Census 2002 OF WOOD BUFFALO
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1 Census 2002 THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF WOOD BUFFALO
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3 Census 2002 The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo* 2002 Census was conducted from May 7 to June 30.** The information gathered from the enumeration was used to develop this report and compares 2002 data with information gathered in This Municipal Census was undertaken two years after the 2000 Census as the population of the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo continues to increase. The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo is located in northeastern Alberta. It was established on April 1, 1995 when the City of Fort McMurray and Improvement District No. 143 amalgamated to form the largest regional municipality in North America with an area of 68,454 square kilometers. Fort McMurray is at the center of this dynamic Regional Municipality. It is the largest community within the Municipality. Other communities within the Municipality include Anzac, Conklin, Draper, Fort Chipewyan, Fort Fitzgerald, Fort MacKay, Gregoire Lake Estates, Janvier, Mariana Lake, and Saprae Creek Estates (see map on page 7). These communities offer unique lifestyles. The information in this report is presented under five general headings: Section 1: Population Section 2: Housing Section 3: Employment Section 4: Transportation Section 5: Recreational Vehicles Note: Average percentages presented in the Tables in the Population and the Housing Sections are based on overall totals and not on the average of the areas in the Tables. Anyone requiring additional information is invited to contact the Planning and Development Department, Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo at , or * When the name Wood Buffalo appears in this document it refers to the entire Regional Municipality including all population centers. * * Enumeration, data analyses, and report preparation were conducted by the Institute for Business and Professional Development at Keyano College. Wood Buffalo Census
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5 Table of Contents Section 1: Population Page Population in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo by Area.. 6 Population Distribution in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo Population in Fort McMurray by Area. 8 Population Distribution in Fort McMurray... 9 Population Analysis by Sex and Area in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo.. 10 Population Analysis by Sex and Area in Fort McMurray 11 Percentage of Residents by Age Group in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo Percentage of Residents by Sex and Age Group in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo.. 13 Total Population by Sex and Age Group in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo.. 14 Length of Time Residents have Lived in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo.. 15 Education Levels of Residents in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo.. 16 Education Levels of Male and Female Residents in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo 17 Percentage of Residents who Attended an Educational Institution During the 2001/2002 School Year.. 18 Migration Patterns of Residents in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo Section 2: Housing Total Number of Housing Units in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo Percentage of Dwelling Type in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo Percentage of Dwelling Type in Fort McMurray Average Number of Persons by Dwelling Type in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo. 24 Average Number of Persons by Dwelling Type in Fort McMurray Percent Tenancy Distribution in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo Percent Tenancy Distribution in Fort McMurray. 27 Section 3: Employment Employment Trends in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo Type of Employment and Employment Locations in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo.. 30 Section 4: Transportation Percentage of Residences that have 0 to 10 Vehicles and the Total Number of Vehicles in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo. 32 Percentage and Number of Fort McMurray and Regional Hamlet Residents Indicating a Need for the Use of a Bus for People with Disabilities. 33 Section 5: Recreational Vehicles Number of Recreational Vehicles in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo.. 35 Wood Buffalo Census
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7 SECTION 1 POPULATION Wood Buffalo Census
8 Population in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo by Area Area Anzac Conklin Draper Fort Chipewyan 1,036 1,012 Fort Fitzgerald* 30 Fort MacKay Fort McMurray 42,156 47,240 Gregoire Lake Estates Hinterland* 122 Janvier Mariana Lake Saprae Creek Work Camps** 5,903 8,063 Total 51,406 58,317 The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo, situated in north eastern Alberta, encompasses Fort McMurray and a number of smaller communities stretching from Fort Chipewyan in the north to Mariana Lake in the south. The majority of the population resides in Fort McMurray situated at the confluence of the Athabasca and Clearwater Rivers (see map page 7). * Fort Fitzgerald was not enumerated in the 2000 Census and the Hinterland population was included in the enumeration of the regional communities for the 2002 Census. ** Work Camps house oil sands workers, etc. in the rural areas of Wood Buffalo. 6 Wood Buffalo Census 2002
