Table representing household census data aggregated to the enumeration area gathered in the 2012 Census.

Polygon areas representing the 2011 Federal Census and National Household Survey data for 2011 Ward boundaries. Strathcona County has adapted the data groupings to better integrate with geographical boundaries

Polygon areas representing the 2011 Federal Census and National Household Survey data has been compiled and applied to the 2011 Urban Service Area boundaries (Hastings Lake and North Cooking Lake are combined) present during the census. This dataset does not reflect updates made to the Urban Service Area boundaries completed in October 2013. Strathcona County has adapted the data groupings to better integrate with geographical boundaries.

This is the content from the Municipal Census 2012 EA Dataset that has been summed up by each measure and transposed in order to create visuals.

Table representing household census data aggregated to Enumeration Area (EA) gathered in the 2018 Municipal Census.
The municipal census was conducted in the spring of 2018. The census gathers information such as the number of people who live in the home, their ages and gender; the type of dwelling; and length of residency in Strathcona County. An up-to-date census count ensures the County receives the maximum grant dollars based on population. These dollars go toward municipal programs such as roads, transit, and community and family services. Census information is also used to plan for future services and programs.
The GIS Branch may use the household data for analysis; however, areas containing less than 50 people will not be reported. This practice is in line with Statistics Canada reporting. The data is not available directly to Strathcona County staff but is available upon request and permission from LLS. The data is not shared publicly at the household level.

Polygon areas representing household census data aggregated to enumeration area gathered in the 2018 Municipal Census.
The municipal census was conducted in the spring of 2018. The census gathers information such as the number of people who live in the home, their ages and gender; the type of dwelling; and length of residency in Strathcona County. An up-to-date census count ensures the County receives the maximum grant dollars based on population. These dollars go toward municipal programs such as roads, transit, and community and family services. Census information is also used to plan for future services and programs.
The GIS Branch may use the household data for analysis; however, areas containing less than 50 people will not be reported. This practice is in line with Statistics Canada reporting. The data is not available directly to Strathcona County staff but is available upon request and permission from LLS. The data is not shared publicly at the household level.

Polygon areas representing household census data aggregated to enumeration area gathered in the 2018 Municipal Census.
The municipal census was conducted in the spring of 2018. The census gathers information such as the number of people who live in the home, their ages and gender; the type of dwelling; and length of residency in Strathcona County. An up-to-date census count ensures the County receives the maximum grant dollars based on population. These dollars go toward municipal programs such as roads, transit, and community and family services. Census information is also used to plan for future services and programs.
The GIS Branch may use the household data for analysis; however, areas containing less than 50 people will not be reported. This practice is in line with Statistics Canada reporting. The data is not available directly to Strathcona County staff but is available upon request and permission from LLS. The data is not shared publicly at the household level.

Ward data from Statistics Canada based on 2016 Census profiles