We have updated the community list to include:

1. whether the postal code community matches the municipal boundary and

2. whether the community is included under a larger community due to sharing a postal code.

As an example of item 1, if the postal code community matches the municipal boundary, this will be presented in the community list as "Gander, Municipality of".

As an example of item 2, if a community is included under a larger community due to sharing a postal code, this will be presented as "Abraham's Cove (Port au Port)".

International data is available on Community Accounts in two tables:

• Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development Data
  
• European System of Social Indicators Data

To find these tables go to Step 1 'Select Geography' and choose Selected Countries. Here you can choose a country from the map or from the drop down list at the bottom of the page. 

The two international tables are available in the Well-Being Account. The tables display chosen indicators for each source. When viewing these tables, please keep in mind the variable notes that are listed at the bottom of the table and under important information.

We have added some new links to monthly and annual Labour Force Survey data in the Additional Features Section of the Employment and Working Conditions Account.

The labour force survey provides information on employment, unemployment and labour participation by age, gender, industry, etc.

If you wish to go directly to the Employment and Working Conditions Account, please click here and then click the Additional Features section. 

• Summary
• Characteristics of Head of Family
• Children and Families

In addition, there is a new Income Support Assistance table which combines all data from the three tables mentioned above.

Also new for the 2007 Income Support Assistance data are two new groups of variables: Employment Status and Employment Availability. These groups of variables can be found in the Summary, Characteristics of Head of Family, and Income Support Assistance tables.

Headline Indicators within the Demographics Account are now available on Community Accounts.

These Headline Indicators are taken from two new tables in the Demographics Account:

• Census Headline Indicators, 1996, 2001 and 2006
• Taxfiler Headline Indicators, 1996 to 2005

We have released a new Headline Indicator section within the Employment and Working Conditions Account containing some key indicators.  

If you wish to go directly to this Account to view the Headline Indicators, click here.

Based on user feedback, a School Search has been added to the menu system. This search is similar to the menu system community search.

To change the selected geography within a table, go to Step 1 'Change Geography'. Highlight 'School Geographies' and then 'Schools'. To utilize this new search feature, simply click the box and start typing the school name. When the school you are searching for appears below, hit the enter key. Please note that school information must be available for the chosen geography in order for this feature to be available.

To use try this feature with the 'Enrolment' table in the 'Education, Literacy, Skills and Training' Account, click here. 

The new Custom View feature allows the user to customize the output table by selecting one or more fields (for example, years).  

To explore this new feature in the Employment Insurance: Age and Gender of Beneficiary table, click on 'Custom View' in the red Table Options section of the side menu bar.   

To use the Custom View feature for the Employment Insurance: Age and Gender of Beneficiary table, click here.

A new version of the Topic Analysis has been released.

This latest version allows the user to choose multiple variables.

Using the topic analysis, a user can now view data for a selected variable(s) for an entire geographic set (for example all communities).

The topic analysis can be accessed through the 'Complete List of Features' on the side menu bar (click here to view), or through the 'Compare Communities or Regions' in the red table options within a table.

The Employment Insurance tables have been updated to include the latest year available 2007.

These tables are:

• Summary
• Age and Gender of Beneficiary
• Benefits
• Claim Type/Insured Hours
• Occupation.

An interesting statistic that can be seen in this release is that the Marystown Fish Plant workers declined from 175 in 2006, to 30 in 2007. A decrease was also seen in the surrounding communities of Burin, Garnish, Creston, and Grand Bank.

We have updated the Participation and Activity Limitation Survey (PALS) information in the Related Sites section of the Social Accounts to include the most recent 2006 information. 

The Participation and Activity Limitation Survey (PALS) is Canada's national survey that gathers information about adults and children whose daily activities are limited by a physical, mental or health related condition or problem.

To go directly to the Social Accounts, click here.

We have released the Health Accounts structure and Health Accounts determinants within the Health Accounts.

We will be doing likewise for all Accounts within Community Accounts.

The Health Accounts structure and determinants are part of the determinants of determinants approach discussed by Dr. Douglas May in the Determinants of Well-Being document available on the start page of Community Accounts.

