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WestmountA 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

WestmountA 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 0.0 2 0.1 3 0.1

095-99 0.0 1 0.0 1 0.0

690-94 0.2 10 0.3 16 0.3

1685-89 0.6 22 0.7 38 0.7

2180-84 0.7 37 1.2 58 1.0

5275-79 1.8 51 1.7 103 1.8

4870-74 1.7 70 2.4 118 2.0

6265-69 2.2 83 2.8 145 2.5

11960-64 4.2 101 3.4 220 3.8

16155-59 5.7 161 5.4 322 5.5

22250-54 7.8 210 7.1 432 7.4

26245-49 9.2 282 9.5 544 9.4

23940-44 8.4 234 7.9 473 8.1

29335-39 10.3 306 10.3 599 10.3

23930-34 8.4 250 8.4 489 8.4

36225-29 12.7 346 11.6 708 12.2

24520-24 8.6 312 10.5 557 9.6

15615-19 5.5 148 5.0 304 5.2

10810-14 3.8 114 3.8 222 3.8

945-9 3.3 119 4.0 213 3.7

1350-4 4.8 114 3.8 249 4.3

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.

2,841Total 100.0 2,973 100.0 5,814 100.0

Age Group No. % No. % No. %

Males Females Total

Population by Age and Gender

2005 Municipal Census

WestmountPopulation A Community Profile

of 103





Source: Federal Census, Statistics Canada

of 103

14075+ 5.0 280 9.2 420 7.2

13565 - 74 4.8 175 5.7 310 5.3

9060 - 64 3.2 135 4.4 225 3.8

14555 - 59 5.1 140 4.6 285 4.9

26050 - 54 9.2 180 5.9 440 7.5

24045 - 49 8.5 285 9.4 525 8.9

26040 - 44 9.2 220 7.2 480 8.2

28035 - 39 9.9 295 9.7 575 9.8

25530 - 34 9.0 270 8.9 525 8.9

22025 - 29 7.8 265 8.7 485 8.3

24520 - 24 8.7 265 8.7 510 8.7

15015 - 19 5.3 135 4.4 285 4.9

14010 - 14 5.0 110 3.6 250 4.3

1205 - 9 4.2 155 5.1 275 4.7

1450 - 4 5.1 135 4.4 280 4.8

2,825Total 100.0 3,045 100.0 5,870 100.0

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 12 0.4 12 0.2

1885+ 0.7 39 1.5 57 1.1

3180 - 84 1.2 68 2.5 99 1.9

4975 - 79 1.9 74 2.8 123 2.4

5570 - 74 2.2 80 3.0 135 2.6

5765 - 69 2.2 75 2.8 132 2.5

8460 - 64 3.3 58 2.2 142 2.7

10355 - 59 4.0 107 4.0 210 4.0

13850 - 54 5.4 161 6.0 299 5.7

20845 - 49 8.1 186 7.0 394 7.5

27540 - 44 10.8 263 9.9 538 10.3

25435 - 39 9.9 272 10.2 526 10.1

25630 - 34 10.0 251 9.4 507 9.7

26925 - 29 10.5 233 8.7 502 9.6

20820 - 24 8.1 241 9.0 449 8.6

15115 - 19 5.9 144 5.4 295 5.6

11810 - 14 4.6 126 4.7 244 4.7

1445 - 9 5.6 132 4.9 276 5.3

1390 - 4 5.4 147 5.5 286 5.5

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.

