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Obstacles experienced by businesses when purchasing goods or services from suppliers in another province or territory over the last 12 …
Provinces or territories in which goods or services were purchased from suppliers outside of the business' province or territory over …
Percentage of businesses' total purchases of goods or services from suppliers within another province or territory over last 12 months, …
Businesses' interprovincial trade activities conducted within Canada over the last 12 months, by North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) and …
Mount Revelstoke National Park provides important habitat for a wide range of bird species. As the most diverse land vertebrates, …
Digitized DAO accessions from natural occurrences, cultivated, and hybrid specimens. Records are in various stages of review and completion. This …
Number and percentage of persons for selected health indicators, for the Inuit population, by geography (Inuit Nunangat), age group, and …
Number and percentage of persons for selected health indicators, by Indigenous identity, province/territory, age, and sex, based on four-year period …
This measure tracks changes in presence and absence of three amphibian species at 43 potential breeding sites. Each site is …
This measure tracks changes in presence and absence of three amphibian species at 12 potential breeding sites. Each site is …