The Health Accounts determinants display the components which determine health status, and the Health Accounts structure is a visual representation of the components of the Health Accounts and how they are connected.

To go directly to this document, click here.

To go directly to the Health Accounts to view the structure and/or determinants sections, click here. 

The composite maps have been updated to the latest indicators available in the Well-Being Account.

The maps provide a value of composite well being for each community based on ten or more indicators of well-being. These composite maps are available for the province as a whole or by Rural Secretariat Regions.

If you wish to go directly to the Well-Being Account to view these updated maps, click here.

The map links are located at the bottom of the Well-Being Account page.

The composite maps are also available in the Map Centre section of Community Accounts. 

We have released a new set of maps showing the population change from 2001 to 2006 for communities by Rural Secretariat regions across the province.

These maps present the current population of communities by population ranges and the percentage of population change that has occurred.

These maps are located in the Map Centre of Community Accounts. 

To go directly to the map centre, click here.

We have released the 2000-2004 hospital morbidity/separations data for neighbourhoods.  The hospital morbidity/separations summary table and the three diagnosis specific tables now all contain data for neighbourhoods.  Also there is data for 2000-2004 in the average days in hospital table for neighbourhoods available on a yearly basis.

As you view the summary table, please keep in mind the red table options section.  Options will be available to view percentages, the ratio to the Province, and the rate per 1,000 of the population.

In April 2001, the selected diagnoses categories changed from the ICD-9 coding system to the ICD-10 coding system.  More information on the change in coding systems is provided in the tables.

To go directly to the Health Accounts, click here.

We have released the Highest Level of Schooling table from the 2006 Census.

A similar table is also available from the 2001 Census and the 1996 Census.

The default population is 15 plus.  However, in the red table options section to the top left of the table, you can choose any of 12 different age groups. 

The red section also has an option for viewing the percent totals. 

As with all tables on Community Accounts, the Click to Compare Communities and Regions option will allow you to view multiple geographies for a selected variable.   

To go directly to this table, click here. 

The most significant additions to Version 2 are administrative boundaries for Women's Policy Office regions, the Remoteness Index, and Rural/Urban Classifications.

In addition, there have been several layers added to the CIMS system including Public Libraries, Women's Centres, Transition Houses, and RCMP/RNC, to name a few.

For the complete list, visit the CIMS start page by clicking here. 

For information on how the remoteness index was calculated, click here.

For information on the Rural/Urban Classifications, click here. 

We have released 2007-08 information for the enrolment and teacher tables. This includes enrolment by grade, full-time equivalent teachers, full-time equivalent students, pupil-teacher ratios, and full time/part time teachers.

These tables can be found in the schools section, available under School Geographies in the menu system.

Within the schools section, you can obtain information on any school that existed from 1989-90 through to 2007-08 by clicking the Education, Literacy, Skills and Training Account. We have also indicated in the menu system which schools are now closed.

This information is also available for geographies such as Local Areas, Economic Zones, or Rural Secretariat Regions, by selecting through the menu system.

We have added pdf files for Urban/Rural Classification and Accessibility/Remoteness Index to the Map Centre.

Links are available on both the calculation of rurality and the calculation of remoteness.

To go directly to the Map Centre, click here.

We have updated all profiles available on Community Accounts including the Provincial, Regional, Community and Neighbourhood Profiles with the latest income, income support, and employment insurance information available.

We have released a new Headline Indicator section within the Health Accounts containing a list of key indicators related to Health.

In the near future, we will be releasing the Demography Headline Indicators, afterwhich, we will be developing Headline Indicators for all Accounts.

If you wish to go directly to the Health Accounts to view the Headline Indicators, click here.

We have updated the Well-Being section of Community Accounts with the latest income, Income Support Assistance, and Employment Insurance information.

This resulted in six indicators being updated: Personal Income Per Capita (2005), Average Couple Family Income (2005), Self-Reliance Ratio (2005), Income Support Assistance Incidence (2006), Employment Insurance Incidence (2006), and Change in Employment (2000 to 2005).

