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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 period.
Every value, traceable.

347 measures · 43,448 published observations · Edition ef01c4e889fb

Canada / Monthly observations

THE RELATIONSHIP
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Explore a dated edition of Countability’s published tables and qualified issuer series. Selected measures load as you choose them; the source record changes with editions, not in real time. Each series shows its reference period, available release and capture dates, definitions and precision.

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Only exact matching reference periods within the same frequency are paired. Quarterly and annual values stay quarterly and annual; they are never repeated across months. Different places may be compared through time, with each geography identified. No interpolation or filling of missing values. A positive shift pairs an earlier X period with the displayed Y period. Point size uses the third measure’s published value in the Y period.

Year-on-year change is a percentage for level series and a percentage-point difference for rate series. Ratios, ages and signed flows use differences in their published units. It is calculated before pairing. A year-earlier denominator of zero or less is omitted from percentage changes. 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 periods and overlapping 12-month windows mean the pairs are not independent observations. Employment and participation rates share a population denominator. Source-table precision limits the comparison. Source adjustments and definitions may differ.

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The current published edition: monthly, quarterly and annual observations, at the precision of the source tables. A selection appears below; the complete catalogue is in the source tables. Reference windows differ by measure.