Fiscal Observatory

Variable	Value	Unit
Child Poverty Rate	9.40	percent
Crime Rate (per 100k)	5,200.00	rate_per_100k
Incarceration Rate (per 100k)	104.00	rate_per_100k
Mental Health Outcomes	9.40	index (per 100k)
Poverty Rate	10.10	percent

Spending (10)

Variable	Value	Unit
Conservation Spending	3.60	billions_cad
Early Childhood Education Spending	8.25	billions_cad
Environment & Climate Spending	12.00	billions_cad
Healthcare Spending	372.00	billions_cad
Infrastructure Spending	45.00	billions_cad
Pharmacare Spending	37.00	billions_cad
Pollution Control Spending	2.40	billions_cad
Public Safety Spending	28.00	billions_cad
Social Services Spending	125.00	billions_cad
Transportation Spending	35.00	billions_cad

🍁 Federal

Variables: 479

Revenues: $1,411.4B

Expenses: $1,837.1B

Balance: $-425.7B

Updated: 479 overrides

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Agriculture (5)

Variable	Value	Unit
Agricultural Land — Institutional Ownership Share	14.00	percent
Annual Farm Consolidation Rate	2.30	percent
New Entrant Farmer Rate	1.20	percent
Small Farm Viability Index	0.38	index
Supply Management Quota Entry Cost Barrier	0.84	index

Data_sovereignty (5)

Variable	Value	Unit
BPO Data Breach Exposure Index	0.63	index
Canadian Data Residency Compliance Rate	23.00	percent
Health Data Residency Violation Rate	34.00	percent
Offshore Personal Data Processing Volume	71.00	percent
Rebadged Foreign Service Penetration — Regulated Sectors	58.00	percent

Defence (6)

Variable	Value	Unit
Maritime Domain Awareness Coverage	34.00	percent
NATO-Eligible Domestic Spend Ratio	25.00	percent
Offshore Platform Annual Maintenance Cost	0.00	billions_cad
Offshore Sovereign Compute Capacity	0.00	MW
Sovereign Sensor Network Coverage Index	0.28	index
US Defence Data Dependency Index	0.71	index

Demographic (5)

Variable	Value	Unit
Canadian Population	41.50	millions
Childcare Demand Index	100.00	billions_cad
Child Population (0-17)	7.20	millions
Senior Population (65+)	8.30	millions
Working Age Population (18-64)	26.00	millions

Economic (117)

Variable	Value	Unit
10-Year Bond Rate	3.50	percent
5-Year Fixed Mortgage Rate	5.00	percent
Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient — Domestic Production Share	8.00	percent
Agricultural Exports to US	40.20	billions_cad
AI Data Centre Energy Consumption (Canada)	4.20	twh_per_year
Alberta Resource Revenue Volatility	3.10	billions_cad
Annual Employer Drug Benefit Expenditure	9.00	billions_cad
Annual Housing Completions	276.00	thousands
Atlantic Canada GDP	170.10	billions_cad
Auto Sector Exports to US	78.00	billions_cad
Bank of Canada Policy Rate	3.00	percent
BoC-CORRA Spread	0.03	percent
BoC-Fed Rate Spread	-1.50	percent
CAD/USD Exchange Rate	0.71	ratio
Canadian Defence Industry Firms	586.00	count
Canadian Defence Industry Revenue	14.30	billions_cad
Canadian Prime Rate	5.20	percent
Canadian Sovereign AI Compute Capacity	0.50	exaflops
Construction Labour Bottleneck Index	78.00	index
Consumer Price Impact from Tariffs	0.00	percent
Convention & Business Tourism	8.50	billions_cad
CORRA (Canadian Overnight Repo Rate Average)	2.97	percent
CPTPP Exports (Total)	42.00	billions_cad
Critical Mineral Domestic Processing Share	5.00	percent
Critical Minerals Domestic Processing Revenue	1.20	billions_cad
Critical Minerals Raw Ore Export Share	87.00	percent
Cultural Tourism Revenue	12.80	billions_cad
Defence Capital Outflow (Foreign)	7.95	billions_cad
Defence Capital Retained (Domestic)	2.65	billions_cad
Defence Export Growth Potential	15.00	billions_cad
Defence Export Revenue	2.80	billions_cad
Defence Industrial Benefit	9.60	billions_cad
Domestic Defence Industrial Capacity	25.00	index
Domestic Defence Industry Share	25.00	percent
Domestic PPE Production Share	12.00	percent
Domestic Tourism Revenue	85.00	billions_cad
Energy Exports to US	169.80	billions_cad
EV Battery Supply Chain Canadian Content	8.00	percent
Exports to China	29.50	billions_cad
Exports to EU	27.30	billions_cad
Exports to India	5.80	billions_cad
Exports to Japan	14.50	billions_cad
Exports to Mexico	8.20	billions_cad
Exports to UK	18.20	billions_cad
Exports to United States	547.30	billions_cad
F-35 Canadian Industrial Contracts	4.50	billions_cad
F-35 Industrial Return Ratio	6.10	percent
Foreign AI Training Data Extraction Value (Canada)	2.50	billions_cad
Foreign Direct Investment Inflows	68.50	billions_cad
GDP Cost of Trade Barriers	90.00	billions_cad
GDP Growth Rate	2.10	percent
GDP Impact from US Tariffs	0.00	percent_change
GoC-UST 10-Year Spread	-0.75	percent
Henry Hub Natural Gas Price	2.15	usd_per_mmbtu
Housing Affordability Ratio	9.40	ratio
Housing Demand Index	135.00	index
Housing Land Speculation Index	85.00	index
Hydroelectric Surplus Utilization for AI Compute	0.00	percent
Imports from China	74.80	billions_cad
Imports from EU	62.50	billions_cad
Imports from India	7.20	billions_cad
Imports from Japan	18.30	billions_cad
Imports from Mexico	19.50	billions_cad
Imports from UK	9.80	billions_cad
Imports from United States	476.30	billions_cad
Import Volume Index	100.00	index
Inflation Rate (CPI)	2.50	percent
Innovation Index	100.00	index
International Tourism Revenue	28.50	billions_cad
International Visitor Arrivals	22.00	millions
Interprovincial Electricity Trade	3.50	billions_cad
Interprovincial Trade Volume	420.00	billions_cad
Investment-Grade Corporate Credit Spread	1.20	percent
LNG Canada Export Capacity	14.00	mtpa
Major Event Economic Impact	2.50	billions_cad
Manufacturing Labour Cost Competitiveness Index	100.00	index
Median Household Income	68.40	thousands_cad
Metals & Minerals Exports to US	79.60	billions_cad
National Average Home Price	690,000.00	cad
National Rental Vacancy Rate	2.20	percent
Natural Gas Production	16.60	bcf_per_day
Nominal GDP	3,183.00	billions_cad
Non-US Export Share	24.50	percent
Oil Domestic Consumption	1.80	millions_bpd
Oil Export Volume	4.20	millions_bpd
Pharmacare Employer Savings (Annual)	0.00	billions_cad
Prairie Provinces GDP	216.20	billions_cad
Productivity Loss from Mental Health	50.00	billions_cad
Product Standards Harmonization Rate	60.00	percent
Provincial Energy Price Divergence Index	180.00	index
Rare Earth Value Capture Ratio	1.10	ratio
Real GDP Growth Rate	1.60	percent
Real Interest Rate	0.50	percent
Rental Affordability Index	32.00	index
Rural Digital GDP Gap	8.40	billions_cad
Seasonal Employment Rate (%)	8.50	percent
Softwood Lumber Exports to US	7.30	billions_cad
Supply Chain Disruption Index	10.00	index
Total Merchandise Exports	721.10	billions_cad
Total Merchandise Imports	765.70	billions_cad
Tourism GDP Contribution	43.00	billions_cad
Trade Balance	-7.20	billions_cad
Trade Diversification Index	32.00	index
Trade Surplus with US	102.30	billions_cad
Unemployment Rate (%)	5.50	percent
US Electricity Exports	4.80	billions_cad
US Federal Funds Rate	4.50	percent
US Share of Global Arms Exports	43.00	percent
US Treasury 10-Year Yield	4.25	percent
Variable Mortgage Rate	5.45	percent
Visitors from Asia-Pacific	3.20	millions
Visitors from Europe	3.80	millions
Visitors from Mexico & LatAm	1.50	millions
Visitors from US	12.50	millions
WCS-WTI Differential	14.00	usd_per_barrel
Workforce Productivity Index	100.00	index
WTI Oil Price	75.00	usd_per_barrel