2,557Total 100.0 2,669 100.0 5,226 100.0


Males Females Total




of 103






of 103

11075+ 4.3 210 7.8 320 6.1

13565 - 74 5.3 195 7.2 330 6.3

8060 - 64 3.1 70 2.6 150 2.8

8555 - 59 3.3 125 4.6 210 4.0

14550 - 54 5.7 95 3.5 240 4.6

15045 - 49 5.8 205 7.6 355 6.7

28040 - 44 10.9 185 6.8 465 8.8

26035 - 39 10.1 295 10.9 555 10.5

30530 - 34 11.9 300 11.1 605 11.5

29525 - 29 11.5 240 8.9 535 10.2

17520 - 24 6.8 225 8.3 400 7.6

8515 - 19 3.3 150 5.5 235 4.5

11010 - 14 4.3 120 4.4 230 4.4

1605 - 9 6.2 105 3.9 265 5.0

1900 - 4 7.4 185 6.8 375 7.1

2,565Total 100.0 2,705 100.0 5,270 100.0



Males Females Total


1996 Federal Census


of 103



1996 Federal Census



of 103

9575+ 3.5 240 8.3 335 6.0

15065 - 74 5.5 250 8.6 400 7.1

9560 - 64 3.5 100 3.4 195 3.5

10055 - 59 3.7 100 3.4 200 3.6

10550 - 54 3.9 105 3.6 210 3.7

14545 - 49 5.3 130 4.5 275 4.9

19040 - 44 7.0 230 7.9 420 7.5

30035 - 39 11.0 240 8.3 540 9.6

32530 - 34 11.9 335 11.5 660 11.7

35025 - 29 12.8 340 11.7 690 12.3

27020 - 24 9.9 295 10.2 565 10.0

15015 - 19 5.5 145 5.0 295 5.2

8510 - 14 3.1 80 2.8 165 2.9

1405 - 9 5.1 130 4.5 270 4.8

2250 - 4 8.3 185 6.4 410 7.3

2,725Total 100.0 2,905 100.0 5,630 100.0



Males Females Total


1991 Federal Census


of 103



1991 Federal Census



of 103

7075+ 2.6 230 8.0 300 5.4

15565 - 74 5.8 235 8.2 390 7.0

21055 - 64 7.8 240 8.4 450 8.1

20045 - 54 7.4 210 7.3 410 7.4

37535 - 44 14.0 360 12.6 735 13.2

74525 - 34 27.7 670 23.4 1,415 25.5

35020 - 24 13.0 385 13.4 735 13.2

16015 - 19 6.0 155 5.4 315 5.7

9510 - 14 3.5 100 3.5 195 3.5

1205 - 9 4.5 105 3.7 225 4.1

2050 - 4 7.6 175 6.1 380 6.8


2,685Total 100.0 2,865 100.0 5,550 100.0


Males Females Total


1986 Federal Census


of 103



1986 Federal Census



of 103

15428 4762 196

14327 4461 095

16126 5560 294

14825 6159 393

14724 5958 292

10523 6257 391

11822 5956 690

8821 8155 689

9620 6754 788

9019 7253 587

7318 8252 1086

4317 8751 1085

4816 12450 884

5015 11849 783

6114 10748 982

3213 9847 1881

4612 11346 1580

4911 10745 1979

3410 11144 2178

399 8843 1877

428 8942 2376

447 9541 2275

436 8740 2674

455 11639 1273

434 9338 2472

343 13837 3371

622 14436 2370

561 10635 2569

540 10934 1868


Age No. Age No. Age No.

Population by Single Year of Age


of 103


8933 2967 3100+

10032 2866 0100

10831 4365 099

8230 3864 098

10229 3563 097

Total 5,800

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

9728 3565 0102

10127 2564 0101

10026 3063 0100

10025 2262 099

11124 2961 198

9623 3660 097

9122 4459 296

7521 3258 195

7620 4557 194

7619 4756 293

6218 4255 292

4317 5354 491

5616 4453 390

5815 6752 189

5914 7751 1088

4813 5850 987

4212 7449 1286

4411 6948 985

5110 7147 2884

519 7946 1583

648 10145 1682

397 11544 2281

616 12143 1880

615 10842 2079

474 9241 2378

573 10240 2277

572 8839 2676

711 10338 3275

540 10637 2474





of 103


12Group Count

10536 3073 0110

12435 2772 0109

11434 2571 0108

11533 2970 0107

8932 2269 0106

7931 2468 0105

11030 2367 0104

10429 2866 0103

Total 5,226





WestmountPopulation A Community ProfilePopulation


of 103


4033 967 1100+49 20 24632 1766 010054 11 05631 1465 09952 29 04530 2764 09837 11 05729 1763 09745 18 07928 2562 09675 22 18027 2061 09563 24 07326 3060 19488 25 17325 3559 29375 26 17224 2858 19275 31 14923 3057 19156 32 24622 3056 19072 29 53421 3855 18954 43 54220 4554 48854 22 34419 3753 38746 35 24318 3752 58630 45 52217 4651 38521 41 72116 5750 28427 67 62615 6749 18324 51 62114 5248 38240 55 61813 5147 78114 47 112412 5046 88022 63 72611 4245 77923 65 121910 5444 107815 57 11159 4543 97724 43 9178 4642 147625 43 9247 4641 127520 49 10196 4640 107424 41 16195 5539 57326 61 7204 4638 97223 47 15203 8137 137114 57 20272 6636 117035 78 12331 4435 96923 62 16350 5134 126819 58 6

