This table contains data from the December release of Canadian Business Counts for 2007 until the latest complete year. The data includes the year, 2-digit North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code, and a count of the number of businesses by number of employees. The table data shows the number of businesses categorized by the number of employees they have. Please ensure you read the notes provided below, as there is very important information on classification and comparability. NotesStatistics Canada advises users not to use these data as a time series. Further, the counts may reflect some of the business openings and closures caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, although they will not be fully represented as the evolving resumption or permanent closure of businesses may not yet be fully processed and confirmed by Statistics Canada's Business Register (The Daily — Canadian business counts, December 2021 (statcan.gc.ca)).Changes in methodology or in business industrial classification strategies used by Statistics Canada's Business Register can create increases or decreases in the number of active businesses reported in the data on Canadian business patterns. As a result, these data do not represent changes in the business population over time. Statistics Canada recommends users not to use these data as a time series. Beginning in December 2014, there were several important changes that were made:

The data appear in two separate series, one covering locations with employees, the other covering locations without employees. The second series corresponds to locations previously coded to the employment category called "indeterminate." A new North American Industrial Classification System (NAICS) category has been added to include locations that have not yet received a NAICS code: unclassified. It represents an additional 78,718 locations with employees and 313,107 locations without employees. The second series, locations without employees, also includes locations that were not previously included in tables but that meet the criteria used to define the Business Register coverage. The impact of the change will be the inclusion of approximately 600,000 additional locations.

Before 2014, the following notes apply:

The establishments in the "Indeterminate" category do not maintain an employee payroll, but may have a workforce which consists of contracted workers, family members or business owners. However, the Business Register does not have this information available, and has therefore assigned the establishments to an "Indeterminate" category. This category also includes employers who did not have employees in the last 12 months. Please note that the employment size ranges are based on data derived from payroll remittances. As such, it should be viewed solely as a business stratification variable. Its primary purpose is to improve the efficiency of samples selected to conduct statistical surveys. It should not be used in any manner to compile industry employment estimates. Employment, grouped in employment size ranges, is more often than not an estimation of the annual maximum number of employees. For example, a measure of "10 employees" could represent "10 full-time employees", "20 part-time employees" or any other combination.For more information refer to Statistics Canada's Definitions and Concepts used in Business Register.

The dataset titled "Building Permits - Peel Region" is a comprehensive collection of data related to community infrastructures, housing potential, municipal property plans, developments, and industrial building permits. The dataset, owned by the Regional Municipality of Peel, is available in various formats including CSV, GeoJSON, SHP, and KML. The dataset, which is 0.1 MB in size, was published on January 13, 2020, and covers a time span from the same date to January 3, 2024. The geospatial data in the dataset spans the Peel Region and is available in both meter and city region resolutions. The dataset, which is open for access, is located in the provided location and can be accessed through the ArcGIS data service. The dataset contains 594 rows, 14 columns, and 8316 data cells. It does not contain any data about individuals, identifiable individuals, or Indigenous communities. The dataset is identified by a persistent and globally unique identifier. The dataset is in English and the description of the dataset is provided in the link. The dataset was accessed on March 11, 2025, and the metadata was created on the same date and last modified on March 28, 2025. The dataset is licensed under the Open Data Licence for The Regional Municipality of Peel. The resources available in the dataset include 'Building_Permits.csv', 'Building_Permits.geojson', 'Building_Permits.zip', 'Building_Permits.kml', and 'Data source'.

The hamlets feature class is a point dataset containing named places for the main purpose of cartography. The original feature class only contained names within Peel Region and almost exclusively focused on the names of former villages and towns in the Region. This new, expanded feature class still contains these locales, but now includes administrative names and locales inside and outside of Peel Region.The feature class schema was expanded and made to allow the addition of other types of named places in the future, such as natural features like peaks or geologic formations (i.e. Niagara Escarpment) if needed. It also provides more methods for querying different features through several categories and hierarchies that should help provide scale-based querying and styling.The main purpose of this dataset is for use in labelling (cartography) and shouldn't be taken to be exhaustive or exact.

Red Light Cameras (RLC) are installed to photograph vehicles that run red lights. The cameras are on 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. They are connected to the traffic light (signal) and to sensors that are installed just before the stop line. The system constantly monitors the traffic light (signal), and the camera takes a picture of any vehicle that doesn't stop at the red light. This dataset contains the location of red light cameras on Regional Roads within Peel Region. Updated: May 21, 2021For more information on the Region of Peel's red light camera program, please visit the Red Light Camera Program webpage App: Red Light Cameras in Peel Region web map.Source:https://data.peelregion.ca/datasets/red-light-cameras

