| History of ON-Marg and CAN-Marg data creation |
ON-Marg | ON-Marg Toronto | CAN-Marg | Maps |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The 2011 Ontario Marginalization Index was created jointly by researchers at the Public Health Ontario and Centre for Urban Health Solutions at St. Michael’s Hospital. |
2011 | |||
| The 2011 Ontario Marginalization Index for Toronto Neighbourhoods was created by researchers at the Centre for Urban Health Solutions at St. Michael’s Hospital. |
2011* | Maps | ||
| The 2006 Marginalization Index was created by researchers at the Centre for Urban Health Solutions at St. Michael’s Hospital. |
2006 | 2006* | 2006 | Maps |
| The 2001 Marginalization Index was created by researchers at the Centre for Urban Health Solutions at St. Michael’s Hospital. |
2001 | 2001 | ||
| CAN-Marg 1996 provided through Statistics Canada Custom Data Product Request (Saeeda Khan, Mike Tjepkema), May 29, 2018 |
1996 | |||
| CAN-Marg 1991 provided through Statistics Canada Custom Data Product Request (Saeeda Khan, Mike Tjepkema), May 29, 2018 |
1991 | |||
| * Asterisk indicates there are maps available for this content | ||||
Ontario Marginalization Index (ON-Marg) — 2011 update is now available!INTRODUCTION
The Ontario Marginalization Index
The 2011 Ontario Marginalization Index was created jointly by researchers at the Public Health Ontario and Centre for Urban Health Solutions at St. Michael’s Hospital.
ON-Marg is a data tool that combines a wide range of demographic indicators into four distinct dimensions of marginalization. As a multifaceted index, ON-Marg measures multiple axes of deprivation in Ontario, including:
• residential instability: indicators such as "% renters" and "% living alone"
• material deprivation: indicators such as "% low income" and "% lone parent families"
• dependency: indicators such as "% seniors" and "% employment"
• ethnic concentration: indicators such as "% recent immigrants" and "% visible minority"
The 2011 update to ON-Marg update combines data from several sources including: Statistics Canada Taxfiler data, Municipal Property Assessment Corporation data, the Registered Persons Database, and the Immigration Refugees, Citizenship Canada (IRCC) Permanent Resident Database.
Data is available at the local and neighbourhood-level as well as larger geographies such as public health units and Local Health Integration Networks.
Citation:
Matheson et al. "Development of the Canadian Marginalization Index: a new tool for the study of inequality." Canadian Journal of Public Health, 2012;103(Suppl. 2):S12-S16. English, Français
USER GUIDE and DATA
ON-Marg User Guide 2011Outlines everything you need to know about using ON-Marg to complete your own analyses.
Download the ON-Marg data 2011:
Download 2011 ON-Marg update-
How to cite this document:
Matheson, FI; Ontario Agency for Health Protection and Promotion (Public Health Ontario). 2011 Ontario marginalization index. Toronto, ON: St. Michael’s Hospital; 2017. Joint publication with Public Health Ontario.
SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS
Technical DocumentBackground information on ON-Marg methodology, data sources and how the different dimensions were calculated.
ON-Marg FAQsReferences the most common questions asked to help you use ON-Marg.
Ontario Marginalization Index (ON-Marg) — 2006, 2001INTRODUCTION
The Ontario Marginalization Index
How can researchers, community agencies and policy-makers find out more about the relationship between our neighbourhoods and our health?
The Ontario Marginalization index allows you to explore how factors like residential instability and material deprivation are concentrated at local level and how this is affecting health outcomes.
ON-Marg (2006 and 2001) was created by researchers at the Centre for Urban Health Solutions at St. Michael’s (C-UHS).
Citation:
Matheson et al. "Development of the Canadian Marginalization Index: a new tool for the study of inequality." Canadian Journal of Public Health, 2012;103(Suppl. 2):S12-S16. English, Français
USER GUIDE and DATA
ON-Marg User Guide 2006Download the ON-Marg data and Geographic Crosswalk 2006, 2001:
DA & CT ON-Marg Data, 2006
DA & CT ON-Marg Data, 2001 Geographic Crosswalk, 2006
Geographic Crosswalk, 2001
SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS
ON-Marg FAQs
About and Using the ON-Marg: FAQs
Additional Resources
Overview of the Ontario Marginalization Index (ON-Marg), 2012
Centre for Research on Inner City Health (CRICH). RESEARCH FLASH, 2012
Who’s using ON-Marg?
For more about the impact the Ontario Marginalization Index (On-Marg) is having on program design and policy development in Ontario, read case studies from:
Hospital for Sick Children
Peel Public Health
Public Health Ontario
Ontario Marginalization Index (ON-Marg) — City of Toronto ON-Marg maps and data 2011, 2006INTRODUCTION
The Ontario Marginalization Index
How can researchers, community agencies and policy-makers find out more about the relationship between our neighbourhoods and our health?
The Ontario Marginalization index allows you to explore how factors like residential instability and material deprivation are concentrated at local level and how this is affecting health outcomes.
ON-Marg Toronto (2011 and 2006) was created by researchers at the Centre for Urban Health Solutions at St. Michael’s (C-UHS).
Citation:
Matheson et al. "Development of the Canadian Marginalization Index: a new tool for the study of inequality." Canadian Journal of Public Health, 2012;103(Suppl. 2):S12-S16. English, Français
USER GUIDE, DATA and MAPS
ON-Marg User Guide 2006Download the ON-Marg Toronto data: 2011, 2006
Toronto Neighbourhoods, ON-Marg Data, 2011 Toronto Neighbourhoods, ON-Marg Data, 2006City of Toronto ON-Marg maps
ON-Marg Toronto Maps 2011, 2006
Canadian Marginalization Index (CAN-Marg) — 2006, 2001, 1996, 1991INTRODUCTION
The Canadian Marginalization Index
How can researchers, community agencies and policy-makers find out more about the relationship between our neighbourhoods and our health?
The Canadian Marginalization Index (CAN-Marg) can be used to understand inequalities in health and other social problems related to health among either population groups or geographic areas across Canada.
CAN-Marg (2006 and 2001) was created by researchers at the Centre for Urban Health Solutions at St. Michael’s (C-UHS).
CAN-Marg 1991 and 1996 provided through Statistics Canada Custom Data Product Request (Saeeda Khan, Mike Tjepkema), May 29, 2018
Citation:
Matheson et al. "Development of the Canadian Marginalization Index: a new tool for the study of inequality." Canadian Journal of Public Health, 2012;103(Suppl. 2):S12-S16. English, Français
USER GUIDE and DATA
The Canadian Marginalization Index (CAN-Marg) — 2006, 2001
CAN-Marg User Guide 2006, 2001Download the CAN-Marg data 2006, 2001:
DA CAN-Marg Data, 2006
DA CAN-Marg Data, 2001 CT CAN-Marg Data, 2006
CT CAN-Marg Data, 2001
The Canadian Marginalization Index (CAN-Marg) — 1996, 1991
CAN-Marg 1996 and 1991 Development — Summary Documentation:Download the CAN-Marg data 1996, 1991:
EA CAN-Marg Data, 1996
EA CAN-Marg Data, 1991 CT CAN-Marg Data, 1996
CT CAN-Marg Data, 1991
CONTACT US
How to cite this website:
Ontario Community Health Profiles Partnership; www.ontariohealthprofiles.ca; Accessed on: September 23, 2018