Total Male 2,834 Total Female 2,966

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

70Ukrainian Catholic 1.2

0Sikh 0.0

0Serbian Orthodox 0.0

0Salvation Army 0.0

1,585Roman Catholic 27.3

150Protestant 2.6

25Presbyterian 0.4

25Pentecostal 0.4

10Pagan 0.2

55Orthodox not included elsewhere 0.9

0Non-denominational 0.0

1,850No Religion 31.8

20Native Indian or Inuit 0.3

30Muslim 0.5

10Methodist 0.2

10Mennonite 0.2

220Lutheran 3.8

25Jewish 0.4

10Jehovah's Witnesses 0.2

0Hutterite 0.0

20Hindu 0.3

65Greek Orthodox 1.1

10Evangelical Missionary Church 0.2

0Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints 0.0

25Christian Reformed Church 0.4

160Christian not included elsewhere 2.8

35Christian and Missionary Alliance 0.6

80Buddhist 1.4

0Brethren in Christ 0.0

190Baptist 3.3

475Anglican 8.2

25Adventist - Seventh-day 0.4

2001 Federal Census

Religious Denomination No. %

Religious Denomination


of 103


590United Church 10.2

40Ukrainian Orthodox 0.7

5,810Total 100.0


2001 Federal Census





of 103


710United Church 12.7

65Ukrainian Catholic 1.2

0Sikh 0.0

10Salvation Army 0.2

1,705Roman Catholic 30.6

30Reformed Bodies 0.5

70Presbyterian 1.3

50Pentecostal 0.9

10Other Religions 0.2

405Other Protestant 7.3

1,430No Religion 25.7

10Mennonite 0.2

215Lutheran 3.9

50Jewish 0.9

25Jehovah's Witnesses 0.4

105Islam 1.9

0Hindu 0.0

115Eastern Orthodox 2.1

15Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints 0.3

45Buddhist 0.8

65Baptist 1.2

445Anglican 8.0

5,575Total 100.0


1991 Federal Census





of 103


256Non Canadian Citizen 4.4

5,558Canadian Citizen 95.6

5,814Total 100.0



Citizenship No. %

Citizenship



of 103


335Non Canadian Citizenship 5.7

5,545Canadian Citizenship 94.3

5,880Total 100.0


2001 Federal Census

Citizenship No. %

Citizenship



of 103



12Group Count 0.2


5,226Total 100.0



Citizenship No. %

Citizenship



of 103




5,280Total 100.0


1996 Federal Census

Citizenship No. %

Citizenship



of 103




5,565Total 100.0


1991 Federal Census

Citizenship No. %

Citizenship



of 103




5,620Total 100.0


1986 Federal Census

Citizenship No. %

Citizenship

WestmountMarital Status A Community ProfileMarital Status


of 103


14Unknown 0.2

200Widowed 3.4

548Separated, divorced 9.4

43Other 0.7

2,719Never Married 46.8

1,832Married 31.5

458Common-law 7.9

5,814Total 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


275Widowed 5.4

195Separated (but still legally married) 3.8

655Divorced 12.9

1,820Legally Married (and not separated) 35.9

2,130Never Legally Married (single) 42.0

5,075Total 100.0


2001 Federal Census


Marital Status



of 103


12Group Count 0.2

253Widowed 4.8

364Common Law 7.0

19Other 0.4

531Separated / Divorced 10.2



5,226Total 100.0




Marital Status



of 103


300Widowed 6.8


500Divorced 11.4



4,395Total 100.0


1996 Federal Census


Marital Status



of 103


355Widowed 7.4


510Divorced 10.6



4,795Total 100.0


1991 Federal Census


Marital Status



of 103


355Widowed 7.5

345Divorced 7.3

2,390Legally Married (includes separated) 50.4


4,740Total 100.0


1986 Federal Census


Marital Status



of 103


3652001

2801996

2701991

2251986


Federal Census

Year No.