To go directly to the Well-Being Account, with Bay Roberts as your selected community, click here.

We have released 2006 median age data from the Census.

This information is available in two formats:

(1) The Additional Features section contains a tool entitled Median Age by Communities and Regions.  Click Here to view.

(2) The Map Center contains Median Age 2006 maps under the Demographics Account.  Click Here to go to the Map Centre.

The Economic Research and Analysis (ERA) Division as part of the Economics and Statistics Branch, Department of Finance has recently released a major projects listing on its website.

This database includes both public and private projects. It is not related to government tenders but instead provides a listing of investment projects in Newfoundland and Labrador valued at $1 million or more.

Check it out through the link below:

http://www.economics.gov.nl.ca/major-projects-2008/search.asp

We have updated the taxfiler information on Community Accounts to include 2005. 

This involves updating over 1,000 variables. 

The information can be found in the Income, Consumption and Leisure Account.

Tables updated are:

• Income Summary
• Market and Other Income by Source
• Government Transfers by Source
• Sources of Income by Family Type
• Sources of Income by Seniors
• Sources of Income by Gender

If you would like to go directly to the Income, Consumption and Leisure Account, with Newfoundland and Labrador as your selected geography, click here.

The eagerly awaited incorporation of neighbourhood-level geographies into Community Accounts has been completed. 

Neighbourhood information is now available for the following geographies:

• Carbonear
• Conception Bay South
• Corner Brook
• Gander
• Grand Falls-Windsor
• Happy Valley-Goose Bay
• Labrador City
• Mount Pearl
• St. John's
• Stephenville and Area
• Torbay and Area

The majority of neighbourhoods have a population of around 1,000 people which means that neighbourhoods are typically larger than most communities in the province. 

This is crucial in order to avoid suppression due to confidentiality issues.

Despite this size limitation, the Neighbourhood geography is an exciting way to see what is going on within the larger community, and has great potential applications in planning and development!

Neighbourhoods are available through Step 1 of the menu system. 

We have released the Community Infrastructure Mapping System (CIMS) version 1.

The initial CIMS release allows the user to select from any of the infrastructures available on the left of the screen.

This includes schools, health care centres, women's centres, etc.

After selecting a layer, the user can zoom in to view locations of the selected infrastructure.

For larger communities, satellite imagery is available so the user can zoom to the exact building location of the selected infrastructure.

An initial querying tool is available for only the Health Care Centres. The querying tab is available on the top right of the screen. In order to use this feature, you must have the health care centre layer selected as well as health care centres selected as your active map.

Please keep in mind that version 1 of CIMS only works with Internet Explorer. Version 2 will work with other browsers.  

We have released some organizational changes for purposes of navigation on the Community Accounts website via stretchers and tabs.

The stretchers within each Account have been updated to a cleaner version which expands to show all items within the list without using scroll bars.  

The update to the Accounts Selection Page involves various features organized into tabs. These tabs can include any or all of the following depending upon the geography selected:

• Account Structure
• Profile
• Table Listing
• Map Listing
• Provincial Indicators

Based on the Atlantic Canada's Community Accounts (ACCA) prototype, Community Accounts has released a Provincial Indicators List which is available for all Provinces and Territories of Canada. 

This information can be viewed by selecting Provinces and Territories through Step 1 of the menu system, and then choosing a province or territory from the Canada Selection Map.

After doing so, this list of indicators is available by selecting the Provincial Indicators tab.

An update to the Account Organizational Structure determining overall Well-Being has been released along with the supporting documentation.

This Well-Being Web has to do with causal linkages and attempts to answer the question: What does determine Well-Being?

The supporting documentation can be found in the right column on the Community Accounts start page.

To view the new Account Organizational Stucture, click here. 

We have released the Income Summary table with the 2005 taxfiler information.

This information is available in the Income, Consumption and Leisure Account.

If you would like to go directly to this table, with Newfoundland and Labrador as your selected geography, click here.

We have released a new look for Community Accounts.

This mainly involved updating the colours, borders and backgrounds used in the site in order to give it a fresh look.

In doing so, the functionality of the menu system and all features on the site remained the same. 

