
Trois-Rivières |
| 444 |
Shawinigan |
| 446 |
La Tuque |
| 447 |
Drummondville |
| 450 |
Granby |
| 452 |
Saint-Hyacinthe |
| 454 |
Sorel |
| 456 |
Joliette |
| 459 |
Saint-Jean-Iberville (prev. name Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu) |
| 462 |
Montréal |
| 465 |
Salaberry-de-Valleyfield |
| 468 |
Lachute |
| 475 |
Saint-Jérôme |
| 480 |
Val-d'Or |
| 485 |
Rouyn-Noranda |
| 501 |
Cornwall |
| 502 |
Hawkesbury |
| 505 |
Ottawa - Gatineau (prev. name Ottawa - Hull) |
| 512 |
Brockville |
| 515 |
Pembroke |
| 521 |
Kingston |
| 522 |
Belleville |
| 527 |
Cobourg |
| 528 |
Port Hope |
| 529 |
Peterborough |
| 530 |
Lindsay |
| 532 |
Oshawa |
| 535 |
Toronto |
| 537 |
Hamilton |
| 539 |
St. Catharines - Niagara |
| 541 |
Kitchener |
| 543 |
Brantford |
| 544 |
Woodstock |
| 546 |
Tillsonburg |
| 547 |
Simcoe |
| 550 |
Guelph |
| 553 |
Stratford |
| 555 |
London |
| 556 |
Chatham |
| 557 |
Leamington |
| 559 |
Windsor |
| 561 |
Wallaceburg |
| 562 |
Sarnia-Clearwater |
| 566 |
Owen Sound |
| 567 |
Collingwood |
| 568 |
Barrie |
| 569 |
Orillia |
| 571 |
Midland |
| 575 |
North Bay |
| 580 |
Sudbury |
| 582 |
Elliot Lake |
| 584 |
Haileybury |
| 585 |
Kirkland Lake |
| 586 |
Timmins |
| 590 |
Sault Ste. Marie |
| 595 |
Thunder Bay |
| 598 |
Kenora |
| 602 |
Winnipeg |
| 604 |
Selkirk |
| 607 |
Portage la Prairie |
| 610 |
Brandon |
| 640 |
Thompson |
| 705 |
Regina |
| 710 |
Yorkton |
| 715 |
Moose Jaw |
| 720 |
Swift Current |
| 725 |
Saskatoon |
| 730 |
Weyburn |
| 735 |
North Battleford |
| 745 |
Prince Albert |
| 750 |
Estevan |
| 805 |
Medicine Hat |
| 810 |
Lethbridge |
| 825 |
Calgary |
| 830 |
Red Deer |
| 833 |
Camrose |
| 835 |
Edmonton |
| 840 |
Lloydminster |
| 845 |
Grand Centre |
| 850 |
Grande Prairie |
| 860 |
Wood Buffalo (previously named Fort McMurray) |
| 865 |
Wetaskiwin |
| 905 |
Cranbrook |
| 913 |
Penticton |
| 915 |
Kelowna |
| 918 |
Vernon |
| 925 |
Kamloops |
| 930 |
Chilliwack |
| 932 |
Abbotsford (previously named Matsqui) |
| 933 |
Vancouver |
| 935 |
Victoria |
| 937 |
Duncan |
| 938 |
Nanaimo |
| 940 |
Port Alberni |
| 943 |
Courtenay |
| 944 |
Campbell River |
| 945 |
Powell River |
| 950 |
Williams Lake |
| 952 |
Quesnel |
| 955 |
Prince Rupert |
| 960 |
Kitimat |
| 965 |
Terrace |
| 970 |
Prince George |
| 975 |
Dawson Creek |
| 977 |
Fort St. John |
| 990 |
Whitehorse |
| 995 |
Yellowknife |
| 996 |
Interim Processing Code |
| 997 |
Don't Know |
| 998 |
Refusal |
| 999 |
Not Applicable |
|
|
| xcmapo25 - CMA/CA population (RY1992-RY2001) |
|
| Numeric(7.0) | | |
|
Description
| |
Population of area of residence of CMA/CA covering
region if applicable.
