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Business Indicators May 2009
Labour Market Outcomes of Young British Columbians
At the time of the 2006 Census, over 780,000 British Columbians were between the ages of 15-29. As one would expect, BC's youth tend to be distributed similarly to the rest of the population, with the greater numbers of youth in regions where there are larger populations. More...
Graphs, Tables June 2009
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Census Profiles
Our most detailed overview of demographic and housing characteristics for many areas in B.C.
Charts, tables, percentages, and selected data presented on the basis of local experience, help you come to an
immediate sense of an area.
 2006 Census—Full profile [free, but you must register]
2001 Census—Full profile [free, but you must register]
Summary profiles are available in our free site.
Area Profiles is a handy reference and navigation aid for similar products.
Consumer Price Index May 2009
Highlights
British Columbia's Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 0.1% from May 2008. More...
Graphs, Tables May 2009
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Current Statistics June 2009
Highlights
The province's jobless rate increased 0.2 percentage points to 7.6% (seasonally adjusted) in May, as a 0.3% increase in the size of the labour force was greater than the rise in the number of people with jobs (+0.1%). More...
Graphs, Tables June 2009
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Earnings and Employment Trends May 2009
Summary charts only
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Graphs, Tables May 2009
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Environmental Statistics June 2009
Giving Dead Wood New Life: Salvaging BC's Beetle-Killed Timber
Over the last decade, British Columbia's pine forests have been exposed to the worst mountain pine beetle infestation in history. The pine beetle epidemic has not only wreaked havoc on BC's forests, but threatens to become an economic hardship for many BC communities. More...
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Exports April 2009
The State of Canada's Trade with the U.S.A.
The United States remains Canada's most significant commodity trade partner by far, despite a reduction in the share of Canadian exports shipped to the U.S. in recent years. More...
Tables April 2009
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Annual Tables (PDF)
Note: Revised May 2009
Immigration Highlights First Quarter 2009
Where Do Immigrants Go?
Since the mid-1980s, Canadian immigrant landings have been concentrated in three provinces—Ontario, Quebec, and B.C. More...
Labour Force Statistics May 2009
Highlights
The province's jobless rate increased 0.2 percentage points to 7.6% (seasonally adjusted) in May, as a 0.3% increase in the size of the labour force was greater than the rise in the number of people with jobs. More...
Graphs, Tables May 2009
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Migration Highlights First Quarter 2009
Regional Migration
Unlike international migration, which is largely concentrated in the lower mainland, interprovinical migration (between other provinces) and intraprovincial migration (between regions within BC) have a more widespread impact on population change. More...
Migration Flow Maps & Tables (PDF):
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Quarterly Regional Statistics First Quarter 2009
Current monthly and quarterly economic data to provide an up-to-date measurement of local activity compared
to that of the province. Includes text, charts and tables.
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Tourism Sector Monitor May 2009
Changes to the Tourism Sector Monitor
The April 2008 issue of the Tourism Sector Monitor outlined some details involved in updating the tourism room revenue database. This month we reveal the findings of these revisions, illustrate the effect of some changes and suggest some further changes under consideration for roll-out later this year. More...
Graphs, Tables May 2009
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