Alberta Provincial Electoral Division Profiles
2008 Profiles, compiled from the 2006 Census of Canada

Census Highlights
Highlight information from the 2006 Census of Canada 8 module releases

Alberta Spatial Price Survey
A place-to-place price comparison survey of selected Alberta communities

Municipal Census Training Manual
Guidelines in conducting a municipal census using standard census techniques. Includes information on:  how to fill out standard census forms, who to enumerate in your municipality, how to handle unusual situations

Alberta Population Projection Updates
2007 Alberta Population Projection Updates (2006-2026) by five-year age group and sex developed for Alberta and the 19 Census Divisions using the Medium and High Growth Forecast.  The projections are available, in an electronic format, to users upon request via email deliver to give users great flexibility in utilizing these data through Microsoft Excel spreadsheets. [Ordering Information]

Alberta Economic Multipliers, 2003 - $150
Alberta economic multipliers and intensity ratios for both open and closed models available for approximately 50 industries and 40 commodity groups; available in publication or electronic table format.

Custom Economic Impact Analysis - $500 and up
A highly disaggregated Input-Output Model for 2003 which covers 114 industries and 477 commodities. The model may be used to simulate directly both open and closed economic impacts. The Alberta I/O Model's industry and commodity structure can be customized to client specifications to make it more descriptive of changing economic conditions. The Model also has a Tax Module that provides impacts on Federal, Provincial and Local Tax Revenues for all impact studies. The Model also has a separate Price Module that helps analyze the effects of changes in prices throughout the economy. The Price Module provides impacts on the business, government and household sectors by using cost-push assumptions, and can be used to simulate the impact on prices in the economy of a change in a price for a commodity or the selling price of an industry. This module is run independently from the main I/O Model.

Runs using the Alberta I/O Model and Price Module are done on a cost recovery basis. Cost is based on complexity of the simulation(s). [Ordering Information]