Employment (2)

Variable	Value	Unit
Clean Energy Sector Employment	130.00	thousands
Domestic Customer Support Employment Share — Telcos	31.00	percent

Energy (4)

Variable	Value	Unit
Grid Battery Storage Capacity	1,500.00	megawatt_hours
National Renewable Energy Investment	8.50	billions_cad
National Solar Capacity	7,000.00	megawatts
National Wind Capacity	18,000.00	megawatts

Environment (3)

Variable	Value	Unit
Boreal Forest Area Under Article 6 Certification (Million Hectares)	0.00	million_hectares
Canadian Boreal Forest Carbon Sequestration (Mt CO2e/year)	2,500.00	megatonnes_co2e
National Grid Emissions Intensity	120.00	grams_co2_kwh

Fiscal (58)

Variable	Value	Unit
Airdrie EPT Requisition	59.00	millions_cad
Alberta Clean Grid Transition Cost (East-West Connection)	0.00	billions_cad
Alberta Education Property Tax Requisition (Total)	3.59	billions_cad
Alberta Provincial Debt (Projected 2027)	109.00	billions_cad
Alberta Provincial Deficit	9.40	billions_cad
Annual Federal Debt Service Cost Per Canadian Under 18	4,200.00	cad_per_year
Boreal Carbon Credit Export Revenue	0.00	billions_cad
Budgetary Balance (Deficit/Surplus)	-78.30	billions_cad
Bulk Procurement Savings	0.00	billions_cad
Calgary: Avg Homeowner EPT Increase	340.00	dollars_cad
Calgary EPT Requisition	1.20	billions_cad
Calgary: Municipal Tax Increase (2026)	54.00	dollars_cad
Calgary: Provincial/Municipal Tax Increase Ratio	6.30	ratio
Calgary: Provincial Share of Property Tax Bill	42.00	percent
Canadian AI Data Licensing Fund Balance	0.00	billions_cad
Canadian Permanent Prosperity Fund Balance	0.00	billions_cad
Canadian Public Data Licensing Revenue	0.00	billions_cad
Citizen Data Dividend Per Capita (Annual)	0.00	cad_per_person
Crown Housing Cost of Capital Advantage	0.00	percentage_points
Defence 5% Target Per Capita	3,998.00	dollars_cad
Defence Capital Envelope (20yr)	322.90	billions_cad
Defence Contract Profit Repatriation (Foreign UBOs)	5.20	billions_cad
Defence Industrial Investment ROI (Years)	12.00	years
Defence Spending as % GDP	1.37	percent
Defence Spending Per Capita	768.00	dollars_cad
Drug Procurement Cost Index	100.00	index
Edmonton: Avg Homeowner EPT Increase	154.00	dollars_cad
Edmonton EPT Requisition	0.64	billions_cad
Effective Interest Rate on Debt	4.10	percent
EPT Non-Residential Mill Rate	4.17	rate_per_thousand
EPT Residential Mill Rate	2.84	rate_per_thousand
EPT Share of Education Operating Costs	33.40	percent
EPT Year-over-Year Increase	16.00	percent
F-35 Program Acquisition Cost	27.70	billions_cad
F-35 Program Lifecycle Cost (30yr)	74.00	billions_cad
Federal Debt (Accumulated Deficit)	1,368.00	billions_cad
Federal Debt-to-GDP Ratio	42.30	percent
Federal Mental Health Investment	5.00	billions_cad
Federal Net Debt Per Canadian Under Age 18	75,000.00	cad_per_person
Fiscal Room (Capacity for New Spending)	0.00	billions_cad
Grid Interconnection Investment	1.20	billions_cad
Health Spending as % of GDP	12.70	percent
Indigenous Policing Funding	0.60	billions_cad
Major Equipment Share of Defence Spending	18.60	percent
National Drug Procurement Savings	0.00	billions_cad
NATO 2% Target Gap	128.57	billions_cad
NATO 5% Target (Annual Obligation)	159.15	billions_cad
NATO 5% Target as % of Education Spending	96.50	percent
NATO 5% Target as % of Healthcare Spending	42.80	percent
NATO 5% Target Gap	128.57	billions_cad
Northwest Passage Transit Revenue	0.00	billions_cad
Norway Counterfactual — What Canada's SWF Would Be Worth	1,847.00	billions_cad
Private Healthcare Delivery Share	30.00	percent
Public Debt Charges (Interest)	55.60	billions_cad
Purpose-Built Rental Investment	3.50	billions_cad
Rural Alberta Infrastructure Deficit	17.00	billions_cad
Sovereign Wealth Fund Annual Investment Return	0.00	billions_cad
Water Export Licensing Revenue	0.00	billions_cad

