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- Nominal Gross Domestic Product(GDP_NOMINAL)
Gross domestic product in current dollars, combining real growth and price change, in millions of dollars. It anchors ratios like debt-to-GDP and measures the tax base, where what matters is dollars rather than volumes. Seasonally adjusted at annual rates; published quarterly.
Statistics Canada, Canadian System of Macroeconomic Accounts · Quarterly · Millions of dollars
- Household Disposable Income per Capita(DISP_INCOME_PC)
Household disposable income per person in current dollars: after-tax income available to spend or save. It is the national-accounts measure of household purchasing power, distinct from wages because it includes transfers and subtracts taxes. Published quarterly.
Statistics Canada, Canadian System of Macroeconomic Accounts · Quarterly · Dollars
- Current Account Balance(CURRENT_ACCOUNT)
The net balance on trade in goods and services, investment income and transfers between Canada and the rest of the world, in millions of dollars. A negative balance means Canada as a whole is borrowing from abroad to fund its spending. Seasonally adjusted; published quarterly from the balance of international payments.
Statistics Canada, Balance of International Payments · Quarterly · Millions of dollars
- GDP: Real Estate and Rental and Leasing(GDP_REALESTATE)
Monthly value-added of real estate and rental and leasing in millions of chained 2017 dollars. It is dominated by imputed rent on owner-occupied housing: the national accounts treat homeowners as renting to themselves. Seasonally adjusted at annual rates.
Statistics Canada, Gross Domestic Product by Industry · Monthly · Millions of chained 2017 dollars
- CPI: Shelter(CPI_SHELTER_SA)
The shelter component of the Consumer Price Index, covering rent, owned accommodation and utilities, on a 2002=100 base. Shelter carries the largest weight in the CPI basket, so its path dominates headline inflation in housing-driven cycles. Seasonally adjusted; published monthly.
Statistics Canada, Consumer Price Index · Monthly · Index, 2002=100
- CPI: Rent(CPI_RENT)
The rent component of the Consumer Price Index on a 2002=100 base, measuring rents paid by tenants. It is the largest measured piece of shelter costs and moves slowly, since leases reset gradually. Published monthly, not seasonally adjusted.
Statistics Canada, Consumer Price Index · Monthly · Index, 2002=100
- Building Permits(BUILDING_PERMITS)
The value of building permits issued by Canadian municipalities for residential and non-residential construction, in thousands of current dollars. Permits are filed before ground breaks, so this series leads actual construction activity by several months. Seasonally adjusted; published monthly.
Statistics Canada, Building Permits Survey · Monthly · Thousands of dollars
- Investment in Building Construction(INV_BUILDING_TOTAL)
The seasonally adjusted dollar value of all building construction put in place each month, in current dollars. It covers residential and non-residential buildings and is the monthly read on construction activity from permits to completions. From the Investment in Building Construction survey.
Statistics Canada, Investment in Building Construction · Monthly · Dollars
- Investment in Residential Building Construction(INV_BUILDING_RES)
The seasonally adjusted dollar value of residential building construction put in place, in current dollars, covering single and multiple dwellings. It is the housing-cycle component of building investment, moving with starts and renovation demand. From the Investment in Building Construction survey.
Statistics Canada, Investment in Building Construction · Monthly · Dollars
- Investment in Non-residential Building Construction(INV_BUILDING_NONRES)
The seasonally adjusted dollar value of non-residential building construction put in place, in current dollars, covering industrial, commercial, institutional and governmental buildings. It tracks business-cycle investment in structures rather than housing. From the Investment in Building Construction survey.
Statistics Canada, Investment in Building Construction · Monthly · Dollars
- Investment in Single-dwelling Construction(INV_BUILDING_SINGLE)
The seasonally adjusted dollar value of single-dwelling construction put in place, in current dollars, covering singles, cottages and mobile homes. It is the low-density slice of residential investment. From the Investment in Building Construction survey.
Statistics Canada, Investment in Building Construction · Monthly · Dollars
- Investment in Multi-dwelling Construction(INV_BUILDING_MULTI)
The seasonally adjusted dollar value of multiple-dwelling construction put in place, in current dollars, covering doubles, rows and apartments. It tracks the shift toward denser housing supply in Canadian cities. From the Investment in Building Construction survey.
Statistics Canada, Investment in Building Construction · Monthly · Dollars
- Rental Vacancy Rate(RENT_VACANCY)
The share of purpose-built rental apartments sitting vacant across census metropolitan areas, in percent, from the CMHC Rental Market Survey. It is the tightness gauge of the rental market: low vacancy means landlords hold pricing power. Published annually for apartment structures of six or more units.
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation via Statistics Canada · Annual · Percent