ICE Research
In line with ICE’s mandate, the Committee identifies research projects that can inform the economic and labour force development activities of the three governments in Toronto. Starting in 2010, the committee posted two research opportunities on its website and selected external experts to prepare summary reports. The first two research projects were completed in spring 2011 and are posted below. The Committee will continue to identify research that is timely and useful to our stakeholders, and post contract research opportunities as they arise. In all cases reports reflect the views of the researchers and not necessarily of ICE or its members.
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ICE Research Series Reports:
JUNE 2018
Growing Impact – Post Secondary International Students in Toronto – Prepared by Sarah Wayland and Ilene Hyman
SEPTEMBER 2017
Finding the Right Ingredients: Labour Market Considerations for the Food and Beverage Processing Sector – Prepared by Toronto Workforce Innovation Group
MARCH 2015:
Labour Market Information in the Greater Toronto Area: Getting Behind the Numbers – Prepared by Tom Zizys
APRIL 2014:
Redesigning Collaboration: Opportunities for Innovation in Toronto’s Labour Market
Prepared by Jill Shirey and Serene Tan, Mowat Centre
MARCH 2014:
Big Data for Public Good: A Primer
Prepared by Nordicity
APRIL 2012:
Rowing Together: Best Practices for the Regional Coordination of Economic Development in the Toronto Region
Prepared by Tom Zizys, Employment, Housing, Community Development and International Development Consultant
FEBRUARY 2011:
Toronto Community Hub Profiles 2010-2011 ♦ Community Hubs: A Scan of Toronto – Summary Report
Prepared by WoodGreen Community Services, Planning and Research Unit
AUGUST 2011:
Lies, Damned Lies, and Statistics: A Critical Examination of City Ranking Studies ♦ City Rankings – Summary Report
Prepared by Zack Taylor, Metapolis Consulting