North Dundas
North Dundas lies below the City of Ottawa. Montreal, Toronto, New York State and half the US market population live within 8 hours of the township.
With an area of 503.18 square kilometers, North Dundas encompasses the communities of Chesterville, Winchester, Mountain, South Mountain, Hallville and others.
Source: Statistics Canada, 2011 Community Profile Statistic Number of Workers % of Labour Force Total population 15 years and over 9,255 100.00 Total in labour force 6,460 69.80 Total out of labour force 2,790 30.14 Total employed 6,070 93.96 Total unemployed 395 6.11 Participation rate (%) 69.8 N/A Employment rate (%) 65.6 N/A Unemployment rate (%) 6.1 N/A Source: Statistics Canada, 2011 Community Profile
Industry Number Business Services 720 Education Services 305 Agriculture 720 Manufacturing 565 Construction 625 Finance and insurance 240 Real estate 70 Wholesale trade 220 Retail trade 550 Transportation 325 Health Care & Social Services 580 Professional and scientific 355 Other Services 910 Total 6,185 Total males 3,230 Total females 2,950 Need Table
South Dundas
Located on Highway 401 with direct access to Ottawa, South Dundas provides companies with a low-cost alternative to larger centres. Less than an hour from Ottawa and just over an hour to Montreal, South Dundas is an 8-hour drive from over 4.5 million people.
South Dundas includes the villages of Iroquois, Morrisburg and Williamsburg, and the hamlets of Geln Stewart, Hanesville and Dixon's Corners.
Source: Statistics Canada, 2011 Community Profile Statistic 2011 2011% Total in labour force 5,460 60.77 Total out of labour force 3,530 39.29 Total population 15 years and over 8,985 100.00 Total employed 5,175 94.78 Total unemployed 285 5.22 Participation rate N/A 60.8 Employment rate N/A 57.6 Unemployment rate N/A 5.2 Source: Statistics Canada, 2001 Community Profile
Industry 2001 Mining 0 Agriculture 445 Manufacturing 1.195 Construction 380 Finance and insurance 70 Real estate 60 Wholesale trade 145 Retail trade 500 Transportation 390 Professional and scientific 195 Health Care 345 Total 5,380 Total males 2,890 Total females 2,490 Source: Statistics Canada 2011 Community Profile Statistic 2011 2011% Total Population age 25 and over 7,755 100 No certificate, diploma or degree 1,835 23.66 High school certificate or equivalent 2,290 29.53 Apprenticeship or trades certificate 925 11.93 College, CGEP or other non-university certificate or diploma 1,835 23.66 University certificate or diploma below the bachelor level
140 1.80 University certificate, diploma or degree 720 9.28
North Glengarry
Located in eastern Ontario, North Glengarry is connected to the most affluent markets in the world. In addition to Highway 417, passengers and good have the option of air, water and rail.
The major markets of Ottawa and Montreal are only an hour away. Meanwhile, half of the US market can be reached within 8 hours by car.
Source: Statistics Canada, 2013 Community Profile Statistic Number of Workers Total in labour force 5,496 Total out of labour force 3,333 Total population 15 years and over 8,829 Total employed 5,228 Total unemployed 268 Participation rate (%) 62.3 Employment rate (%) 59.2 Unemployment rate (%) 4.9 Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Community Profile
Industry 2006 Mining 10 Agriculture 430 Manufacturing 955 Construction 355 Finance and insurance 160 Real estate 65 Wholesale trade 230 Retail trade 565 Transportation 350 Professional and scientific 195 Health Care 565 Total 5,520 Total males 2,970 Total females 2,545 Source: Statistics Canada 2011 Community Profile Statistic 2011 2011% Total Population age 25 and over 7,125 100.0 No certificate, diploma or degree 1,745 24.49 High school certificate or equivalent 2,050 28.77 Apprenticeship or trades certificate 765 10.74 College level diploma 1,490 20.91 University certificate below bachelor 280 3.93 University certificate, diploma or degree 790 11.09
South Glengarry
South Glengarry is connected to some of the most affluent markets in the North America through its roadways (Highway 401, connector County Road 34 to Highway 417). Furthermore, the railways and seaways provide links to international markets.