Food_security (10)

Variable	Value	Unit
Canadian Food Insecurity Rate	18.40	percent
Crown Grocery Network Market Share	0.00	percent
Food Affordability Index	0.58	index
Food Supply Concentration Risk Index	0.71	index
Food System Concentration Index	0.76	index
Food System Transparency Index	0.11	index
Grocery Price Index vs. Inflation	1.34	index
Grocery Retail Margin Transparency Rate	3.00	percent
National Strategic Food Reserve — Weeks of Supply	0.00	count
Rural Food Access Index	0.43	index

Governance (46)

Variable	Value	Unit
Annual Trades-Dedicated Immigration Intake	12.00	thousands_per_year
Arctic Sovereignty Index	35.00	index
Arctic-Specific Defence Capability	20.00	index
CAF Personnel Target	101.50	thousands
CAF Total Personnel Strength	92.70	thousands
Canada Retaliatory Tariff Rate	0.00	percent
Canadian Arctic Icebreaker Fleet Readiness	38.00	percent
Canadian Data Sovereignty Index	28.00	index
Canadian Freshwater Strategic Reserve Index	78.00	index
Canadian Sovereign Drone Platform Families	0.00	count
Canadian Submarine Fleet Readiness	22.00	percent
Clean Electricity Regulation Target	95.00	percent
Critical Drug Strategic Reserve (Days)	30.00	days
CUSMA Treaty Status	1.00	boolean
Cyber Defence Capability	35.00	index
Defence Contract Value — Canadian UBO Share	35.00	percent
Defence Domestic Content Mandate Compliance	0.00	percent
Defence Procurement Backlog	75.00	billions_cad
Defence Procurement Diversification Index	15.00	index
Defence Supply Chain Sovereignty	25.00	percent
Digital Service Backend Disclosure Rate at Point of Sale	4.00	percent
Domestic UAV/Drone Capability	10.00	index
Foreign-Processed Canadian AI Workloads	91.00	percent
Great Lakes Agreement Stress Index	25.00	index
Indigenous Policing Essential Service Status	0.00	boolean
Intergenerational Equity Lock — Structural Deficit Trigger	1.00	percent_gdp
Intergenerational Fiscal Impact Score	65.00	index
Interprovincial Alcohol Trade	30.00	index
Interprovincial Trade Barrier Index	100.00	index
Municipal Fiscal Room Index	40.00	index
Municipal Tax Bill Transparency Index	20.00	index
NATO GDP Spending Target	5.00	percent
NORAD Modernization Annual Spending	1.93	billions_cad
Northwest Passage Annual Commercial Transits	12.00	count_per_year
OPC Enforcement Capacity Index	0.29	index
Paris Agreement Article 6 Carbon Credits Issued (Canada)	0.00	megatonnes_co2e
Provincial Tax Attribution Gap	75.00	index
Red Seal Trades Certification Completion Rate	42.00	percent
Softwood Lumber Combined Duty Rate	45.00	percent
Sovereign Wealth Fund Annual Contribution Rate	0.00	percent
Trades Immigration Apprenticeship Absorption Rate	23.00	percent
US Domestic Water Demand Pressure Index	45.00	index
US Grid Dependency Index	35.00	percent
USMCA Preference Utilization	88.20	percent
US Tariff Rate on Canadian Goods	0.00	percent
Zoning Reform Index	25.00	index

Human_rights (9)

Variable	Value	Unit
Canadian Rights Literacy Index	0.34	index
Disaggregated Employment Data Public Coverage	18.00	percent
Employment Equity Plan Compliance Rate	44.00	percent
Gender Pay Gap Index	0.87	index
Human Rights Complaint Resolution Time	3.20	count
Pay Equity Act Implementation Rate	31.00	percent
Proactive Rights Audit Coverage	4.00	percent
Rights Enforcement Accessibility Index	0.31	index
Systemic Discrimination Detection Rate	6.00	percent

Immigration (5)

Variable	Value	Unit
Foreign Credential Utilization Rate	58.00	percent
International Credential Recognition Pathway Access	22.00	percent
Licensing Body Challenge Exam Pathway Access	28.00	percent
Professional Placement Program Active Slots	0.00	count
Skilled Immigrant Underemployment Rate	34.00	percent

Infrastructure (9)

Variable	Value	Unit
Arctic Hardening Capital Expenditure Premium	35.00	percent
Arctic Sovereign Platform Deployment Count	0.00	count
Canadian Arctic Port and Logistics Infrastructure Index	15.00	index
East-West vs North-South Transmission Ratio	0.65	ratio
Energy Security Index	72.00	index
Interprovincial Transmission Capacity	8.50	gigawatts
Public Digital Backbone — Kilometres Deployed	0.00	km
Rural Broadband Coverage Rate	41.00	percent
TMX Pipeline Capacity	890.00	thousands_bpd

Labour (4)

Variable	Value	Unit
Food Processing Labour Precarity Index	0.72	index
Food Processing Wage as % of Provincial Median	67.00	percent
Food Processing Worker Housing Standard Compliance	31.00	percent
TFW Employer-Tied Permit Share — Food Sector	78.00	percent

Legal_access (2)

Variable	Value	Unit
Administrative Tribunal Self-Representation Rate	67.00	percent
Legal Aid Per Capita Spending	12.00	count

Other (63)

Variable	Value	Unit
Accessibility Compliance	72.00
Agricultural Sustainability	62.00
Air Quality Index	72.00
Biodiversity Index	68.00
Birth Rate	9.50
Broadband Access	92.00
Clean Tech Investment	8.00
Climate Adaptation Spending	2.50
Cost Of Living	100.00
Cpi Inflation Rate	2.50	percent
Credit Rating	95.00
Cybersecurity Index	65.00
Debt Servicing Cost	55.60
Digital Service Adoption	55.00
Disability Support Rating	55.00
Education Enrollment	65.00
Education Quality	72.00
Employee Satisfaction	62.00
Energy Consumption Per Capita	310.00
Environmental Health Index	65.00
Ev Adoption Rate	11.00
Exchange Rate Usd	0.71
Excise Tax Revenue	13.20
Federal Employees	350.00
Federal Spending	520.30
Food Security Index	88.00
Forest Coverage	38.00
Gdp Manufacturing	220.00
Gdp Resources	220.00
Gdp Services	1,540.00
Healthcare Access	85.00
Healthcare Satisfaction	56.00
Housing Market Index	72.00
Immigration Processing Time	18.00
Immigration Rate	12.00
Income Inequality	32.00
Infrastructure Quality	68.00
Interdepartmental Coordination	48.00
It Modernization Score	48.00
Mental Health Index	68.00
Natural Disaster Preparedness	58.00
Official Languages Compliance	85.00
Opioid Crisis Index	21.00
Passport Processing Time	15.00
Plastic Waste Reduction	15.00
Population	41.50
Procurement Efficiency	52.00
Program Delivery Efficiency	70.00
Protected Land Pct	13.50
Provincial Emissions Ontario	150.00
Public Transit Ridership	45.00
Public Trust Index	42.00
Regulatory Efficiency	58.00
Renewable Electricity Pct	67.00
Renewable Energy Share	18.00
Research And Development	1.70
Senior Population Pct	19.00
Service Response Time	21.00
Stock Market Index	21,500.00
Training Investment	1,200.00
Veteran Services Rating	62.00
Waste Recycling Rate	27.00
Water Quality Index	78.00

