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Ward
43 Scarborough East
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Demographics & Political Contacts
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This report is part of the City's
ongoing commitment to improving the health and well-being of children.
It is intended to be a helpful resource for families with children
and for the local community by providing the following ward based
information:
- key political contacts
- statistical information pertaining to children and families
- listings of programs and services for children and families
Ward analysis - adapting to full-day kindergarten
| City Councillor Paul Ainslie |
416-392-4008 |
| Trustee TDSB Jerry Chadwick |
416-397-3096 |
| Trustee TCDSB Nancy Crawford |
416-512-3412 |
| Conseiller CSDCCS Nathalie Dufour-Séguin |
416-780-9405 |
| Conseiller CSDCSO Francois Guerin |
416-397-2030 |
| MPP Margarett Best |
905 509-0336 |
| MP Hon. John McKay |
416-283-1226 |
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Profile
of Children
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0-14
years
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0-5
years
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6-9
years
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10-14
years
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| Children
living in Ward 43 |
10,520
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4,365
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2,750
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3,405
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| Children
living in Toronto |
409,600
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161,110
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107,470
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147,055
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| Percent
of Toronto's children living in Ward 43 |
2.6%
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2.7%
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2.6%
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2.3%
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| Percent
of children living below LICO in Ward 43 |
44.0%
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46.6%
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44.1%
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41.0%
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| Percent
of children living below LICO in Toronto |
32.2%
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32.3%
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32.6%
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31.7%
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Percentage
of children (0-14 years) in each City ward
living below the *low-income cutoff.
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a larger view, please click on graph.
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Profile
of families with
children 0 to 14 years
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Total
families
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Two
parent
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Lone
parent
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| Families
living in Ward 43 |
6,385
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4,305
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2,070
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| Families
living in Toronto |
250,200
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190,265
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59,935
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| Percent
of Toronto's families living in Ward 43 |
2.6%
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2.3%
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3.5%
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| Average
family income Ward 43 |
54,263
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66,456
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28,940
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| Average
family income Toronto |
88,343
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105,201
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34,825
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| Median
family income Ward 43 |
39,843
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53,141
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24,345
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| Median
family income Toronto |
51,701
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64,210
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26,637
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*Low-income
cutoff (LICO) is a measure used by Statistics
Canada that identifies low-income families as those who spend
a significantly higher proportion of their income on food,
shelter and clothing than an average Canadian family of comparable
size and community of residence.
Family
income is the sum of the total before tax incomes
of all members of the census family.
Source: Statistics
Canada, 2006 Census
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Updated December 2010
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