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Circumpolar North Conference
The Yukon Bureau of Statistics (YBS) hosted an international Circumpolar Statistics Workshop on October 13-15, 2010.
This three-day conference brought together, for the first time, specialists in circumpolar statistics in order to better understand trends and issues as they relate to the North. The conference included delegates from Alberta, Alaska, British Columbia, Greenland, Manitoba, Newfoundland and Labrador, Northwest Territories, Nunavut, Quebec and Yukon, as well as academic speakers specializing in Northern Studies.
Presentations
- Creative Arctic: Arctic's Got Talent? The Creative Economy and the Circumpolar North [2.46 MB
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Andrey N. Petrov, University of Northern Iowa - Demographic Estimates and Modeling for Quebec's Northern Communities [0.36 MB ]
presented by Jean-François Lachance, Institut de la statistique du Québec - Labour Statistics at the Nunavut Bureau of Statistics [0.22 MB ]
presented by Stéphanie Langlois, Nunavut Bureau of Statistics - Labour Surveys in the North [0.24 MB ]
presented by Kathryn Stevenson, Statistics Canada - Newfoundland and Labrador System of Community Accounts: Enabling a Bottom-up Approach for Understanding the Dimensions of Low Income in Labrador [3.19 MB ]
presented by Dr. Cory Giles and Robert Reid, Newfoundland and Labrador Statistics Agency - Nunavut Population Projections [0.54 MB ]
presented by Ronald C. McMahon, Territorial Statistician - Patterns of Migration in Alaska's North: the Complicated Role of the Economy [1.03 MB ]
presented by Lee Huskey, University of Alaska Anchorage - Polar Statistics: Demography and Labour in a Cold Land [1.03 MB ]
presented by Brynn Keith, Research Chief, Alaska Department of Labor and Workforce Development - Roundtable Discussion – Trends in Labour Statistics in the North [0.31 MB ]
presented by George Marchewa, Senior Econometric Analyst - Roundtable discussion – demography [0.10 MB ]
presented by Sébastien Markley, Yukon Bureau of Statistics - Some Like it Hot! [0.84 MB ]
presented by Statistics Greenland - The Socio-Economic Conditions of Aboriginal Lone Parent Families in Canada: Understanding Diverse Realities [0.06 MB ]
presented by Jacqueline M.Quinless, Quintessential Research Group & Department of Sociology, Camosun College - Yukon's SEWP: Socio-economic Web Portal [1.29 MB ]
presented by Dr. Greg Finnegan, Yukon Bureau of Statistics and Diedre Davidson
