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£*3 Regional Economic Indicators- September2007 - Public Use- Mackenzie Region DEMOGRAPHICS PAGE 2 IMMIGRATION (PERMANENT RESIDENTS) PAGE 3 NEWLYREGISTERED APPRENTICES PAGE 4 INCOME PAGE 5 INVESTMENT PAGE 6 ESTABLISHMENTSWITH EMPLOYEES PAGE 7 SMALL BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS PAGE 6 INVENTORYOF MAJORPROJECTS PAGE 9 DEFINITIONS PAGE 10 PLEASENOTE: LABOURFORCECHARACTERISTICS AND EMPLOYMENTBY INDUSTRYARENOT AVAILABLEFORTHE MACKENZIE REGION DUETO INSUFFICIENT SAMPLESIZE, Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2017 with funding from University of Alberta Libraries https://archive.org/details/regionaleconomi2007albe_5 Regional Economic Indicators- September2007 - Public Use- Mackenzie Region MAJOR MUNICIPALITIES • The Major Municipality that gained the most population according to Statistics Canada census data from 200^1 - 2006 (5 Years), in percentage, for the Mackenzie Region was the Municipality of Mackenzie No. 23 with an increase of 13.2% (1,273 residents). Please note: Shadowpopulations are not countedin the census. The province ofAlberta has recently experienced an influx ofshadowpopulation orseasonal workers due to the economic boom. This has been brought to the attention ofStatistics Canada and any revisions will be released in the fall of2008. n _ \ 2006 2001 1996 Major Municipalities Status Population Population Population Specialized Mackenzie No. 23, M.D. of Municipality 10,949 9,676 7,980 High Level Town 3,887 3,444 3,093 Rainbow Lake Town 965 976 1,138 •.~r- - . 2001 -2006 (5 Years) 1996 “20C)6 (10 Years) Major Municipalities % Change Net Change % Change Net Change ' Mackenzie No. 23, M.D. of 13.2% 1,273 37.2% 2,969 High Level 12.9% 443 25.7% 794 Rainbow Lake -1.1% mi ”15.2% 013) Regional Economic Indicators- September2007 - Public Use- Mackenzie Region DEMOGRAPHICS • According to Statistics Canada census data, the Mackenzie Region’s population had a percentage increase of 14.0% from 2001 -2006 (5 years) which works out to an increase of 2,550 residents. • According to Statistics Canada census data, in 2006, the Central Region’s population accounted for 0.6% ofthe provinces’ population. Please note: Shadowpopulations are not countedIn the census. The province ofAlberta has recently experienced an influx ofshadowpopulation orseasonal workers due to the economic boom. This has been brought to the attention ofStatistics Canada and any revisions will be released in the fall of2008. Land Area Mackenzie Square Kilometers 82,884.9 % of Provincial Total 12.9 Total Population Mackenzie Population (000s), 2006 Census 20,767 % of Provincial Total 0.6% Population (000s), 2001 Census 18,217 % of Provincial Total 0.6% Population (000s), 1996 Census 17,428 % of Provincial Total 0.6% Population Growth (%), 2001 - 2006 14.0% Population Growth (%), 1996 - 2006 19.2% Source: StatisticsCanada, Census 1996,2001,2006 Population Components 2006 2001 1996 Age Group: 65+ (%) 4.4 3.9 3.5 Age Group: 0-14 (%) 34.6 33.5 37.5 Dependency Ratio 1 63.9 66.3 69.6 Old Age Dependency Ratio 7.2 6.7 5.9 Males, Ages 0 -14 (%) 35.0 36.1 37.1 Females, Ages 0-14 (%) 34.1 35.5 37.6 Males, Ages 15-64 (%) 60.5 59.7 59.1 Females, Ages 15-64 (%) 61.5 60.6 58.9 Males, Ages 65+ 4.3 4.2 3.7 Females, Ages 65+ (%) 4.4 3.9 3.5 Source: StatisticsCanada,Census 1996,2001, 2006 . Regional Economic Indicators- September2007 Public Use- Mackenzie Region IMMIGRATION — PERMANENT RESIDENTS • According to Citizenship and Immigration Canada, in 2006, 10 immigrants selected a location in the Mackenzie Region geography as their destination of choice on their permanent residence application form. Please note: This figure does notinclude temporary foreign workers, students ortemporary residents. Also, those that selected a certain province as theirdestination ofchoice on their permanent residence application are not required to move to the province indicated. This means that there couldpotentially be data missing due to immigrants indicating once province as their destination and then actually moving to another. • The annualized percentage growth from 1996 to 2006 for the Mackenzie Region was -2 6%. . The annualized percentage growth from 1996 to 2006 for Alberta was 4.0%. " Economic Indicators: Mackenzie Region Immigrants (Permanent Residents) 3 Mackenzie Region As of December 31,1996 13 % of Province 0% As of December 31 1997 15 , % of Province 0.1% As of December 31,1998 9 % of Province 0.1% As of December 31,1999 19 % of Province 0.2% As of December 31 2000 5 , % of Province 0.0% As of December 31 2001 17 , % of Province 0.1% As of December 31 2002 24 , % of Province 0.2% As of December 31 2003 11 , % of Province 0.1% As of December 31 2004 11 , % of Province 0.1% As of December 31 2005 18 , % of Province 0.1% As of December 31 2006 10 , % of Province 0.0% Annualized Percentage Growth, 1996 -2006, 10 years 4 -2.6% Source: Citizenshipand immigration Canada (CtC) Landing File, Compilations byAlberta Employment, Immigration and Industry Regional Economic Indicators - September2007 - Public Use - Mackenzie Region NEtfLY REGISTERED APPRENTICES • From December 31 2001 to December 31 2006, the number of newly registered , , apprentices for the Mackenzie Region increased by 45.7% (70 to 102). • As of December 31, 2006, the Mackenzie Region accounted for 0.4% of all the newly registered apprentices in Alberta (102 of24,914). • The annualized percentage growth for the Mackenzie Region from December 31 2001 to , December 31, 2006 was 7.8%. The annualized percentage growth for the same period for the province was 12.2%. • The top trades that new apprentices registered for, in 2006, in the Mackenzie Region are: Heavy Equipment Technician (18), Electrician (14) and Welder (12). The top trades that new apprentices registered for, in 2006, in Alberta are: Welder (4,423), Electrician (3,051) and Heavy Equipment Technician (2,191). Please note: These figures are based on employerlocation and onlyaccount forfirstyear apprentices. This is not the running total ofall apprentices currently enrolled in all trade programs from yearone up to theircertificate. Several apprentice programs take severalyears to complete with both on-the-job and classroom training. Newly Registered Apprentices -AH Trades 5 Mackenzie As of December 31 2001 70 , Region's % of Province New Registered Apprentices 0.5% As of December 31 2002 87 , Region's % of Province New Registered Apprentices 0.7% As of December 31 2003 69 , Region's % of Province New Registered Apprentices 0.6% As of December 31 2004 65 , Region's % of Province New Registered Apprentices 0.5% As of December 31 2005 58 , Region's % of Province New Registered Apprentices 0.3% As of December 31 2006 102 , Region's % of Province New Registered Apprentices 0.4% Annualized Percentage Growth, 2001 - 2006, 5 years 6 jr,8%