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SherbrookeA Community Profile

School Enrollment 103

Education

Highest Level of Education 96

Students (K-12) by Type of School 100

School District Residency 101

Education

Type of Crime by Year 95

Crime

Length of Residence 93

Mobility

Labour Force by Industry 81

Labour Force by Age Group 77

Labour Force by Mode of Transport 85

Occupation by Gender 89

Occupation 87

Labour Force

Income by Households 73

Income

Tenure 68

Structure Type 63

Households by Size 54

Period of Construction 58

Dwelling Unit by Structure Type and Ownership 62

Housing

Immigrants by Place of Birth 39

Ethnic Origin 35

Mother Tongue 48

Immigrants by Period of Immigration 44

Ethnicity

Marital Status 28

Lone Parent Families 34

Marital Status

Population by Single Year of Age 14

Population by Age and Gender 2

Single Year of Age by Gender 18

Citizenship 22

Religious Denomination 19

Population

Table of Contents

SherbrookeA Community ProfilePopulation

Source: Municipal Census

of 103

0110-114 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0

0105-109 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0

1100-104 0.1 0 0.0 1 0.0

095-99 0.0 1 0.1 1 0.0

190-94 0.1 2 0.2 3 0.1

785-89 0.5 10 0.8 17 0.7

2280-84 1.7 27 2.2 49 1.9

4075-79 3.1 50 4.1 90 3.6

4070-74 3.1 48 3.9 88 3.5

3265-69 2.5 38 3.1 70 2.8

4260-64 3.2 44 3.6 86 3.4

5655-59 4.3 58 4.8 114 4.5

9350-54 7.1 80 6.6 173 6.9

11045-49 8.4 107 8.8 217 8.6

10040-44 7.7 91 7.5 191 7.6

12235-39 9.3 97 8.0 219 8.7

10430-34 8.0 81 6.7 185 7.3

11325-29 8.7 99 8.1 212 8.4

9520-24 7.3 88 7.2 183 7.3

8515-19 6.5 75 6.2 160 6.3

8610-14 6.6 76 6.2 162 6.4

855-9 6.5 66 5.4 151 6.0

710-4 5.4 79 6.5 150 5.9

Note: Group Count is included in the table. Group Count means total numbers of individuals residing in a multiple resident facility (such as a group home, transient drop-in centre, residential hotel, or a criminal detention centre) where the personal information that can be conveyed about those individuals by the facility administration is limited by legislation or the facilities regulations.

1,305Total 100.0 1,217 100.0 2,522 100.0

Age Group No. % No. % No. %

Males Females Total

Population by Age and Gender

2005 Municipal Census

SherbrookePopulation A Community Profile

of 103





Source: Federal Census, Statistics Canada

of 103

6575+ 4.8 130 10.4 195 7.5

9065 - 74 6.6 90 7.2 180 6.9

3060 - 64 2.2 45 3.6 75 2.9

5555 - 59 4.0 40 3.2 95 3.6

8050 - 54 5.9 45 3.6 125 4.8

10545 - 49 7.7 85 6.8 190 7.3

12540 - 44 9.2 130 10.4 255 9.8

9035 - 39 6.6 125 10.0 215 8.2

12030 - 34 8.8 105 8.4 225 8.6

10525 - 29 7.7 80 6.4 185 7.1

13020 - 24 9.6 90 7.2 220 8.4

9515 - 19 7.0 95 7.6 190 7.3

9010 - 14 6.6 65 5.2 155 5.9

1205 - 9 8.8 30 2.4 150 5.7

600 - 4 4.4 95 7.6 155 5.9

1,360Total 100.0 1,250 100.0 2,610 100.0

Note: For privacy, numbers on the report are rounded.


Males Females Total


2001 Federal Census


of 103



2001 Federal Census



of 103

0Group Count 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0

1185+ 0.8 12 1.0 23 0.9

1480 - 84 1.1 17 1.4 31 1.2

4275 - 79 3.2 36 3.0 78 3.1

4070 - 74 3.1 52 4.3 92 3.7

5465 - 69 4.2 62 5.1 116 4.6

2960 - 64 2.2 48 3.9 77 3.1

6055 - 59 4.6 43 3.5 103 4.1

5250 - 54 4.0 72 5.9 124 4.9

7945 - 49 6.1 69 5.7 148 5.9

9440 - 44 7.2 115 9.4 209 8.3

12335 - 39 9.5 124 10.2 247 9.8

11530 - 34 8.9 100 8.2 215 8.5

10225 - 29 7.9 79 6.5 181 7.2

11720 - 24 9.0 89 7.3 206 8.2

8115 - 19 6.2 72 5.9 153 6.1

7810 - 14 6.0 70 5.7 148 5.9

1025 - 9 7.9 83 6.8 185 7.4

1050 - 4 8.1 75 6.2 180 7.2

Note: Group Count means total numbers of individuals residing in a multiple resident facility (such as a group home, transient drop-in centre, residential hotel, or a criminal detention centre) where the personal information that can be conveyed about those individuals by the facility administration is limited by legislation or the facilities regulations.

