| Date Published: | June 25, 2008 |
| Author(s): | Fred McMahon |
| Research Topic(s): | Canada Strong & Free |
- Torontonians are worried their city is losing its edge compared to other major Canadian business centers.
- The city of Toronto’s median income has sunk below the national average. In the 2001 census, median income in Toronto was 106 percent of the national average; in the 2006 census, it was below the national average at 96 percent.
- Management occupations in Toronto, which may be viewed as a proxy for the city’s health as a business centre, have been on the decline.
- The negative trend is visible not only in Toronto, but also across the province as a whole. Median income in Ontario grewby 10 percent over the period compared to 16 percent nationally. Moreover, Ontario saw a decline in the number of management occupations over the most recent census period.
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| ISBN: | 1714-6720 |
| Type: | Studies & Reports |
| Files: |
Complete Publication
Compass Research Poll |
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