Lone Parent Families

WestmountEthnicity A Community ProfileEthnicity


of 103


7,370Multiple Origins 73.9

15Welsh 0.2

280Ukrainian 2.8

10Swedish 0.1

155Scottish 1.6

15Russian 0.2

0Québécois 0.0

105Polish 1.1

20Norwegian 0.2

60North American Indian 0.6

20Métis 0.2

15Lebanese 0.2

110Italian 1.1

95Irish 1.0

0Inuit 0.0

0Haitian 0.0

20Greek 0.2

160German 1.6

95French 1.0

80Filipino 0.8

320English 3.2

25East Indian 0.3

95Dutch (Netherlands) 1.0

20Danish 0.2

150Chinese 1.5

695Canadian 7.0

40British 0.4

0American (USA) 0.0

0Acadian 0.0

2,600Sub Total 26.1

Single Origins No. %


Ethnic Origin2001 Federal Census



of 103



10Welsh 0.1

155Ukrainian 1.8

0Swedish 0.0

190Scottish 2.2

0Russian 0.0

0Portuguese 0.0

110Polish 1.2

10Norwegian 0.1

160North American Indian 1.8

0Metis 0.0

50Jewish 0.6

25Italian 0.3

125Irish 1.4

0Inuit 0.0

10Hungarian (Magyar) 0.1

0Haitian 0.0

10Greek 0.1

165German 1.9

165French 1.9

195Filipino 2.2

245English 2.8

15East Indian 0.2


10Danish 0.1

90Chinese 1.0

450Canadian 5.1

10American 0.1

0Acadian 0.0

2,315Sub Total 26.2






of 103



20Yugoslav 0.4

100Vietnamese 1.8

305Ukrainian 5.5

10Swedish 0.2

10Spanish 0.2

200Scottish 3.6

0Portuguese 0.0

95Polish 1.7

185Other single origins 3.3

10Other British 0.2

25Norwegian 0.4

10Lebanese 0.2

0Korean 0.0

40Jewish 0.7

10Japanese 0.2

50Italian 0.9

195Irish 3.5

45Hungarian (Magyar) 0.8

35Greek 0.6

250German 4.5

175French 3.1

0Finnish 0.0

115Filipino 2.1

720English 12.9

0East Indian 0.0


35Danish 0.6

0Croatian 0.0

150Chinese 2.7

145Canadian 2.6

25Black 0.4

260Aboriginal 4.7

3,330Sub Total 59.7






of 103



340Ukrainian 6.0

0South Asian 0.0

105Polish 1.9

440Other single origins 7.8

40Jewish 0.7

25Italian 0.4

280German 5.0

250French 4.4


230Chinese 4.1

1,360British 24.2

15Black 0.3

140Aboriginal peoples 2.5

3,360Sub Total 59.8






of 103


40Yugoslavia 3.8

30Vietnam 2.9

70United States 6.7

195United Kingdom 18.7

30Ukraine 2.9

0Taiwan 0.0

0Switzerland 0.0

15South Africa, Republic of 1.4

10Portugal 1.0

45Poland 4.3

65Philippines 6.2

215Other 20.6

40Netherlands 3.8

10Morocco 1.0

10Mexico 1.0

0Lebanon 0.0

0Korea, South 0.0

0Jamaica 0.0

35Italy 3.3

10Ireland, Republic of (Eire) 1.0

15India 1.4

45Hong Kong, Special Administrative Region 4.3

0Haiti 0.0

0Guyana 0.0

10Greece 1.0

60Germany 5.7

10France 1.0

0Egypt 0.0

20Croatia 1.9

65China, People's Republic of 6.2

0Austria 0.0

1,045Total 100.0


2001 Federal Census

Place of Birth No. %

Immigrants by Place of Birth

WestmountA Community ProfileEthnicity


of 103

0Sri Lanka 0.0

0South Korea 0.0

10South Africa, Republic of 0.9

0Russian Federation 0.0

0Romania 0.0

0Portugal 0.0

60Poland 5.6

215Philippines 19.9

0Pakistan 0.0

40Other Asia 3.7

85Other 7.9

55Netherlands 5.1

0Malaysia 0.0

10Lebanon 0.9

0Kenya 0.0

10Jamaica 0.9

10Italy 0.9

10Ireland, Republic of (Eire) 0.9

10India 0.9

25Hungary 2.3

10Hong Kong 0.9

15Guyana 1.4

10Greece 0.9

20Germany 1.9

10France 0.9

0Fiji 0.0

25El Salvador 2.3

10Denmark 0.9

10Czechoslovakia 0.9

10Croatia 0.9

35China, People's Republic of 3.2

0Chile 0.0

0Cambodia 0.0

15Austria 1.4

1996 Federal Census



WestmountEthnicity A Community Profile

of 103


0Yugoslavia 0.0

105Vietnam 9.7

100United States of America 9.3


10Ukraine 0.9

10Trinidad and Tobago 0.9

0Tanzania, United Republic of 0.0

1,080Total 100.0


1996 Federal Census





of 103




385Other Europe 35.0

335Other Asia 30.5

25Oceania & Other 2.3