Please provide us with feedback on the new look through the Contact Us.

Three labour charts have been updated with the latest Census information available. These are Occupational Distribution by Gender, Weeks Worked by Occupation, and Weeks Worked by Industry.

The user now has the ability to toggle between information from the 2001 Census and the 1996 Census.

This information will be updated with gender, occupation and industry data from the 2006 Census when the information becomes available.

To go directly to the Employment and Working Conditions Accounts to view these charts, click here.

The population change indicator in the Well-Being Account has been updated from 1996 - 2001 to 2001 - 2006 (new 2006 Census population data).

To go directly to the Well-Being Account with the community of Avondale selected, click here.  Please remember that you will need to have a community selected to view the Well-Being charts.

The life expectancy charts within the Health Accounts have been updated for Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada and All Provinces, and Selected Industrialized Countries to the latest available information.

We have added the hospital morbidity/separations data for the 2000-2004 5-year time period. 

Along with the 4 main tables being updated, we have also included a new table on Average Days in Hospital.  This table shows the information on a yearly basis. 

We have also updated the Hospital Morbidity/Separations by Year table for the Province and Economic Zones.

As you view the summary table, please keep in mind the red table options section.  Options will be available to view percentages, the ratio to the Province, and the rate per 1,000 of the population.

In April 2001, the selected diagnoses categories changed from the ICD-9 coding system to the ICD-10 coding system.  More information on the change in coding systems is provided in the tables.

We are pleased to announce that we have released a new product on Community Accounts - the Dynamic Data Mapping (DDM) tool.

The DDM tool is now available in four Accounts within the Map Centre section - Well-Being; Education, Literacy, Skills and Training; Income, Consumption and Leisure; and Social Relationships.

Data available includes personal income per capita, real disposable income per capita, median income, Economic Self-Reliance ratio, change in employment, Income Support Assistance Incidence, Employment Insurance Incidence, population change, highest level of education, and average couple family income.

The Well-Being DDM tool allows the user to compare indicators by providing a correlation coefficient and a r-squared value.

To go directly to the Well-Being DDM tool, click here.

To go directly to the Map Centre section, click here.

Community Accounts is pleased to announce that the 2006 Census postal code populations are now available in the Demographic Accounts. 

The population figures are presented in the table Population by Age and Gender.  Along with the 2006 population, you can view earlier Census figures for 1986 through to 2001.

In addition to the table, the 2006 populations have been incorporated into the Population Pyramids which are available through the chart section within the Demographic Accounts. 

You now have the ability on Community Accounts to view the list of schools located within a region. 

In order to view this list, you must first choose a region. 

After doing so, you will see an "about" link located next to the name of the selected region.

This "about" section now includes schools within the region. 

We have updated the topic analysis feature to make it more user-friendly.

This includes additional on-screen help which should give users, especially new users, a clearly step-by-step approach to how the topic analysis works.

We would appreciate any feedback on these additions or any other comments you would like to provide through the contact us.

• Summary
• Characteristics of Head of Family
• Children and Families

We have added maps showing the Museum Association of Newfoundland and Labrador (MANL) Organizational Members to the Map Centre on Community Accounts.

This includes Museums, Heritage Groups, Heritage Places, Associates, and Other categories.

We have added infrastructure maps by the Violence Prevention Initiative's Regional Coordinating Committee (RCC) Regions.

The current infrastructure shown are:

• schools,
• colleges,
• universities,
• health care facilities,
• fish plants,
• RCMP/RNC locations,
• Supreme Court Trail Division,
• nursing homes,
• airports,
• airstrips,
• ferry services,
• Industrial (100+ employees),
• large retail outlets,
• Federal Government offices, and
• Provincial Government offices.

The 2007 update to the Atlantic Canada's Community Accounts (ACCA) has been completed.

This involved updating the indicators and graphs to the latest year available.

In addition to the Atlantic provinces, where possible, all indicators were updated to include the information for all provinces and territories in Canada.

• Summary
• Age and Gender of Beneficiary
• Benefits
• Claim Type/Insured Hours
• Occupation.

