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- BC Stats This link opens in a new windowProvides free access to current reports and statistics from British Columbia's central statistical agency: Census of Canada and aboriginal population tables, regional statistics and maps, exports and imports, business, industry and environmental statistics, and social and economic data. Includes articles from the following publications: Infoline, Business Indicators, Consumer Price Index, Earnings and Employment Trends, Exports (BC Origin), Labour Force Statistics, Major Projects Inventory, Population Highlights.
- State of the Basin This link opens in a new windowProvides access to research on economic, social, cultural and environmental aspects of communities & regions in the Columbia Basin including the Kootenays.
- Statista This link opens in a new windowA statistics portal that integrates data from thousands of sources. Excellent source for consumer market research.
- Statistics Canada This link opens in a new windowCurrent statistics and reports from Canada's central statistical agency. Data tables include CANSIM and the Census. Statistics can be accessed by subject area including: Aboriginal peoples, business, environment, health, population and science. Statistics Canada publications include The Daily, Health Reports, various research papers, and much more.
- Smart Kootenays Transit Pilot Project"The Smart Kootenays Digital Mobility platform will involve the development and beta testing of the Smart Kootenays Digital Mobility (SKDM) platform and will include digital inclusion and open data capacity building efforts focused on technology adoption and the identification, standardization and integration of transportation data, including, but not limited to, road safety (e.g. data generated by sensors on snow plows), and efficiency (e.g. road closures and wait times associated with construction and natural disasters - avalanches, floods, wildfire), both within and between our West Kootenay communities."
- Trail Area Health and Environment Program"The Family Health Program works with families in the Trail area to prevent children’s exposure to lead and promote children’s healthy development."
- 2019 Teck Serv Housing ReportThis project provides a detailed overview of the state of housing within Castlegar, Nelson, Trail, Rossland, Fruitvale, Warfield, Montrose, Regional District of Central Kootenay Electoral Areas E, F, I, J and Regional District of Kootenay Boundary Electoral Areas A and B.
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