Town of Shelburne

Grace Tippling Hall ShelburneThe town celebrates its heritage with the annual Fiddle Contest for which it is best known.  It’s a tradition that many take part in from far a-field or nearby… but Shelburne is much more… a vibrant community supporting the farms that surround it, growing into its developing neighbourhoods.

Shelburne is Ontario’s fastest growing small town… and with good reason.  Recreation and work find balance here… ski hills and cottages one on side, business and industry on the other.  While Shelburne is less than an hour from Blue Mountain and Georgian Bay… Brampton and Mississauga, there is much to keep people right here… small business and industry in town, sports clubs and golf courses and an attitude that supports and celebrates the entrepreneur.

The Town of Shelburne has plenty to offer your business and for information on current commercial and leasing opportunities, their business directory, available land or to create a custom community profile please visit the business section of their website.

Link to Town of Shelburne

The following data is comprised of Statistics Canada 2006 and 2011 census data as available:

Key Data Point Information
Population 5,846
Median age of population 37.7 years
% of population ages 15 and over 78.9%
Total private dwellings 2164
Population density per square kilometre 907.1
Median family income $71,738
Land area 6.44 sq km
Educational Attainment
Total population 15 years and over 3,780
No certificate, diploma or degree 1,190
High school certificate or equivalent 1,295
Apprenticeship or trades certificate or diploma 360
College, CEGEP or other non-university certificate or diploma 650
University certificate or diploma below the bachelor level 40
University certificate, diploma or degree 240
Labour Force Activity
Employed 2,530
Unemployed 115
Not in work force 1,130
Occupation: Total Experienced Labour Force 15 Years & Over
A) Management occupations 230
B) Business, finance and administration occupations 385
C) Natural and applied sciences and related occupations 65
D) Health occupations 175
E) Occupations in social science, education, government service and religion 200
F) Occupations in art, culture, recreation and sport 10
G) Sales and service occupations 585
H) Trades, transport and equipment operators and related occupations 550
I) Occupations unique to primary industry 75
J) Occupations unique to processing, manufacturing and utilities 355
Industry: Total Experienced Labour Force 15 Years & Over
Agriculture and other resource-based industries 70
Construction 230
Manufacturing 575
Wholesale trade 140
Retail trade 275
Finance and real estate 70
Health care and social services 360
Educational services 125
Business services 410
Other services 360

Link to Stats Canada Shelburne Data

Link to Town of Shelburne