Note: This variable reflects the 1991 Census
geography-base boundaries. Data for this variable
is available for reference years 1992 to 2001, not
applicable 2002 on.
|
|
Population
| |
All households living in a CMA or CA
|
|
Range and codes
| |
| 0000000:9999995 |
| 9999996 |
Interim Processing Code |
| 9999997 |
Don't Know |
| 9999998 |
Refusal |
| 9999999 |
Not Applicable |
|
|
| xcsdre25 - Census subdivision (RY1992-RY2001) |
|
| Character(3.0) | | |
|
Description
| |
Census subdivision of residence for the household
as of December 31 of the reference year (1991
Census Geography). The codes are unique at the
census division level, but not the provincial nor
Canada level; if categories from more than one
census division are being used in the same study,
then concatenate PVRES25 (province) and XCDRES25
(census division) with this variable.
Notes: This variable reflects the 1991 Census
geography-base boundaries. Data for this variable
is available for reference years 1992 to 2001, not
applicable 2002 on.
For detailed code set, please refer to GeoRef 91
(Catalogue no. 92-345D) or the Standard
Geographical Classification SGC 1991 (Catalogue
no. 12-571).
|
|
Population
| |
All households
|
|
Range and codes
| |
| 996 |
Interim Processing Code |
| 997 |
Don't Know |
| 998 |
Refusal |
| 999 |
Not Applicable |
|
|
| xeares25 - Enumeration area (RY1992-RY2001) |
|
| Character(3.0) | | |
|
Description
| |
Enumeration area of residence for the household as
of December 31 of the reference year (1991 Census
Geography). The codes are unique at the federal
electoral district level, but not the provincial
nor Canada level; if categories from more than one
federal electorial district are being used in the
same study, then concatenate PVRES25 (province)
and XFEDRE25 (federal electoral district) with
this variable.
Notes: This variable reflects the 1991 Census
geography-base boundaries. Data for this variable
is available for reference years 1992 to 2001, not
applicable 2002 on.
For a detailed code set, please refer to GeoRef 91
(Catalogue no. 92-345D).
|
|
Population
| |
All households
|
|
Range and codes
| |
| 996 |
Interim Processing Code |
| 997 |
Don't Know |
| 998 |
Refusal |
| 999 |
Not Applicable |
|
|
| xeir25 - Employment insurance region (RY1992-RY2001) |
|
| Character(2.0) | | |
|
Description
| |
Employment insurance region for the household as
of December 31 of the reference year. The July
1996 delineation of EIR is used. These are the
regions used for the administration of the
Employment Insurance Program starting in July
1996. However, these codes have been added to the
database back to 1992.
Note: This variable reflects the 1991 Census
geography-base boundaries. Data for this variable
is available for reference years 1992 to 2001, not
applicable 2002 on.
|
|
Population
| |
All households
|
|
Range and codes
| |
| 20 |
St. John’s |
| 21 |
Newfoundland and Labrador |
| 23 |
Prince Edward Island |
| 24 |
Eastern Nova Scotia |
| 25 |
Central Nova Scotia |
| 26 |
Halifax |
| 27 |
Kings |
| 28 |
Yarmouth |
| 29 |
Fredericton - Moncton - Saint John |
| 30 |
Restigouche - Charlotte |
| 33 |
Eastern Québec |
| 34 |
Québec City |
| 35 |
Trois-Rivières |
| 36 |
Québec Centre-South |
| 37 |
Sherbrooke |
| 38 |
Montérégie |
| 39 |
Montréal |
| 40 |
Central Québec |
| 41 |
Western Québec |
| 42 |
Northern Québec |
| 43 |
Gatineau (prev. name Hull) |
| 44 |
Saguenay Chicoutimi-Jonquière |
| 46 |
Ottawa |
| 47 |
Eastern Ontario |
| 48 |
North Central Ontario |
| 49 |
Oshawa |
| 50 |
Toronto |
| 51 |
Hamilton |
| 52 |
St. Catherine’s |
| 53 |
London |
| 54 |
Niagara |
| 55 |
Windsor |
| 56 |
Kitchener |
| 57 |
Huron |
| 58 |
South Central Ontario |
| 59 |
Sudbury |
| 60 |
Thunder Bay |
| 61 |
Northern Ontario |
| 64 |
Winnipeg |
| 65 |
Southern Manitoba |
| 66 |
Northern Manitoba |
| 67 |
Regina |
| 68 |
Saskatoon |
| 69 |
Southern Saskatchewan |
| 70 |
Northern Saskatchewan |
| 71 |
Calgary |
| 72 |
Edmonton |
| 73 |
Alberta |
| 75 |
Southern Interior British Columbia |
| 76 |
Vancouver |
| 77 |
Victoria |
| 78 |
Southern Coastal British Columbia |
| 79 |
Northern British Columbia |
| 81 |
Yukon and Northwest Territories |
| 96 |
Interim Processing Code |
| 97 |
Don't Know |
| 98 |
Refusal |
| 99 |
Not Applicable |
|
|
| xerres25 - Economic region of residence (RY1992-RY2001) |
|
| Character(4.0) | | |
|
Description
| |
Subprovincial geographical region (SPR) smaller
than a province made up of census divisions (1991
Census Geography). The codes are a concatenation
of the 2 digit province code (see PVRES25) and the
original codes.
