Central Erin Mills. Community Profile

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1 CITY OF MISSISSAUGA Planning and Building Department February, 2004 Community Profile History The Credit River valley was exclusively the domain of the (native band, part of the Ojibway tribe), from the late seventeenth century to the early nineteenth century. By 1820 the area known as the Central Erin Planning District was available for settlement, following the second purchase from the band, including the area they had previously reserved, which extended for one mile on either side of the Credit River. The pioneers followed quickly, and an 1877 map shows the area dotted with farm houses. Early in the 1830s William Comfort built a mill on the Credit River, which became a refuge for William Lyon Mackenzie during the 1837 Rebellion. The Barber Brothers established their woollen-mill on this site in 1853, and the village of Barbertown, now part of the, was born. McCarthy Milling still operates a grist mill in these buildings. Another local industry was brick making, which gives McFarren Blvd. its name. The first commercial brickyard was established in 1880 and operated for over a century. By 1983, when the present district plan was being prepared, was largely undeveloped. Today, Central Erin is a growing community, with family homes and green space, and a landmark Town Centre. Table Total Population as a % of Male 14, , % Fem ale 14, , % Total 29, , %, Leading Today for Tomorrow

2 Page 2 City of, Planning and Building Department February 2004 Figure 1. Population Pyramid Percent Male Female Table 2 - Age Groups Age Group Male % Female % Total % Male % Female % Total % 0-4 1, % 1, % 2, % 20, % 19, % 40, % 5.1% 5-9 1, % 1, % 2, % 23, % 22, % 45, % 5.6% , % 1, % 2, % 23, % 21, % 44, % 5.5% , % 1, % 2, % 22, % 21, % 43, % 5.4% , % % 1, % 21, % 20, % 41, % 4.5% % % 1, % 19, % 21, % 41, % 3.7% % 1, % 2, % 23, % 25, % 48, % 4.5% , % 1, % 3, % 28, % 29, % 57, % 5.3% , % 1, % 3, % 26, % 28, % 55, % 5.5% , % 1, % 2, % 23, % 24, % 47, % 5.3% , % % 2, % 20, % 20, % 41, % 4.9% % % 1, % 14, % 14, % 29, % 4.1% % % % 10, % 11, % 22, % 3.9% % % 1, % 15, % 16, % 31, % 3.3% % % % 7, % 11, % 18, % 2.7% Total 14, % 14, % 29, % 301, % 309, % 610, % 4.8%

3 February 2004 City of, Planning and Building Department Page 3 Rank Ethnic Origin Table 3 - Population by Ethnic Origin (Single Responses) Ethnic origin refers to the ethnic or cultural origins of a person's ancestors. An ancestor is someone from whom a person is descended and is usually more distant than a grandparent. It is not the same as place of birth, citizenship or nationality. People who responded to more than one category were counted as multiple responses. % % 1 East Indian 3, % 56, % 6.4% 2 Chinese 3, % 32, % 10.9% 3 Canadian 1, % 43, % 4.3% 4 Italian 1, % 30, % 4.5% 5 Portuguese % 24, % 3.7% 6 English % 24, % 2.8% 7 Polish % 28, % 2.3% 8 Filipino % 21, % 3.1% 9 Croatian % 6, % 9.6% 10 Jamaican % 14, % 4.0% 11 Irish % 8, % 4.9% 12 Scottish % 9, % 3.5% 13 Egyptian % 3, % 9.0% 14 German % 6, % 5.3% 15 Pakistani % 8, % 3.4% 16 Arab, n.i.e % 3, % 7.1% 17 South Asian, n.i.e % 5, % 4.1% 18 Ukrainian % 7, % 2.9% 19 Korean % 4, % 4.3% 20 Lebanese % 3, % 6.7% Other Single Responses 3, % 92, % 3.8% Multiple Responses 8, % 173, % 4.9% Total Responses 29, % 610, % 4.8% Rank Table 4 - Total Population by Home Language (Top 10 Single Responses) Home language is the language spoken most frequently. Some people may have indicated more than one language if multiple languages were spoken equally often. Language % % 1 English 22, % 452, % 5.0% 2 Cantonese 1, % 10, % 11.6% 3 Chinese, n.o.s. 2 1, % 10, % 10.3% 4 Urdu % 12, % 5.4% 5 Punjabi % 21, % 3.0% 6 Arabic % 9, % 5.2% 7 Polish % 22, % 2.1% 8 Mandarin % 2, % 13.4% 9 Croatian % 3, % 8.8% 10 Hindi % 3, % 9.6% 1 n.i.e. - not included elsewhere 2 n.o.s. - not otherwise specified

