Mapping location and co-location of industries at the neighborhood level : a spatial kernel density approach / by Jérôme Blanchet, Robert Oikle, Dennis Huynh and Alessandro Alasia. : CS18-001/2025-1E-PDF

"Businesses don’t just choose a city to locate their operations; they choose a neighbourhood. In turn, the clustering of businesses in a neighbourhood shapes the economic opportunities and quality of life in the area. Despite the relevance of these local-level dynamics documented in the literature, research on business clusters in Canada has focused primarily on the regional or metropolitan scale. This focus has limited the possible applications of cluster analysis for urban planning, infrastructure development, and local development by actors operating or delivering programs at the local scale"--Executive summary, page 12.

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