Municipal information from the Department of Municipal and Provincial Affairs has been updated to the latest year available in the Natural Resource Capital Accounts.

This data from municipalities provides information such as revenues and expenditures, assets, liabilities, mill rates, and water and sewer rates.

We have released a new Google Map Centre available under the Map Centre section of Community Accounts.

This is an internet mapping system based on Google Maps that displays social economic thematic maps of Newfoundland and Labrador.

At the current time, maps are available on the following:

• Rural / Urban Classification of Newfoundland and Labrador 
• Accessibility / Remoteness Classification of Newfoundland and Labrador

We have updated the well-being section of Community Accounts with the latest income, Social Assistance, and Employment Insurance information.

This resulted in six indicators being updated: Personal Income Per Capita, Average Couple Family Income, Self-Reliance Ratio, Change in Employment, Social Assistance Incidence, and Employment Insurance Incidence.

As well, we have redesigned the View Map section of the Well-Being Account in order to make updating the section with new indicators much less time consuming in the future.  The update also involves a new look and a new way of selecting the map options.

To go directly to the Well-Being Account, click here.

2001 Census Profile tables have been released By Gender and By Age Groups 45 and Over in both the Demographic and Education, Literacy, Skills and Training Accounts.

The new Demographic tables include tables listed under the headings Population Characteristics and Migration. The topics include Mother Tongue, Aboriginal Population, Visible Minorities, and Immigration Status.

There is one profile table released in the Education, Literacy, Skills and Training Accounts titled Major Field of Study.

Please note these tables can be updated when the information becomes available from the 2006 Census.

The Community List by Region feature has been updated to include the postal codes associated with each of the communities listed on Community Accounts.

For larger centres that contain multiple postal codes, links have been provided which show the complete list of postal codes for those regions.

To use this tool click here.

We have released 2006-07 information for the enrolment and teacher tables. This includes enrolment by grade, full-time equivalent teachers, full-time equivalent students, pupil-teacher ratios, and full time/part time teachers.

These tables can be found in the schools section, available under School Geographies in the menu system.

Within the schools section, you can obtain information on any school that existed from 1989-90 through to 2006-07 by clicking the Education, Literacy, Skills and Training Account. We have also indicated in the menu system which schools are now closed.

This information is also available for geographies such as Local Areas, Economic Zones, or Rural Secretariat Regions, by selecting through the menu system.

We have updated the school maps for both Labrador and the Island portion of the Province. This will show where all schools are located in the Province. If an area has more than one school, the number of schools will be indicated by a number within the circle for that community. These school maps are available under the Map Centre section with the Education, Literacy, Skills and Training Accounts or through the general Map Centre section available on the left of the screen.

We have updated the organization of the Map Centre section of Community Accounts.

The map centre is now structured by Account.

As well, we have included some additional maps on Intra-Provincial and Inter-Provincial Migration Flows (Demographic Section), and Obesity Maps (Health Section).

Information on our partnership project entitled the CBS Enumeration Project is now available from the start page of Community Accounts.  

This section contains the information brochure, the print advertisement, and a link to the questionnaire.

Results of the survey are available in four data tables - Demographics, Income, Marital Status, and Education. 

A gallery of related images is also available. 

To go directly to this section, click here.

NAICS is the North American Industry Classification System.

NOC-S is the National Occupational Classification - Statistics.

In preparation for the release of detailed industry and occupation information from the 2006 Census, we have released tables containing the detailed industry and occupation information from the 2001 Census. This information will be updated to 2006 when the information becomes available.

This information is contained in a series of tables within the Employment and Working Conditions Accounts.

The first table within each section contains all the detail available at the community level. However, we are able to show more information at a regional level which is why the remaining tables have been subdivided into broad categories. The regional information is available for Local Areas, Economic Zones, all Provinces, and Canada.

To go directly to the Employment and Working Conditions Accounts to view the tables available, click here.

We have updated the employment rates by selected age groups table with the latest 2004 information.

This table is located in the Employment and Working Conditions Accounts and is now available for 2002 to 2004.

To go directly to this table, click here.

