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Guelph, ON · POP — · EMP 82,455 · DATA GRADE A

Guelph, ON

50.8 /100

exposure score (OpenAI task-exposure index via NOC crosswalk — single-index tier)

#17 of 41

more exposed than 61% of Canadian CMAs

Secondary measures

23.7%

of workers are in occupations where ≥50% of tasks are LLM-exposed (Eloundou β; threshold-sensitive — note)

97.1%

of area employment matched to scored occupations (grade A)

Scenario: if replacement-level AI arrives in 2030

2027 2035

Figure 1. Modeled displacement under the median preset (diffusion k=0.8, ceiling 0.75, automation share 0.45, friction lag 1.5y, attrition 3%/y). Solid: positions eliminated. The gap between gross and layoffs is natural attrition — speed of diffusion, not depth of exposure, determines layoffs. This is a scenario, not a forecast: adjust every assumption.

Where the losses land — and your assumptions

Positions eliminated by 2035 per occupation group, under the arrival year selected above. Drag any multiplier if you think we're wrong about a group — your model, your numbers. Multipliers scale that group's task exposure (×0 = immune, ×2 = double).

Table 3. Group exposure = employment-weighted mean task exposure (Eloundou β over the group's local occupations). Bars use the same scenario engine as Figure 1 (median preset).

Most exposed local occupations

OccupationJobsMedian wageExposure [range]
Retail salespersons and visual merchandisers 2,025
61.7
Retail and wholesale trade managers 1,740
68.2
Administrative officers 1,260
82.9
Post-secondary teaching and research assistants 1,145
81.4
Elementary school and kindergarten teachers 1,810
46.9
Motor vehicle assemblers, inspectors and testers 2,700
27.7
Administrative assistants 780
94.9
University professors and lecturers 930
71.4
Professional occupations in advertising, marketing and public relations 815
74.3
Accounting and related clerks 675
86.6

Table 2. Ranked by exposure × local employment. Bands on the 0–100 occupation scale.

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