9 Population Distribution in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo Work camps population = 8,063. Wood Buffalo Census
10 Population in Fort McMurray by Area Area Abasand 4,649 4,061 Beacon Hill 2,336 2,480 Gregoire 3,188 3,856 Lower Townsite 9,561 11,831 Thickwood 15,995 17,015 Timberlea 5,748 7,336 Waterways Total 42,156 47,240 Since the previous Census in 2000, Fort McMurray has seen a large population growth in areas experiencing new development. These areas include Gregoire, the Lower Townsite, Thickwood, and Timberlea (see map page 9). 8 Wood Buffalo Census 2002
11 Population Distribution in Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo Census
12 Population Analysis by Sex and Area in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo There is a greater percentage of males (53.7%) than females (46.3%) in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo. An analysis of the gender reveals that there is a greater percentage of males than females in all regions with the exception of Fort Chipewyan. Area* Male % Female % Anzac Fort Chipewyan Fort MaKay Fort McMurray Gregoire Lake Janvier Saprae Creek Average * Gender data were not available for Conklin, Draper, Fort Fitzgerald, and Mariana Lake. 10 Wood Buffalo Census 2002
13 Population Analysis by Sex and Area in Fort McMurray Area Male % Female % Abasand Beacon Hill Gregoire Lower Townsite Thickwood Timberlea Waterways Average Wood Buffalo Census
14 Percentage of Residents by Age Group in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo Age Group Total Wood Buffalo Census 2002
15 Percentage of Residents by Sex and Age in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo Percentage of Total Wood Buffalo Population for Male and Female Residents by Age % Total Population Age Categories (Years) Male Female Age Male Female Wood Buffalo Census
16 Total Population by Sex and Age Group in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo Age Group Male Female Total 0-4 1,776 1,800 3, ,966 1,948 3, ,211 2,088 4, ,239 1,929 4, ,274 1,978 4, ,404 1,947 4, ,336 2,103 4, ,392 2,121 4, ,747 2,378 5, ,636 1,956 4, ,107 1,375 3, , , Subtotal 27,135 23,119 50,254 Work Camps* 8,063 Total Population 58,317 * Gender data is not available for the Work Camps. The average age of residents in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo is 29.9 years, up from 29.2 years in The average age for males, 30.5 years, is higher than females, 29.1 years. 14 Wood Buffalo Census 2002
17 Length of Time Residents have Lived in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo Length of Time in Wood Buffalo Length of Time in Wood Buffalo 20+ Years 11 to 20 Years 6 to 10 Years 3 to 5 Years 1 to 2 Years 7 to 12 Months 0 to 6 Months % Residents Wood Buffalo Census
18 Education Levels of Residents in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo Highest Level of Education Post-graduate Degree 1.85 University Degree 9.05 Some University 3.68 College Certificate / Diploma Some College 5.56 Apprentice / Journeyman 9.54 High School Diploma Some High School K % Residents 16 Wood Buffalo Census 2002
19 Education Levels of Male and Female Residents in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo Highest Level of Education by Sex Post-graduate Degree University Degree Some University College Certificate / Diploma Some College Apprentice / Journeyman High School Diploma Some High School K % Residents Male Female Wood Buffalo Census
20 Percentage of Residents who Attended an Educational Institution During the 2001/2002 School Year Percentage of Residents Who Did and Who Did Not Attend an Educational Instituion During the 2001/2002 School Year Full Time Part Time Did Not Attend Percentage of Residents Who Attended an Educational Institution During the 2001/2002 School Year % Residents Male Female Full Time Part Time 18 Wood Buffalo Census 2002
21 Migration Patterns of Residents in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo Migration Patterns of Wood Buffalo Residents (Where Moved From In Last 12 Months) % Residents Fort McMurray* 0.38 Other RMWB Other Alberta Other Canada 0.42 Other Country * This data indicates the percentage of residents who moved within Fort McMurray. The percentage of Wood Buffalo residents who indicated they expect to leave the region in the next 12 months was 6.5% (3233 residents). However, 67% of residents who indicated they expect to retire within the next 12 months plan to remain in Wood Buffalo (378 residents). Wood Buffalo Census
22 SECTION 2 HOUSING 20 Wood Buffalo Census 2002
23 Total Number of Housing Units in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo Dwelling Type Detached Single Family 5,905 6,895 6,758 7,545 Duplex Townhouse 1,412 1,504 1,418 1,508 Apartment 3,219 3,679 3,238 3,679 Mobile Home 1,627 2,157 1,830 2,283 Other Totals 13,321 15,032 14,475 15,863* * No housing data was available for Conklin, Draper, Fort Fitzgerald, and Mariana Lake. The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo has seen housing starts increase. The primary area of growth in the Region is in Fort McMurray. A variety of housing types are being developed to meet the demands of the expanding oil sands industry. Wood Buffalo Census