Note: This variable reflects the 1991 Census
geography-base boundaries. Data for this variable
is available for reference years 1992 to 2001, not
applicable 2002 on.
|
|
Population
| |
All households
|
|
Range and codes
| |
| 1010 |
Avalon Peninsula |
| 1020 |
South Coast - Burin Peninsula |
| 1030 |
Notre Dame - Central Bonavista Bay |
| 1040 |
West Coast - Northern Peninsula - Labrador |
| 1110 |
Prince Edward Island |
| 1210 |
Cape Breton |
| 1220 |
North Shore (Nova Scotia) |
| 1230 |
Annapolis Valley |
| 1240 |
Southern Nova Scotia |
| 1250 |
Halifax |
| 1310 |
Chaleur Bay - Miramichi |
| 1320 |
Moncton |
| 1330 |
Saint John |
| 1340 |
Fredericton |
| 1350 |
Edmundston - Woodstock |
| 2410 |
Gaspésie - Îles-de-la-Madeleine |
| 2415 |
Bas-Saint-Laurent |
| 2420 |
Québec |
| 2425 |
Chaudière - Appalaches |
| 2430 |
Estrie |
| 2435 |
Montérégie |
| 2440 |
Montréal |
| 2445 |
Laval |
| 2450 |
Lanaudière |
| 2455 |
Laurentides |
| 2460 |
Outaouais |
| 2465 |
Abitibi - Témiscamingue |
| 2470 |
Mauricie - Bois-Francs |
| 2475 |
Saguenay - Lac-Saint-Jean |
| 2480 |
North Shore (Quebec) |
| 2490 |
Northern Quebec |
| 3510 |
Eastern Ontario |
| 3520 |
Central Ontario |
| 3530 |
Southwestern Ontario |
| 3540 |
Northeastern Ontario |
| 3550 |
Northwestern Ontario |
| 4610 |
Southeastern Manitoba |
| 4620 |
South Central Manitoba |
| 4630 |
Southwestern Manitoba |
| 4640 |
North Central Manitoba |
| 4650 |
Winnipeg |
| 4660 |
Interlake |
| 4670 |
Parkland |
| 4680 |
Northern Manitoba |
| 4710 |
Regina - Moose Mountain |
| 4720 |
Swift Current - Moose Jaw |
| 4730 |
Saskatoon - Biggar |
| 4740 |
Yorkton - Melville |
| 4750 |
Prince Albert |
| 4760 |
Northern Saskatchewan |
| 4810 |
Lethbridge - Medicine Hat |
| 4820 |
Drumheller - Stettler - Wainwright |
| 4830 |
Calgary |
| 4840 |
Athabasca - Jasper - Banff |
| 4850 |
Red Deer - Rocky Mountain House |
| 4860 |
Edmonton |
| 4870 |
Fort McMurray - Camrose |
| 4880 |
Grande Prairie - Peace River |
| 5910 |
Kootenay |
| 5920 |
Okanagan |
| 5930 |
Lower Mainland - Southwest |
| 5940 |
Vancouver Island and Coast |
| 5950 |
Cariboo |
| 5960 |
Peace River |
| 5970 |
Nechako |
| 5980 |
North Coast (British Columbia) |
| 6010 |
Yukon Territory |
| 6110 |
Northwest Territories |
| 6210 |
Nunavut |
| 9996 |
Interim Processing Code |
| 9997 |
Don't Know |
| 9998 |
Refusal |
| 9999 |
Not Applicable |
|
|
| xfedre25 - Federal electoral district (RY1992-RY2001) |
|
| Character(3.0) | | |
|
Description
| |
Federal electoral district of residence for the
household as of December 31 of the reference year
(1991 Census Geography). The codes are unique at
the provincial level, but not the Canada level; if
categories from more than one province are being
used in the same study, then concatenate PVRES25
(province) with this variable. A FED is an area
represented by a member of the House of Commons.
The FED boundaries used for the 1991 Census are
based on the 1987 Representation Order.
Notes: This variable reflects the 1991 Census
geography-base boundaries. Data for this variable
is available for reference years 1992 to 2001, not
applicable 2002 on.