Outcome (29)

Variable	Value	Unit
Adult Literacy Rate	99.00	percent
Annual Opioid Deaths	7,146.00	count
Business Investment Growth	280.00	billions_cad
Carbon Emissions (Mt CO2)	694.00	megatonnes
Child Development Index	75.00	index
Construction Employment (000s)	1,550.00	thousands
Consumer Spending Growth	1,300.00	billions_cad
Consumption Stability Index	100.00	index
Employment Rate	94.50	percent
Family Doctor Attachment Rate	78.00	percent
Female Employment Rate	60.50	percent
First Nations Water Advisories	28.00	count
Greenhouse Gas Emissions	670.00	megatonnes_co2e
Healthcare Wait Time Index	100.00	index
High School Graduation Rate	89.00	percent
Homelessness Rate (per 10000)	26.00	rate_per_10000
Housing Affordability Index	45.00	index
Housing Starts (annual)	245,120.00	units
Indigenous Life Expectancy (years)	74.00	years
Infant Mortality Rate (per 1000)	4.00	rate_per_1000
Life Expectancy	82.30	years
Military Readiness Index	61.00	index
NATO Contribution (% GDP)	1.37	percent
Productivity Growth Rate	1.20	percent
Senior Poverty Rate	5.40	percent
Trade Volume Index	100.00	index
Virtual Care Utilization	18.00	percent
Wage Growth Rate	3.50	percent
Youth Unemployment Rate	10.80	percent

Revenue (17)

Variable	Value	Unit
Cannabis Excise Duties	0.50	billions_cad
Carbon Pricing Revenues	6.20	billions_cad
Carbon Tax Revenue	8.50	billions_cad
Corporate Income Tax	97.10	billions_cad
Corporate Tax Revenue	65.00	billions_cad
Crown Corporation Revenues	11.30	billions_cad
Customs Import Duties	9.90	billions_cad
Employment Insurance Premiums	27.00	billions_cad
Federal Revenues	507.50	billions_cad
Foreign Exchange & Investment Returns	6.80	billions_cad
Goods and Services Tax (GST)	54.40	billions_cad
Income Tax Revenue	185.00	billions_cad
Non-Resident Income Tax	13.70	billions_cad
Other Excise Taxes & Duties	13.20	billions_cad
Other Program Revenues	31.80	billions_cad
Personal Income Tax	237.90	billions_cad
Total Tax Revenues	453.00	billions_cad

Social (37)

Variable	Value	Unit
Active Physician Supply	93.00	thousands
Auto Sector Employment	603.50	thousands
Cost-Rental Monthly Savings Per Household vs Market	0.00	cad_per_month
Defence Sector Employment	92.70	thousands
Digital Equity Index	0.51	index
Disability Claims Rate	42.00	per_1000
Federal Cost-Rental Housing Portfolio (Units)	0.00	units
Healthcare Workforce Capacity	12.50	per_1000
Housing Supply Gap	3,500,000.00	units
Indigenous Child Welfare Spending	2.40	billions_cad
Indigenous Community Crime Rate	28,000.00	per_100k
Indigenous Community Police Response Time	45.00	minutes
Indigenous Community Safety Index	38.00	index
Indigenous Housing Unit Deficit	44,000.00	units
Indigenous Incarceration Rate	890.00	per_100k
Indigenous Police Officer Count	1,700.00	count
Indigenous Police Officer Retention Rate	68.00	percent
Indigenous Population Growth Rate	1.90	percent
Indigenous Wellbeing Index	52.00	index
Interprovincial Credential Recognition	62.00	percent
Labour Mobility Index	55.00	index
Long-Term Drinking Water Advisories	33.00	count
Manufacturing Employment	1,800.00	thousands
Manufacturing Jobs Dependent on US Demand	641.00	thousands
Median Healthcare Wait Time	28.60	weeks
Mental Health Condition Prevalence	20.00	percent
Mental Health Workforce	65.00	per_100k
Nurse Supply per 1000	10.00	per_1000
Physician Supply Index	35.00	percent
Physician Supply per 1000	2.70	per_1000
Population Growth Rate	3.20	percent
Population Without Adequate Prescription Drug Coverage	7.50	millions
Public-to-Private Clinician Migration Rate	5.00	percent
Purpose-Built Rental Housing Starts	42,000.00	units
Rural Community Economic Viability Index	0.44	index
Skilled Trades Workforce Deficit	400.00	thousands
Tourism Employment	750.00	thousands

Spending (24)

Variable	Value	Unit
Agriculture & Agri-Food	4.00	billions_cad
Alberta Education Operating Budget	10.80	billions_cad
Arts, Heritage & Culture	2.00	billions_cad
Border Services & Security	5.00	billions_cad
Climate Action Spending	6.00	billions_cad
Defence Capital Spending	10.60	billions_cad
Defence Domestic Industrial Investment	0.00	billions_cad
Defence Operating Spending	20.00	billions_cad
Defence R&D Spending (Domestic)	1.20	billions_cad
Defence Spending	30.58	billions_cad
Direct Program Expenses	265.80	billions_cad
First Nations Infrastructure	3.50	billions_cad
Fisheries & Oceans	2.00	billions_cad
Foreign Affairs & Diplomacy	4.00	billions_cad
Housing Programs	6.10	billions_cad
Immigration & Citizenship	5.00	billions_cad
Indigenous Services	21.00	billions_cad
Jordans Principle	1.00	billions_cad
Local Government Fiscal Framework Funding	860.00	millions_cad
Natural Resources Canada	2.00	billions_cad
RCMP & Federal Policing	5.50	billions_cad
Science & Research Funding	12.00	billions_cad
Strategic Transportation Infrastructure Program Funding	29.30	millions_cad
Veterans Affairs Spending	6.00	billions_cad

