Accountability at the U of C
Community
Economic Impact
The University of Calgary makes a significant educational, cultural and social contribution to the city. What is less well known is the large annual economic stimulus it provides. The University is the city’s 5th largest employer and ranks ahead of any private sector employer. The economic vitality of Calgary will continue to be greatly enhanced by the employment the institution provides and by the local purchases of goods and services made by the institution, its faculty and staff, students and visitors. The millions of dollars injected into the local economy represent a stable buying power, not prone to the cyclical fluctuation of many other industries.
- Economic Impact On the City of Calgary, 2006-2007 - PDF
Population Data
Calgary is the 5th largest metropolitan area (CMA) in Canada with an unprecedented growth rate. Between 2006 and 2007, the Calgary census metropolitan area experienced the largest growth rate of all CMAs at 34.9%.
Calgary
- Calgary Population - PDF
Alberta
- Alberta 18-24 Year Old Population & Projections - PDF
- Projected Population Growth in Alberta for Specific Age Ranges - PDF
- Projected Growth in Population, Canada & Alberta - PDF
- Alberta Population Growth between 2002 and 2007 - PDF
- Alberta Population by Census Divisions for 2007 - PDF
- Alberta Population Growth by Census Divisons 2006 to 2007 - PDF
Canada
Education Level of Population
- 5 Census Metropolitan Areas- Highest Proportion of the Population with University Qualifications, 2001 - PDF
- Earned Degrees per 10,000 20-29 Year Old Population, 2005 - PDF
- Earned Degrees by Province, 2005 - PDF
- Educational Attainment of a Postsecondary Certificate, Diploma or University Degree, 2006 - PDF