10India 0.9

15Central and South America 1.4

0Caribbean and Bermuda 0.0

20Africa 1.8

1,100Total 100.0


1991 Federal Census





of 103




340Other Europe 29.3

375Other Asia 32.3

25Other Americas 2.2

0Other 0.0

20Oceania 1.7

25Italy 2.2

0India 0.0

0Africa 0.0

1,160Total 100.0


1986 Federal Census





of 103


1601996-2001 15.4

1801991-1995 17.3

1351981-1990 13.0

1901971-1980 18.3

1401961-1970 13.5

235Before 1961 22.6

1,040Total 100.0


2001 Federal Census

Period of Immigration No. %

Immigrants by Period of Immigration



of 103


2801991-1995 25.9

2751981-1990 25.5

1701971-1980 15.7

1151961-1970 10.6

240Before 1961 22.2

1,080Total 100.0


1996 Federal Census





of 103


3201981-1990 29.2

2251971-1980 20.5

1301961-1970 11.9

420Before 1961 38.4

1,095Total 100.0


1991 Federal Census





of 103


1451983-1986 12.2

2051978-1982 17.3

2351967-1977 19.8

2301956-1966 19.4

1751946-1955 14.8

195Before 1946 16.5

1,185Total 100.0


1986 Federal Census





of 103

30Russian 0.5

0Punjabi 0.0

20Portuguese 0.3

55Polish 0.9

0Persian (Farsi) 0.0

100Other languages 1.7

0Ojibway 0.0

0Mandarin 0.0

0Kutchin-Gwich'in (Loucheux) 0.0

0Korean 0.0

65Italian 1.1

0Inuktitut (Eskimo) 0.0

0Hungarian 0.0

10Hindi 0.2

20Greek 0.3

95German 1.6

55Dutch 0.9

10Danish 0.2

25Croatian 0.4

0Creoles 0.0

0Cree 0.0

0Chipewyan 0.0

105Chinese 1.8

25Cantonese 0.4

10Arabic 0.2

Non-Official

170French 2.9

4,725English 80.4

4,895 83.2

Official

Single Responses

Mother Tongue No. %

2001 Federal Census

Mother Tongue


of 103


Multiple Responses 100 1.7

30Vietnamese 0.5

0Urdu 0.0

105Ukrainian 1.8

25Tagalog (Pilipino) 0.4

40Spanish 0.7

0South Slave 0.0

60Serbo-Croatian 1.0

885 15.1

Non-Official

5,880Grand Total 100.0


2001 Federal Census

Mother Tongue



of 103


30Spanish 0.6

0South Slave 0.0

0Serbo-Croatian 0.0

0Punjabi 0.0

0Portuguese 0.0

85Polish 1.6


0Ojibway 0.0

0Norwegian 0.0

0Japanese 0.0

10Italian 0.2


15Hungarian 0.3

0Hindi 0.0

10Greek 0.2

70German 1.3

0Frisian 0.0

60Dutch 1.1

0Dogrib 0.0

0Dene 0.0

0Creoles 0.0

35Cree 0.7

75Chinese 1.4

20Arabic 0.4

Non-Official

165French 3.1

4,160English 79.0

4,325 82.1

Official

Single Responses

Mother Tongue No. %

1996 Federal Census

Mother Tongue


of 103



65Vietnamese 1.2

45Ukrainian 0.9

820 15.6

Non-Official



1996 Federal Census

Mother Tongue



of 103



110Ukrainian 2.0


15Spanish 0.3

0South Slave 0.0

0Punjabi 0.0

5Portuguese 0.1

60Polish 1.1


25Italian 0.4


15Greek 0.3

85German 1.5

35Dutch 0.6

30Cree 0.5

0Chipewyan 0.0

85Chinese 1.5

0Athapaskan languages 0.0

10Arabic 0.2

760 13.5

Non-Official

125French 2.2

4,525English 80.4

4,650 82.6

Official

Single Responses

Mother Tongue No. %



1991 Federal Census

Mother Tongue



of 103



65Vietnamese 1.2

125Ukrainian 2.3


25Spanish 0.5

0Punjabi 0.0

5Portuguese 0.1

55Polish 1.0


25Italian 0.5

20Hungarian 0.4

15Greek 0.3

105German 1.9

40Dutch 0.7

15Cree 0.3

120Chinese 2.2

15Arabic 0.3

780 14.1

Non-Official

145French 2.6

4,390English 79.2

4,535 81.8

Official

Single Responses

Mother Tongue No. %



1986 Federal Census

Mother Tongue

WestmountHousing A Community ProfileHousing


of 103


306 or more persons 1.0

2904-5 persons 9.4

3653 persons 11.9

9902 persons 32.1

1,4051 person 45.6

3,080Total 100.0

Average Number of Persons in Private Household 1.9


Household Size No. %

Households by Size2001 Federal Census



of 103



3154-5 persons 12.3

3553 persons 13.8

8202 persons 32.0