24 Percentage of Dwelling Type in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo Area Single Family Semi- Detached Townhouse Apartment Mobile Home Other Total Anzac Fort Chipewyan Fort MacKay Fort McMurray Gregoire Lake Estates Janvier Saprae Creek Average Wood Buffalo Census 2002
25 Percentage of Dwelling Type in Fort McMurray Area Single Family Semi- Detached Townhouse Apartment Mobile Home Other Total Abasand Beacon Hill Gregoire Lower Townsite Thickwood Timberlea Waterways Average Wood Buffalo Census
26 Average Number of Persons per Dwelling Type in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo Area* Single Family Semi- Detached Townhouse Apartment Mobile Home Other Anzac Fort Chipewyan Fort MacKay Fort McMurray Gregoire Lake Estates Janvier Saprae Creek Average * Rural areas have a smaller variety of dwelling types (see page 22). 24 Wood Buffalo Census 2002
27 Average Number of Persons per Dwelling Type in Fort McMurray Single Family Semi- Detached Townhouse Mobile Home Area Apartment Other Abasand Beacon Hill Gregoire Lower Townsite Thickwood Timberlea Waterways Average Wood Buffalo Census
28 Percent Tenancy Distribution in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo Area Own Lease to Purchase Rent/Lease Anzac Fort Chipewyan Fort MacKay Fort McMurray Gregoire Lake Estates Janvier Saprae Creek Average * * The average ownership of dwellings in Wood Buffalo has increased from 63.7% in Wood Buffalo Census 2002
29 Percent Tenancy Distribution in Fort McMurray Area* Own Lease to Purchase Rent/Lease Abasand Beacon Hill Gregoire Lower Townsite Thickwood Timberlea Waterways Average * * The average ownership of dwellings in Fort McMurray has increased from 62.7% in Wood Buffalo Census
30 Section 3 Employment 28 Wood Buffalo Census 2002
31 Employment Trends in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo Employment Status Full Time Part Time Retired Seeking Work Maternity Leave Disability Leave Homemaker Not Seeking Work Under 14 Years Refused to Answer Don't Know % Residents The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo s labour force has a consistent high rate of participation. The Region is experiencing significant new growth in the Oil Sands industry. As a percentage of the total population, the workforce has increased to 69.8% in 2002, up from 62.7% in Of those employed, only 4.2% indicated they were working at more than one job. However, 10.0% of the employed residents refused to answer this question. Wood Buffalo Census
32 Type of Employment and Employment Locations in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo Of those residents who indicated they were employed, 24.1% were employed by an Oil Sands / Oil / Gas Company, 18.8% by a contractor for Oil Sands / Oil / Gas Company, 43.2% by some other type of employer. However, 13.8% either refused to answer or indicated they did not know. Area % Abasand Beacon Hill Gregoire / MacKenzie 2, Lower Townsite 7, Thickwood 2, Timberlea Waterways Anzac Reserves in Anzac Conklin Draper Fort Chipewyan Reserves in Fort Chipewyan Fort MacKay Reserves in Fort MacKay Gregoire Lake Estates Janvier Reserves in Janvier Saprae Creek Airport Work Camp Other RMWB Area 22, Other Alberta Other Canada Other Country Refused to Answer 3, Don t Know 1, Total 40, The primary source of employment in The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo is related to the Oil Sands industry which employs 62.6% of the Region s workforce. The Lower Townsite in Fort McMurray is the second largest source of employment with 17.9% of the Region s workforce. 31.6% of the Region s work force works within Fort McMurray, while 57.2% work in the rural regions of Wood Buffalo. 0.7% indicated they work outside of The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo. 10.5% refused to answer or did not know. 30 Wood Buffalo Census 2002
33 Section 4 Transportation Wood Buffalo Census
34 Percentage of Residences that have 0 to 10 Vehicles and the Total Number of Vehicles in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo % Residences Percentage of Residences by Number of Vehicles per Residence Number of Vehicles Fort McMurray residents reported that they operated 27,989 vehicles (cars, trucks, vans, motorcycles, etc.). Residents from the regional hamlets reported that they operated 1,549 vehicles. The total number of vehicles operated in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo is 29,538. Residents in Wood Buffalo operate, on average, 1.9 vehicles per residence. 32 Wood Buffalo Census 2002
35 Percentage and Number of Fort McMurray and Regional Hamlet Residents Indicating a Need for the Use of a Bus for People with Disabilities Fort McMurray Percent Total Abasand Beacon Hill Gregoire Lower Townsite Thickwood Timberlea Waterways Total Regional Hamlets Percent Total Anzac Fort Chipewyan Fort MacKay Gregoire Lake Estates Janvier Saprae Creek Total Wood Buffalo Census
36 Section 5 Recreational Vehicles 34 Wood Buffalo Census 2002
37 Number of Recreational Vehicles in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo Recreational Vehicle Fort McMurray Hamlets Total Power Boat 1, ,628 Canoe Personal Watercraft (seadoos, etc.) Snowmobile 2, ,098 All Terrain Vehicle (quads, trikes, etc.) 2, ,140 Dirt Bike RV / Camper 2, ,117 Total 11, ,720 Wood Buffalo Census
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