Telecommunications (6)

Variable	Value	Unit
Canadian Sovereign VoIP Infrastructure Capacity	12.00	percent
Community Network Operator Count	47.00	count
Rural Carrier Lock-in Index	0.74	index
Rural Spectrum Utilization Rate	18.00	percent
Telco Domestic Capital Expenditure Ratio	34.00	percent
Telco Subsidy Capture Ratio	0.68	ratio

Transfer (13)

Variable	Value	Unit
Canada Child Benefit	30.10	billions_cad
Canada Disability Benefit	2.50	billions_cad
Canada Health Transfer (CHT)	54.70	billions_cad
Canada Social Transfer (CST)	17.40	billions_cad
Early Learning & Child Care	7.90	billions_cad
Elderly Benefits (OAS/GIS)	83.10	billions_cad
Employment Insurance Benefits	30.50	billions_cad
Equalization Payments	26.20	billions_cad
GST/HST Credit	7.00	billions_cad
Health Bilateral Agreements	4.30	billions_cad
Major Transfers to Persons	143.70	billions_cad
Major Transfers to Provinces/Territories	110.80	billions_cad
Territorial Formula Financing	5.50	billions_cad

🏔 Provincial

Variables: 367

Revenues: $1,484.5B

Expenses: $19,398.7B

Balance: $-17,914.2B

Updated: 367 overrides

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Demographic (13)

Variable	Value	Unit
Alberta Population	4,850,000.00	persons
BC Population	5,683,000.00	persons
Manitoba Population	1,507,000.00	persons
New Brunswick Population	869,000.00	persons
NL Population	550,000.00	persons
Nova Scotia Population	1,092,000.00	persons
Nunavut Population	41,159.00	persons
NWT Population	44,731.00	persons
Ontario Population	16,191,000.00	persons
PEI Population	183,000.00	persons
Quebec Population	9,058,000.00	persons
Saskatchewan Population	1,266,000.00	persons
Yukon Population	46,704.00	persons

Economic (22)

Variable	Value	Unit
AECO Natural Gas Price	1.50	cad_per_gj
Alberta Consumer Energy Cost Index	100.00	index
Alberta Domestic Oil Consumption	0.60	millions_bpd
Alberta Energy Cost Index	100.00	index
Alberta Grid Renewable Share	15.00	percent
Alberta Nominal GDP	446.00	billions_cad
Alberta Oil Export Volume	3.90	millions_bpd
Alberta Renewable Energy Investment	2.50	billions_cad
British Columbia Nominal GDP	406.00	billions_cad
Manitoba Nominal GDP	98.90	billions_cad
New Brunswick Nominal GDP	50.50	billions_cad
Newfoundland & Labrador Nominal GDP	43.40	billions_cad
Northwest Territories Nominal GDP	5.00	billions_cad
Nova Scotia Nominal GDP	65.30	billions_cad
Nunavut Nominal GDP	4.10	billions_cad
Oil Sands Average Operating Cost	30.00	usd_per_barrel
Ontario Nominal GDP	1,214.60	billions_cad
Prince Edward Island Nominal GDP	10.90	billions_cad
Quebec Nominal GDP	631.00	billions_cad
Saskatchewan Nominal GDP	117.30	billions_cad
TMX Pipeline Utilization	75.00	percent
Yukon Nominal GDP	3.90	billions_cad

Energy (3)

Variable	Value	Unit
Ontario Renewable Capacity	8,500.00	megawatts
Quebec Wind Capacity	4,500.00	megawatts
Saskatchewan Wind Capacity	900.00	megawatts

Environment (2)

Variable	Value	Unit
Alberta Grid Emissions Intensity	450.00	grams_co2_kwh
Alberta Provincial Emissions	263.40	megatonnes

Fiscal (122)

