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Kirkland Lake District

General Demographic Data

Total Population 1

15,008

Median Age

43

% of Population Ages 15 and Over

83.28%

Income and Earnings

All Persons with Earnings

6,585

Average Earnings (worked full year, full time)

$39,035.60

Median Family Income (all census families)

$50,921.40

1 This information pertains only to the main communities in the catchment area: Kirkland Lake; Larder Lake; Township of McGarry, Matachewan, Black River Matheson, and Englehart. It does not include the unorganized areas between these communities.

Source: Statistics Canada 2001 census

 

Kirkland Lake is the main business/commercial centre for the north Temiskaming district. We define our market draw as the area within a one-hour drive from the downtown. This encompasses an area spanning from Virginiatown in the east to Matachewan in the west; and Matheson in the north to Englehart in the south. The total population is over 15,000.

 

What does this mean for you? As a prospective investor, it means that you have access to a significant, bilingual, well educated and readily available labour force. As a retailer, it means that you have an exciting market at your fingertips. According to Statistics Canada, the largest cohort in the Kirkland Lake district are young adults aged 25-44. Middle-aged persons aged 44-54 comprise the second largest group. From a seller’s point of view, this is very attractive because these people are the most likely to:

  • Have full time employment, and enjoy the greatest potential for future career advancement and accompanying income increase;

  • Enjoy the highest rate of disposable income;

  • Be propelled by family (especially children) to engage in repeat high value purchases (such as clothing); or purchase products to enhance their home or personal tastes, health.

  • Be most aware of and interested trying new products and services as a result of education, travel, etc.

So take a closer look at KL….There’s more than meets the eye.

 


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