Simcoe County Data Consortium May 11 2018 Simcoe

Simcoe County Data Consortium May 11, 2018 Simcoe County Administration Building

Overview CDP Updates New Business Local Updates Next Meeting SIMCOE COUNTY DATA CONSORTIUM 2

Contract Update 2017 -2022 Simcoe Data Consortium Members • • • Canadian Mental Health • Association Catholic Family Services of • Simcoe County Catulpa Community Family • Services Children's Treatment Network • of Simcoe Children, Youth and Family • Coalition • Community Connection County of Simcoe • New Path Youth and Family • Services of Simcoe County North Simcoe Muskoka Local • Health Integration Network (NSM LHIN) SIMCOE COUNTY DATA CONSORTIUM Early. ON Child and Family Centre - Simcoe North Research Analyst Program (Georgian College) Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre Simcoe County District School Board Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit Simcoe Muskoka Family Connexions Town of Collingwood Township of Tay United Way of Greater Simcoe County • Data to be purchased in 2017 -2018, Schedule B • Data terms of use, Schedule C 3

CDP Updates Working Groups Leads Teleconference meeting updates: § The last meeting took place in November, 2017 § Custom Geographies update Data Purchase and Access Working Group Meeting • Trans. Union data – 2018 q 1 • Should get this in the 2 nd quarter • Target Group Population Profiles submitted • Table Based Tabulations will appear on the website soon Table Specifications • Working Poor • Using the same definition as the Metcalfe Foundation • Expanded Selected characteristics dimension to include detailed Visible minority classifications • Change age groupings to 18 -24 instead of 15 -24 • Added Working poor status dimension SIMCOE COUNTY DATA CONSORTIUM The Metcalf Foundation defines a member of the working poor as someone who: • has an after-tax income below the Low-income measure (LIM), • has earnings of at least $3, 000 a year, • is between the ages of 18 and 64, • is not a student, and • lives independently. 4

Community Data Program Updates § The Community Data Program website has been updated! § How to find data § Annual meeting will be held on May 23 -25, 2018 in Guelph, Ontario. § The Community Data Project’s Annual Report is now available on the website SIMCOE COUNTY DATA CONSORTIUM 5

CDP Updates Data Releases New tables • After-tax Low-Income Status of tax filers and dependents for couple and lone-parent families by family composition (2004 -2015), multiple tables; • Visible Minority (15), Individual Low-income Status (6), Low -income Indicators (4), Generation Status (4), Age (6) and Sex (3) for the Population in Private Households of Canada, Provinces and Territories, Census Divisions and Census Subdivisions, 2016 Census; • F-19 Tax filer data: Census families by family type and family composition including before and after-tax family income (2005 -2015), multiple tables • Visible Minority (15), Income Statistics (17), Generation Status (4), Age (10) and Sex (3) for the Population Aged 15 Years and Over in Private Households of Canada, Provinces and Territories, Census Divisions and Census Subdivisions, 2016 Census; • F-20 Tax Filer: After-tax low-income status of census families (census family low income measures, CFLIM-AT) by family type and family composition, adjusted, 2006 • Labour Force Status (8), Visible Minority (15), Immigrant Status and Period of Immigration (11), Highest Certificate, Diploma or Degree (7), Age (13 A) and Sex (3) for the Population Aged 15 Years and Over in Private Households of Canada, Census Divisions and Census Subdivisions, 2016 Census. SIMCOE COUNTY DATA CONSORTIUM 6

CDP Updates Data Releases New tables • Postal Code Conversion File, June 2017 • Mortgage dept, 2017 Q 1 • Canadian business counts, establishment and location counts, employment size and North American Industry Classification System (NAICS), December 2017. • Credit and Bankruptcy Scores, 2017 Q 1 § Canadian business patterns data provide counts of active establishments by industry classification and employment size categories. • Welfare Incomes, 2016 § This dataset lists welfare incomes for four different household types in each province: a single employable person, a single person with a disability, a lone parent with a 2 -year-old child and a two-parent family with two children aged 10 and 15. SIMCOE COUNTY DATA CONSORTIUM • Non-mortgage consumer dept, 2017 Q 1 • Canadian Financial Assets, 2015 To download recently added data tables click here 7

CDP Updates Data Releases New profiles • Target Group Population Profiles: § LIM-AT population § Profile of Immigrants § Profile of Recent Immigrants § The population by age groups (Total – Age; 0 to 14 years; 0 to 6 years; 7 to 14 years; 15 to 24 years; 25 to 34 years; 35 to 44 years; 45 to 54 years; 55 to 64 years; 65 to 74 years; 75 to 84 years; 85 years and over; 0 to 17 years; 18 years and over) § Profile of Aboriginal Identity § Profile of Lone Parents § Profile of population by main mode of commuting to work § Profile of visible minority § Profile of the Francophone population § Profile of population by employment SIMCOE COUNTY DATA CONSORTIUM 8