4 Page 4 City of, Planning and Building Department February 2004 Rank Place of Birth Table 5 - Place of Birth for Immigrants % % 1 India 1, % 33, % 5.6% 2 Hong Kong 1, % 9, % 14.6% 3 China, People's Republic of % 8, % 9.7% 4 United Kingdom % 18, % 4.4% 5 Pakistan % 13, % 5.7% 6 Poland % 24, % 2.4% 7 Philippines % 18, % 3.1% 8 Portugal % 13, % 3.4% 9 Jamaica % 12, % 3.2% 10 Taiwan % 2, % 17.8% All other places of birth 5, % 130, % 4.1% Total 13, % 285, % 4.7% Rank Place of Birth % % 1 Pakistan % 8, % 4.6% 2 India % 12, % 3.0% 3 Hong Kong % 1, % 21.1% 4 China, People's Republic of % 2, % 6.5% 5 Taiwan % % 18.2% 6 United States % 1, % 10.2% 7 Saudi Arabia % 1, % 9.5% 8 Iran % 1, % 6.6% 9 United Kingdom % % 8.2% 10 Poland % 1, % 2.5% All other places % 28, % 1.9% Total 2, % 60, % 3.8% Table 6 - Place of Birth for Immigrants Arriving Between 1996 and 2001

5 February 2004 City of, Planning and Building Department Page 5 Period of Immigration Table 7 - Total Population by Immigration Characteristics Table 7a - Total Immigrant Population by Period of Immigration % % Before % 21, % 3.0% , % 33, % 4.1% , % 50, % 5.5% , % 65, % 4.9% , % 54, % 5.8% , % 60, % 3.8% Total 13, % 285, % 4.7% Table 7b - Total Immigrant Population by Age at Immigration 0-4 years 1, % 24, % 5.1% 5-19 years 3, % 80, % 4.8% 20 years and over 8, % 180, % 4.6% Total 13, % 285, % 4.7% Table 7c - Total Population 15 Years of Age and Over by Generation Status Generation status refers to when a respondent or the respondent's ancestors become residents of Canada. The 1st generation refers to an individual born outside of Canada who represents the first generation to live in Canada. The 2nd generation refers to an individual whose parents were born outside of Canada and the 3rd generation and over refers to individuals with grandparents or previous ancestors born outside of Canada. 1st generation 12, % 270, % 4.7% 2nd generation 4, % 100, % 4.9% 3rd generation and over 4, % 108, % 4.2% Total 22, % 479, % 4.6% Table 8 - Total Population by Selected Religions Religion refers to specific religious denominations, groups or bodies as well as to sects, cults or other religiously defined communities or systems of belief. Rank Religion % % 1 Roman Catholic 11, % 252, % 4.5% 2 No Religion 4, % 71, % 6.1% 3 Muslim 2, % 41, % 5.5% 4 Anglican 1, % 37, % 4.8% 5 Hindu 1, % 29, % 6.1% 6 United Church 1, % 37, % 3.9% 7 Sikh % 23, % 4.2% 8 Buddhist % 11, % 7.2% 9 Christian n.i.e % 17, % 4.6% 10 Baptist % 11, % 4.4% 1 n.i.e. - not included elsewhere

