Getting Started
- Industry CanadaUse this website for a variety of information on businesses in Canada.
- Hoover's Handbook of Industry Profiles 2009 Check out this US-focused publication to gain an overview of the business-shaping trends in a particular industry and insight into issues affecting their customers and partners.
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Getting Started
This research guide focuses on industries in Canada and the United States, but also identifies some international resources, either print or electronic, that can be found at the University of Ottawa Library or on the web.
View a subject-specific tab or consult our Database Summary Guide.
Important Information
SIC/NAICS Codes
The Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) code number was established in order to promote the comparability of statistics. The SIC code has been revised over the years and some code numbers have changed. It is important to be careful when comparing data from different publishers and over a long period of time. Beginning with the 1997 Economic Census, the Census Bureau began using a new North American Industrial Classification System (NAICS) (pronounced "nakes") which is more closely aligned with international codes. Many commercial publications have converted to NAICS, but some still use SIC codes.
- Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) System SearchFind descriptions of the different codes on this site. Morisset library has a print version called The Standard Industrial Classification Manual (MRT Reference HF 1042 .S73 1987).
- North American Industry Classification System (NAICS 2007)Find the U.S. descriptions of the different codes on this site.
- North American Industry Classification System (Canadian Version)Search through a modified version of the codes prepared by Statistics Canada. Morisset library also has a print copy called North American Industry Classification System - NAICS, Canada 2007 (MRT Government Pubs CA1 CS12 501 2007).
- Bridge Between SIC and NAICS: Correspondence TablesLocate the bridge codes on this site. In the 1997 Economic Census, the U.S. Census Bureau began providing a bridge between the SIC codes and the NAICS.
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