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Presents survey results on household Internet use in Canada. Increase in the number of Internet users; Time spent on the Internet; Indicators of household Internet use; Growth rate of Internet connection.

Presents charts and graphs depicting prices in Canada as of January 2001. Indexes of gross domestic product and consumer price; Economic indicators of the industrial product price by commodity and industry; Types of raw materials.

Presents charts and graphs depicting the good-producing industries in Canada as of January 2001. Annual percentage change of the manufacturing shipments, orders and inventories; Ratio of manufacturing stocks to shipments; Miscellaneous manufacturing statistics.

Presents charts and graphs depicting the financial markets in Canada as of January 2001. Interest and exchange rates; Price indexes of the stock exchanges; Operating profits of the corporate finances; Types of security issues and retirements.

Reports the economic condition in Canada as of February 2001. Performance of economic indicators; Decline of industrial output; Labor market conditions; Percentage of gross domestic product; Household demand; Reduction of merchandise trade surplus.

Reports the economic condition in Canada as of March 2001. Performance of the economic indicators; Growth of real gross domestic product; Details on corporate investment; Labor market conditions; Information on household spending.

Focuses on the economic conditions in Canada as of September 2001. Rate of unemployment; Housing activities; Consumer price index; Real gross domestic product; Retail sales volume; Merchandise exports and imports.

Presents graphs and charts depicting the good-producing industries in Canada as of September 2001. Information on the orders and inventories of manufacturing shipments; Statistics of the miscellaneous manufacturing; Data on the capacity utilization rates.

Presents graphs and charts depicting the financial markets in Canada as of September 2001. Data on the interest and exchange rates; Figures of the stock exchanges; Statistics on the operation profits by major industry.

Presents a chart and graphs depicting the economic conditions of Canada after the September 11, 2001 attacks. Summary of key economic indicators; Evaluation of labor markets, composite indexes and the gross domestic product output; Decline of the stock market; Assessment of the economies of other countries.

Evaluates the use of information and communications technologies and electronic commerce in business enterprises and industries in Canada. Tendency of larger business to engage in electronic commerce; Evaluation of industry sales over the Internet; Assessment of industry Internet use.

Presents statistics on good-producing industries as of October 2001 in Canada. Charts on manufacturing shipments and inventories; Chart of raw materials and goods inventories; Inventories on construction, petroleum and natural gas, and energy and mining industry.

Presents statistics on the financial markets as of October 2001 in Canada. Graph of finance's annual percent change; Chart on interest and exchange rates; Ratio of annual percent change on corporate finances.

Presents economic conditions of Canada from 1926 to 2001. Details of the economic recession in 1929; Impact of World War II on the economy; Increase of domestic spending during the Korean War; Expansion of the economy in 1960.

Presents statistics relating to prices in Canada as of December 2001. GDP price indexes; Consumer price indexes; Industrial product price indexes by commodity; Industrial product price indexes by industry; Raw materials; Commodity prices; Housing; Unit labor costs.

Presents statistics relating to Canada's good-producing industries as of December 2001. Manufacturing shipments, orders and inventories; Inventories held; Miscellaneous manufacturing statistics; Capacity utilization rates; Construction; Farm cash receipts; Petroleum and natural gas; Energy and mining.

Presents statistics relating to Canada's financial markets as of December 2001. Interest rates and exchange rates; Stock exchanges; Money supply and credit; Corporate finances; Operating profits by major industry; Net new issues of securities; Security issues and retirements.

Focuses on the frequency of labor turnover in the Canadian labor market. Characteristics of job insecurity; Susceptibility to layoffs and short-term employment by workers; Consequences of layoffs.

Presents graphs and charts depicting good-producing industries in Canada from 1999 to 2000. Orders and inventories of manufacturing shipments; Capacity utilization rates; Exports of petroleum and natural gas products.

Presents charts and graphs depicting the financial markets in Canada from 1999 to 2000. Interest and exchange rates; Volume of stock exchanges; Operating profit of corporations.

Describes the condition of provincial gross domestic products (GNP) in Canada for 2001. Factors influencing the performance of GNP; Increase in GNP rates among provinces; Effect of the U.S. economic slowdown on the performance of GNP.

Reports on economic developments in Canada, compiled as of June 2002. Gross domestic product growth; Unemployment rate; Prices.

Focuses on the economic condition in Canada. Growth in the labor market; Performance of the housing market; Changes in the intended outlays for machinery and equipment.

Presents the economic indicators for Canada as of September 2002. Percent change in employment; Current account balance; Gross domestic product chain price index.

Explores the advantages and disadvantages of jobs in Canada's knowledge-based industries. Information and communication technology industries; Work hours by industry and education; Personal and family support programs.

Presents charts and graphs of Canada's good-producing industries. Manufacturing shipments, orders and inventories; Petroleum and natural gas; Energy and mining.