For a detailed code set, please refer to GeoRef 91
(Catalogue no. 92-345D).
|
|
Population
| |
All households
|
|
Range and codes
| |
| 996 |
Interim Processing Code |
| 997 |
Don't Know |
| 998 |
Refusal |
| 999 |
Not Applicable |
|
|
| xlatre25 - Latitude of residence (RY1992-RY2001) |
|
| Decimal(7.4) | Format: 99.9999 | |
|
Description
| |
Latitude of residence for the household as of
December 31 of the reference year. The fractions
of degree are expressed in decimals rather than
minutes and seconds.
Notes: The latitude of residence for the household
is given by the center of the enumeration area
(EA), which follows the 1991 Census geography-base
boundaries. Data for this variable is available
for reference years 1992 to 2001, not applicable
2002 on.
Rural enumeration areas can be quite large (i.e.
over a few thousand square kilometres). Hence, the
actual latitude of residence for the household can
be rather far from the latitude given by the
center of the EA.
Latitude is defined as the angular measurement of
a location expressed in degrees north or south of
the equator.
|
|
Population
| |
All households
|
|
Range and codes
| |
| 00.0000:90.0000 |
| 99.9996 |
Interim Processing Code |
| 99.9997 |
Don't Know |
| 99.9998 |
Refusal |
| 99.9999 |
Not Applicable |
|
|
| xlngre25 - Longitude of residence (RY1992-RY2001) |
|
| Decimal(8.4) | Format: 999.9999 | |
|
Description
| |
Longitude of residence for the household as of
December 31 of the reference year. The fractions
of degree are expressed in decimals rather than
minutes and seconds.
Notes: The longitude of residence for the
household is given by the center of the
enumeration area (EA), which follows the 1991
Census geography-base boundaries. Data for this
variable is available for reference years 1992 to
2001, not applicable 2002 on.
Rural enumeration areas can be quite large (i.e.
over a few thousand square kilometres). Hence, the
actual longitude of residence for the household
can be rather far from the longitude given by the
center of the EA.
Longitude is defined as the angular measurement of
a location east or west of the prime meridian
(which runs through Greenwich, England).
|
|
Population
| |
All households
|
|
Range and codes
| |
| 000.0000:360.0000 |
| 999.9996 |
Interim Processing Code |
| 999.9997 |
Don't Know |
| 999.9998 |
Refusal |
| 999.9999 |
Not Applicable |
|
|
| xposcd25 - Postal code (RY1992-RY2001) |
|
| Character(6.0) | Format: A9A 9A9 | |
|
Description
| |
Postal code of residence for the household as of
December 31 of the reference year. (Note: Access
to this variable is restricted to survey staff for
operational purposes.)
Note: This variable is not applicable from 2002
on.
|
|
Population
| |
All households
|
|
| xurbcd25 - Urban area code (RY1992-RY2001) |
|
| Character(4.0) | | |
|
Description
| |
Urban area code for this household as of December
31 of the reference year (1991 Census Geography).
Notes: This variable reflects the 1991 Census
geography-base boundaries. Data for this variable
is available for reference years 1992 to 2001, not
applicable 2002 on.
The urban area codes are determined by Geography
Division of Statistics Canada.
In the 1991 Census, Statistics Canada defined an
urban area as an area with a population of at
least 1,000 and a population density of at least
400 per square kilometre predetermined by the 1986
Census.
All areas outside urban areas is classified as
rural
For a detailed code set, please refer to GeoRef 91
(Catalogue no. 92-345D)
|
|
Population
| |
All households
|
|
Range and codes
| |
| 9996 |
Interim Processing Code |
| 9997 |
Don't Know |
| 9998 |
Refusal |
| 9999 |
Not Applicable |
|
|
| xurbpo25 - Population of area of residence (RY1992-RY2001) |
|
| Numeric(7.0) | | |
|
Description
| |
Population of area of residence.
Note: This variable reflects the 1991 Census
geography-base boundaries. Data for this variable
is available for reference years 1992 to 2001, not
applicable 2002 on.
|
|
Population
| |
All households
|
|
Range and codes
| |
| 0000000:9999995 |
| 9999996 |
Interim Processing Code |
| 9999997 |
Don't Know |
| 9999998 |
Refusal |
| 9999999 |
Not Applicable |
|
|
| xurbru25 - Urban/rural area of residence (RY1992-RY2001) |
|
| Character(1.0) | | |
|
Description
| |
Flag indicating if this household was in an urban
or rural area as of December 31 of the reference
year.
