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DATA / THE EXPLORER

See how Canada connects.

Put two measures in conversation. Add a dimension. Follow the relationship through time.

YOUR QUESTION. YOUR VIEW.One point. One month.
Every value, traceable.

13 measures · 2,345 published observations · Edition 227de79c8421

Canada / Monthly observations
THE RELATIONSHIP
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Each point is one matched month. Stronger colour marks later months.
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Explore an edition of already published Countability observations. The interface responds instantly; source data changes with published editions, not in real time. Source release and capture dates are unavailable in these selected public tables. Each series retains its own reference period and published precision.

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How this comparison works

Only exact matching reference months are paired. No interpolation or filling of missing values. A positive shift pairs an earlier X month with the displayed Y month. Point size uses the third measure’s published value in the Y month.

Annual change is a percentage for level series and a percentage-point difference for rate series. It is calculated before pairing. A year-earlier zero denominator is omitted. Through time rescales each axis to its own 0–100 range within the selected window; this is neither growth nor a common unit.

Pearson’s r is calculated on the visible paired X and Y values. It is withheld below 12 pairs or if either series is constant. It is descriptive, with no significance test or causal claim. Serial dependence between months and overlapping 12-month windows mean the pairs are not independent observations. Employment and participation rates share a population denominator. Rounded source tables limit precision. Source adjustments and definitions may differ.

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The current published edition: monthly Canadian observations, at the precision of the source tables. Reference windows differ by measure.