1,298Total 100.0 1,218 100.0 2,516 100.0


Males Females Total




of 103






of 103

6075+ 5.0 60 4.9 120 5.0

11565 - 74 9.7 130 10.7 245 10.2

5060 - 64 4.2 55 4.5 105 4.4

5055 - 59 4.2 45 3.7 95 3.9

5550 - 54 4.6 60 4.9 115 4.8

6545 - 49 5.5 70 5.7 135 5.6

8040 - 44 6.7 95 7.8 175 7.3

9035 - 39 7.6 120 9.8 210 8.7

10530 - 34 8.8 100 8.2 205 8.5

8525 - 29 7.1 90 7.4 175 7.3

8020 - 24 6.7 70 5.7 150 6.2

9015 - 19 7.6 65 5.3 155 6.4

8010 - 14 6.7 60 4.9 140 5.8

755 - 9 6.3 120 9.8 195 8.1

1100 - 4 9.2 80 6.6 190 7.9

1,190Total 100.0 1,220 100.0 2,410 100.0



Males Females Total


1996 Federal Census


of 103



1996 Federal Census



of 103

4075+ 3.0 70 5.6 110 4.3

12565 - 74 9.4 125 10.0 250 9.7

6560 - 64 4.9 70 5.6 135 5.2

6555 - 59 4.9 65 5.2 130 5.0

4550 - 54 3.4 50 4.0 95 3.7

4545 - 49 3.4 55 4.4 100 3.9

7040 - 44 5.3 65 5.2 135 5.2

13035 - 39 9.8 95 7.6 225 8.7

16030 - 34 12.0 130 10.4 290 11.2

12525 - 29 9.4 140 11.2 265 10.3

10520 - 24 7.9 85 6.8 190 7.4

6515 - 19 4.9 60 4.8 125 4.8

8510 - 14 6.4 70 5.6 155 6.0

1005 - 9 7.5 80 6.4 180 7.0

1050 - 4 7.9 95 7.6 200 7.7

1,330Total 100.0 1,255 100.0 2,585 100.0



Males Females Total


1991 Federal Census


of 103



1991 Federal Census



of 103

4575+ 3.3 60 4.5 105 3.9

10565 - 74 7.7 115 8.7 220 8.2

16555 - 64 12.2 195 14.8 360 13.5

12545 - 54 9.2 145 11.0 270 10.1

13535 - 44 10.0 125 9.5 260 9.7

28525 - 34 21.0 225 17.0 510 19.1

14520 - 24 10.7 140 10.6 285 10.7

10515 - 19 7.7 100 7.6 205 7.7

8010 - 14 5.9 50 3.8 130 4.9

705 - 9 5.2 70 5.3 140 5.2

950 - 4 7.0 95 7.2 190 7.1


1,355Total 100.0 1,320 100.0 2,675 100.0


Males Females Total


1986 Federal Census


of 103



1986 Federal Census



of 103

3928 1662 096

4527 1561 095

5026 2560 094

3725 2359 193

4524 2658 192

3323 2257 091

3922 2556 190

4321 1855 189

2220 2654 288

3519 3453 487

3618 3452 486

3017 4351 685

2316 3650 1184

3615 3749 683

3814 5748 682

4413 4347 1281

3412 3246 1480

2211 4845 1679

2410 4744 1978

439 4143 1677

258 3242 2076

307 2941 1975

246 4240 1374

295 3539 2273

294 4038 1572

313 4437 2471

312 5236 1470

311 4835 1469

280 4134 1168


Age No. Age No. Age No.

Population by Single Year of Age


of 103


3133 2267 1100+

2932 866 0100

4131 1565 099

4330 1564 198

4029 1563 097

Total 2,520

Note: Group Count is NOT included in the table. Group Count means total numbers of individuals residing in a multiple resident facility (such as a group home, transient drop-in centre, residential hotel, or a criminal detention centre) where the personal information that can be conveyed about those individuals by the facility administration is limited by legislation or the facilities regulations.






of 103

3228 2765 0102

3927 1664 0101

3226 1963 0100

4025 1762 099

4024 1661 098

5123 960 097

4322 1559 096

3121 2058 195

4120 2457 294

3219 2656 093

3118 1855 392

2817 2754 191

2916 2553 190

3315 2152 089

3114 2851 288

2313 2350 587

3512 1849 686

2811 2648 285

3110 3147 584

319 3446 783

448 3945 982

467 3844 481

366 3943 680

285 5042 2179

344 3741 1678

403 4540 1077

332 5439 1676

341 4538 1575

390 4637 2574





of 103


0Group Count

5336 1873 0110

4935 2172 0109

4334 1271 0108

4433 1670 0107

4732 2369 0106

3631 1968 0105

4530 2567 0104

3829 2266 0103

Total 2,516





SherbrookePopulation A Community ProfilePopulation


of 103


1633 1167 1100+15 11 01632 266 010013 6 02731 965 09914 6 02630 864 09817 7 12229 963 09718 6 02228 862 09617 8 02127 1061 09524 5 02626 760 09424 18 02225 1159 09315 12 12524 1558 19220 11 01423 1357 09119 9 02422 856 09015 17 11921 955 08924 9 11320 1254 0889 14 21519 2253 18720 12 32018 1752 48616 17 01717 2551 28513 18 41216 1750 58411 19 62115 1549 58315 22 11614 2948 38222 28 32313 1947 78121 24 52112 1946 28013 13 121011 2845 67912 20 101610 2844 11788 19 8229 1643 77721 25 9168 1542 7769 17 13217 1441 9759 15 10156 2740 4749 15 9115 1839 127318 17 10154 2338 77214 17 8163 2037 117115 24 13122 3436 67019 18 8121 2735 56919 21 9160 1934 56812 22 6

Total Male 1,305 Total Female 1,215

Note: Group Count is NOT included in the table. Group Count means total numbers of individuals residing in a multiple resident facility (such as a group home, transient drop-in centre, residential hotel, or a criminal detention centre) where the personal information that can be conveyed about those individuals by the facility administration is limited by legislation or the facilities regulations.