Variable	Value	Unit
Alberta Advanced Education	7.20	billions_cad
Alberta Agriculture and Irrigation	1.30	billions_cad
Alberta Bitumen Royalties	14.50	billions_cad
Alberta Budget Surplus	1.00	billions_cad
Alberta Capital Plan	7.00	billions_cad
Alberta Children and Family Services	2.30	billions_cad
Alberta Corporate Income Tax	7.90	billions_cad
Alberta Debt Servicing	3.20	billions_cad
Alberta Debt-to-GDP Ratio	17.20	percent
Alberta Education	9.60	billions_cad
Alberta Energy and Minerals	0.80	billions_cad
Alberta Environment and Parks	0.90	billions_cad
Alberta Federal Transfers	11.20	billions_cad
Alberta Fiscal Contingency	2.00	billions_cad
Alberta Health	26.10	billions_cad
Alberta Heritage Savings Trust Fund	23.40	billions_cad
Alberta Indigenous Relations	0.20	billions_cad
Alberta Investment Income	4.80	billions_cad
Alberta Jobs, Economy and Trade	0.70	billions_cad
Alberta Justice	1.90	billions_cad
Alberta Municipal Affairs	1.70	billions_cad
Alberta Natural Gas Royalties	1.80	billions_cad
Alberta Net Debt	76.80	billions_cad
Alberta Other Expenses	2.50	billions_cad
Alberta Other Mineral Revenue	4.60	billions_cad
Alberta Other Revenue	1.70	billions_cad
Alberta Other Tax Revenue	8.00	billions_cad
Alberta Personal Income Tax	15.80	billions_cad
Alberta Premiums, Fees and Licences	3.10	billions_cad
Alberta Public Safety and Emergency Services	1.10	billions_cad
Alberta Resource Revenue	20.90	billions_cad
Alberta Seniors, Community and Social Services	5.20	billions_cad
Alberta Tax Revenue	31.70	billions_cad
Alberta Technology and Innovation	0.40	billions_cad
Alberta Total Expenses	72.40	billions_cad
Alberta Total Revenues	73.40	billions_cad
Alberta Transportation and Economic Corridors	3.20	billions_cad
BC Budget Deficit	-10.90	billions_cad
BC Debt Servicing	4.90	billions_cad
BC Debt-to-GDP Ratio	26.10	percent
BC Hydro Export Revenue	0.80	billions_cad
BC Taxpayer-Supported Debt	116.50	billions_cad
BC Total Expenses	94.90	billions_cad
BC Total Revenues	84.00	billions_cad
British Columbia Budget Surplus	-10.90	billions_cad
Manitoba Budget Deficit	-0.79	billions_cad
Manitoba Budget Surplus	-0.80	billions_cad
Manitoba Debt Servicing	2.26	billions_cad
Manitoba Debt-to-GDP Ratio	36.90	percent
Manitoba Hydro Export Revenue	0.60	billions_cad
Manitoba Net Debt	36.50	billions_cad
Manitoba Total Expenses	25.90	billions_cad
Manitoba Total Revenues	25.10	billions_cad
New Brunswick Budget Deficit	-0.55	billions_cad
New Brunswick Budget Surplus	-0.50	billions_cad
New Brunswick Debt Servicing	0.67	billions_cad
New Brunswick Debt-to-GDP Ratio	26.60	percent
New Brunswick Net Debt	13.40	billions_cad
New Brunswick Total Expenses	14.30	billions_cad
New Brunswick Total Revenues	13.80	billions_cad
Newfoundland Budget Surplus	-0.30	billions_cad
NL Budget Deficit	-0.37	billions_cad
NL Debt Servicing	1.30	billions_cad
NL Debt-to-GDP Ratio	44.70	percent
NL Net Debt	19.40	billions_cad
NL Total Expenses	11.00	billions_cad
NL Total Revenues	10.70	billions_cad
Nova Scotia Budget Deficit	-0.70	billions_cad
Nova Scotia Budget Surplus	-1.10	billions_cad
Nova Scotia Debt Servicing	0.91	billions_cad
Nova Scotia Debt-to-GDP Ratio	32.00	percent
Nova Scotia Net Debt	22.40	billions_cad
Nova Scotia Total Expenses	17.60	billions_cad
Nova Scotia Total Revenues	16.50	billions_cad
Nunavut Budget Deficit	-0.12	billions_cad
Nunavut Budget Surplus	0.02	billions_cad
Nunavut Debt Servicing	0.02	billions_cad
Nunavut Debt-to-GDP Ratio	7.50	percent
Nunavut Net Debt	0.31	billions_cad
Nunavut Total Expenses	3.12	billions_cad
Nunavut Total Revenues	3.14	billions_cad
NWT Debt Servicing	0.04	billions_cad
NWT Debt-to-GDP Ratio	35.00	percent
NWT Operating Surplus	0.17	billions_cad
NWT Total Borrowing	1.77	billions_cad
NWT Total Expenses	2.62	billions_cad
NWT Total Revenues	2.70	billions_cad
Ontario Budget Deficit	-13.40	billions_cad
Ontario Budget Surplus	-12.40	billions_cad
Ontario Debt Servicing	16.20	billions_cad
Ontario Debt-to-GDP Ratio	36.90	percent
Ontario Net Debt	459.70	billions_cad
Ontario Total Expenses	236.10	billions_cad
Ontario Total Revenues	223.70	billions_cad
PEI Budget Deficit	-0.18	billions_cad
PEI Budget Surplus	-0.20	billions_cad
PEI Debt Servicing	0.17	billions_cad
PEI Debt-to-GDP Ratio	32.60	percent
PEI Net Debt	3.60	billions_cad
PEI Total Expenses	3.50	billions_cad
PEI Total Revenues	3.30	billions_cad
Quebec Budget Deficit	-11.40	billions_cad
Quebec Budget Surplus	-9.50	billions_cad
Quebec Debt Servicing	9.70	billions_cad
Quebec Debt-to-GDP Ratio	40.40	percent
Quebec Generations Fund Deposits	4.60	billions_cad
Quebec Hydro Export Revenue	3.20	billions_cad
Quebec Net Debt	255.00	billions_cad
Quebec Total Expenses	165.80	billions_cad
Quebec Total Revenues	156.30	billions_cad
Saskatchewan Budget Surplus	0.01	billions_cad
Saskatchewan Debt Servicing	0.88	billions_cad
Saskatchewan Debt-to-GDP Ratio	14.60	percent
Saskatchewan Net Debt	17.10	billions_cad
Saskatchewan Total Expenses	21.00	billions_cad
Saskatchewan Total Revenues	21.10	billions_cad
Yukon Budget Surplus	0.08	billions_cad
Yukon Debt Servicing	0.02	billions_cad
Yukon Debt-to-GDP Ratio	18.00	percent
Yukon Net Debt	0.70	billions_cad
Yukon Total Expenses	2.36	billions_cad
Yukon Total Revenues	2.19	billions_cad

Infrastructure (1)

Variable	Value	Unit
Alberta Renewable Generation Capacity	6,546.00	megawatts

Outcome (14)

Variable	Value	Unit
BC Unemployment Rate	6.40	percent
Education Outcome Index	100.00	index
Emergency Room Visits (per 1000)	400.00	rate_per_1000
Manitoba Unemployment Rate	6.10	percent
New Brunswick Unemployment Rate	6.60	percent
NL Unemployment Rate	10.70	percent
Nova Scotia Unemployment Rate	6.70	percent
Nunavut Unemployment Rate	8.30	percent
NWT Unemployment Rate	5.90	percent
Ontario Unemployment Rate	7.90	percent
PEI Unemployment Rate	7.70	percent
Quebec Unemployment Rate	5.40	percent
Saskatchewan Unemployment Rate	6.50	percent
Yukon Unemployment Rate	4.30	percent

Revenue (72)