6 Page 6 City of, Planning and Building Department February 2004 Visible Minority Group Table 9 - Visible Minority Population Visible minority refers to the visible minority group to which the respondent belongs. It is defined by the Employment Equity Act as "persons other than Aboriginal peoples, who are non-caucasian in race or non-white in colour." % % South Asian 4, % 91, % 5.3% Chinese 3, % 35, % 10.9% Black 1, % 37, % 3.6% Filipino % 24, % 3.7% Arab % 11, % 6.2% Southeast Asian % 10, % 3.4% West Asian % 4, % 7.4% Korean % 5, % 4.8% Japanese % 1, % 11.1% Latin American % 9, % 2.2% Visible minority, n.i.e % 9, % 3.6% Multiple visible minorities % 4, % 4.3% All others 15, % 364, % 4.3% Total 29, % 610, % 4.8% Table 10 - Education Levels for Population 20 Years of Age and Over % % Less than grade % 32, % 2.5% Grades 9 to 13 3, % 116, % 3.3% Without high school graduation certificate 1, % 57, % 2.9% With high school graduation certificate 2, % 59, % 3.7% Trades certificate or diploma 1, % 38, % 3.9% College 4, % 103, % 4.4% Without certificate or diploma 1, % 29, % 4.2% With certificate or diploma 3, % 74, % 4.4% University 9, % 144, % 6.4% Without degree 2, % 39, % 5.7% Without certificate or diploma 1, % 25, % 5.5% With certificate or diploma % 14, % 6.1% With bachelor's degree or higher 6, % 104, % 6.6% Total 19, % 435, % 4.6% 1 n.i.e. - not included elsewhere

7 February 2004 City of, Planning and Building Department Page 7 Table 11 - Population by Marital Status Table 11a - Total Population 15 Years of Age and Over by Legal Marital Status % % Never legally married (single) 6, % 144, % 4.4% Legally married (and not separated) 13, % 275, % 5.1% Separated, but still legally married % 13, % 3.5% Divorced % 25, % 3.3% Widowed % 20, % 3.1% Total 22, % 479, % 4.6% Table 11b - Total Population 15 Years of Age and Over by Common-law Status Not in a common law relationship 21, % 458, % 4.7% In a common law relationship % 21, % 3.1% Total 22, % 479, % 4.6% Table 12 - Total Couple Families by Family Structure % % Married couples 6, % 135, % 5.1% Without children at home 1, % 38, % 4.1% With children at home 5, % 96, % 5.5% 1 child 1, % 31, % 5.1% 2 children 2, % 44, % 5.8% 3 or more children 1, % 20, % 5.7% Common-law couples % 10, % 3.1% Without children at home % 6, % 2.8% With children at home % 4, % 3.5% 1 child % 2, % 2.8% 2 children % 1, % 3.9% 3 or more children % % 4.9% Total 7, % 145, % 5.0% Table 13 - Lone Parent Families by Sex of Parent % % Female parent % 20, % 3.6% 1 child % 12, % 3.1% 2 children % 6, % 4.5% 3 or more children % 2, % 3.9% Male parent % 4, % 3.5% 1 child % 2, % 4.0% 2 children % 1, % 1.5% 3 or more children % % 7.9% Total % 24, % 3.6% Numbers may not add due to adding.

