5 of 12 sources currently serve published data: Community GDP engine, Geography, Rents, Trade, Wages & vacancies. 7 sources serve synthetic or placeholder data. Do not use placeholder figures for employment, investment, or policy decisions; check each record's provenance and /about/data.
Sector GDP allocated to Sherwood No. 159, largest first, with the weight source for each allocation.
Sector
Allocated
Weight source
Manufacturing [31-33]
$130M
cbc-midpoint-employment
Educational services [61]
$99M
cbc-midpoint-employment
Construction [23]
$64M
cbc-midpoint-employment
Transportation and warehousing [48-49]
$34M
cbc-midpoint-employment
Other services (except public administration) [81]
$5M
cbc-midpoint-employment
Real estate and rental and leasing [53]
$5M
occupied-dwellings
Professional, scientific and technical services [54]
$4M
cbc-midpoint-employment
Mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction [21]
$4M
cbc-midpoint-employment · partial benchmark
Wholesale trade [41]
$4M
cbc-midpoint-employment
Administrative and support, waste management and remediation services [56]
$2M
cbc-midpoint-employment
Retail trade [44-45]
$1M
cbc-midpoint-employment
Partial sectors allocate only the attributable share. The rest stays in the provincial residual.
Tier COEX community GDP engine on Statistics Canada benchmarks — Benchmark allocation, calculation v2.1.0: official provincial sector GDP distributed by measured activity weights (Business Counts employment, census dwellings, resident household income), income/production blend. Modeled estimates that reconcile to provincial totals — not Statistics Canada measurements. · 2026-05-01 · Modeled estimate
Modeled estimate, not an official measurement. Figures reconcile to the official 2022 provincial accounts — see the provincial overview for method, sources and residuals.
Sherwood No. 159 — community GDP · Opportunity Exchange