YF-EV-0158
Census Profile, 2016 Census: Edmonton, City (census subdivision), journey to work and place of work
What this source can establish
The same commuting variables for Edmonton five years earlier: of 466,230 commuters in 2016, 5,575 cycled and 367,225 travelled by car, truck or van (342,145 as driver and 25,080 as passenger); 23,160 of 490,665 employed Edmontonians worked at home. It establishes the 2016 figures for comparison and nothing about which year is the more typical one.
Record
- Publisher
- Statistics Canada
- Kind
- observed-data
- Published
- 2017-11-29
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-04
- Redistribution
- unclear
- Archive
- original archive lost; see the audit record
- SHA-256
- 90f0767a5ddae713c1ee0c030d821894862fce6ceafe348cf24495d1f3ff633c
The archived copy this hash identifies, retrieved 2026-09-04, was lost on or before 2026-10-02. The recorded hash is unchanged. A fetch of the same URL on 2026-10-02 returned HTTP 403 with a Cloudflare challenge page instead of the data, so no new copy could be made. Audit record: https://yegfacts.ca/methodology/audits/archive-loss-2026-10-02
Statistics Canada Census Profile web service response; no redistribution grant stated in the archived bytes. Fails closed to private.
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Used by
- Do 87 percent of Edmontonians commute by car? — How much Edmonton cycles
- Do fewer than 1 percent of Edmonton commuters travel to work by bicycle? — How much Edmonton cycles