The regional comparisons and competitive analysis for Chatham-Kent has been generously provided by Ministry of Agriculture, Food & Rural Affairs (OMAFRA), Rural Development Division, Rural Development Policy Branch.
To view Chatham-Kent's immigrants analysis in chart format, click on the download on the right-hand side of your screen.
The immigration profile for Chatham-Kent. This profile provides some graphic representation of 4 different areas, which are:
A. Total immigration population
B. Languages spoken
C. Recent immigration countries vs. longer term
D. Country of origin vs. historical etc.
To view Chatham-Kent's socio-economic profile in chart format, click on the download on the right-hand side of your screen.
Detailed data information from the 2001 Census for Chatham-Kent and comparisons with
Ontario
,
Sarnia
(Lambton) Windsor ( Essex ) and London Middlesex such as:
1. Demographic Information
1) 2001 Census Snapshot
2) Population, Dwellings & Area
3) Population by Sex and Age
4) Population by Age
5) Population by Age and Sex Comparison
6) Estimates Population by Age and Sex
7) Marital Status
8) Living Arrangements
9) Households
10) 2005 Estimates Household Trends
11) CanEx Expenditures
2. Health Information
1) Source Incidence of Low Income
2) 2000 Household Income
3) Family Structure
3. Economic Information
1) 2001 Census Labour Force Characteristics
2) 2001 Census Labour Force by Sex Comparison
3) Main Occupations
4) Labour Force by Industry
5) Labour Force by Occupation
6) Income Trends
7) Family Income
8) 2000 Family Income by Type
9) Income by Work Activity
10) Mode of Transportation
11) Place of Work by Sex
12) Dwellings
4. Cultural Information
1) Aboriginal Population
2) Visible Minorities
3) Ethnic Origin
4) Generation Immigration Status
5) Recent Immigration
6) Citizenship and Place of Birth
7) Mobility
8) Knowledge of the Official Language
9) Religion
5. Learning Information
1) Postsecondary Education by Sex
2) School Attendance and Level of Schooling
Thank you to:
For more information about OMAFRA and/or Rural Economic Development and Data Intelligence (REDDI) click on the useful links to the right-hand side of your screen.
BACKGROUND
In June 2006, the Chatham-Kent Community Strategic Planning Committee requested some comparative information from the Ministry of Agriculture, Food & Rural Affairs (OMAFRA) for the purposes of strategic planning. In response to our request, OMAFRA compiled a Chatham-Kent Regional Comparisons and Competitive Analysis (as seen above).
The Community Strategic Planning Committee aims to improve the community’s understanding of some of the major challenges facing Chatham-Kent. An additional role of the committee is to highlight the role of strategic thinking in moving CK towards a brighter future – in the context of the community’s strategic plan.