Nova Scotia/Canada Economic Indicators. August 2006 (September 19, 2006)
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1 Nova Scotia/Canada Economic Indicators August 2006 (September 19, 2006)
2 Notes: (1) Statistics Canada estimate July 1 (2) Annual average a Actual sa Seasonally adjusted p Preliminary pa Preliminary actual i Intention ri Revised intention Data Sources: Population, Vital Statistics, Migration - Statistics Canada, Demographic Estimates Section, Quarterly Demographic Statistics, Catalogue No Labour Force - Statistics Canada, Labour Statistics Division, Labour Force Survey, monthly Catalogue No XIE; Labour Force Historical Review, Catalogue No. 71F0004XCB Employment Insurance - Statistics Canada, Labour Statistics Division, Employment Insurance Statistics, monthly Consumer Price Index - Statistics Canada, Prices Division, The Consumer Price Index, Catalogue Income (Personal Income per Capita, Total Wages & Salaries, Average Weekly Wages) - Statistics Canada, System of National Accounts, Provincial Economic Accounts, quarterly, Catalogue No PPB; Estimates of Labour Income, quarterly, Catalogue No. 13F0016; Employment, Earnings & Hours, monthly, Catalogue No Retail/Wholesale - Statistics Canada, Retail Trade, monthly, Catalogue No ; New Motor Vehicle Sales, monthly, Catalogue No ; Wholesale Trade, monthly, Catalogue No Commodity Sector - Statistics Canada, Farm Cash Receipts, quarterly, Catalogue No ; Sawmills & Planing Mills, monthly, Catalogue No ; Canada's Mineral Production, annual, Catalogue No ; Natural Gas Transportation and Distribution, monthly, Catalogue No ; Electric Power Statistics, monthly, Catalogue No ; Fisheries & Oceans Canada statistics, annual monthly, Catalogue No ; Monthly Survey of Manufacturing Shipments, CANSIM Tables and ; Canadian International Merchandise Trade, monthly, Catalogue No Construction - Statistics Canada, Private and Public Investment in Canada, annual, Catalogue Nos ; Building Permits, monthly, Catalogue No ; Canada Mortgage and Housing statistics, monthly/quarterly Gross Domestic Product - Statistics Canada, System of National Accounts, Provincial Economic Accounts, Catalogue No PPB
3 NOVA SCOTIA ECONOMIC INDICATORS Reference 1 Year Ago/ / INDICATOR Period 2 Years Ago 1 Year Ago 2 Years Ago 1 Year Ago / /2004 POPULATION Apr 1/ , , , (0.2) 936,302 (1) 937,509 (1) 937,889 (1) VITAL STATISTICS Births Jan-Mar/2006 2,038 2,026 2,001 (0.6) (1.2) 8,650 8,605 8,537 (0.5) (0.8) Deaths Jan-Mar/2006 2,113 2,150 2, ,191 8,336 8, Marriages Jan-Mar/ (0.3) 4,878 4,866 4,853 (0.2) (0.3) MIGRATION Total Net Migration Jan-Mar/2006 (242) (415) (943) , (1,366) (35.8) Net Interprovincial Jan-Mar/2006 (619) (599) (1,335) (431) (2,676) Net International Jan-Mar/ ,220 1,305 1, Immigration Jan-Mar/ (16.5) ,476 1,770 1, Emigration Jan-Mar/ (27.8) LABOUR FORCE Seasonally Adjusted Total Labour Force ('000) Aug/ (1.1) (0.6) (0.2) Employed ('000) Aug/ (1.6) Goods Industries ('000) Aug/ (1.0) (11.2) (2.7) Service Industries ('000) Aug/ Unemployment ('000) Aug/ (17.1) (1.4) (4.7) Unemloyment Rate (%) Aug/ Participation Rate (%) Aug/ Actual Employed ('000) Aug/ (1.6) Unemployment Rate (%) Aug/
4 NOVA SCOTIA ECONOMIC INDICATORS Reference 1 Year Ago/ / INDICATOR Period 2 Years Ago 1 Year Ago 2 Years Ago 1 Year Ago / /2004 EMPLOYMENT INSURANCE BENEFITS (EI) Total Beneficiaries (#) June/ ,920 32,610 32, (1.2) 40,698 (2) 40,941 (2) 40,804 (2) 0.6 (0.3) Total Benefits Paid ($'000) June/ ,318 40,475 42, , , ,344 (0.3) 2.0 CONSUMER PRICE INDEX (1992=100) Nova Scotia All-Items Aug/ Food Aug/ Shelter Aug/ INCOME Personal Income Per Capita ($) ,113 26,905 28, ,113 26,905 28, Total Wages & Salaries ($ millions) Jan-June/2006 6, , , , , , Average Weekly Wages & Salaries ($) June/ RETAIL/WHOLESALE TRADE (1) All Retail Outlets ($ millions) Jan-June/2006 5, , , , , , New Motor Vehicle Sales ($ millions) Jan-July/ (1.8) 1, , ,383.1 (2.4) 7.9 Wholesale Trade ($millions) Jan-June/2006 3, , ,178.3 (4.1) 3.3 6, , ,241.8 (8.6) (0.4) (1) Statistics Canada terminated department store sales data due to confidentiality constraints.