Ottawa and Montreal are an hour away from the Township!
See where 7 hours of driving will take you.
Source: Statistics Canada, 2011 Community Profile Statistic 2011 2011% Total in labour force 7,020 64.11 Total out of labour force 3,935 35.94 Total population 15 years and over 10,950 100.0 Total employed 6,570 93.59 Total unemployed 450 6.41 Source: Statistics Canada, 2007 Community Profile
Industry 2006 Agriculture 600 Manufacturing 1,030 Construction 420 Finance and insurance 205 Real estate 75 Wholesale trade 295 Retail trade 610 Health Care 630 Educational Services 630 Business Services 1,345 Other 1,095 Total 6,935 Total males 3,640 Total females 3,295 Statistic 2007 Source: Statistics Canada 2007 Community Profile Total Population age 20 and over 9,350 Grade 9 or less 860 Grade 9-13 without secondary certificate 1,750 Grade 9-13 with secondary certificate 1,580 Trade certificate or diploma 1,135 Other non-university education without certificate or diploma 500 Other non-university education with certificate or diploma 1,920 Some university without diploma 330 Some university with certificate 270 University degree 1,010
North Stormont
North Stormont is is located on Highway 417 half way between Ottawa and Montreal. Companies are connected to Highway 401 and the international border crossing in Cornwall via County Road 138.
Communities in the township include Berwick, Cryslter, Finch, Monkland and Moose Creek.
Source: Statistics Canada, 2011 Community Profile
Characteristic 2011 2011% Total in labour force 3,925 72.15 Total out of labour force 1,520 27.94 Total population 15 years and over 5,440 100.00 Total employed 3,755 95.67 Total unemployed 170 4.33 Participation rate N/A 72.2 Employment rate N/A 69.0 Unemployment rate N/A 4.3 Source: Statistics Canada, 2011 Community Profile
Industry 2006 Mining 0 Agriculture 390 Manufacturing 335 Construction 485 Finance and insurance 120 Real estate 75 Wholesale trade 155 Retail trade 400 Transportation 235 Professional and scientific 155 Health Care 405 Total 3,875 Total males 2.120 Total females 1,755 Characteristic 2011 Source: Statistics Canada, 2006 Community Profile
Total Population age 25 and over 4,515 No certificate, diploma or degree 635 High school certificate or equivalent 1,575 Apprenticeship or trades certificate 470 College level diploma 1,270 University certificate below bachelor 55 University certificate, diploma or degree 440
South Stormont
Located on the St. Lawrence River and Highway 401 in eastern Ontario, South Stormont shares a border with the City of Cornwall. The township is just over an hour from Ottawa and Montreal. International border crossings in Cornwall and Johnstown put companies within a days drive of over 100 million consumers.
The township covers 447.45 square kilometres and has a population density of 26.7 people per square kilometre.
Source: Statistics Canada, 2011 Community Profile
Characteristic 2011 2011% Total in labour force 6,780 64.88 Total out of labour force 3,670 35.12 Total population 15 years and over 10,450 100 Total employed 6,320 93.22 Total unemployed 460 6.78 Participation rate N/A 64.9 Employment-population ratio N/A 60.5 Unemployment rate N/A 6.8 Source: Statistics Canada, 2011 Community Profile
Industry 2001 Mining 0 Agriculture 195 Manufacturing 1,250 Construction 610 Finance and insurance 115 Real estate 85 Wholesale trade 120 Retail trade 615 Transportation 465 Professional and Scientific 200 Health Care 815 Total 6,270 Total males 3,395 Total females 2,875 Need Table