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Global Affairs Canada has archived a number of older trade reports and notices that were previously available online. These documents …
Section 01: Introduction
Pay Equity Commissioner's message
Section 02: Pay equity in Canada by the numbers
Pay Equity 2025-2026: By …
Commissioner's message
Accessibility 2025–2026: By the numbers
Promoting a barrier-free Canada
Improving awareness
Building connections
Empowering organizations to navigate requirements
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The National Broadband Data represents coverage information across Canada for existing broadband service providers with their associated technology types. The …
Wholesale services price index (WSPI) measures quarterly margin price movement for Canadian merchant wholesalers, classified according to the North American …
Retail services price index (RSPI) by North American Industry Classification System (NAICS). Quarterly Data are available from first quarter 2008. …
Balance sheet of the agricultural sector and ratios as at December 31 in dollars unless otherwise noted (Canada and the …
As required under the Employment Equity Act, the NRC reports annually on its progress towards achieving a representative workforce.
These resources contain key indicators for the high technology sector in BC and other provinces. Among the indicators are business …
British Columbia Public School Teacher Statistics, includes all data used in public reports up to 2025/2026. See lineage statement for …