INVEST. BUILGROMANITOBAWINNIPEG

REGIONEconomic profile at a glance

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CLUSTER STRENGTHSLocal Health Services

Tourism

Local Construction and Development

Transportation and Logistics

Financial Services

Advanced Manufacturing

UNIQUE MANUFACTURING/ PROCESSING BUSINESS STRENGTHSElectric power generation, transmission and distributionAerospace product and parts manufacturingPlastic product manufacturingPrinting and related support activitiesAgricultural, construction and mining machinery manufacturingHousehold and institutional furniture and kitchen cabinet manufacturingMotor vehicle manufacturingMeat product manufacturing

EMERGING STRENGTHSEducation and Knowledge Creation

TOP EMPLOYERS2016Healthcare and social assistance

61,273

Retail trade47,992

Manufacturing34,836

Public administration33,241

Accommodation and food services31,872

Educational services30,959

HIGHEST JOB GAINS2011-2016Healthcare and social assistance

6,435

Construction3,314

Accommodation and food services2,386

Educational services1,802

Finance and insurance1,611

Source: Emsi, 2017

HIGHEST JOB LOSSES2011-2016Administrative and support, waste management

1,859

Information and cultural industries1,558

Manufacturing1,019

Public administration282

Mining and oil and gas extraction 46

BUSINESS CLUSTERSJOBS2016

BUSINESSES2016LOCAL HEALTH SERVICES

General medical & surgical hospitals 15,277 15Nursing care facilities 7,046 49Out-patient care centres 4,474 113

TOURISM Full-service restaurants 24,264 1,506Traveler Accommodation 5,179 173Other amusement and recreation industries 3,099 289

LOCAL CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT Building Equipment Contractors 5,979 709Residential Building Construction 4,863 1,218Foundation, Structure, and Building Exterior Contractors 4,077 495Building Finishing Contractors 4,065 1,145

TRANSPORTATION AND LOGISTICS General freight trucking 6132 1,688Scheduled air transportation 3064 15

FINANCIAL SERVICES Insurance carriers 10,901 63Other financial investment activities 6,897 3,238Banks and Credit Unions 6,512 161

ADVANCED MANUFACTURING Aerospace Product and Parts Manufacturing 3,989 22Plastics Product Manufacturing 3,084 61Printing and Related Support Activities 2,361 140Agriculture, Construction, and Mining Machinery Manufacturing 2277 24Household and Institutional Furniture and Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturing 2,188 53

EDUCATION AND KNOWLEDGE CREATION Universities 8399 12Other schools and instruction 2,517 377Business, professional, labour and other membership organizations 2,388 739

Source: Emsi, 2017

TOURISM

48,467

FINANCIAL SERVICES

30,513ADVANCED MANUFACTURING

29,949

TRANSPORTATION AND LOGISTICS

45,069

TOTAL

JOBS PER BUSINESS CLUSTER IN 2016

LOCAL CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT

46,893

LOCAL HEALTH SERVICES

54,616

EDUCATION AND KNOWLEDGE CREATION

16,432

POPULATION GROWTH

Data Source: Manitoba Health Population Reports: June 1, 2016; June 1, 2011; June 1, 2006; June 1, 2001; June 1, 1996; June 1, 1991

643,2461991

656,2682006

644,5912001

641,6091996

754,6092016

698,1822011

INCOME HOUSEHOLD INCOME OF PRIVATE HOUSEHOLDS, WINNIPEG ECONOMIC REGION AND MANITOBA, 2010 AND 2015

Source: Statistics Canada, 2011 National Household Survey and 2016 Census

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LABOUR FORCE

2016 WINNIPEG REGIONMANITOBA LABOUR FORCE

70%

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Data source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table 282-0123.

NOT IN LABOUR FORCE

UNEMPLOYED

PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT

FULL-TIME EMPLOYMENT

2016 Population over 15 and

labour status32%

51%

12%

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4%

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51%

33%

WINNIPEG REGIONMANITOBA

6.1 6.8

67.6 68.263.4 63.6

RAIL SERVICE

R-TAC HIGHWAYS

INDUSTRIAL PARK OR SERVICED LAND AVAILABLE

WATER / WASTE WATER CAPACITY FOR INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT

Headingley, Winnipeg

CP, CN Rail, Burlington North Santa Fe

Provincial Trunk Highways1, 100, CentrePort Canada Way

Source: Municipal survey respondents 2017. Note that this will be updated as new data/information is available.

Winnipeg, Headingley

INFRASTRUCTURE

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OCTOBER 2017Available in alternate formats upon request. Profiles will be updated as new data and local infrastructure information becomes available.