Age Male Female Age Male Female Age Male Female

Single Year of Age by Gender



of 103

35Ukrainian Catholic 1.4

0Sikh 0.0

0Serbian Orthodox 0.0

0Salvation Army 0.0

895Roman Catholic 35.0

85Protestant 3.3

30Presbyterian 1.2

45Pentecostal 1.8

0Pagan 0.0

15Orthodox not included elsewhere 0.6

20Non-denominational 0.8

570No Religion 22.3

20Native Indian or Inuit 0.8

15Muslim 0.6

0Methodist 0.0

0Mennonite 0.0

95Lutheran 3.7

10Jewish 0.4

15Jehovah's Witnesses 0.6

0Hutterite 0.0

65Hindu 2.5

0Greek Orthodox 0.0

0Evangelical Missionary Church 0.0

20Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints 0.8

15Christian Reformed Church 0.6

80Christian not included elsewhere 3.1

15Christian and Missionary Alliance 0.6

0Buddhist 0.0

0Brethren in Christ 0.0

20Baptist 0.8

165Anglican 6.4

40Adventist - Seventh-day 1.6

2001 Federal Census

Religious Denomination No. %

Religious Denomination


of 103


275United Church 10.7

15Ukrainian Orthodox 0.6

2,560Total 100.0


2001 Federal Census





of 103


385United Church 15.2

25Ukrainian Catholic 1.0

0Sikh 0.0

20Salvation Army 0.8

855Roman Catholic 33.8

35Reformed Bodies 1.4

20Presbyterian 0.8

65Pentecostal 2.6

10Other Religions 0.4

180Other Protestant 7.1

530No Religion 20.9

0Mennonite 0.0

130Lutheran 5.1

0Jewish 0.0

10Jehovah's Witnesses 0.4

10Islam 0.4

0Hindu 0.0

70Eastern Orthodox 2.8

10Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints 0.4

10Buddhist 0.4

20Baptist 0.8

145Anglican 5.7

2,530Total 100.0


1991 Federal Census





of 103


83Non Canadian Citizen 3.3

2,439Canadian Citizen 96.7

2,522Total 100.0



Citizenship No. %

Citizenship



of 103


140Non Canadian Citizenship 5.4

2,460Canadian Citizenship 94.6

2,600Total 100.0


2001 Federal Census

Citizenship No. %

Citizenship



of 103



0Group Count 0.0


2,516Total 100.0



Citizenship No. %

Citizenship



of 103




2,420Total 100.0


1996 Federal Census

Citizenship No. %

Citizenship



of 103




2,525Total 100.0


1991 Federal Census

Citizenship No. %

Citizenship



of 103




2,650Total 100.0


1986 Federal Census

Citizenship No. %

Citizenship

SherbrookeMarital Status A Community ProfileMarital Status


of 103


2Unknown 0.1

121Widowed 4.8

184Separated, divorced 7.3

2Other 0.1

1,140Never Married 45.2

885Married 35.1

188Common-law 7.5

2,522Total 100.0

Note: Group Count is included in the table as Unknown. Group Count means total numbers of individuals residing in a multiple resident facility (such as a group home, transient drop-in centre, residential hotel, or a criminal detention centre) where the personal information that can be conveyed about those individuals by the facility administration is limited by legislation or the facilities regulations.


Marital Status No. %

Marital Status



of 103


120Widowed 5.6

80Separated (but still legally married) 3.7

200Divorced 9.4

890Legally Married (and not separated) 41.7

845Never Legally Married (single) 39.6

2,135Total 100.0


2001 Federal Census


Marital Status



of 103


0Group Count 0.0

115Widowed 4.6

173Common Law 6.9

14Other 0.6

160Separated / Divorced 6.4


1,069Never Legally Married (single) 42.5

2,516Total 100.0




Marital Status



of 103


125Widowed 6.6


150Divorced 7.9



1,900Total 100.0


1996 Federal Census


Marital Status



of 103


125Widowed 6.1


180Divorced 8.8

1,035Legally Married (and not separated) 50.4


2,055Total 100.0


1991 Federal Census


Marital Status



of 103


110Widowed 5.0

120Divorced 5.4

1,355Legally Married (includes separated) 61.5


2,205Total 100.0


1986 Federal Census


Marital Status



of 103


1352001

1201996

1251991

1101986


Federal Census

Year No.

