Aboriginal Entrepreneurs Survey, 2002

About the Survey

The Aboriginal Entrepreneurs Survey — which used 2002 as the reference period — was conducted in the fall of 2003 by Statistics Canada (on behalf of Industry Canada's Aboriginal Business Canada program) based on responses from 1126 Aboriginal entrepreneurs. Topics studied included business performance, business objectives, growth expectations, financing and employment, among others. The survey findings were released in September 2004 and are presented in the documents below.

For information on the survey questionnaire, definitions, data sources and methodology, please consult Statistics Canada's website, survey number 5048.

Survey Findings

Title:		Aboriginal Entrepreneurs Survey, 2002: Regional and Thematic Fact Sheets
Author:		Industry Canada, Aboriginal Business Canada
Date:		July 2005

These regional and thematic fact sheets provide information on the characteristics of Aboriginal entrepreneurs and their businesses based on 2001 Census data and findings from the Aboriginal Entrepreneurs Survey, 2002.

By Region :
Alberta	HTML format |   PDF format
Atlantic Region	HTML format |   PDF format
British Columbia	HTML format |   PDF format
Manitoba	HTML format |   PDF format
Northwest Territories, Nunavut and Yukon	HTML format |   PDF format
Ontario	HTML format |   PDF format
Quebec	HTML format |   PDF format
Saskatchewan	HTML format |   PDF format
By Theme :
Gender	HTML format |   PDF format
On Reserve/Off Reserve	HTML format |   PDF format
Urban/Rural	HTML format |   PDF format
Youth	HTML format |   PDF format

Title:		Aboriginal Entrepreneurs in 2002
Author:		Industry Canada, Aboriginal Business Canada
Date:		September 2004

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Title:		Aboriginal Entrepreneurs Survey, 2002
Author:		Statistics Canada
Date:		September 2004

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This report outlines key findings from the Aboriginal Entrepreneurs Survey, 2002 conducted by Statistics Canada on behalf of Industry Canada's Aboriginal Business Canada program. Topics include business performance, business objectives, growth expectations, financing and employment, among others.

For More Information

For information on the survey questionnaire, definitions, data sources and methodology, please consult Statistics Canada's website, survey number 5048. For additional information about the documents posted on this website, please send us an email.

Acknowledgements

Aboriginal Business Canada would like to acknowledge the following organizations for their financial contribution to this survey: FedNor, Western Economic Diversification Canada, Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, Business Development Bank of Canada, Natural Resources Canada, Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency, and Industry Canada's Small Business Policy Branch.