The dataset titled "Active Recreation" falls under the domain of Park and Recreation. It is tagged with keywords such as Housing Potential, Park, School board regions, playground, and recreational use. The dataset is available in multiple formats including CSV, GeoJSON, GeoPackage SQLite3, KML, KMZ, and MS Excel. The metadata identifier for this dataset is 632108CD-23ED-4B29-98D3-E8B53C7506B0 and it was published on 2013-10-10. The dataset spans a time period ending on 2020-08-25 and covers the geographical area of Peel Region. It is an open access dataset and its location is provided. The dataset can be accessed through the ArcGIS data service. The contact point for this dataset is Kevin Farrugia and it was last accessed on 2025-03-26. The unique identifier for the dataset is RegionofPeel::active-recreation and it is in English. A link to the dataset description is provided. The dataset has a persistent identifier but does not have a globally unique identifier. It contains 2415 data rows. The dataset is owned by the Peel Region organization and it provides approximate boundaries of buildings, sports fields, playgrounds, pools, splash pads, and major parks in Peel Region. The source of the dataset is provided and it is licensed under the Open Data Licence for The Regional Municipality of Peel. The dataset includes resources such as 'Active_Recreation_-1349356554867285314.csv', 'Active_Recreation_2447383290045799034.kmz', and 'Active_Recreation_5842467441282231954.zip'. The metadata for the dataset was created on 2025-03-26 and last modified on 2025-03-28.

The dataset titled "Traffic Count Stations" falls under the domain of Transportation and is tagged with keywords such as Housing Potential, Transportation, cars, on-road-vehicles, traffic, and trucks. It is available in multiple formats including CSV, XLS, GeoJSON, and KMZ among others. The dataset was published on 29th November 2019 and spans a time period until 24th February 2025. It covers the geographical area of the Peel Region. The dataset is open for access and its location is provided. It can be accessed through the ArcGIS data service and was last accessed on 26th March 2025. The dataset is identified by the unique identifier "RegionofPeel::traffic-count-stations/about" and is available in English. A link to the dataset description and its source is provided. It has a persistent identifier but does not have a globally unique identifier. The dataset comprises 529 rows of data and is owned by the Peel Region organization. It provides point features representing the location of traffic count stations on the Regional Road system with traffic counts from 1996 to the last full year. The dataset can be accessed under the Open Data Licence for The Regional Municipality of Peel. It includes resources such as CSV, ZIP, GeoJSON, and KMZ files. The metadata for the dataset was created on 26th March 2025 and was last modified on 28th March 2025.

An online resource of community food services in Peel. The resource includes agencies and programs sorted by categories with each placed at their location on a map of Peel. Categories can be turned on and off and contact information is provided for each service. The data contains not only Brampton social services, but also programs in Mississauga and Caledon.Updated: May 21, 2021Apps: The data can be viewed in web map format at this location: Peel Food ProgramsSource:https://data.peelregion.ca/datasets/food-programs

This point based dataset contains a directory of all of the places of worship within the Region of Peel, published to the Peel Data Centre, last update: May 21, 2021. The content was collected using internal databases and internet resources by Region of Peel Staff, and republished by the City of Brampton for convenience.The dataset is not exhaustive, but it provides many of the places of worship that are in the Region.The places of worship are broken into these religions:BuddismChristianityHinduismIslamJudaismSikhismSource:https://data.peelregion.ca/datasets/places-of-worship

2021 Census data at the Regional (Census Division) and local municipality (Census Subdivision) levels covering the Housing theme of the Census. Census Division (CD) and Census Subdivision (CSD) level data from the 2021 Census Program. Includes most of the information released as part of the Complete Profiles for the Housing theme. Due to the complexity of the data, changes were made to the field names in order to accommodate the limitations of the database. This makes some uses harder as it requires careful use of the field names and totals to provide accurate values and analysis.

2021 Census data at the Census Tract level covering the Housing theme of the Census. A Census Tract (CT) is about the size of a neighbourhood in urban areas. 282 Census Tracts cover Peel Region. Census Tract (CT) level data from the 2021 Census Program. Includes most of the information released as part of the Complete Profiles for the Housing theme. Due to the complexity of the data, changes were made to the field names in order to accommodate the limitations of the database. This makes some uses harder as it requires careful use of the field names and totals to provide accurate values and analysis.

Major hydroelectric lines, structures, and generating stations within Peel Region. This dataset consists of three feature classes providing an overview of major hydro transmission infrastructure in Peel Region: Hydroelectric Line - Includes transmission lines that are generally 230 kilovolts and 500 kilovolts, but some minor above ground lines are included if they share a corridor with high voltage lines. Hydroelectric Station - Major transmission/transformer stations and power stations (power plants). Delineates the pad containing the utility components, not the parcel or fence line of the station. Power stations (power plants or generating stations) are delineated by the building where the generators are located. Hydroelectric Structure - Alignment of hydro transmission towers and poles. They are to be used with Hydroelectric Line. Please note that a majority of the transmission lines and structures are maintained by HydroOne and not the Cities, Town, or Region.

