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Business Indicators January 2008
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Trends in BC's Tourism Sector
Tourism plays an important role in the BC economy, with nearly $5.5 billion—about 4%—of the province's gross domestic product (GDP) originating in the tourism sector in 2006.
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Graphs, Tables January 2008 |
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2001 Census Profiles —new content
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Our most detailed overview of demographic and housing characteristics for approximately 1,400 areas in B.C.
Charts, tables, percentages, and selected data presented on the basis of local experience, help you come to an
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- Environmental Statistics 2008-1 (Released January 2008)
- It Ain't Easy Being Green: Why Biofuels May Not Be the Answer
The spiralling price of oil has encouraged the pursuit of alternative fuel sources and biofuels made from plant materials, including corn, sugar cane, rapeseed and so on, have become more popular not only as a way to break the dependence on oil, but also as a supposedly environmentally-friendly alternative to using fossil fuels.
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Exports November 2007
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Over 100 Years of Canadian Exports
Since Confederation, the volume and destination of Canadian merchandise exports have been influenced by a combination of geopolitical and economic events, ranging from two world wars to Canada's international trade agreements.
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Tables November 2007
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Migration Highlights Third Quarter 2007
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Mobility and Migration: Census 2006
The results from the 2006 Census show that over 1.8 million people residing in British Columbia on May 16, 2006 lived at a different address five years previously, in 2001.
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Quarterly Regional Statistics Third Quarter 2007
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Current monthly and quarterly economic data to provide an up-to-date measurement of local activity compared
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Small Business Quarterly Second Quarter 2007
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Multiple Job Holders in B.C.
Out of Canada's total workforce of approximately 16.5 million people, a substantial 857 thousand have another job in addition to their main one—they moonlight.
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Graphs, Tables 2007 Q2 |
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Tourism Sector Monitor January 2008
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Why Have US Entries to the North Gone South?
The number of Americans entering BC has been steadily declining since the turn of the century. In 2006, approximately 5.4 million US entries were recorded, a 23.2% decline relative to 2000 levels (7.0 million).
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