1,0451 person 40.7

2,565Total 100.0







of 103



3104-5 persons 11.3

3553 persons 13.0

9152 persons 33.5

1,1201 person 41.0

2,735Total 100.0







of 103



3054-5 persons 11.7

3653 persons 14.0

8802 persons 33.7

1,0101 person 38.7

2,610Total 100.0







of 103


601996-2001 2.0

851991-1995 2.8

1101986-1990 3.6

2051981-1985 6.7

6351971-1980 20.7

4651961-1970 15.1

7251946-1960 23.6

785Before 1946 25.6

3,070Total 100.0


2001 Federal Census

Period of Construction No. %

Occupied Private Dwellings

Period of Construction



of 103


601991-1996 2.3

1751981-1990 6.8

5651971-1980 22.1

4301961-1970 16.8

6101946-1960 23.8

720Before 1946 28.1

2,560Total 100.0


1996 Federal Census






of 103


851986-1990 3.1

1151981-1985 4.2

6001971-1980 22.0

3651961-1970 13.4

7151946-1960 26.2

850Before 1946 31.1

2,730Total 100.0


1991 Federal Census






of 103


901981-1985 3.4

5351971-1980 20.3

5051961-1970 19.2

7451946-1960 28.3

755Before 1946 28.7

2,630Total 100.0


1986 Federal Census






of 103


1,2672041,063Single-detached house

954Row house

532Rooming house/collective residence

413Other residential

000Manufactured home/mobile home

000Hotel or motel

1025844Duplex/triplex/fourplex

1,344994350Apartment with less than 5 stories

274109165Apartment with 5 or more stories

3,0051,3741,631Total

Structure Type Owned Rented Total

Dwelling Unit by Structure Type and Ownership2005 Municipal Census



of 103


1,328Single-detached house 40.7

10Row house 0.3

7Rooming house/collective residence 0.2

7Other residential 0.2

0Manufactured home/mobile home 0.0

0Hotel or motel 0.0

119Duplex/triplex/fourplex 3.6

1,437Apartment with less than 5 stories 44.0

356Apartment with 5 or more stories 10.9

3,264Total 100.0


Structure Type No. %

Structure Type



of 103



95Semi-detached house 3.1

40Row house 1.3

35Other single-attached house 1.1

0Movable dwelling 0.0

25Apartment, detached duplex 0.8

675Apartment, building that has five or more storeys 22.0

925Apartment, building that has fewer than five storeys 30.1

3,070Total 100.0

2001 Federal Census



Structure Type



of 103



12Row house 0.4

31Rooming house/collective residence 1.1

16Other residential 0.6

0Manufactured/mobile home 0.0

0Hotel or motel 0.0

138Duplex/triplex/fourplex 4.9

102Apartment with 5 or more stories 3.6

1,169Apartment less than 5 stories 41.8

2,799Total 100.0




Structure Type



of 103




40Row house 1.6





1,025Apartment, building that has fewer than five storeys 40.1

2,555Total 100.0


1996 Federal Census



Structure Type



of 103




35Row house 1.3





1,140Apartment, building that has fewer than five storeys 41.6

2,740Total 100.0


1991 Federal Census



Structure Type



of 103


1,475Rented 48.0

1,600Owned 52.0


3,075Total 100.0

Tenure2001 Federal Census

Tenure No. %




of 103


1,450Rented 56.4

1,121Owned 43.6

2,571Total 100.0

Tenure1999 Municipal Census

Tenure No. %




of 103


1,410Rented 55.1

1,150Owned 44.9


2,560Total 100.0


Tenure No. %




of 103


1,545Rented 56.7

1,180Owned 43.3


2,725Total 100.0


Tenure No. %




of 103


1,540Rented 59.0

1,070Owned 41.0


2,610Total 100.0


Tenure No. %


WestmountIncome A Community ProfileIncome


of 103


355$100,000 and over 11.5

130$ 90,000 - $99,999 4.2

105$ 80,000 - $89,999 3.4

165$ 60,000 - $69,999 5.4

255$ 50,000 - $59,999 8.3

370$ 40,000 - $49,999 12.0

410$ 30,000 - $39,999 13.3

445$ 20,000 - $29,999 14.4

465$ 10,000 - $19,999 15.1

190Under $10,000 6.2

$52,805Average Household Income:

