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Introduction

Profile of Rural Ontario
RDD Working Definition of Rural

Demographic Indicators

Population in Ontario by RDD Working Definition
Other Definitions of Rural
RDD Working Definition of Rural
Type of Census Subdivisions in Ontario, 2001
Population Change from 1996-2001 Census Divisions Level
Population Change from 1996-2001 Census Subdivision Level
Percentage Changes in Population 1996-2001
Southern Ontario Census Divisions with the Greatest Population Change
Northern Ontario Census Divisions Population Change
Gained and lost population over two consecutive census 1996-2001, Census Division Level
Community population losses and gains over two consecutive census 1996-2001
Proportion of the Population under 15 years in 2001 (CSD Level)
Proportion of the Population Over 65 Years in 2001 (CSD Level)
Population Pyramid for Ontario in 2001
Population Pyramid for Rural Ontario in 2001
Population Pyramid for Rural Ontario in 2001 (in Percentage)
Structure of the Ontario Population by Major Age Groups for 1991, 1996, 2001
Age Distribution in Rural and Urban Ontario, 2001
Child Dependency Ratio* for 2001
Old Age Dependency Ratio* for 2001
Trends in General Population and Youth Population (15–24 yrs)

Economic Indicators

Average Family Income in 2000 Census Subdivision Level
Average Family Income in 2000 Census Sudivision Level
Average Family Income in 2000 Census Division Level
Average Family Income: Counties With Highest & Lowest Levels
Average Family Income: Communities With Highest & Lowest Levels
Median Family Income 2000 Census Subdivision Level
Median Family Income 2000 Census Subdivision Level
Median Family Income 2000 Census Division Level
Median Family Income: Counties With Highest & Lowest Income Levels
Median Family Income: Communities With Highest & Lowest Levels
Incidence of Low Income Families* in 2000 Census Subdivision Level
Incidence of Low Income Families* in 2000 Census Subdivision Level
Incidence of Low Income Families* in 2000, Census Division Level
Incidence of Low Income Families: Counties With Highest & Lowest Levels
Incidence of Low Income Families: Communities With Highest & Lowest Levels
Percentage of Income Derived From Government Transfer Payments* 2000, Census Division Level
Percentage of Income Derived From Government Transfer Payments
Government Transfer Payments: Counties With Highest & Lowest Levels
Government Transfer Payments: Communities With Highest & Lowest Levels
Unemployment Rate* for the Population (Ages 15 and over) in 2001
The Lowest and Highest Unemployment Rates (2001 Census*)
Youth Unemployment Rate* (Ages 15 to 24) in 2001
Historical Trends for Ontario for Employment and Unemployment Rates (Source: Labour Force Survey,2002)
Change in Employment from 1996 to 2001
Predominant Employment Sectors in Southern Ontario, 2001
Predominant Employment Sectors in Ontario, 2001 Census Division Level
Predominant Employment Sectors in Rural and Urban Ontario, 2001
Employment in the Goods-producing* and Services** Sectors in Rural and Urban Ontario, 2001

Socio-Economic Indicators

Average Value Of Dwellings ($) in Ontario, 2001, Census Subdivision Level
Economic Well-being*, Average Family Income in Ontario, 2001 Census Subdivision Level
Economic Well-being*, Median Family Income in Ontario, 2001 Census Subdivision Level
Highest Education Completed, 2001
Highest Level of Education Attained* in 2001
Cohort Analysis of School-aged Population