Dictionary, Census of Population, 2021
Marginal dwelling occupied by usual residents
Marginal dwelling occupied by usual residents
Release date: November 17, 2021Updated on: April 27, 2022
Definition
An occupied private dwelling which, because it was not built, maintained or converted for year-round use, does not meet the two conditions for year-round occupancy (a source of heat or power and shelter from the elements). To be included, the marginal dwelling must be occupied by a person or a group of persons who have no other usual place of residence. Examples of occupied marginal dwellings are non-winterized cottages or cabins and unconverted barns or garages.
Statistical unit(s)
- Not applicable
Classification(s)
- Not applicable
Reported in
2021,Footnote 1 2016,Footnote 1 2011,Footnote 1 2006, 2001, 1996, 1991, 1986 and 1981.Footnote 2
Reported for
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For more information on the dwelling population of interest, refer to the Type of Dwelling Reference Guide, Census of Population, 2021, Statistics Canada Catalogue no. 98‑500‑X.
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