3,080Total 100.0


In 2000 Dollars

Income Range ($) No. %

2001 Federal Census

Income by Households



of 103


160$100,000 and over 6.3

75$ 90,000 - $99,999 2.9

70$ 80,000 - $89,999 2.7

135$ 60,000 - $69,999 5.3

200$ 50,000 - $59,999 7.8

240$ 40,000 - $49,999 9.4

310$ 30,000 - $39,999 12.2

445$ 20,000 - $29,999 17.5

575$ 10,000 - $19,999 22.5

275Under $10,000 10.8


2,550Total 100.0


in 1995 Dollars


1996 Federal Census




of 103


405$70,000 and over 14.9

105$ 60,000 - $69,999 3.9

200$ 50,000 - $59,999 7.3

320$ 40,000 - $49,999 11.7

375$ 30,000 - $39,999 13.8

380$ 20,000 - $29,999 13.9

280$ 15,000 - $19,999 10.3

325$ 10,000 - $14,999 11.9

335Under $10,000 12.3


2,725Total 100.0


In 1990 Dollars


1991 Federal Census




of 103


530$50,000 and over 20.1

240$40,000 - $49,999 9.1

180$35,000 - $39,999 6.8

190$30,000 - $34,999 7.2

190$25,000 - $29,999 7.2

215$20,000 - $24,999 8.2

325$15,000 - $19,999 12.3

255$10,000 - $14,999 9.7

335$5,000 - $9,999 12.7

175Under $5,000 6.6


2,635Total 100.0


In 1985 Dollars


1986 Federal Census


WestmountLabour Force A Community ProfileLabour Force


of 103


2,0301151,43525 years and over 480

4003527515-24 years 90

1,710 150 570 2,430Total Males

Males

2,245501,38525 years and over 810

3954526015-24 years 90

1,645 95 900 2,640Total Females

Females

3,355 245 1,470 5,070Total Both


2001 Federal Census

Labour Class EmployedNot

Employed Total

Not In Labour

Force

Labour Force

Labour Force by Age Group



of 103


1,8501501,35025 years and over 350

2653016515-24 years 70

1,515 180 420 2,115Total Males

Males

1,9151051,09525 years and over 715

3703021015-24 years 130

1,305 135 845 2,285Total Females

Females

2,820 315 1,265 4,400Total Both


1996 Federal Census


Employed Total

Not In Labour

Force

Labour Force




of 103


1,8951401,38025 years and over 375

4156528515-24 years 65

1,665 205 440 2,310Total Males

Males

2,0301101,19525 years and over 725

4506525515-24 years 130

1,450 175 855 2,480Total Females

Females

3,115 380 1,295 4,790Total Both


1991 Federal Census


Employed Total

Not In Labour

Force

Labour Force




of 103


2,3202351,59515 years and over 490

1,595 235 490 2,320Total Males

Males

2,4951051,44015 years and over 950

1,440 105 950 2,495Total Females

Females

3,035 340 1,440 4,815Total Both


1986 Federal Census


Employed Total

Not In Labour

Force

Labour Force




of 103


165Wholesale trade 4.6

30Utilities 0.8

135Transportation and warehousing 3.8

385Retail trade 10.8

70Real estate and rental and leasing 2.0

205Public administration 5.8

405Professional, scientific and technical services 11.4

135Other services (except public administration) 3.8

55Mining and oil and gas extraction 1.5

275Manufacturing 7.7

0Management of companies and enterprises 0.0

80Information and cultural industries 2.2

400Healthcare and social assistance 11.2

110Finance and insurance 3.1

320Educational services 9.0

125Construction 3.5

160Arts, entertainment and recreation 4.5

20Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting 0.6

195Administrative and support, and waste management services 5.5

295Accommodation and food services 8.3

3,565Total 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


170Wholesale trade industries 5.6

125Transportation and storage industries 4.1

315Retail trade industries 10.3

70Real estate operator and insurance agent industries 2.3

350Other service industries 11.4

20Mining, quarrying and oil well industries 0.7

325Manufacturing industries 10.6

20Logging and forestry industries 0.7

310Health and social service industries 10.1

120Government service industries 3.9

0Fishing and trapping industries 0.0

60Finance and insurance industries 2.0

195Educational service industries 6.4

220Construction industries 7.2

125Communication and other utility industries 4.1

325Business service industries 10.6

15Agricultural and related service industries 0.5

295Accommodation, food and beverage service industries 9.6

3,060Total 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


155Wholesale trade industries 4.5

155Transportation and storage industries 4.5

420Retail trade industries 12.2

75Real estate operator and insurance agent industries 2.2

380Other service industries 11.0

40Mining (incl. milling), quarrying and oil well industries 1.2

230Manufacturing industries 6.7

10Logging and forestry industries 0.3

295Health and social service industries 8.6

320Government service industries 9.3

0Fishing and trapping industries 0.0

105Finance and insurance industries 3.1

175Educational service industries 5.1

225Construction industries 6.5

195Communication and other utility industries 5.7

360Business service industries 10.5

15Agricultural and related service industries 0.4

285Accommodation, food and beverage service industries 8.3

3,440Total 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


140Wholesale trade 4.2

180Transportation and warehousing 5.3

335Retail trade 10.0

125Real estate and related 3.7

320Other services 9.5

85Mining and oil and gas extraction 2.5

265Manufacturing 7.9

0Logging and forestry industry 0.0

270Healthcare and social assistance 8.0

425Government services 12.6

115Finance and insurance 3.4

165Educational services 4.9

195Construction 5.8

145Communication and utilities 4.3

235Business services 7.0

15Agriculture 0.4

350Accommodation and food services 10.4

3,365Total 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


15Other method 3015

0Taxicab 00

0Motorcycle 1010

35Bicycle 8550

80Walked 16080

265Public transit 430165

120Car, Truck, Van (as passenger) 21595

990Car, Truck, Van (as driver) 2,1651,175

1,590Total 3,0951,505


2001 Federal Census

Mode of Transport Female TotalMale

15 Years and Over

Labour Force by Mode of Transport



of 103


20Other method 4020

0Taxicab 00

0Motorcycle 00

0Bicycle 3535

160Walked 21555

230Public transit 405175

75Car, Truck, Van (as passenger) 13055

720Car, Truck, Van (as driver) 1,7801,060

1,400Total 2,6051,205


1996 Federal Census

Mode of Transport Female TotalMale

15 Years and Over

Labour Force by Mode of Transport



of 103


7Unknown 0.2 7 0.2

21Other 0.7 27 0.9

139Preschool 4.9 120 4.0

142Kind - Gr.6 5.0 153 5.1

66Gr.7 - Gr.9 2.3 80 2.7

59Gr.10 - Gr.12 2.1 65 2.2

161Post Sec. Student 5.7 212 7.1

30Perm. unable to work 1.1 29 1.0

234Retired 8.2 309 10.4

103Unemployed 3.6 97 3.3

4Homemaker 0.1 129 4.3

111Employed 0 - 30 hrs 3.9 261 8.8

1,764Employed 30+ hrs 62.1 1,484 49.9

2,841Total 100.0 2,973 100.0



Age Group

Females

No. %

Males

No. %

Occupation



of 103


0Group Count 0.0 12 0.4

44Other 1.7 43 1.6

146Preschool 5.7 152 5.7

192Kind - Gr.6 7.5 174 6.5

76Gr.7 - Gr.9 3.0 84 3.1

74Gr.10 - Gr.12 2.9 81 3.0

125Post Sec. Student 4.9 156 5.8

27Perm. unable to work 1.1 33 1.2

240Retired 9.4 355 13.3

131Unemployed 5.1 138 5.2

6Homemaker 0.2 143 5.4

84Employed 0 - 30 hrs 3.3 187 7.0

1,412Employed 30+ hrs 55.2 1,111 41.6

2,557Total 100.0 2,669 100.0



Age Group

Females

No. %

Males

No. %

Occupation



of 103


351520Occupation - Not applicable

1052085Processing, manufacturing and utilities

45045Primary industry

41550365Trades, transport and equipment operators and related occupations

845490355Sales and service occupations

240100140Art, culture, recreation and sport

480290190Social science, education, government service and religion

19514055Health occupations

26535230Natural and applied sciences and related occupations

585400185Business, finance and administration occupations

390195195Management occupations

3,6001,7351,865Total

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


603525Occupation - Not applicable

21060150Occupations unique to processing, manufacturing and utilities

20020Occupations unique to primary industry

39525370Trades, transport and equipment operators and related occupations

805475330Sales and service occupations

230100130Occupations in art, culture, recreation and sport

285150135Occupations in social science, education, government service and religion