This is the primary address point file for the Region of Peel, covering all three municipalities. The dataset includes the main address ("prime address") as well as associated unit addresses, when known. The address data covers all types of addresses (residential, commercial, industrial, greenspace, etc.). Various data sources feed the address point database, such as employment surveys, development applications, day-to-day Regional work, and the local municipalities.Addresses are first placed on the parcel and then their location is more refined as more data or updated imagery is available. A majority of the addresses are placed on the building centroid. Units may be placed in no particular order or location on a building, but if enough information is available they may be placed at the location of the actual unit in the building.The ROPADRID field is a unique identifier for each address, LINK_ID provides the ROPSTSEGID of the related street segment, and SIDE_OF_RD provides the side of the street the address is on.

Contour lines covering Peel Region and a 1 kilometre buffer outside of the Region's boundary.

Contour information is a valuable tool for both map display (cartographic) and scientific and resource management applications. Some applications may include hydrologic modelling, resource monitoring and landscape visualization, and change measurement.

Specifications

Capture year: Spring 2021 Horizontal projection (original dataset): NAD 1983 UTM Zone 17N (EPSG: 26917). Note: ArcGIS Online provides download files in the Web Mercator projection. Vertical projection: CGVD 1928 (EPSG: 5713) Horizontal accuracy: ±50 centimetres Vertical accuracy: ±50 centimetres Method of creation: photogrammetric

Other notes

This is a large dataset in both file size and number of features. Please be patient with downloading and filtering the data.

The contour dataset is updated yearly and is released to Open Data approximately one year after orthoimagery photo flights take place. The data is created and updated through photogrammetry by the vendor based on the latest imagery capture.

Delineates the 2031 Regional Urban Boundary in order to assist in land-use planning decisions. Delineates the 2031 Regional Urban Boundary. In order to provide certainty as to which lands are being proposed for urban purposes and which lands will remain agricultural or rural within the timeframe of the Region of Peel Official Plan, a Regional Urban Boundary was established, within which urban growth will be planned to occur in a phased manner until 2031.

This dataset categorises the 2020 native vegetation extent mapping by the conservation priority of vegetation complexes in the Perth and Peel Region Schemes areas, considering the potential retention and protection status of vegetation complexes. The potential retention is based on vegetation complex extent by land use categories in the Metropolitan Region Scheme and the Peel Region Scheme as in 2016. Show full description

This point based dataset contains a directory of many of the places of worship within the Region of Peel. The content was collected using internal and internet resources. The dataset is not exhaustive, but it provides many of the places of worship that are in the Region.The places of worship are broken into these religions:BuddismChristianityHinduismIslamJudaismSikhism

The location of licensed child care centres in Peel Region with supplemental information such as contact and location information. Provides the location of child care centres in Peel Region. The data includes the centre name, address, contact information, and service model type. This dataset includes all child care centres that are licensed by the Province. This data is used in the Early Learning and Child Care Web Map, which provides more fulsome information such as available programs and subsidy availability.

Collection Day: Defines the day of the week waste is collected.Collection Alternation Garbage or Recycling: Collection Day Sub-Group defines the alternation between garbage and recycling pickup from week to week. If a collection sub group for Monday "A" has garbage collected on a particular week, Monday "B" will have recycling collected that same week.Organics (green bin) is collected every week.PLEASE NOTE: The zones generally follow the centre line of the Roads. However, properties on both sides of a road that straddle a boundary may have the same collection day (to minimize resident confusion). Thus, if you are defining properties (or addresses) within each collection day, there may be some exceptions along these boundaries.Last update: April 14, 2020Source Data: https://data.peelregion.ca/datasets/waste-collection-zonesApps: Region of Peel When Does It Go?Mr. Bin - Tablet and Smartphone app that reminds you when to put out your bins and what bins should be put out. App is available for Android, BlackBerry 10, and iPhonesExplore the Region of Peel Waste Management site for all related information: https://www.peelregion.ca/waste/

The zoning plan (BPL) contains the legally binding stipulations for the urban planning order. In principle, the development plan must be developed from the land use plan. The available data are the development plan "Change Schäle-Hardt in the Anton-Hegele-Straße area" of the city of Aalen from XPlanung 5.0. Description: Change to Schäle-Hardt in the Anton-Hegele-Straße area.

The development plan (BPL) contains the legally binding determinations for the urban planning order. In principle, the development plan must be developed from the land use plan. The available data is the development plan “Change of the development plan ‘Schäle-Hardt’ in the area of Maximilian-Lorenz-Straße” of the city of Aalen from XPlanung 5.0. Description: Modification of the development plan ‘Schäle-Hardt’ in the area of Maximilian-Lorenz-Straße.