8 Page 8 City of, Planning and Building Department February 2004 Table 14 - Total Number of Persons in Private Households Non- family persons refers to an individual not part of the census family group. Family persons are part of the census family group - which consists of a married couple (with or without children of either or both spouses), a couple living common-law (with or without children of either or both partners) or a lone parent of any marital status, with at least one child living in the same dwelling. % % Number of non-family persons 1, % 60, % 2.8% Living with relatives % 16, % 4.2% Living with non-relatives only % 13, % 2.5% Living alone % 30, % 2.2% Number of family persons 27, % 550, % 5.0% Total 29, % 610, % 4.8% Table 15 - Total Number of Private Households by Household Size % % 1 person % 30, % 2.2% 2 persons 1, % 48, % 3.7% 3 persons 1, % 37, % 4.5% 4-5 persons 3, % 66, % 5.6% 6 or more persons % 13, % 5.0% Total 8, % 195, % 4.3% Average number of persons in private households Table 16 - Total Number of Private Households by Household Type A one-family household consists of a single family (e.g., a couple with or without children). A multiple-family household is made up of two or more families occupying the same dwelling. A non-family household consists either of one person living alone or of two or more persons who share a dwelling, but do not constitute a family % % One-family households 7, % 149, % 4.8% Multiple-family households % 9, % 4.6% Non-family households % 35, % 2.3% Total 8, % 195, % 4.3%

9 February 2004 City of, Planning and Building Department Page 9 Table 17 - Total Number of Occupied Private Dwellings by Structural Type of Dwelling % % Single-detached house 5, % 87, % 6.1% Semi-detached house % 24, % 2.4% Row house 2, % 25, % 8.5% Apartment, detached duplex % 1, % 0.6% Apartment, building that has five or more storeys % 48, % 0.6% Apartment, building that has fewer than five storeys % 8, % 1.6% Other single-attached house 0 0.0% % 0.0% Movable dwelling % % 2.4% Total 8, % 195, % 4.3% Table 18 - Characteristics of Occupied Private Dwellings Table 18a - Private Dwellings by Tenure % % Owned 7, % 140, % 5.3% Rented 1, % 55, % 1.9% Total 8, % 195, % 4.3% Table 18b - Private Dwellings by Condition Regular maintenance only 7, % 143, % 5.1% Minor repairs 1, % 41, % 2.4% Major repairs % 10, % 0.8% Total 8, % 195, % 4.3% Table 18c - Private Dwellings by Period of Construction Period of construction, before % 3, % 0.3% Period of construction, % 14, % 0.1% Period of construction, % 29, % 0.0% Period of construction, % 49, % 0.1% Period of construction, % 23, % 1.9% Period of construction, , % 29, % 6.8% Period of construction, , % 22, % 15.0% Period of construction, , % 22, % 11.2% Total 8, % 195, % 4.3% Table 18d - Cost of Tenant-occupied Dwellings Tenant-occupied households spending 30% or more of household income on shelter % 20, % 1.8% Average gross rent $ $1,175 - $ Table 18e - Cost of Owner-occupied Dwellings Owner-occupied households spending 30% or more of household income on shelter 1, % 30, % 5.0% Average value of dwelling $ $313,800 - $255, Average owner major payments $ $1,452 - $1,

10 Page 10 City of, Planning and Building Department February 2004 Table 19 - Population 15 Years and Over by Labour Force Activity % % Employed 15, % 329, % 4.7% Unemployed % 18, % 4.3% Not in the labour force 6, % 131, % 4.6% Total 22, % 479, % 4.6% Unemployment rate Table 20 - Total Labor Force by Industry Division The labour force by industry division is based on the 2001 North American Industry Classification System (NAICS). % % Manufacturing 2, % 61, % 3.8% Professional,scientific and technical services 1, % 29, % 6.7% Retail trade 1, % 38, % 4.4% Wholesale trade 1, % 27, % 5.7% Finance and insurance 1, % 22, % 5.8% Healthcare and social assistance 1, % 23, % 5.4% Educational services % 16, % 5.3% Transportation and warehousing % 24, % 3.2% Other services (except public administration) % 13, % 4.6% Administrative and support, waste management and remediation services % 15, % 3.8% Accommodation and food services % 18, % 3.2% Information and cultural industries % 11, % 5.2% Construction % 15, % 3.8% Public administration % 10, % 4.4% Real estate and rental and leasing % 7, % 5.2% Arts, entertainment and recreation % 4, % 3.6% Utilities % 1, % 6.1% Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting % % 4.0% Mining and oil and gas extraction % % 5.9% Management of companies and enterprises % % 1.9% Industry - Not applicable % 4, % 5.1% Total 16, % 348, % 4.7%

