2005 Meant More Money for Northerners

Families and individuals in Northwestern Ontario made more money in
2005, compared to 2000.
The latest Census figures show that the median income for families in
Dryden was $78,000, an increase of $4,000.
Individuals had $30,000 in their wallet, compared to $28,000 in
2000.
The average income for families in Red Lake was $88,000,
$86,000 in Ear Falls, $83,000 in Sioux Lookout, $75,000 in Kenora
and $67,000 in Ignace.
According to the Census, 30 individuals in Kenora and Red Lake made over $250,000.
25 people in Dryden exceed the $250,000 mark.