Fact sheets

• Property Taxes
• Retirement
• Work absences
• Unionization - our annual update
• Gambling

Charts

• Employment insurance (EI)
• Labour force survey (LFS)
• Pension plans in Canada survey (PPCS)
• Survey of employment, payrolls and hours (SEPH)
• Survey of financial security (SFS)
• Survey of household spending (SHS)

Tables

• Labour, employment and unemployment
• Families, households and housing

Source contacts

• Administrative data
• Business surveys
• Census
• Employment and income surveys
• General social survey
• Pension surveys
• Special surveys

1. Regular EI beneficiaries, February 2004
2. Regular EI beneficiaries, February 2003 to February 2004

1. Unemployment rate, January 1998 to April 2004
2. Employment, January 1998 to April 2004
3. Labour force, April 2004
4. Labour force participation rate, April 2004
5. Employment, April 2004
6. Employment rate, April 2004
7. Unemployment, April 2004
8. Unemployment rate, April 2004
9. Employment by industry, goods-producing sector, April 2004
10. Employment by industry, goods-producing sector, April 2003 to April 2004
11. Employment by industry, services-producing sector, April 2004
12. Employment by industry, services-producing sector, April 2003 to April 2004
13. Employment by class of worker, April 2004
14. Employment by class of worker, April 2003 to April 2004
15. Employment by type of work and sex, April 2004
16. Employment by age and sex, April 2004

1. Biennial change in pension plan membership
2. Registered pension plan membership, by sector

1. Average weekly earnings (all employees) by industry, February 2004 (seasonally adjusted)
2. Average weekly earnings (all employees) by industry, February 2003 to February 2004 (seasonally adjusted)
3. Number of employees by industry, February 2004 (seasonally adjusted)
4. Number of employees by industry, January 2004 to February 2004 (seasonally adjusted)
5. Average weekly earnings (all employees) by province/territory, February 2004 (seasonally adjusted)
6. Average weekly earnings (all employees) by province/territory, February 2003 to February 2004 (seasonally adjusted)
7. Number of employees by province/territory, February 2004 (seasonally adjusted)
8. Number of employees by province/territory, January 2004 to February 2004 (seasonally adjusted)

1. Composition of total assets, 1999
2. Median net worth by family type, 1999
3. Median net worth by province, 1999
4. Median net worth by education, 1999

1. Personal insurance payments and pension contributions, by province and territory, 2002
2. Personal insurance payments and pension contributions, by selected metropolitan area, 2002

• Labour force, employed and unemployed
• Participation, employment and unemployment
• Average weekly hours
• Employees, self-employed workers and unpaid family workers (class of worker)
• Employment by industry
• Employment by occupation
• Place of work
• Travel to work
• Earnings
• Organized labour
• Employment Insurance and pensions

• Marital status, marriage and divorce
• Families
• Households
• Household activities
• Income
• Expenditures
• Housing
• Shelter costs

Small area and administrative data
Frequency:  annual
Contact:  Customer services  (613) 951-9720   saadinfo@statcan.gc.ca

Annual survey of manufactures
Frequency:  annual
Contact:  Andy Shinnan  (613) 951-3515   manufact@statcan.gc.ca

Annual Surveys—Service Industries
Frequency:  annual
Contact:  Lucie Lussier  (613) 951-0410   lussluc@statcan.gc.ca

Business conditions survey of manufacturing industries
Frequency:  quarterly
Contact:  Claude Robillard  (613) 951-3507   robilcg@statcan.gc.ca

Census labour force characteristics
Frequency:  quinquennial
Contact:  Michel Côté  (613) 951-6896   mgcote@statcan.gc.ca

Census income statistics
Frequency:  quinquennial
Contact:  John Gartley  (613) 951-6906   john.gartley@statcan.gc.ca

Labour force survey
Frequency:  monthly
Contact:  Marc Lévesque  (613) 951-2793   levemar@statcan.gc.ca

Survey of employment, payrolls and hours
Frequency:  monthly
Contact:  Sylvie Picard  (613) 951-4090   labour@statcan.gc.ca

Help-wanted index
Frequency:  monthly
Contact:  Sylvie Picard  (613) 951-4090   labour@statcan.gc.ca

Employment insurance statistics program
Frequency:  monthly
Contact:  Sylvie Picard  (613) 951-4090   labour@statcan.gc.ca

Major wage settlements
Bureau of labour information
(Human resources development Canada)
Frequency:  quarterly
Contact:  (819) 997-3117,  1 800 567-6866
http://labour.hrdc-drhc.gc.ca/doc/wid-dimt/eng/

Labour income
Frequency:  quarterly
Contact:  Anna MacDonald  (613) 951-3784   macdann@statcan.gc.ca

Survey of labour and income dynamics
Frequency:  annual
Contact:  Client services  (613) 951-7355,  1 888 297-7355   dynamics@statcan.gc.ca

Survey of consumer finances
Frequency:  annual
Contact:  Client services  (613) 951-7355,  1 888 297-7355   income@statcan.gc.ca

Survey of household spending
(replaces Household facilities and equipment survey and Family expenditure survey)
Frequency:  annual
Contact:  Client services  (613) 951-7355  1 888 297-7355   income@statcan.gc.ca

Education, work and retirement
Frequency:  occasional
Contact:  Client services  (613) 951-5979   hfsslf@statcan.gc.ca

Social and community support
Frequency:  occasional
Contact:  Client services  (613) 951-5979   hfsslf@statcan.gc.ca

Time use
Frequency:  occasional
Contact:  Client services  (613) 951-5979   hfsslf@statcan.gc.ca

Pension plans in Canada survey
Frequency:  annual
Contact:  Patricia Schembari  (613) 951-9502   income@statcan.gc.ca

Quartery survey of trusteed pension funds
Frequency:  quarterly
Contact:  Bob Anderson  (613) 951-4034   anderob@statcan.gc.ca

Survey of work arrangements
Frequency:  occasional
Contact:  Ernest B. Akyeampong  (613) 951-4624   akyeern@statcan.gc.ca

Adult education and training survey
Frequency:  occasional
Contact:  Client services  (613) 951-7355,  1 888 297-7355   ssd@statcan.gc.ca

Graduate surveys
(Postsecondary)
Frequency:  occasional
Contact:  Jacques Taillon  (613) 951-3332   jacques.taillon@statcan.gc.ca

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