Variable	Value	Unit
BC Corporate Income Tax	7.50	billions_cad
BC Crown Corporation Income	5.50	billions_cad
BC Federal Transfers	14.80	billions_cad
BC Natural Resource Revenue	4.50	billions_cad
BC Personal Income Tax	14.50	billions_cad
BC Property Transfer Tax	2.50	billions_cad
BC Provincial Sales Tax (PST)	10.50	billions_cad
Manitoba Corporate Income Tax	1.20	billions_cad
Manitoba Federal Transfers	7.30	billions_cad
Manitoba Other Revenue	8.80	billions_cad
Manitoba Personal Income Tax	5.10	billions_cad
Manitoba Retail Sales Tax	2.60	billions_cad
New Brunswick Corporate Income Tax	0.60	billions_cad
New Brunswick Federal Transfers	4.63	billions_cad
New Brunswick HST Revenue	2.10	billions_cad
New Brunswick Other Revenue	4.30	billions_cad
New Brunswick Personal Income Tax	2.20	billions_cad
NL Corporate Income Tax	0.50	billions_cad
NL Federal Transfers	1.07	billions_cad
NL HST Revenue	1.50	billions_cad
NL Offshore Oil Royalties	1.60	billions_cad
NL Other Revenue	4.00	billions_cad
NL Personal Income Tax	1.50	billions_cad
Nova Scotia Corporate Income Tax	0.84	billions_cad
Nova Scotia Federal Transfers	5.36	billions_cad
Nova Scotia HST Revenue	2.59	billions_cad
Nova Scotia Other Revenue	2.60	billions_cad
Nova Scotia Personal Income Tax	4.73	billions_cad
Nunavut Corporate Income Tax	0.02	billions_cad
Nunavut Payroll Tax	0.05	billions_cad
Nunavut Personal Income Tax	0.04	billions_cad
Nunavut Third-Party Federal Agreements	0.46	billions_cad
Nunavut Total Federal Transfers	2.30	billions_cad
Nunavut Total Tax Revenue	0.18	billions_cad
NWT Carbon Tax Revenue	0.05	billions_cad
NWT Corporate Income Tax	0.07	billions_cad
NWT Personal Income Tax	0.16	billions_cad
NWT Resource Revenue	0.02	billions_cad
NWT Total Federal Transfers	1.88	billions_cad
NWT Total Tax Revenue	0.39	billions_cad
Ontario Corporate Income Tax	27.00	billions_cad
Ontario Education Property Tax	5.90	billions_cad
Ontario Employer Health Tax	9.40	billions_cad
Ontario Federal Transfers	39.10	billions_cad
Ontario Govt Business Enterprises	6.90	billions_cad
Ontario HST (Provincial Share)	40.10	billions_cad
Ontario Other Non-Tax Revenue	22.10	billions_cad
Ontario Other Tax Revenue	14.20	billions_cad
Ontario Personal Income Tax	59.30	billions_cad
PEI Corporate Income Tax	0.10	billions_cad
PEI Federal Transfers	1.32	billions_cad
PEI HST Revenue (Provincial Portion)	0.52	billions_cad
PEI Own-Source Revenue	2.02	billions_cad
PEI Personal Income Tax	0.55	billions_cad
Quebec Corporate Income Tax	11.00	billions_cad
Quebec Federal Transfers	30.60	billions_cad
Quebec Health Services Fund	7.75	billions_cad
Quebec Own-Source Revenue	125.70	billions_cad
Quebec Personal Income Tax	42.50	billions_cad
Quebec Sales Tax (QST)	28.90	billions_cad
Saskatchewan Corporate Income Tax	1.66	billions_cad
Saskatchewan Federal Transfers	2.19	billions_cad
Saskatchewan Oil & Natural Gas	1.07	billions_cad
Saskatchewan Personal Income Tax	3.38	billions_cad
Saskatchewan Potash Royalties	0.72	billions_cad
Saskatchewan Provincial Sales Tax	3.33	billions_cad
Saskatchewan Total Resource Revenue	2.70	billions_cad
Saskatchewan Uranium Revenue	0.29	billions_cad
Yukon Corporate Income Tax	0.03	billions_cad
Yukon Own-Source Revenue	0.34	billions_cad
Yukon Personal Income Tax	0.10	billions_cad
Yukon Total Federal Transfers	1.54	billions_cad

Social (2)

Variable	Value	Unit
Alberta Energy Sector Employment	165.00	thousands
Alberta Renewable Energy Employment	12.00	thousands

Spending (81)

Variable	Value	Unit
Addiction Services Spending	6.15	billions_cad
Alberta Income Support	800.00	billions_cad
Alberta Physician Compensation	5,800.00	billions_cad
Alberta Post-Secondary Funding	5,500.00	billions_cad
BC Capital Plan (Annual)	15.30	billions_cad
BC Education (K-12)	8.00	billions_cad
BC Forecast Allowance & Contingencies	4.00	billions_cad
BC Health Spending	31.00	billions_cad
BC Justice & Public Safety	3.00	billions_cad
BC Post-Secondary Education	5.00	billions_cad
BC Social Development & Poverty Reduction	7.00	billions_cad
BC Transportation & Infrastructure	5.00	billions_cad
Community Mental Health Spending	8.60	billions_cad
Education Spending	165.00	billions_cad
Hospital Services Spending	104.00	billions_cad
K-12 Education Spending	99.00	billions_cad
Long-term Care Spending	37.00	billions_cad
Manitoba Capital Plan	3.70	billions_cad
Manitoba Education	6.20	billions_cad
Manitoba Families & Social Services	2.50	billions_cad
Manitoba Health, Seniors & Long-Term Care	9.38	billions_cad
Manitoba Justice	0.90	billions_cad
Manitoba Transportation & Infrastructure	0.21	billions_cad
Mental Health Spending	24.60	billions_cad
New Brunswick Capital Budget	1.26	billions_cad
New Brunswick Education & Training	3.10	billions_cad
New Brunswick Health Care	4.30	billions_cad
New Brunswick Justice & Public Safety	0.60	billions_cad
New Brunswick Transportation & Infrastructure	0.62	billions_cad
NL Education (K-12)	1.30	billions_cad
NL Health Care	4.40	billions_cad
NL Post-Secondary Education	0.50	billions_cad
Nova Scotia Capital Plan	2.30	billions_cad
Nova Scotia Education & Early Childhood	2.20	billions_cad
Nova Scotia Health & Wellness	6.00	billions_cad
Nova Scotia Transportation & Infrastructure	0.52	billions_cad
Nunavut Capital Projects	0.35	billions_cad
Nunavut Community Services	0.16	billions_cad
Nunavut Education	0.29	billions_cad
Nunavut Health	0.58	billions_cad
Nunavut Housing Corporation	0.29	billions_cad
Nunavut Justice	0.10	billions_cad
Nunavut Transportation & Infrastructure	0.26	billions_cad
NWT Education, Culture & Employment	0.41	billions_cad
NWT Health & Social Services	0.73	billions_cad
NWT Housing	0.05	billions_cad
NWT Infrastructure & Capital	0.34	billions_cad
NWT Justice	0.13	billions_cad
Ontario Capital Plan (Annual)	33.30	billions_cad
Ontario Children, Community & Social Services	20.40	billions_cad
Ontario Education (K-12)	42.70	billions_cad
Ontario Health Spending	88.00	billions_cad
Ontario Justice	6.70	billions_cad
Ontario Long-Term Care	9.30	billions_cad
Ontario Post-Secondary Education	13.00	billions_cad
Ontario Transportation	7.90	billions_cad
PEI Education	0.50	billions_cad
PEI Health	1.10	billions_cad
Post-Secondary Education Spending	57.75	billions_cad
Primary Care Spending	62.00	billions_cad
Quebec Education (K-12)	17.00	billions_cad
Quebec Health & Social Services	62.00	billions_cad
Quebec Higher Education	9.00	billions_cad
Quebec Infrastructure Plan (Annual)	14.30	billions_cad
Quebec Justice & Public Safety	4.00	billions_cad
Quebec Social Services	12.00	billions_cad
Quebec Total Program Spending	130.60	billions_cad
Quebec Transportation & Mobility	6.50	billions_cad
Saskatchewan Agriculture	0.50	billions_cad
Saskatchewan Capital Budget	3.70	billions_cad
Saskatchewan Corrections, Policing & Justice	1.07	billions_cad
Saskatchewan Education (K-12)	3.50	billions_cad
Saskatchewan Health	8.10	billions_cad
Saskatchewan Highways & Transportation	0.63	billions_cad
Saskatchewan Post-Secondary	0.79	billions_cad
Saskatchewan Social Services	1.00	billions_cad
Youth Mental Health Spending	3.70	billions_cad
Yukon Education	0.22	billions_cad
Yukon Health & Social Services	0.69	billions_cad
Yukon Highways & Public Works	0.28	billions_cad
Yukon Justice	0.11	billions_cad