CDP Updates What is a Target Group Profile? § Target group profiles (TGP) provide Census Profile variables for a subset, or target group, of the population. Outputs: a) Profiles focusing on a target groups (Immigrants, Seniors 65+, Children 0 -6 year old, etc. ) b) Comparisons among different population groups (e. g. demographics of employed and unemployed people, characteristics of different age groups of population, etc. ) c) Community snapshots, infographics, etc. SIMCOE COUNTY DATA CONSORTIUM 9

Francophone Population in Simcoe County, 2016 In 2009, the Ontario Office of Francophone Affairs introduced the Inclusive Definition of Francophone (IDF). Under the new IDF definition, Francophones are “persons whose mother tongue is French, plus those whose mother tongue is neither French nor English but have a particular knowledge of French as an Official Language and use French at home. (Office of the French Language Services Commissioner, LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF ONTARIO) French as Mother Tongue 12, 430 Francophone 13, 660 Knowledge of French 32, 085 French Spoken Most Often at Home 4, 680 SIMCOE COUNTY DATA CONSORTIUM • French only • 10, 640 • French and other language(s) • 1, 795 • • French only 360 English and French 31, 725 • French Only • 3, 595 • French and other language(s) • 1, 085

Training and Capacity Building • Webinars (e. g. Taxfiler, CDP orientation, etc. ) • Presentations and training available online (CDP Website) • LIP – CDP Orientation - link • Using the CDP Catalogue and Beyond 20/20 with Michael Ditor (CDP) – link • In person training • As needed SIMCOE COUNTY DATA CONSORTIUM 11

New Business: 2016 Census Reports Age and Sex Language New: Income SIMCOE COUNTY DATA CONSORTIUM Aboriginal Population Marital Status, Families and Households New: Immigration and Ethnocultural Diversity 12

2016 Census Report: Income For the first time in 2016, the Census of Population Program gathered income information solely from administrative data sources. Household Income Individual Income • By gender • By income types Economic Family Income • By family structures Low-income • By age category • Prevalence of Low-income SIMCOE COUNTY DATA CONSORTIUM * Dollar amounts have been inflated where necessary to 2015 constant dollars using the consumer price index (CPI). * The income data used for the 2016 Census is based on income information collected in 2015. 13

2016 Census Report: Aboriginal Population Aboriginal Identity • By age category Total Aboriginal Population n = 21, 955 Aboriginal Group • Single and multiple responses Registered or Treaty Indian Status Aboriginal Ancestry SIMCOE COUNTY DATA CONSORTIUM The term “Aboriginal” was used in the 2016 Census questionnaire to refer to First Nations people, Métis and Inuit living in Canada. This term is used throughout related census products. Statistics Canada is currently in the process of developing a consultation and testing strategy to determine the terminology that will be used when referring to these populations in the next census and in future surveys. 14

2016 Census Report: Immigration and Ethnocultural Diversity Immigration • By immigrant status • By admission category • By places of birth Citizenship Visible Minorities • By age category Ethnic Origin • Single and multiple responses SIMCOE COUNTY DATA CONSORTIUM 15

2018 Children, Youth and Family Profile Part I: Children and Youth (0 -24 years) • Population Change • Children by Family Characteristics (0 -14 years) • Low-income Status • Structural Type of Dwelling • Language • Francophone • Immigration and Ethnocultural Diversity • Aboriginal Identity • Education (20 -24 years) SIMCOE COUNTY DATA CONSORTIUM 16

2018 Children, Youth and Family Profile Part II: Family • • Census Family Structure Census Families with Children Lone-parent Families Family Size Household Types Household Income for Census Families* *The household type relates to one-census-family households. SIMCOE COUNTY DATA CONSORTIUM 17

Future Work 2016 Census Reports: • Housing • Education • Labour Population Profiles: • Children 0 -6 Years Old Profile • Children 7 -12 Years Old Profile • Immigrants and Recent Immigrants Profile • Seniors 65+ SIMCOE COUNTY DATA CONSORTIUM simcoe. ca/communitydata 18

Local Updates: Results Based Accountability Implementation SIMCOE COUNTY DATA CONSORTIUM 19

Local Updates: 2018 Enumeration SIMCOE COUNTY DATA CONSORTIUM 20

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Next meeting Fall 2018– Date TBD

For more information contact: Michelle Henderson, Program Supervisor, at michelle. henderson@simcoe. ca Olga Belanovskaya, Research Analyst, at olga. belanovskaya@simcoe. ca