15012030Health occupations

14010130Natural and applied sciences and related occupations

530350180Business, finance and administrative occupations

305110195Management occupations

3,1301,4351,695Total

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


85085Transport equipment operating occupations

1157540Teaching and related occupations

15015135Product fabricating, assembling & repairing occupations

502030Other crafts and equipment operating occupations

601050Occupations not elsewhere classified

251015Processing occupations

1558075Occupations in social sciences and related fields

201010Occupations in religion

19040150Occupations in natural sciences, engineering and math

16513530Occupations in medicine and health

520300220Service occupations

25025Mining & quarrying, oil & gas field occupations

350105245Sales occupations

50050Material handling and related occupations

440215225Managerial, administrative and related occupations

40040Machining and related occupations

10010Forestry and logging occupations

000Fishing, trapping and related occupations

201010Farming, horticultural and animal husbandry occupations

1850185Construction trades occupations

635510125Clerical and related occupations

1556590Artistic, literary, recreational and related occupations

3,4451,6001,845Total

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


40040Other occupations

251015Other crafts and equipment

60060Material handling and related

1700170Transport

1400140Construction trades

18035145Product fabrication and assembly

35035Machining and related

552035Processing occupations

40040Mining, quarrying, oil and gas

000Forestry and logging

60060Farming, horticulture and animal husbandry

555270285Service occupations

285145140Sales occupations

52543095Clerical and related

1257055Artistic, literary and recreation

19015535Medicine and health

1156550Teaching and related

000Religion

1156550Social science

18560125Natural science, engineering and math

380175205Managerial and administration

3,2801,5001,780Total

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

1986 Federal Census


15 Years and Over


WestmountMobility A Community ProfileMobility


of 103


0.425Territories/Manitoba/Saskatchewan

0.953Outside of Canada

0.635Ontario or Quebec

15.5900Elsewhere in Edmonton

4.4258Elsewhere in Alberta

0.848British Columbia

0.29Atlantic Canada

1,328 22.8Sub Total

%No.Mobile Within Last Year

0.214Unknown

1.056Child less than 1 year

70 1.2Sub Total

%No.Other

36.82,1385 years or more

11.86853 years to less than 5 years

27.41,5931 year to less than 3 years

4,416 76.0Sub Total

%No.Stable

Total 5,814 100.0


Length of Residence2005 Municipal Census

WestmountMobility A Community ProfileMobility


of 103


0.526Territories/Manitoba/Saskatchewan

0.632Outside of Canada

0.739Ontario or Quebec

14.0731Elsewhere in Edmonton

3.2165Elsewhere in Alberta

0.946British Columbia

0.318Atlantic Canada

1,057 20.2Sub Total

%No.Mobile Within Last Year

0.212Group Count

1.158Child less than 1 year

70 1.3Sub Total

%No.Other

41.52,1715 years or more

14.57563 years to less than 5 years

22.41,1721 year to less than 3 years

4,099 78.4Sub Total

%No.Stable

Total 5,226 100.0


Length of Residence1999 Municipal Census

WestmountCrime A Community ProfileCrime

Source: Edmonton Police Service

of 103

Source: Edmonton Police Service

5343402005 464 36

6282802004 545 55

5533702003 469 47

5805902002 483 38

5245302001 426 45

4236002000 325 38

5064601999 421 39

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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Due to variable reporting procedures, counterfeiting currency offences have been excluded for all years reported.

Edmonton Police Service

Year Violent Other CC TotalPropertyCC

Traffic

Type of Crime by Year

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WestmountEducation A Community ProfileEducation


of 103


1,270University with bachelor's degree or higher 26.5

395University without degree 8.2

965College with certificate or diploma 20.1

305College without certificate or diploma 6.4

505Trades certificate or diploma 10.5

450Grades 9 to 13 with high school graduation certificate 9.4

715Grades 9 to 13 without high school graduation certificate 14.9

185Less than grade 9 3.9

4,790Total 100.0


2001 Federal Census

Highest Education No. %

20 Years and Over

Highest Level of Education



of 103


940University with bachelor's degree or higher 21.4


810Non-University with certificate or diploma 18.4

305Non-University without certificate or diploma 6.9



865Grades 9 to 13 without high school graduation certificate 19.7


4,400Total 100.0


1996 Federal Census


15 Years and Over




of 103








1,075Grades 9 to 13 without high school graduation certificate 22.4


4,790Total 100.0


1991 Federal Census


15 Years and Over




of 103








1,245Grades 9 to 13 without high school graduation certificate 25.9


4,810Total 100.0


1986 Federal Census


15 Years and Over




of 103


517Public 75.9

24Private 3.5

1Charter 0.1

133Catholic 19.5

6At home 0.9

681Total 100.0


Type of School No. %

Students (K-12) by Type of School



of 103


4,599Edmonton Public School District Resident

1,215Edmonton Catholic School District Resident

5,814Total



School District No.

School District Residency



of 103


12Group Count

3,950Edmonton Public School District Resident

1,264Edmonton Catholic School District Resident

5,226Total



School District No.

School District Residency


Source: Edmonton Public Schools

of 103

Source: Edmonton Public Schools

2691991 2731999

2551990 2421998

2511989 2181997 2542005

2311988 1971996 2532004

2141987 1971995 2652003

1971986 1801994 2612002

2161985 2171993 2752001

2751984 2591992 2812000

Grades 7-9, Capacity 590, Year Built 1913

Westmount Junior High School

Year No. Year No. Year No.

2531991 2531999

2251990 2781998

2201989 2891997 1552005

1871988 2711996 1952004

1771987 2611995 2192003

1741986 2431994 2302002

1861985 2441993 2602001

1831984 2321992 2602000

Grades K-6, Capacity 365, Year Built 1940

Westglen Elementary School

Year No. Year No. Year No.

2005 Edmonton Public Schools

School Enrollment

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