Canadian Statistics

Highlights of Statistics Canada annual reports on Canadian crime statistics.

Where to find useful business statistics.

Munir Sheikh, Chief Statistician of Canada and head of Statistics Canada, has resigned over the government's handling of its decision to scrap the long- form census questionnaire and replace it with a voluntary National Household Survey (NHS).

Eliminating the long-form census questionnaire reinforces a growing tendency for Canadian government policy to be based on ideology rather than factual analysis.

The latest Canadian statistics from Statistics Canada. Searchable archives.

Summary of monthly key economic indicators including GDP, personal disposable income, savings rate and unemployment rates. From Statistics Canada.

Canadian education statistics on enrolment, graduates, funding, expenditures and employment in education. From Statistics Canada.

Statistics fact sheets on demographics, families, health, education, economic security and the labour market from the Canadian Council on Social Development.

On May 16, 2006, Statistics Canada takes the census of approximately 32 million people in Canada. For the first time Canadian census questionnaires can be completed online.

Canadian statistics gathered in the 2006 Census of Canada.

Statistics on services provided at the Canadian border by the Canadian Border Services Agency in 2004, including immigration, tax collection and weapons and drug seizures.

A quick overview of 2003 statistics on life expectancy, deaths and causes of death in Canada.

On May 15, 2001, about 11.8 million Canadian households and 276,000 farm operations completed questionnaires for the 2001 Census of Canada.

Statistics on the population of Canada gathered in the 2001 Canadian census.

Statistics on the Canadian workforce from the 2001 Canada Census.

Canada is increasingly becoming a multilingual society according to language statistics from the 2001 Census of Canada.

While the number of farms operating in Canada continues to decline, they are producing more, according to the 2001 Canadian Census of Agriculture.

Caanda's central statistics agency provides statistics on the Canadian population, resources, economy, society and culture.