
[2008 Business Retention and Expansion Survey]
LOCAL EMPLOYERS
Boyle is located in the hub of the Forestry, Agriculture and Natural Resources sectors. Located within Boyle is a saw mill owned by Millar Western Forest Products Ltd. and 40km northwest of Boyle is the largest single-line kraft pulp mill in North America, owned by Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. Pipeline activity in the area has resulted in a temporary camp population of an additional 700 to 1,000 workers.
The five largest employers in the area include:
|
# Employees |
|
| Alberta Pacific Forest Industries Ltd |
500 |
| Millar Western Forest Products Ltd |
161 |
| West Coast Scaffolding Inc |
100 |
| Boyle Co-op | 80 |
| Trigen Construction | 120 |
| Aspen Regional Health |
71 |
| Aspenview School District #19- Boyle |
40 |
ACCOMMODATIONS WITHIN TRADING AREA
This data has been compiled by the Alberta Hotel and Lodging Association and from discussions with Mr. Merv Purschke, Athabasca Open Camp.
Hotels and Motels
Campgrounds
Open Camps
TRAFFIC COUNTS
|
Hwy
|
From
|
To
|
Length (km)
|
WAADT
|
WASDT
|
|
63
|
N of Newbrook
|
W of 663 W of Boyle WJ
|
15.01
|
1880
|
2140
|
|
63
|
E of 663 W of Boyle WJ
|
S of 663 at Boyle EJ
|
23.05
|
2910
|
3310
|
|
63
|
N of 663 at Boyle EJ
|
W of 831 at Boyle NJ
|
24.18
|
1740
|
1980
|
|
63
|
N of 831 at Boyle NJ
|
S of 55S of Donatville SJ
|
39.58
|
3330
|
3560
|
|
TOTAL
|
|
|
|
9860
|
10,990
|
WAADT = Weighted Average Annual Daily Traffic (2 way traffic volume
WASDT = Weighted Average Summer Daily Traffic (2 way traffic volume) from May 1 – Sept 30
Data is supplied from AB Infrastructure and Transportation Counts 2006