We are pleased to announce the release of 5 tables containing CCHS 2005 information.

These tables are similar to both the CCHS 2003 and CCHS 2001 tables presently on Community Accounts.

The CCHS 2005 tables are Health Status of Individuals, Emotional Status, Health Practices, Preventative Behaviours, and a new topic, not covered in the CCHS 2003 or 2001 tables, on Sexual Behaviours.

Along with the tables, there is a link provided to the 2005 Questionnaire.

As well, there is a methodology link included below the Questionnaire link.

When viewing each table, please view the important information section to better understand the information presented in the tables, particularly the information on confidence intervals. 

There is also a very important definition section available through the tabs at the top of each table.  These definitions are crucial to understanding the information presented in the tables.

• Summary
• Characteristics of Head of Family
• Children and Families

We have released a new section of maps in the map centre which show 2004 median income for communities throughout the province by Economic Zones.

The link to the Map Centre is included in the menu on the left of the screen throughout Community Accounts.

The 2001 CCHS tables have been revised so that they are comparable to the 2003 CCHS release in September 2006.

Tables revised are:

• Health Status of Individuals
• Emotional Status
• Health Practices
• Preventative Behaviors
• Food Insecurity
• Sleeping

• Employment Insurance Summary
• Age of Beneficiary and Gender
• Benefits
• Claim Type and Insured Hours
• Occupation.

We have updated the births and deaths information to include 2002 to 2005 information.  2005 information is the latest year available.

These data are contained in four tables (2 for births and 2 for deaths) in the Demographic Accounts. We show the births and deaths information for both the calendar and census years.  

If you would like to go directly to the Demographic Accounts to view this information, click here.     

We have now released 2004 income information within the Income, Consumption and Leisure Accounts.

The tables updated are:

• Income Summary
• Market and Other Income by Source
• Government Transfers by Source
• Labour Force Income Profile
• Number Reporting Employment Income by Selected Age Groups
• Sources of Income by Family Type
• Sources of Income by Seniors
• Sources of Income by Gender
• Open-ended Income Ranges by Couple Families
• Open-ended Income Ranges by Lone-Parent Families

We have released three maps in the map centre containing 2004 income information.  These are Employment Rates 15-64, Economic Dependency Ratio, and Personal Income Per Capita. 

As well, the set of Local Area maps by Rural Secretariat Regions have been released.

We have added two 2001 Census maps on Place of Birth and Population by Mother Tongue for Canada and the Provinces.

We have also added an additional map showing wilderness and ecological reserves for the Province. 

We have released 2005-06 information for the enrolment and teacher tables. This includes enrolment by grade, full-time equivalent teachers, full-time equivalent students, pupil-teacher ratios, and full time/part time teachers.

These tables can be found in the schools section available under School Geographies in the menu system.

Within the schools section, you can obtain information on any school that existed from 1989-90 through to 2005-06. We have also indicated which schools are now closed.

We have updated the schools maps for both Labrador and the Island portion of the Province. This will show where all schools are located in the Province. If an area has more than one school, the number of schools will be indicated by a number within the circle for that community. These school maps can be found in the schools section or are available through the Map Centre on Community Accounts.

If you want to view this information for geographies such as Local Areas, Economic Zones, Rural Secretariat Regions, etc., go to the Education, Literacy, Skills and Training Accounts.

We have released a new structure for organizational purposes within each of the Accounts with the exception of the Well-Being Account which has remained the same.

This structure consists of a series of "stretchers" organized into tables, charts, maps, and related sites.

A major advantage is rather than viewing a long list of tables, charts, maps and related sites as you enter each Account, the "stretchers" will allow the user to focus on a particular section, whether it be tables or charts. This is intended to make information within the Accounts more organized enabling users to find the information more quickly.

We have released 5 tables containing CCHS 2003 information.

These tables are similar to the CCHS 2001 tables presently on Community Accounts.

The CCHS 2003 tables are Health Status of Individuals, Emotional Status, Health Practicies, Preventative Behaviours, and Food Insecurity.

Along with the tables, there is a link provided to the 2003 Questionnaire.