11 February 2004 City of, Planning and Building Department Page 11 Table 21 - Total Labour Force by Occupation The labour force by occupation is based on the 2001 National Occupational Classification for Statistics. % % Business, finance and administration occupations 3, % 78, % 4.8% Management occupations 3, % 46, % 7.4% Sales and service occupations 2, % 73, % 4.0% Natural and applied sciences and related occupations 1, % 29, % 5.7% Trades, transport and equipment operators and related occupations 1, % 43, % 3.0% Social science, education, government service and religion 1, % 20, % 5.5% Health occupations % 13, % 5.6% Processing, manufacturing and utilities % 29, % 2.1% Art, culture, recreation and sport % 7, % 4.4% Primary industry % 2, % 4.0% Occupation - Not applicable % 4, % 5.0% Total 16, % 348, % 4.7% Table 22 - Total Employed Labour Force by Mode of Transportation % % Car, truck, van, as driver 11, % 231, % 4.9% Public transit 1, % 45, % 3.4% Car, truck, van, as passenger % 21, % 4.1% Walked % 7, % 3.9% Other method % 1, % 6.0% Bicycle % % 1.2% Taxicab % % 2.4% Motorcycle 0 0.0% % 0.0% Total 14, % 309, % 4.6%

12 February 2004 City of, Planning and Building Department Page 12 Table 23 - Household Income in 2000 of All Private Households Household income is the sum of the total incomes of all members of that household. Total income is calculated from all sources, including employment income, income from government programs, pension income, investment income and any other money. Category % % Under $10, % 7, % $ 10,000 - $19, % 11, % $ 20,000 - $29, % 13, % $ 30,000 - $39, % 16, % $ 40,000 - $49, % 17, % $ 50,000 - $59, % 17, % $ 60,000 - $69, % 17, % $ 70,000 - $79, % 16, % $ 80,000 - $89, % 14, % $ 90,000 - $99, % 12, % $100,000 and over 3, % 51, % Total 8, % 195, % Average household income $105,786 - $80,442 - Table 24 - Individual Income in 2000 by Population 15 Years of Age and Over Table 25 - Individual Average Individual income is the total income from all sources, including employment income, income from government programs, pension income, investment income and any other money income. Category % % Without income 1, % 28, % Under $1,000 1, % 21, % $ 1,000 - $ 2,999 1, % 20, % $ 3,000 - $ 4, % 16, % $ 5,000 - $ 6, % 17, % $ 7,000 - $ 9, % 23, % $10,000 - $11, % 16, % $12,000 - $14,999 1, % 25, % $15,000 - $19,999 1, % 33, % $20,000 - $24,999 1, % 31, % $25,000 - $29,999 1, % 31, % $30,000 - $34,999 1, % 36, % $35,000 - $39,999 1, % 29, % $40,000 - $44,999 1, % 27, % $45,000 - $49, % 20, % $50,000 - $59,999 1, % 31, % $60,000 and over 4, % 66, % Total 22, % 479, % Income (Age 15 Years and Over) Male $55,576 $43,010 Female $31,394 $26,845 Average Income see Table 25. Refers to the average total money received from the following sources during calendar year 2000 by persons 15 years of age and over: wages and salaries; net farm income; net non-farm income from unincorporated business and/or professional practice; federal Child Tax benefits; Old Age Security pension and Guaranteed Income Supplement; benefits from Canada or Quebec Pension Plan; benefits from Unemployment Insurance; other income from government sources; dividends, interest on bonds, deposits and savings certificates, and other investment income; retirement pensions; superannuation and annuities, including those from RRSPs and RRIFs; other money income. The data presented in this community profile is from a custom tabulation of 2001 Census of Canada data prepared for the City of by Statistics Canada. It is calculated from 20% sample data. This data does not include the institutional population or the 4.0% census undercount. For further information on the City of please visit our website at