Business and industry
Numbers on Canada's businesses and the industries they work in: farming, manufacturing, shops, transport, construction and technology.
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Business conditions and counts
How many businesses there are, who owns them, and what owners say about their plans, challenges and finances in business surveys.
Innovation and research
How businesses innovate and adopt new technology, and how much is spent on research and development.
Digital technology
How people and businesses use the internet, online shopping and telecommunications, and how businesses protect themselves online.
Farming and food
What farms grow and raise, what farmers earn and pay, and what food costs and how much is made.
Manufacturing and mining
What factories and mines produce, and how much of their capacity they use.
Retail, wholesale and services
Sales in shops and wholesale businesses, and the service industries from accounting to repairs.
Transportation
Air, rail, road and urban transit: how much is moved, how many people travel, and what it costs.
Construction and infrastructure
Spending on buildings, roads, water systems and other public infrastructure, and the materials and wages that go into construction.