As well, there is a methodology link included below the Questionnaire link.

When viewing each table, please view the important information section to better understand the information presented in the tables.

There is also a detailed definition section available through the tabs at the top of each table. 

There have been several additional maps added to the Map Centre area of Community Accounts.

These include the following:

•   2001 Census Maps on Aboriginal Identity, Place of Work, and Population by Mother Tongue
•   Employment Rates 15-64
•   Economic Dependency Ratio
•   Personal Income Per Capita
•   Local Area Maps for Rural Secretariat Regions

An update to the Atlantic Canada's Community Accounts (ACCA) has been completed.

This involved updating the indicators and graphs to the latest year available.

In addition to the Atlantic provinces, several of the indicators were updated to include the information for all provinces and territories in Canada.

We have released a glossary for Community Accounts.

This includes definitions from all tables with the Accounts.

We have also provided links below each entry to tables that relate to the definition.

The glossary link is available in the left menu system throughout Community Accounts.

To go directly to the glossary, click here.

A new number reporting employment income table has been added to the Income, Consumption and Leisure Account.

This table shows the number reporting employment income for various age groups.

You can view this information for 2002 and 2003 or for gender.

A new employment rates table has been added to the Employment and Working Conditions Account.

This table shows the employment rates for various age groups.

You can view this information for 2002 and 2003 or for gender.

A new Map Centre area has been developed within the Community Accounts.

This section lists .pdf maps that have been created by the Community Accounts team and the Social and Economic Spatial Analysis (SESA) team based on user requests. 

The infrastructure maps that are included in this section have received a significant amount of praise by users.

A new Partners section has been added on the Community Accounts' home page.

This section is a very significant component of the Community Accounts since it lists those organizations that have contributed to the success of the Community Accounts project.

This section has a separate entry for each organization and gives a brief summary of the role of the organization. A link is also provided to the organization's website.

To view this section, click here

The Related Sites feature has been modified into a list ordered by Account.  This was done to make the related sites less cumbersome and more easier to use.  If you have any feedback on the new Related Sites area please send us a message through the Contact Us. 

To view the new related sites area, click here.

The home page of Community Accounts has been modified to make the site more user-friendly.

One of the most significant changes is that all links located in the left menu system, below the 3 Step Process menu, have been included in the additional features section.  A link at the bottom of this menu will allow the user to view the complete list of features. 

More information has been included in the About Us section. 

The Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section has been updated with new questions.

• Social Assistance Summary
• Characteristics of Head of Family
• Children and Families.

• Employment Insurance Summary
• Age of Beneficiary and Gender
• Benefits
• Claim Type and Insured Hours
• Occupation.

• Income Summary
• Market and Other Income by Source
• Government Transfers by Source
• Labour Force Income Profile
• Sources of Income by Family Type
• Sources of Income by Seniors
• Sources of Income by Gender.

• Population by Age and Sex (Demographic Accounts)
• Income Summary (Income, Consumpation and Leisure Accounts)
• Social Assistance Summary (Social Relationships Accounts)
• Employment Insurance Summary (Social RelationshipsAccounts)
• Highest Level of Schooling (Education, Literacy, Skills and Training Accounts)
• Labour Market Profile (Employment and Working Conditions Accounts)
• Housing, Census 2001 (Income, Consumption and Leisure Accounts)

• Detailed Populations (Demographic Accounts)
• Social Assistance Children and Families (Social Relationships Accounts)
• Employment Insurance Benefits (Social Relationships Accounts)
• Government Transfers by Source (Income, Consumption and Leisure Accounts)
• Weeks Worked by Occupation, Census 2001 (Employment and Working Conditions Accounts)

• Employment Activities
• Weeks Worked by Occupation
• Weeks Worked by Industry

This information is an update to the 1993-1997 tables in the Income, Consumption and Leisure Accounts. It is available in two formats: by 5 year income ranges and by "+" categories (ex. 10,000+; $15,000+; $20,000+; etc). The 5 year income range table is not yet available for Community Health Regions, Institutional Health Boards, School Districts, HRDC Regions or HRCC Districts.