Presents charts and graphs of Canada's financial markets. Interest rates and exchange rates; Operating profits by major industries; Net new issues of security; Stock exchanges.

Analyzes implications of the increasing import content in exports on the business cycle between Canada and the U.S. Overview of the increasing involvement of imports in exports in Canada since 1989; Contribution of value-added exports to the gross domestic product of Canada; Highlights of the trend in Canadian economy since 1989.

Presents charts and graphs on good-producings industries in Canada from 1998 to 2002. Manufacturing shipments; Inventories; Ratio of manufacturing stocks and shipments; Capacity utilization rates; Single family homes.

Presents statistics related to Canada's good-producing industries from 1998 to 2002. Manufacturing shipments, orders and inventories; Capacity utilization rates; Construction; Farm cash receipts; Petroleum and natural gas; Energy and mining.

Presents statistics concerning Canada's financial markets for the period 1998-2002. Interest rates and exchange rates; Stock exchanges; Money supply and credit; Corporate finances; Operating profits by major industry; Net new issues of securities; Security issues and retirements.

Reports on the economic conditions in Canada as of March 2003. Labor markets; Business investment; Merchandise trade.

Reports on Canada's economy for year 2002. Economic performance; Financial markets; Investment.

Discusses the economic growth of Canada during the first quarter of 2003. Inclusion of the acceleration of the gross domestic product (GDP); Economic growth's reliance on housing and energy; Factors contributing to an increase in oil and gas prices; Impact of the slowdown of the U.S. economy.

Discusses spending and savings trends in Canada and the U.S. as of April 2003. Inclusion of the financial behavior of households, government, business and external; Reasons for Canada's improved economic performance; Ways in which spending in all non-government sectors has been stronger in Canada than in the U.S.; Differing attitudes to consumer spending and saving.

Asks how the level of Canadian prices differs from the United States across different product groups. Impact of competition on identical product prices; Factors for comparative price level changes over time; Significance of comparative price level differences.

Presents statistics on the financial markets in Canada as of 2003. Interest rates; Stock exchanges; Money supply and credit.

Reports on the economic conditions in Canada as of June 2003. Terms of trade; Financial balance; Labor markets.

Presents statistics on prices in Canada as of June 2003. Gross domestic price indexes; Consumer price indexes; Industrial product price indexes by commodity; Industrial product price indexes by industry; Raw materials; Commodity prices; Housing; Unit labor costs.

Presents statistics on good-producing industries in Canada as of June 2003. Manufacturing shipments, orders and inventories; Inventories held; Miscellaneous manufacturing statistics; Capacity utilization rates; Farm cash receipts; Petroleum and natural gas; Energy and mining; Construction.

Presents statistics on financial markets in Canada as of June 2003. Interest rates and exchange rates; Stock exchanges; Money supply and credit; Corporate finances; Operating profits by major industry; Net new issues of securities; Security issues and retirements.

Looks at the economic conditions in Canada as of August 8, 2003. Increase in capital spending by manufacturers; Increase in composite leading index; Gross domestic product; Increase in retail sales volume; Consumer price index; Performance of the financial markets.

Investigates the impact of self-employed on labor productivity growth in the business sector in the 1990's. Increase in the number of self-employed in Canada; Comparison of relative performance of productivity between Canada and the U.S.; Reason why relative productivity growth in Canada declined from 1987 to 1998.

Presents statistical data concerning prices in Canada as of August 2003. Consumer price index; Industrial product prices; Commodity prices; Unit labor costs.

Presents statistical data concerning good-producing industries in Canada as of August 2003. Manufacturing shipments; Inventories; Capacity utilization rates; Farm cash receipts; Petroleum and natural gas; Energy and mining; Construction.

Presents statistical data concerning financial markets in Canada as of August 2003. Interest and exchange rates; Stock exchanges; Money supply and credit; Corporate finances; Operating profits by major industries.

Examines the economic conditions of Canada. Observation of the drop in both trade and output in August of 2003 due to the drop in hours worked resulting from the Ontario power blackouts; Expectation to recoup losses in one month; Boost of the buoyant household demand by additional jobs in September and October; Impact of the domestic spending on growth of services; Weakness in manufacturing from the rise of the exchange rate.

Presents charts and graphs of Canadian price indexes. Consumer price indexes; Industrial product price indexes by commodity; Industrial product price indexes by industry; Raw materials; Commodity prices; Housing; Unit labor costs.

Presents charts and graphs of Canada's good-producing industries. Manufacturing shipments, orders and inventories; Inventories held; Capacity utilization rates; Farm cash receipts; Petroleum and natural gas; Energy and mining; Construction industry.

Presents charts and graphs of Canada's financial markets. Interest rates and exchange rates; Stock exchanges; Money supply and credit; Corporate finances; Operating profits by major industry; New issues of securities; Security issues and retirements.