Lone Parent Families

SherbrookeEthnicity A Community ProfileEthnicity


of 103


3,740Multiple Origins 78.7

0Welsh 0.0

95Ukrainian 2.0

0Swedish 0.0

95Scottish 2.0

0Russian 0.0

0Québécois 0.0

25Polish 0.5

0Norwegian 0.0

100North American Indian 2.1

35Métis 0.7

0Lebanese 0.0

35Italian 0.7

10Irish 0.2

0Inuit 0.0

0Haitian 0.0

10Greek 0.2

55German 1.2

85French 1.8

40Filipino 0.8

145English 3.1

0East Indian 0.0

35Dutch (Netherlands) 0.7

10Danish 0.2

0Chinese 0.0

220Canadian 4.6

15British 0.3

0American (USA) 0.0

0Acadian 0.0

1,010Sub Total 21.3

Single Origins No. %


Ethnic Origin2001 Federal Census



of 103


3,165Multiple Origins 73.9

0Welsh 0.0

155Ukrainian 3.6

15Swedish 0.4

65Scottish 1.5

10Russian 0.2

0Portuguese 0.0

15Polish 0.4

20Norwegian 0.5

40North American Indian 0.9

20Metis 0.5

0Jewish 0.0

50Italian 1.2

15Irish 0.4

0Inuit 0.0

20Hungarian (Magyar) 0.5

0Haitian 0.0

0Greek 0.0

95German 2.2

70French 1.6

90Filipino 2.1

160English 3.7

30East Indian 0.7


0Danish 0.0

30Chinese 0.7

170Canadian 4.0

10American 0.2

0Acadian 0.0

1,115Sub Total 26.1






of 103


925Multiple Origins 36.9

0Yugoslav 0.0

0Vietnamese 0.0

175Ukrainian 7.0

10Swedish 0.4

0Spanish 0.0

130Scottish 5.2

15Portuguese 0.6

45Polish 1.8

35Other single origins 1.4

0Other British 0.0

20Norwegian 0.8

10Lebanese 0.4

0Korean 0.0

0Jewish 0.0

0Japanese 0.0

60Italian 2.4

45Irish 1.8

25Hungarian (Magyar) 1.0

0Greek 0.0

170German 6.8

80French 3.2

10Finnish 0.4

0Filipino 0.0

335English 13.3

0East Indian 0.0


0Danish 0.0

0Croatian 0.0

30Chinese 1.2

140Canadian 5.6

10Black 0.4

175Aboriginal 7.0

1,585Sub Total 63.1






of 103


980Multiple Origins 37.1

205Ukrainian 7.8

0South Asian 0.0

30Polish 1.1

185Other single origins 7.0

0Jewish 0.0

130Italian 4.9

160German 6.1

95French 3.6


25Chinese 0.9

630British 23.9

0Black 0.0

150Aboriginal peoples 5.7

1,660Sub Total 62.9






of 103


0Yugoslavia 0.0

20Vietnam 5.5

25United States 6.8

90United Kingdom 24.7

0Ukraine 0.0

0Taiwan 0.0

0Switzerland 0.0

10South Africa, Republic of 2.7

0Portugal 0.0

25Poland 6.8

30Philippines 8.2

90Other 24.7

10Netherlands 2.7

0Morocco 0.0

0Mexico 0.0

0Lebanon 0.0

0Korea, South 0.0

0Jamaica 0.0

30Italy 8.2

0Ireland, Republic of (Eire) 0.0

0India 0.0

0Hong Kong, Special Administrative Region 0.0

0Haiti 0.0

0Guyana 0.0

15Greece 4.1

10Germany 2.7

0France 0.0

0Egypt 0.0

10Croatia 2.7

0China, People's Republic of 0.0

0Austria 0.0

365Total 100.0


2001 Federal Census

Place of Birth No. %

Immigrants by Place of Birth

SherbrookeA Community ProfileEthnicity


of 103

0Sri Lanka 0.0

0South Korea 0.0

0South Africa, Republic of 0.0

0Russian Federation 0.0

0Romania 0.0

0Portugal 0.0

25Poland 7.0

65Philippines 18.3

0Pakistan 0.0

10Other Asia 2.8

5Other 1.4

20Netherlands 5.6

0Malaysia 0.0

0Lebanon 0.0

0Kenya 0.0

10Jamaica 2.8

25Italy 7.0

10Ireland, Republic of (Eire) 2.8

10India 2.8

0Hungary 0.0

0Hong Kong 0.0

0Guyana 0.0

0Greece 0.0

10Germany 2.8

0France 0.0

10Fiji 2.8

10El Salvador 2.8

0Denmark 0.0

0Czechoslovakia 0.0

0Croatia 0.0

10China, People's Republic of 2.8

0Chile 0.0

0Cambodia 0.0

0Austria 0.0

1996 Federal Census



SherbrookeEthnicity A Community Profile

of 103


0Yugoslavia 0.0

35Vietnam 9.9

0United States of America 0.0


25Ukraine 7.0

10Trinidad and Tobago 2.8

0Tanzania, United Republic of 0.0

355Total 100.0


1996 Federal Census





of 103




155Other Europe 53.4

35Other Asia 12.1

0Oceania & Other 0.0

0India 0.0

10Central and South America 3.4

10Caribbean and Bermuda 3.4

0Africa 0.0

290Total 100.0


1991 Federal Census





of 103




215Other Europe 41.7

60Other Asia 11.7

0Other Americas 0.0

0Other 0.0

0Oceania 0.0

85Italy 16.5

0India 0.0

0Africa 0.0

515Total 100.0


1986 Federal Census





of 103


951996-2001 26.4

651991-1995 18.1

101981-1990 2.8

401971-1980 11.1

451961-1970 12.5

105Before 1961 29.2

360Total 100.0


2001 Federal Census

Period of Immigration No. %

Immigrants by Period of Immigration



of 103


901991-1995 25.4

551981-1990 15.5

301971-1980 8.5

551961-1970 15.5

125Before 1961 35.2

355Total 100.0


1996 Federal Census





of 103


301981-1990 10.3

151971-1980 5.2

751961-1970 25.9

170Before 1961 58.6

290Total 100.0


1991 Federal Census





of 103


151983-1986 2.9

301978-1982 5.8

651967-1977 12.6

1501956-1966 29.1

1451946-1955 28.2

110Before 1946 21.4

515Total 100.0


1986 Federal Census





of 103

0Russian 0.0

0Punjabi 0.0

10Portuguese 0.4

15Polish 0.6

10Persian (Farsi) 0.4

20Other languages 0.8

0Ojibway 0.0

0Mandarin 0.0

0Kutchin-Gwich'in (Loucheux) 0.0

20Korean 0.8

15Italian 0.6

0Inuktitut (Eskimo) 0.0

0Hungarian 0.0

0Hindi 0.0

10Greek 0.4

10German 0.4

0Dutch 0.0