Transfer (35)

Variable	Value	Unit
Canada Health Transfer (Alberta Share)	6,100.00	billions_cad
Canada Health Transfer (BC)	7.50	billions_cad
Canada Health Transfer (Manitoba)	1.98	billions_cad
Canada Health Transfer (NB)	1.14	billions_cad
Canada Health Transfer (NL)	0.72	billions_cad
Canada Health Transfer (NS)	1.44	billions_cad
Canada Health Transfer (Nunavut)	0.06	billions_cad
Canada Health Transfer (NWT)	0.06	billions_cad
Canada Health Transfer (Ontario)	21.40	billions_cad
Canada Health Transfer (PEI)	0.24	billions_cad
Canada Health Transfer (Quebec)	11.90	billions_cad
Canada Health Transfer (SK)	1.66	billions_cad
Canada Health Transfer (Yukon)	0.06	billions_cad
Canada Social Transfer (BC)	2.40	billions_cad
Canada Social Transfer (Manitoba)	0.63	billions_cad
Canada Social Transfer (NB)	0.36	billions_cad
Canada Social Transfer (NL)	0.23	billions_cad
Canada Social Transfer (NS)	0.46	billions_cad
Canada Social Transfer (Nunavut)	0.02	billions_cad
Canada Social Transfer (NWT)	0.02	billions_cad
Canada Social Transfer (Ontario)	6.80	billions_cad
Canada Social Transfer (PEI)	0.08	billions_cad
Canada Social Transfer (Quebec)	3.80	billions_cad
Canada Social Transfer (SK)	0.53	billions_cad
Canada Social Transfer (Yukon)	0.02	billions_cad
Manitoba Equalization Payments	4.69	billions_cad
New Brunswick Equalization Payments	3.12	billions_cad
NL Equalization Payments	0.11	billions_cad
Nova Scotia Equalization Payments	3.47	billions_cad
Nunavut Territorial Formula Financing	2.23	billions_cad
NWT Territorial Formula Financing	1.80	billions_cad
Ontario Equalization Payments	0.50	billions_cad
PEI Equalization Payments	0.67	billions_cad
Quebec Equalization Payments	13.60	billions_cad
Yukon Territorial Formula Financing	1.45	billions_cad

🌆 Municipal

Variables: 54

Revenues: $14.1B

Expenses: $12.1B

Balance: +$2.0B

Updated: 54 overrides

Show 54 variables

Demographic (2)

Variable	Value	Unit
Calgary Households	520,000.00	households
Calgary Population	1,400,000.00	persons

Economic (1)

Variable	Value	Unit
Calgary Property Assessment Base	350.00	billions_cad

Fiscal (2)

Variable	Value	Unit
Calgary Fiscal Reserves	0.80	billions_cad
Calgary Municipal Debt	3.50	billions_cad

Outcome (9)

Variable	Value	Unit
Calgary Crime Rate (per 100k)	5,200.00	rate_per_100k
Calgary Literacy Rate	95.00	percent
Homeless Population	3,121.00	persons
Physical Activity Rate	55.00	percent
Police Response Time (min)	8.50	minutes
Quality of Life Index	78.00	index
Road Condition Index	72.00	index
Transit Ridership (M/year)	105.00	millions
Water Quality Index	95.00	index

Revenue (14)

Variable	Value	Unit
Calgary Municipal Revenues	5.00	billions_cad
Calgary Property Tax	2.50	billions_cad
Federal Grants	0.30	billions_cad
Franchise Fees (Utilities)	0.30	billions_cad
Government Transfers	0.80	billions_cad
Investment Income	0.20	billions_cad
Non-Residential Property Tax	1.00	billions_cad
Parking Revenue	0.10	billions_cad
Provincial Grants	0.50	billions_cad
Recreation Fees	0.15	billions_cad
Residential Property Tax	1.50	billions_cad
Transit Fares	0.18	billions_cad
User Fees & Charges	1.20	billions_cad
Utility Fees	0.40	billions_cad

Spending (26)

Variable	Value	Unit
Affordable Housing	0.10	billions_cad
Bus Operations	0.35	billions_cad
Calgary Fire Department	0.38	billions_cad
Calgary Operating Expenses	4.80	billions_cad
Calgary Police Service	0.70	billions_cad
Calgary Public Library	0.09	billions_cad
Calgary Transit	0.65	billions_cad
Civilian Staff	0.15	billions_cad
Community Services	0.30	billions_cad
Corporate Administration	0.40	billions_cad
CTrain Operations	0.25	billions_cad
Debt Servicing	0.30	billions_cad
Other Operating	0.29	billions_cad
Parks Maintenance	0.15	billions_cad
Parks & Recreation	0.40	billions_cad
Planning & Development	0.15	billions_cad
Recreation Facilities	0.25	billions_cad
Road Maintenance	0.20	billions_cad
Roads & Transportation	0.50	billions_cad
Snow & Ice Control	0.08	billions_cad
Social Programs	0.08	billions_cad
Sworn Officer Costs	0.50	billions_cad
Waste & Recycling Services	0.20	billions_cad
Wastewater Treatment	0.18	billions_cad
Water Services	0.45	billions_cad
Water Treatment	0.20	billions_cad

📅 Snapshot History

2026-01-11

initial

224 vars

ℹ About This Data

This observatory displays fiscal data for Canadian governments at federal, provincial (Alberta), and municipal (Calgary) levels. Values come from:

Baseline values: Official budget documents (Budget 2024-25)
Current values: Manual updates from public data sources
Economic indicators: Bank of Canada, Statistics Canada, public markets

This is an educational simulation tool. For official government data, consult Finance Canada, Alberta Budget, or City of Calgary Finance.