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October 16, 2009 Small Business Profile 2009 The 2009 Edition of the annual profile of small business in British Columbia is now available. The report provides information on British Columbia's small businesses, including number of businesses, employment and small business' contribution to the provincial economy. August 6, 2009 Regional Employment Projections British Columbia's economy depends upon a skilled workforce for economic growth and well-being. Recent demographic forecasts have emphasized the need to increase the workforce in a variety of occupations. In response, BC Stats has developed a projection of the possible demand for labour by region, industry and occupation for 2008 to 2013. August 6, 2009 British Columbia Wellness Atlas: 2008 The dynamic and highly configurable atlas allows users greater flexibility to explore the regional variations and correlations of the wellness data. In total, 40 indicators are drawn from the CCHS (Canadian Community Health Survey) and 27 indicators are from the 2006 Census of Canada and 2008 Socio-Demographic variables from BC Stats. The Wellness Atlas presents information in a geographical context (Health Service Delivery Areas), revealing spatial variations and patterns across British Columbia. To display your own unique dataset, contact Pat Bluemel to discuss. August 6, 2009 Population and Household Sub-Provincial Projections for British Columbia: 2009–2036 The latest British Columbia population projections (PEOPLE 34) are now available. BC Stats produces population and household projections for British Columbia and for a number of sub-provincial geographies in the province, including: Development Regions, Regional Districts, Health Authorities, Health Service Delivery Areas, Local Health Areas, College Regions, School Districts, and six Special Regions. July 6, 2009 Labour Market Outcomes of Persons with Disabilities in British Columbia Labour Market Outcomes of Persons with Disabilities in British Columbia profiles the population aged 15 to 64 at the time of the 2006 Census to highlight the prevalence of disability, the labour force status of persons with disabilities, and provide sub-provincial and inter-provincial comparisons. As well, the occupation, industry, and income are reviewed, followed by barriers to labour market entry. |
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