15Danish 0.6

0Croatian 0.0

0Creoles 0.0

75Cree 2.9

0Chipewyan 0.0

10Chinese 0.4

0Cantonese 0.0

0Arabic 0.0

Non-Official

45French 1.7

2,195English 83.6

2,240 85.3

Official

Single Responses

Mother Tongue No. %

2001 Federal Census

Mother Tongue


of 103


Multiple Responses 20 0.8

15Vietnamese 0.6

0Urdu 0.0

55Ukrainian 2.1

30Tagalog (Pilipino) 1.1

35Spanish 1.3

10South Slave 0.4

10Serbo-Croatian 0.4

365 13.9

Non-Official

2,625Grand Total 100.0


2001 Federal Census

Mother Tongue



of 103


20Spanish 0.8

0South Slave 0.0

0Serbo-Croatian 0.0

0Punjabi 0.0

0Portuguese 0.0

15Polish 0.6


0Ojibway 0.0

0Norwegian 0.0

0Japanese 0.0

35Italian 1.4


0Hungarian 0.0

15Hindi 0.6

0Greek 0.0

40German 1.7

0Frisian 0.0

20Dutch 0.8

0Dogrib 0.0

0Dene 0.0

0Creoles 0.0

0Cree 0.0

35Chinese 1.4

10Arabic 0.4

Non-Official

65French 2.7

1,910English 78.9

1,975 81.6

Official

Single Responses

Mother Tongue No. %

1996 Federal Census

Mother Tongue


of 103



35Vietnamese 1.4

80Ukrainian 3.3

425 17.6

Non-Official



1996 Federal Census

Mother Tongue



of 103



75Ukrainian 2.9


5Spanish 0.2

0South Slave 0.0

5Punjabi 0.2

5Portuguese 0.2

35Polish 1.3


55Italian 2.1


0Greek 0.0

55German 2.1

15Dutch 0.6

20Cree 0.8

10Chipewyan 0.4

45Chinese 1.7

0Athapaskan languages 0.0

15Arabic 0.6

410 15.7

Non-Official

60French 2.3

2,065English 79.3

2,125 81.6

Official

Single Responses

Mother Tongue No. %



1991 Federal Census

Mother Tongue



of 103



0Vietnamese 0.0

85Ukrainian 3.2


20Spanish 0.8

0Punjabi 0.0

10Portuguese 0.4

40Polish 1.5


80Italian 3.0

10Hungarian 0.4

0Greek 0.0

70German 2.6

20Dutch 0.8

25Cree 0.9

45Chinese 1.7

10Arabic 0.4

475 17.8

Non-Official

55French 2.1

1,980English 74.3

2,035 76.4

Official

Single Responses

Mother Tongue No. %



1986 Federal Census

Mother Tongue

SherbrookeHousing A Community ProfileHousing


of 103


306 or more persons 2.9

2054-5 persons 20.1

1753 persons 17.2

3652 persons 35.8

2451 person 24.0

1,020Total 100.0

Average Number of Persons in Private Household 2.5


Household Size No. %

Households by Size2001 Federal Census



of 103



2004-5 persons 21.5

1603 persons 17.2

3052 persons 32.8

2351 person 25.3

930Total 100.0







of 103



2054-5 persons 20.6

1903 persons 19.1

3652 persons 36.7

2001 person 20.1

995Total 100.0







of 103



2104-5 persons 21.0

2203 persons 22.0

3602 persons 36.0

1801 person 18.0

1,000Total 100.0







of 103


01996-2001 0.0

01991-1995 0.0

251986-1990 2.5

351981-1985 3.5

751971-1980 7.4

1551961-1970 15.3

6701946-1960 66.3

50Before 1946 5.0

1,010Total 100.0


2001 Federal Census

Period of Construction No. %

Occupied Private Dwellings

Period of Construction



of 103


101991-1996 1.1

01981-1990 0.0

401971-1980 4.3

951961-1970 10.2

6901946-1960 74.2

95Before 1946 10.2

930Total 100.0


1996 Federal Census






of 103


101986-1990 1.0

101981-1985 1.0

151971-1980 1.6

1251961-1970 13.0

7601946-1960 78.8

45Before 1946 4.7

965Total 100.0


1991 Federal Census






of 103


01981-1985 0.0

401971-1980 3.9

1651961-1970 16.0

7751946-1960 75.2

50Before 1946 4.9

1,030Total 100.0


1986 Federal Census






of 103


71175636Single-detached house

13112110Row house

000Rooming house/collective residence

000Other residential

000Manufactured home/mobile home

000Hotel or motel

541Duplex/triplex/fourplex

1321302Apartment with less than 5 stories

000Apartment with 5 or more stories

979330649Total

Structure Type Owned Rented Total

Dwelling Unit by Structure Type and Ownership2005 Municipal Census



of 103


733Single-detached house 71.0

133Row house 12.9

0Rooming house/collective residence 0.0

0Other residential 0.0

0Manufactured home/mobile home 0.0

0Hotel or motel 0.0

5Duplex/triplex/fourplex 0.5

162Apartment with less than 5 stories 15.7

0Apartment with 5 or more stories 0.0

1,033Total 100.0


Structure Type No. %

Structure Type



of 103



0Semi-detached house 0.0

135Row house 13.2

0Other single-attached house 0.0

0Movable dwelling 0.0

0Apartment, detached duplex 0.0

0Apartment, building that has five or more storeys 0.0

125Apartment, building that has fewer than five storeys 12.2

1,025Total 100.0

2001 Federal Census



Structure Type



of 103



1Row house 0.1

0Rooming house/collective residence 0.0

1Other residential 0.1

0Manufactured/mobile home 0.0

1Hotel or motel 0.1

130Duplex/triplex/fourplex 12.5

1Apartment with 5 or more stories 0.1

157Apartment less than 5 stories 15.1

1,043Total 100.0




Structure Type



of 103




100Row house 10.6






940Total 100.0


1996 Federal Census



Structure Type



of 103




135Row house 13.6






990Total 100.0


1991 Federal Census



Structure Type



of 103


390Rented 38.0