Notes: This variable reflects the 1991 Census
geography-base boundaries. Data for this variable
is available for reference years 1992 to 2001, not
applicable 2002 on.
A household is flagged to reside in an urban area
if the urban area code from the Geographic
Attribute File (GAF) is not '0000'. A household is
flagged to reside in a rural area if the urban
area code from the GAF is '0000'.
The urban area codes are determined by Geography
Division of Statistics Canada.
In the 1991 Census, Statistics Canada defined an
urban area as an area with a population of at
least 1,000 and a population density of at least
400 per square kilometre predetermined by the 1986
Census.
All areas outside urban areas is classified as
rural.
For a detailed urban area code set for the 1991
Census geography, please refer to GeoRef 91
(Catalogue no. 92-345D).
|
|
Population
| |
All households
|
|
Range and codes
| |
| 1 |
Urban area |
| 2 |
Rural area |
| 6 |
Interim Processing Code |
| 7 |
Don't Know |
| 8 |
Refusal |
| 9 |
Not Applicable |
|
|
| xurbsg25 - Size of area of residence (RY1992-RY2001) |
|
| Character(1.0) | | |
|
Description
| |
Size of area of residence.
Note: This variable reflects the 1991 Census
geography-base boundaries. Data for this variable
is available for reference years 1992 to 2001, not
applicable 2002 on.
|
|
Population
| |
All households
|
|
Range and codes
| |
| 1 |
Rural |
| 2 |
Urban: 0 to 29,999 |
| 3 |
Urban: 30,000 to 99,999 |
| 4 |
Urban: 100,000 to 499,999 |
| 5 |
Urban: 500,000 and higher |
| 6 |
Interim Processing Code |
| 7 |
Don't Know |
| 8 |
Refusal |
| 9 |
Not Applicable |
|
|
| xurbsz25 - Urban size (RY1992-RY2001) |
|
| Character(2.0) | | |
|
Description
| |
Urban size. Population of area of residence.
Notes: This variable reflects the 1991 Census
geography-base boundaries. Data for this variable
is available for reference years 1992 to 2001, not
applicable 2002 on.
In the 1991 Census, Statistics Canada defined an
urban area as an area with a population of at
least 1,000 and a population density of at least
400 per square kilometre predetermined by the 1986
Census. However, the urban population size groups
are assigned based on their 1991 Census population
counts. In areas where population decline, this
can result in some urban areas having a population
of less than 1,000 according to the 1991 Census.
Hence, in the 1991 Census geography-base, there is
an urban population size group for "0 to 999".
|
|
Population
| |
All households
|
|
Range and codes
| |
| 01 |
Rural |
| 02 |
Urban: 0 to 999 |
| 03 |
Urban: 1,000 to 2,499 |
| 04 |
Urban: 2,500 to 4,999 |
| 05 |
Urban: 5,000 to 9,999 |
| 06 |
Urban: 10,000 to 24,999 |
| 07 |
Urban: 25,000 to 49,999 |
| 08 |
Urban: 50,000 to 99,999 |
| 09 |
Urban: 100,000 to 249,999 |
| 10 |
Urban: 250,000 to 499,999 |
| 11 |
Urban: 500,000 to 999,999 |
| 12 |
Urban: 1,000,000 and higher |
| 96 |
Interim Processing Code |
| 97 |
Don't Know |
| 98 |
Refusal |
| 99 |
Not Applicable |
|
|
| xuszga25 - Adjusted size of area of residence (RY1992-RY2001) |
|
| Character(1.0) | | |
|
Description
| |
Adjusted size of area of residence for determining
relevant LICO. All areas within the same CMA/CA
will be coded to the same size.
Adjusted size of area of residence is assigned
according to the variable XCMAPO25 (CMA/CA
population). However, if the household is not in a
CMA/CA, the XUSZGA25 code depends on the variable
XURBPO25 (Population of area of residence) and
XUSZGA25 is equal to the variable XURBSG25 (Size
of area of residence).
Note: This variable reflects the 1991 Census
geography-base boundaries. Data for this variable
is available for reference years 1992 to 2001, not
applicable 2002 on.
|
|
Population
| |
All households
|
|
Range and codes
| |
| 1 |
Rural |
| 2 |
Urban: 0 to 29,999 |
| 3 |
Urban: 30,000 to 99,999 |
| 4 |
Urban: 100,000 to 499,999 |
| 5 |
Urban: 500,000 and higher |
| 6 |
Interim Processing Code |
| 7 |
Don't Know |
| 8 |
Refusal |
| 9 |
Not Applicable |
|
|
|
