Part A Demographics Tuscany - Calgary
The City of Calgary Community ProfilesPart A – DemographicsTuscanyCommunity Profile: Part A – DemographicsThe City of Calgary Community Profiles arecomposed of two parts. This document, Part A –Demographics, contains demographic informationfrom the 2014 Calgary Civic Census followed byinformation from the 2011 Census of Canada.Part B – Community Character, will containinformation from the 2011 National HouseholdSurvey. For more information, visit our webpageor contact socialresearch@calgary.ca.Contents2014 Calgary Civic Census snapshot2014 Calgary Civic Census results2011 Census of Canada snapshot2011 Census of Canada resultsNotesData quality information and sourcesGlossaryCommunity map1245131316202014 Calgary Civic Census Results SnapshotTuscany City of Calgary* Population in 2014:19,465Population distribution by age in 2014:0-4 years:5-14 years:15-19 years:20-64 years:1,195,194Occupied dwellings in 2014:6,425453,626Per cent occupied dwellingsthat were occupied by theowner:92% 69%65 years:9%20%5%60%6%7%12%6%66%10%Per cent of occupieddwellings that were singlefamily dwellings:84% 58%Per cent of residents who livein single-family dwellings:91% 67%* City of Calgary (defined by Statistics Canada as census subdivision)Onward/ By 2036, 75 percent of Calgarians will report that they are informed.
The City of Calgary Community Profiles2Part A – DemographicsTuscanyTuscany Calgary 2014 Calgary Civic Census PopulationTotal population and 27218,60118,83819,01319,42519,465% 61,120,2251,156,6861,195,19412%Source: Calgary Civic Census, 2014Number of persons by age and ,88236,80575 13315318823875 17,67826,13820,69528,817Source: Calgary Civic Census, 20142014 Calgary Civic Census DwellingsOwner-occupied dwellingsTuscanyCalgaryNumberPer centTotal occupied dwellings6,425100%Owner occupied dwellings5,90892%NumberPer centTotal occupied dwellings453,626100%Owner occupied dwellings311,78269%Source: Calgary Civic Census, 2014Onward/ By 2036, 75 percent of Calgarians will report that they are informed.
The City of Calgary Community Profiles3Part A – DemographicsTuscanyTuscany Calgary 2014 Calgary Civic Census Dwellings (continued)Occupied dwellings by selected structure typeTuscanyCalgaryNumberPer centNumberPer centTotal occupieddwellings6,425100%Total se47,81311%Converted structure50%Converted structure13,7593%Source: Calgary Civic Census, 2014Population by selected structure typeTuscanyCalgaryNumberPer centNumberPer centTotal population19,465100%Total 12,0299%Converted structure140%Converted structure25,9102%Source: Calgary Civic Census, 2014Note: the presence of two dashes (“--”) indicates that there is no record for the data point.For additional information and results from the Calgary Civic Census, please visitcalgary.ca/census.Onward/ By 2036, 75 percent of Calgarians will report that they are informed.
The City of Calgary Community Profiles4Part A – DemographicsTuscanyTuscany Calgary Census of Canada DescriptionThe Census of Canada is administered nationally by Statistics Canada and in the past wascomposed of mandatory short- and long-form questionnaires. In 2011, the Census of Canadawas collected through only a mandatory short-form containing questions on population, numberand type of dwellings, basic demographics (including age, and sex), marital status, language, aswell as families and households.2011 Census of Canada Results SnapshotTuscany Calgary Per cent male:Median Age:3449%36Average number of persons percensus family:3.219025,425Persons living alone:940Average number of children percensus family:3.0Persons who speak neitherEnglish nor French:110,00050%1.3Tân’siNǐ hǎo¡Hola!1.1Per cent who speak neitherEnglish nor French:1%2%Per cent living alone:5%Onward/ By 2036, 75 percent of Calgarians will report that they are informed.10%
The City of Calgary Community Profiles5Part A – DemographicsTuscanyTuscany Calgary 2011 Census of Canada PopulationNumber of persons by age and 856,6009,48585 60303085 13,9254,4759,450Source: Census of Canada, 2011Onward/ By 2036, 75 percent of Calgarians will report that they are informed.