635Owned 62.0


1,025Total 100.0

Tenure2001 Federal Census

Tenure No. %




of 103


374Rented 37.5

623Owned 62.5

997Total 100.0

Tenure1999 Municipal Census

Tenure No. %




of 103


315Rented 33.5

625Owned 66.5


940Total 100.0


Tenure No. %




of 103


385Rented 38.9

605Owned 61.1


990Total 100.0


Tenure No. %




of 103


400Rented 40.2

595Owned 59.8


995Total 100.0


Tenure No. %


SherbrookeIncome A Community ProfileIncome


of 103


65$100,000 and over 6.4

45$ 90,000 - $99,999 4.4

55$ 80,000 - $89,999 5.4

160$ 60,000 - $69,999 15.7

135$ 50,000 - $59,999 13.2

105$ 40,000 - $49,999 10.3

130$ 30,000 - $39,999 12.7

130$ 20,000 - $29,999 12.7

85$ 10,000 - $19,999 8.3

50Under $10,000 4.9

$50,824Average Household Income:

1,020Total 100.0


In 2000 Dollars

Income Range ($) No. %

2001 Federal Census

Income by Households



of 103


20$100,000 and over 2.1

20$ 90,000 - $99,999 2.1

15$ 80,000 - $89,999 1.6

65$ 60,000 - $69,999 7.0

120$ 50,000 - $59,999 12.8

95$ 40,000 - $49,999 10.2

135$ 30,000 - $39,999 14.4

145$ 20,000 - $29,999 15.5

175$ 10,000 - $19,999 18.7

90Under $10,000 9.6


935Total 100.0


in 1995 Dollars


1996 Federal Census




of 103


140$70,000 and over 14.5

45$ 60,000 - $69,999 4.7

125$ 50,000 - $59,999 13.0

135$ 40,000 - $49,999 14.0

130$ 30,000 - $39,999 13.5

170$ 20,000 - $29,999 17.6

80$ 15,000 - $19,999 8.3

60$ 10,000 - $14,999 6.2

80Under $10,000 8.3


965Total 100.0


In 1990 Dollars


1991 Federal Census




of 103


185$50,000 and over 18.0

120$40,000 - $49,999 11.7

105$35,000 - $39,999 10.2

135$30,000 - $34,999 13.2

70$25,000 - $29,999 6.8

105$20,000 - $24,999 10.2

75$15,000 - $19,999 7.3

95$10,000 - $14,999 9.3

95$5,000 - $9,999 9.3

40Under $5,000 3.9


1,025Total 100.0


In 1985 Dollars


1986 Federal Census


SherbrookeLabour Force A Community ProfileLabour Force


of 103


8603058525 years and over 245

215011515-24 years 100

700 30 345 1,075Total Males

Males


1852512015-24 years 40

595 50 410 1,055Total Females

Females

1,295 80 755 2,130Total Both


2001 Federal Census

Labour Class EmployedNot

Employed Total

Not In Labour

Force

Labour Force

Labour Force by Age Group



of 103



16509015-24 years 75

525 60 330 915Total Males

Males


135207515-24 years 40

495 45 430 970Total Females

Females

1,020 105 760 1,885Total Both


1996 Federal Census


Employed Total

Not In Labour

Force

Labour Force




of 103



160109515-24 years 55

645 85 250 980Total Males

Males


135106515-24 years 60

440 60 455 955Total Females

Females

1,085 145 705 1,935Total Both


1991 Federal Census


Employed Total

Not In Labour

Force

Labour Force




of 103


1,08010073015 years and over 250

730 100 250 1,080Total Males

Males

1,1205051515 years and over 555

515 50 555 1,120Total Females

Females

1,245 150 805 2,200Total Both


1986 Federal Census


Employed Total

Not In Labour

Force

Labour Force




of 103


85Wholesale trade 6.2

10Utilities 0.7

140Transportation and warehousing 10.1

190Retail trade 13.8

25Real estate and rental and leasing 1.8

100Public administration 7.2

65Professional, scientific and technical services 4.7

75Other services (except public administration) 5.4

10Mining and oil and gas extraction 0.7

105Manufacturing 7.6

0Management of companies and enterprises 0.0

55Information and cultural industries 4.0

95Healthcare and social assistance 6.9

40Finance and insurance 2.9

40Educational services 2.9

145Construction 10.5

25Arts, entertainment and recreation 1.8

0Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting 0.0

85Administrative and support, and waste management services 6.2

90Accommodation and food services 6.5

1,380Total 100.0

Note: Based on North American Industrial Classification System (NAIC). Note: For privacy, numbers on the report are rounded.

2001 Federal Census

Industry No. %

15 Years and Over

Labour Force by Industry



of 103


90Wholesale trade industries 8.1

50Transportation and storage industries 4.5

135Retail trade industries 12.2

35Real estate operator and insurance agent industries 3.2

100Other service industries 9.0

10Mining, quarrying and oil well industries 0.9

95Manufacturing industries 8.6

0Logging and forestry industries 0.0

85Health and social service industries 7.7

95Government service industries 8.6

0Fishing and trapping industries 0.0

25Finance and insurance industries 2.3

85Educational service industries 7.7

95Construction industries 8.6

25Communication and other utility industries 2.3

65Business service industries 5.9

0Agricultural and related service industries 0.0

115Accommodation, food and beverage service industries 10.4

1,105Total 100.0

Note: Based on Standard Industrial Classification System (SIC) Note: For privacy, numbers on the report are rounded.

