Data and information about the Basin can be accessed according to the 10 topic areas used in the State of the Basin Framework, or according to specific local areas and communities.

State of the Basin Framework

Click on a topic within the framework diagram to find information on that State of the Basin (Report) topic area including:

• access to Excel spreadsheets for the indicators in the 2008 State of the Basin report;
• spreadsheets for other indicators not used in the 2008 State of the Basin report;
• data from the BC Stats Socio-Economic Profiles for BC, the Basin, the rest of rural BC, and local health areas in all of BC; and
• links to other sources of information.

BC Stats, Stats Canada and other agencies provide reports for specific geographic areas. In BC these areas include municipalities, local health areas, school districts, regional districts and other larger areas. These reports can be accessed via the weblinks below.

BC Stats Socio-Economic Profiles
BC Stats Community Facts
BC Stats Census Community Profiles
Interior Health Authority Local Health Area Profiles
Human Early Learning Partnership Early Childhood Development Assessment
Stats Canada Census Community Profiles
Golden Community Report Card
Revelstoke Community Portrait and Development Action Plan (Community Development button)

One of the most comprehensive reports for Local Health Areas and other geographies in BC are BC Stats Socio-Economic Profiles. BC Stats has prepared two regional reports for the Basin area and the Rest of Rural BC (does not include the Lower Mainland, Victoria Capital area or CBT area) to support the State of the Basin initiative.

BC Stats Socio-Economic Profiles (Bachground Data)
Basin area Socio-Economic Profile
Rest of Rural BC Socio Economic Profile

CBT has created an Excel spreadsheet to make it easy to compare the indicators from these profiles for all the Local Health Areas in the Basin, as well as with the total Basin area, the rest of rural BC and all of BC.

BC Stats Socio-Economic Profile Data

Link to Glossary for BC Stats Socio-Economic Profiles

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