The City of Calgary Community Profiles6Part A – DemographicsTuscanyTuscany Calgary 2011 Population (continued)Population pyramidTuscany85 30-3425-2920-2415-1910-145-90-4Calgary85 Male80Percent8PercentSource: Census of Canada, 20112011 Census of Canada Family InformationLiving arrangementsTuscanyCalgaryNumberPer centPersons in privatehouseholds18,995100%Not living in a censusfamily1,6108%Living with relativesLiving w/non-relativesLiving alone235435940Living in a census family17,38515%27%58%92%NumberPer centPersons in privatehouseholds1,082,230100%Not living in a censusfamily203,89519%Living with relativesLiving w/non-relativesLiving aloneLiving in a census familySource: Census of Canada, 2011Onward/ By 2036, 75 percent of Calgarians will report that they are informed.27,93065,960110,000878,33514%32%54%81%
The City of Calgary Community Profiles7Part A – DemographicsTuscanyTuscany Calgary Family Information (continued)Living arrangementsPersons in privatehouseholds100%Of those not living ina census family70%60%50%40%30%20%10%0%80%60%40%20%0%Living in a censusfamilyTuscanyNot living in acensus familyCalgaryLiving withrelativesLiving withnon-relativesonlyTuscanyLiving aloneCalgarySource: Census of Canada, 2011Census familiesTuscanyCalgaryNumberPer centCensus families5,390100%Couple families4,94092%W/out children at homeWith children at homeLone-parent familiesFemale lone-parentMale er centCensus families296,430100%Couple families253,36085%W/out children at homeWith children at homeLone-parent familiesFemale lone-parentMale lone-parentSource: Census of Canada, 2011Onward/ By 2036, 75 percent of Calgarians will report that they are 8%22%
The City of Calgary Community Profiles8Part A – DemographicsTuscanyTuscany Calgary Family Information (continued)Family sizeTuscanyCalgaryNumberPer centNumberPer centCensus families5,385100%Census families296,430100%Family size: 2 persons1,86535%Family size: 2 persons137,18546%Family size: 3 persons1,17522%Family size: 3 persons67,79523%Family size: 4 persons1,74032%Family size: 4 persons65,35522%Family size: 5 persons61011%Family size: 5 persons26,0959%Source: Census of Canada, 2011Marital statusTuscanyCalgaryNumberPer centPopulation aged 15 lawNot living with spouseor common-law 2,40022554525591%9%26%70%7%16%7%NumberPer centPopulation aged 15 on-lawNot living with spouseor common-law partnerSingleSeparatedDivorcedWidowedSource: Census of Canada, 2011Onward/ By 2036, 75 percent of Calgarians will report that they are ,48086%14%42%70%6%15%9%
The City of Calgary Community Profiles9Part A – DemographicsTuscanyTuscany Calgary Family Information (continued)Children living at homeTuscanyCalgaryNumberPer centNumberPer centChildren in censusfamilies in privatehouseholds7,055100%Children in censusfamilies in privatehouseholds328,550100%Under 6 years of age2,76539%Under 6 years of age84,44026%6 – 14 years2,84040%6 – 14 years110,39034%15 – 17 years5107%15 – 17 years37,90511%18 – 24 years73510%18 – 24 years65,42520%25 years and over2103%25 years and over30,3909%Source: Census of Canada, 20112011 Census of Canada Seniors InformationPopulation 65 years and overTuscanyCalgaryNumberPer centTotal population19,000100%Population up to 64years18,085Population 65 years andover93065 – 69 years70 – 74 years75 – 79 years80 – 84 years85 years and over32525016513060NumberPer centTotal population1,096,830100%95%Population up to 64years987,64590%5%Population 65 years andover109,18510%35%27%18%14%6%65 – 69 years70 – 74 years75 – 79 years80 – 84 years85 years and overSource: Census of Canada, 2011Onward/ By 2036, 75 percent of Calgarians will report that they are %13%
The City of Calgary Community Profiles10Part A – DemographicsTuscanyTuscany Calgary Seniors Information (continued)Seniors populationTotal populationOf those 65 cany65 65-69Calgary70-7475-79Tuscany80-8485 CalgarySource: Census of Canada, 2011Persons 65 years and older in private households by living arrangementsTuscanyCalgaryNumberPer centPersons 65 years andover925100%Not living in a censusfamily27530%Living with relativesLiving w/non-relativesLiving alone*Living in a census family651519065024%5%69%70%NumberPer centPersons 65 years andover99,830100%Not living in a censusfamily32,78533%Living with relativesLiving w/non-relativesLiving alone*Living in a census familySource: Census of Canada, 2011* Indicator of social isolationOnward/ By 2036, 75 percent of Calgarians will report that they are informed.5,8502,17024,76067,05018%7%75%67%