1996 Federal Census

Industry No. %

15 Years and Over




of 103


110Wholesale trade industries 9.2

90Transportation and storage industries 7.5

130Retail trade industries 10.8

10Real estate operator and insurance agent industries 0.8

125Other service industries 10.4

10Mining (incl. milling), quarrying and oil well industries 0.8

75Manufacturing industries 6.3

0Logging and forestry industries 0.0

100Health and social service industries 8.3

75Government service industries 6.3

0Fishing and trapping industries 0.0

65Finance and insurance industries 5.4

100Educational service industries 8.3

100Construction industries 8.3

55Communication and other utility industries 4.6

55Business service industries 4.6

15Agricultural and related service industries 1.3

85Accommodation, food and beverage service industries 7.1

1,200Total 100.0

Note: Based on Standard Industrial Classification System (SIC) Note: For privacy, numbers on the report are rounded.

1991 Federal Census

Industry No. %

15 Years and Over




of 103


105Wholesale trade 7.6

110Transportation and warehousing 8.0

180Retail trade 13.1

15Real estate and related 1.1

70Other services 5.1

35Mining and oil and gas extraction 2.5

160Manufacturing 11.6

0Logging and forestry industry 0.0

105Healthcare and social assistance 7.6

135Government services 9.8

15Finance and insurance 1.1

80Educational services 5.8

160Construction 11.6

55Communication and utilities 4.0

45Business services 3.3

0Agriculture 0.0

105Accommodation and food services 7.6

1,375Total 100.0

Note: Based on Standard Industrial Classification System (SIC). Note: For privacy, numbers on the report are rounded.

1986 Federal Census

Industry No. %

15 Years and Over




of 103


10Other method 100

0Taxicab 00

0Motorcycle 00

0Bicycle 1515

10Walked 100

70Public transit 14070

70Car, Truck, Van (as passenger) 9525

385Car, Truck, Van (as driver) 955570

680Total 1,225545


2001 Federal Census

Mode of Transport Female TotalMale

15 Years and Over

Labour Force by Mode of Transport



of 103


10Other method 100

0Taxicab 00

0Motorcycle 00

0Bicycle 2020

20Walked 5535

110Public transit 15040

35Car, Truck, Van (as passenger) 7035

305Car, Truck, Van (as driver) 690385

515Total 995480


1996 Federal Census

Mode of Transport Female TotalMale

15 Years and Over

Labour Force by Mode of Transport



of 103


0Unknown 0.0 2 0.2

11Other 0.8 8 0.7

75Preschool 5.7 82 6.7

113Kind - Gr.6 8.7 88 7.2

61Gr.7 - Gr.9 4.7 56 4.6

47Gr.10 - Gr.12 3.6 36 3.0

45Post Sec. Student 3.4 42 3.5

16Perm. unable to work 1.2 14 1.2

152Retired 11.6 197 16.2

41Unemployed 3.1 44 3.6

0Homemaker 0.0 77 6.3

36Employed 0 - 30 hrs 2.8 78 6.4

708Employed 30+ hrs 54.3 493 40.5

1,305Total 100.0 1,217 100.0



Age Group

Females

No. %

Males

No. %

Occupation



of 103


0Group Count 0.0 0 0.0

16Other 1.2 20 1.6

99Preschool 7.6 72 5.9

142Kind - Gr.6 10.9 117 9.6

52Gr.7 - Gr.9 4.0 55 4.5

46Gr.10 - Gr.12 3.5 30 2.5

59Post Sec. Student 4.5 36 3.0

18Perm. unable to work 1.4 14 1.1

190Retired 14.6 232 19.0

52Unemployed 4.0 35 2.9

2Homemaker 0.2 137 11.2

31Employed 0 - 30 hrs 2.4 57 4.7

591Employed 30+ hrs 45.5 413 33.9

1,298Total 100.0 1,218 100.0



Age Group

Females

No. %

Males

No. %

Occupation



of 103


10100Occupation - Not applicable

351520Processing, manufacturing and utilities

000Primary industry

31535280Trades, transport and equipment operators and related occupations

340170170Sales and service occupations

351025Art, culture, recreation and sport

655510Social science, education, government service and religion

503515Health occupations

401525Natural and applied sciences and related occupations

29522570Business, finance and administration occupations

20085115Management occupations

1,385655730Total

Note: Based on 2001 National Occupational Classification System. Note: For privacy, numbers on the report are rounded.

2001 Federal Census

Occupation Male Female Total

15 Years and Over

Occupation by Gender



of 103


201010Occupation - Not applicable

602040Occupations unique to processing, manufacturing and utilities

20020Occupations unique to primary industry

24030210Trades, transport and equipment operators and related occupations

320185135Sales and service occupations

552035Occupations in art, culture, recreation and sport

654025Occupations in social science, education, government service and religion

453510Health occupations

45045Natural and applied sciences and related occupations

20016535Business, finance and administrative occupations

653035Management occupations

1,135535600Total

Note: Based on 1991 Standard Occupational Classification System Note: For privacy, numbers on the report are rounded.

1996 Federal Census


15 Years and Over




of 103


851075Transport equipment operating occupations

452520Teaching and related occupations

701060Product fabricating, assembling & repairing occupations

10010Other crafts and equipment operating occupations

351025Occupations not elsewhere classified

10010Processing occupations

301515Occupations in social sciences and related fields

10010Occupations in religion

451035Occupations in natural sciences, engineering and math

503515Occupations in medicine and health

1658580Service occupations

000Mining & quarrying, oil & gas field occupations

1006535Sales occupations

301020Material handling and related occupations

851570Managerial, administrative and related occupations

301020Machining and related occupations

000Forestry and logging occupations

000Fishing, trapping and related occupations

251015Farming, horticultural and animal husbandry occupations

95095Construction trades occupations

26517590Clerical and related occupations

302010Artistic, literary, recreational and related occupations

1,215505710Total

Note: Based on 1980 Standard Occupational Classification System. Note: For privacy, numbers on the report are rounded.

