Claim in the Record

Claims in the Record

These are claims Countability has formally checked and added to the public Record. Each page shows the evidence, method, date added, where the claim is used, and what could change it.

Each claim shows how it is currently used. "Featured in a product" means it appears in a published product. "Awaiting its product" means it has been checked and added, and will appear when its planned product is published. "Supporting evidence" means it strengthens an existing finding and is not shown on its own.

ClaimTierAdded to the RecordHow it is used
Federal interest burden: selected-period comparisonOBSERVED2026-07-13Featured in a product
British Columbia net interprovincial flow: selected-period comparisonOBSERVED2026-07-13Featured in a product
New-home price inflation: selected-period comparisonOBSERVED2026-07-13Featured in a product
Rent inflation: selected-period comparisonOBSERVED2026-07-13Featured in a product
Wage growth: selected-period comparisonOBSERVED2026-07-13Public in the Record
Thirteen consecutive federal deficit quartersOBSERVED2026-07-13Featured in a product
Electricity-generation emissions: sustained declineOBSERVED2026-07-13Awaiting its product
Emissions per unit of output: sustained declineOBSERVED2026-07-13Public in the Record
Alberta's sustained net interprovincial inflowOBSERVED2026-07-13Featured in a product
Ontario's sustained net interprovincial outflowOBSERVED2026-07-13Featured in a product
Quebec's sustained net interprovincial outflowOBSERVED2026-07-13Featured in a product
Quebec budgetary balance: five-year deterioration (support evidence)OBSERVED2026-07-13Supporting evidence
Employment, age 15+ (SA): selected-period comparisonOBSERVED2026-09-06In the Record, not featured
Asylum claims: selected-period comparisonOBSERVED2026-09-14In the Record, not featured

Withdrawn historical readings

These earlier readings are retained for traceability and are excluded from the current readings above.

Every claim here was added by an explicit decision after passing Countability's checks, and nothing is removed silently.