The City of Calgary Community Profiles11Part A – DemographicsTuscanyTuscany Calgary 2011 Census of Canada DwellingsOccupied private dwellings by structural typeTuscanyCalgaryNumberPer centTotal occupied privatedwellings6,410100%Single-detached house5,415Semi-detached house orduplex105Semi-detachedDuplex1005NumberPer centTotal occupied privatedwellings423,420100%84%Single-detached house248,75559%2%Semi-detached house 65560%40%Row house3856%Row house37,4009%Apartment5058%Apartment93,02022%Less than 5 storeys5 storeys or moreOther dwelling50500100%0%0%Less than 5 storeys5 storeys or moreOther dwelling63,53529,4852,09068%32%0%Source: Census of Canada, 2011Dwelling typesCalgaryTuscany16%Singledetachedhouse84%Other dwellingtypesSingledetachedhouse41%59%Source: Census of Canada, 2011Onward/ By 2036, 75 percent of Calgarians will report that they are informed.Other dwellingtypes
The City of Calgary Community Profiles12Part A – DemographicsTuscanyTuscany Calgary 2011 Census of Canada LanguagesKnowledge of official languagesTuscanyCalgaryNumberPer centNumberPer centPopulation excludinginstitutional residents19,000100%Population excludinginstitutional 2090%French50%French1,0050%English and French1,6459%English and French81,4558%Neither English norFrench*1901%Neither English norFrench*25,4252%Source: Census of Canada, 2011*Indicator of social isolationLanguage spoken most often at homeTuscanyCalgaryNumberPer centPopulation excludinginstitutional residents19,000100%Population excludinginstitutional 6579%French951%French6,7301%Non-official language1,6859%Non-official language173,59516%SpanishChinese, inese, 40014,285Multiple languages59514%11%8%7%7%3%Top 5Per centTop 5NumberMultiple languages49,51012%10%8%8%8%5%Source: Census of Canada, 2011n.o.s. not otherwise specifiedFor additional information and results from the Census of Canada, please visit statcan.gc.ca.Onward/ By 2036, 75 percent of Calgarians will report that they are informed.
The City of Calgary Community Profiles13Part A – DemographicsNotesEach item in this document starts from aparticular population. Some items relate tothe total population and some to a subset.For example, the “Number of Persons byAge and Sex” table refers to the totalpopulation whereas the “LivingArrangements” table refers only to thepopulation in private households. Therelationship between the populations isillustrated (right) and terms related to thedifferent populations can be found in theglossary.Throughout this document, the populationis identified and the full population figureis provided as the first row of the relatedtable.Populations (adapted from Statistics Canada 2011In both the original data from StatisticsCensus Dictionary, 98-301-X2011001)Canada and in the compilation of thisdocument, total values may not match theindividual values since totals and sub-totals are independently rounded. Similarly, percentages,which are calculated on rounded data, may not necessarily add up to 100%.Data QualityTwo data sources were used to compile the Part A - Demographics community profiles: the2014 Calgary Civic Census and the 2011 Census of Canada. The data quality of each source isdiscussed below.2014 Calgary Civic CensusCalgary conducts an annual official count of dwelling units and population that lives in thoseunits through door to door physical collection. This count of dwellings and residents may alsoinclude enumeration and other supplementary questions. The 2014 Calgary Civic Census daywas April 1.2011 Census of CanadaA different methodology was used for the 2011 Census of Canada than in previous years. Priorto 2011, the Census consisted of a mandatory short- and long-form questionnaire. In 2011, theCensus of Canada was collected through only a mandatory short-form census questionnaire.Information previously collected in the mandatory long-form census was collected in 2011through the voluntary National Household Survey (NHS). The results of the Census of CanadaOnward/ By 2036, 75 percent of Calgarians will report that they are informed.