1991 Federal Census


15 Years and Over




of 103


35035Other occupations

10100Other crafts and equipment

20020Material handling and related

90090Transport

1150115Construction trades

1001585Product fabrication and assembly

601050Machining and related

25025Processing occupations

000Mining, quarrying, oil and gas

000Forestry and logging

000Farming, horticulture and animal husbandry

16512045Service occupations

16040120Sales occupations

27521065Clerical and related

000Artistic, literary and recreation

55550Medicine and health

351520Teaching and related

000Religion

10100Social science

40040Natural science, engineering and math

1355085Managerial and administration

1,330535795Total

Note: Based on 1980 Standard Occupational Classification System. Note: For privacy, numbers on the report are rounded.

1986 Federal Census


15 Years and Over


SherbrookeMobility A Community ProfileMobility


of 103


0.26Territories/Manitoba/Saskatchewan

0.821Outside of Canada

0.25Ontario or Quebec

9.7244Elsewhere in Edmonton

2.666Elsewhere in Alberta

0.13British Columbia

0.12Atlantic Canada

347 13.8Sub Total

%No.Mobile Within Last Year

0.12Unknown

1.127Child less than 1 year

29 1.1Sub Total

%No.Other

48.31,2195 years or more

14.93763 years to less than 5 years

21.85511 year to less than 3 years

2,146 85.1Sub Total

%No.Stable

Total 2,522 100.0


Length of Residence2005 Municipal Census

SherbrookeMobility A Community ProfileMobility


of 103


0.25Territories/Manitoba/Saskatchewan

0.00Outside of Canada

0.24Ontario or Quebec

6.1153Elsewhere in Edmonton

1.639Elsewhere in Alberta

0.25British Columbia

0.37Atlantic Canada

213 8.5Sub Total

%No.Mobile Within Last Year

0.00Group Count

2.153Child less than 1 year

53 2.1Sub Total

%No.Other

51.71,3005 years or more

13.83483 years to less than 5 years

23.96021 year to less than 3 years

2,250 89.4Sub Total

%No.Stable

Total 2,516 100.0


Length of Residence1999 Municipal Census

SherbrookeCrime A Community ProfileCrime

Source: Edmonton Police Service

of 103

Source: Edmonton Police Service

1561502005 131 10

1551702004 130 8

1742402003 143 7

1522202002 125 5

1843502001 134 15

2003302000 151 16

1433401999 96 13

Violent Crime: Crimes of violence involve offences that deal with the application or threat of application of force to a person. They include homicide, attempted murder, sexual assault, non-sexual assault, other sexual offences, abduction and robbery. Traffic incidents that result in death or bodily harm are included under Criminal Code Traffic Offences.

Property Crime: Property crime involves unlawful acts with the intent of gaining property. It includes actual and attempted break and enter, actual and attempted motor vehicle theft, ‘other’ theft (i.e. theft from vehicle, shoplifting, theft of bicycle, and other thefts), possession of stolen property, and fraud.

Criminal Code Traffic: Includes dangerous driving, impaired driving, refuse breath or blood sample, and failure to remain at the scene of an accident.

Crime Stoppers TIPS Line: 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) or

Website: www.police.edmonton.ab.ca

The categorization of crime is based on the definition of crime provided by Statistics Canada in their Uniform Crime Reports (UCR).

Other Criminal Code Offences: Includes Criminal Code offences that are not classified as violent, property or traffic offences. Examples are mischief offences, administration of justice offences (e.g. failure to comply with a summons or an appearance notice, bail violations, failure to appear in court) and offensive weapons offences.

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Edmonton Police Service

Year Violent Other CC TotalPropertyCC

Traffic

Type of Crime by Year

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SherbrookeEducation A Community ProfileEducation


of 103


240University with bachelor's degree or higher 12.3

130University without degree 6.7

270College with certificate or diploma 13.9

155College without certificate or diploma 8.0

300Trades certificate or diploma 15.4

250Grades 9 to 13 with high school graduation certificate 12.9

495Grades 9 to 13 without high school graduation certificate 25.4

105Less than grade 9 5.4

1,945Total 100.0


2001 Federal Census

Highest Education No. %

20 Years and Over

Highest Level of Education



of 103




360Non-University with certificate or diploma 19.0

150Non-University without certificate or diploma 7.9





1,890Total 100.0


1996 Federal Census


15 Years and Over




of 103










1,920Total 100.0


1991 Federal Census


15 Years and Over




of 103










2,195Total 100.0


1986 Federal Census


15 Years and Over




of 103


203Public 45.9

5Private 1.1

0Charter 0.0

231Catholic 52.3

3At home 0.7

442Total 100.0


Type of School No. %

Students (K-12) by Type of School



of 103


1,720Edmonton Public School District Resident

802Edmonton Catholic School District Resident

2,522Total



School District No.

School District Residency



of 103


0Group Count

1,447Edmonton Public School District Resident

1,069Edmonton Catholic School District Resident

2,516Total



School District No.

School District Residency


Source: Edmonton Catholic Schools

of 103

Source: Edmonton Catholic Schools

1721991 2421998 2142005

1801990 2321997 2102004

1701989 2381996 2432003

2511988 2081995 2572002

2481987 2261994 2562001

2441986 2271993 2212000

2501985 1881992 2431999

Grades K-6, Capacity 550

St. Pius X Catholic Elementary/ Junior High School

Year No. Year No. Year No.

2005 Edmonton Catholic Schools

School Enrollment

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