The City of Calgary Community Profiles14Part A – Demographicsare highly reliable but this change in methodology has implications for the type and quality ofinformation available through the NHS. These implications will be discussed in Part B –Community Character profile. The 2011 Census of Canada reference day was May 10.Data sources summaryCalgary Civic CensusCensus of CanadaNational Household SurveyFrequencyCurrent yearAnnual2014Every five years2011Initial collection2011AdministratorThe City of CalgaryStatistics CanadaStatistics CanadaCurrent year datacollectedStandard questions: Population Number and type ofdwellingsAdditional questions: Age and sex (every2-3 years) Transportationsurvey (every 5years) Mode oftransportation(every 3 years) Dogs and cats(occasional) Number ofemployed (every 5years)YesShort-form fields: Population Number and type ofdwellings Basic demographics(including age, andsex) Marital status Language Families andhouseholdsNHS fields: Activity limitations Ethnic diversity andimmigration Aboriginal Peoples Mobility and migration Education Labour, place of work andcommuting to work Income and earnings Housing and shelter costsYesNoNoNoYesNot collected incurrent yearIncluded in Part A– Demographics?Included in Part B– CommunityCharacter?In 2011, the short-form questionnaire remained mandatory and contained the same eightquestions as in previous years, with the addition of two language questions. As such it ispossible to make historical comparisons between most variables from the 2011 Census andprevious short-form census data. However, there are some restrictions when makingcomparisons: The definitions of specific variables can change over time and should be reviewed.Statistics Canada advises caution when comparing the 2011 Census language data withthat of previous Censuses because changes in response patterns to mother tongue andhome language have been observed. These changes may be related to modifications madein the placement and context of these questions in the survey.Onward/ By 2036, 75 percent of Calgarians will report that they are informed.
The City of Calgary Community Profiles15Part A – Demographics In some cases major changes to a geographical boundary (for example 2006 and 2013Ward boundaries) may mean that direct comparisons over time are not possible. This is alsotrue for the Calgary Civic Census.The diagram below shows an overview of the changes to the Census of Canada and links eachdataset with the associated community profile.Census of Canada changesSourcesCommunity Profile: Part A – Demographics SourcesNameCalgary CivicCensusCensus ofCanadaCensus ofCanadaYear201420112011AdministratorThe City 4 Civic Census ResultsSemi-Custom Profile, for Custom Geography (Cluster1), 2011 CensusCensus Profile – Age, Sex, Marital Status, Families,Households, Dwellings and Language for Canada,Provinces, Territories, Census Divisions and CensusSubdivisions, 2011 Census.Onward/ By 2036, 75 percent of Calgarians will report that they are informed.
The City of Calgary Community Profiles16Part A – DemographicsGlossaryUnless otherwise noted, the definitions in this glossary are adapted from Statistics CanadaCensus Dictionary, 98-301-X2011001.Census familyRefers to a married couple (with or without children), a common-law couple (withor without children), or a lone parent family. A couple may be of same oropposite sex.Childrenliving at homeRefers to blood, step, or adopted sons and daughters (regardless of age ormarital status) who are living in the same dwelling as their parent(s), as well asgrandchildren in households where there are no parents present. Sons anddaughters who are living with their married spouse or common-law partner, orwith one or more of their own children, are not considered to be members of thecensus family of their parent(s), even if they are living in the same dwelling. Sonsor daughters who do not live in the same dwelling as their parent(s) are notconsidered members of the census family of their parents. Excludes fosterchildren.City ofCalgaryRefers to the Calgary census subdivision (CSD), as defined by StatisticsCanada.CollectivedwellingRefers to a dwelling of a commercial, institutional or communal nature. Examplesof institutional and non-institutional collective dwellings are given below.Collectivedwelling,institutionalIncludes hospitals, nursing homes, group homes, shelters, jails and correctionalfacilities.Collectivedwelling, noninstitutionalIncludes residences for senior citizens, staff residences, lodging and roominghouses, hotels, motels, tourist establishments, campgrounds, school resid
Tuscany Number Per cent Persons in private households 18,995 100% Not living in a census family 1,610 8% Living with relatives Living w/non-relatives Living alone 235 435 940 15% 27% 58% Living in a census family 17,385 92% Calgary Number Per cent Persons in private households 1,082,230 100% Not living in a census family 203,895 19%
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