5 NOVA SCOTIA ECONOMIC INDICATORS Reference 1 Year Ago/ / INDICATOR Period 2 Years Ago 1 Year Ago 2 Years Ago 1 Year Ago / /2003\4 COMMODITY SECTORS Farm Cash Receipts ($ millions) Jan-June/ Fish Landings ($ millions) Jan-Dec/ p (12.4) (12.8) (12.4) (12.8) Lumber Production (000m3) Jan-June/ (18.4) 1, , , (11.1) Mineral Production (1) ($ millions) p p Marketable Gas Receipts (million m3) Jan-Feb (20.2) 0.3 4, , ,945.8 (6.6) Power Generation (GW.h) Jan-June/2006 6, , ,790.3 (1.2) (9.6) 12, , , (1.5) Manufacturing Shipments ($ millions) Jan-July/2006 5, , ,425.0 (0.1) (3.4) 9, , , Foreign Exports ($ millions) Jan-July/2006 3, , ,878.7 (5.8) (7.0) 5, , , Foreign Imports ($ millions) Jan-July/2006 3, , , , , , CONSTRUCTION Capital Construction Expenditures ($ millions) , ,699.5 pa 4,176.8 I , , ,699.5 pa Building Permits ($ millions) Jan-July/ p (0.1) 7.0 1, , , Housing Starts Centres 10,000+ Starts (units) Jan-June/2006 1,448 1,428 1,580 (1.4) ,589 3,313 3,258 (7.7) (1.7) Completions (units) Jan-June/2006 1,411 1,030 1,346 (27.0) ,634 3,526 2,991 (3.0) (15.2) All Areas Starts (units) Jan-June/2006 1,899 1,998 2, ,096 4,717 4,775 (7.4) 1.2 Completions (units) Jan-June/2006 2,006 1,733 2,162 (13.6) ,434 4,896 4,456 (9.9) (9.0) Under Construction (units) June 30/2006 2,729 2,856 3, ,770 2,653 2,902 (4.2) 9.4 GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT Real GDP (chained '97 $ millions) ,925 25,271 25, ,925 25,271 25, (1) Excludes oil and gas.
6 CANADA ECONOMIC INDICATORS Reference 1 Year Ago/ / INDICATOR Period 2 Years Ago 1 Year Ago 2 Years Ago 1 Year Ago / /2004 POPULATION Apr 1/ ,877,982 32,173,890 32,501, ,669,150 (1) 31,974,363 (1) 32,270,507 (1) VITAL STATISTICS Births Jan-Mar/ ,954 80,374 82, , , , Deaths Jan-Mar/ ,513 63,072 61, (2.4) 227, , , Marriages Jan-Mar/ ,715 14,776 15, , , , MIGRATION Total Net Migration Jan-Mar/ ,825 49,545 57,624 (8.0) , , , Immigration Jan-Mar/ ,915 56,439 55, (2.3) 221, , , Emigration Jan-Mar/2006 (299) 6,894 (2,492) (2405.7) (136.1) 25,332 38,326 50, LABOUR FORCE Seasonally Adjusted Total Labour Force ('000) Aug/ , , , , , , Employed ('000) Aug/ , , , , , , Goods Industries ('000) Aug/2006 3, , , (1.4) 3, , , Service Industries ('000) Aug/ , , , , , , Unemployment ('000) Aug/2006 1, , ,140.9 (3.2) (3.1) 1, , ,172.8 (4.0) (5.1) Unemloyment Rate (%) Aug/ Participation Rate (%) Aug/ Actual Employed ('000) Aug/ , , , , , , Unemployment Rate (%) Aug/
7 CANADA ECONOMIC INDICATORS Reference 1 Year Ago/ / INDICATOR Period 2 Years Ago 1 Year Ago 2 Years Ago 1 Year Ago / /2003 EMPLOYMENT INSURANCE BENEFITS (EI) Total Beneficiaries (#) June/ , , ,040 p (1.0) (8.0) 841,279 (2) 826,525 (2) 804,841 (2) (1.8) (2.6) Total Benefits Paid ($'000) June/2006 1,082, , ,470 (8.1) (3.6) 14,950,569 14,970,341 14,692, (1.9) CONSUMER PRICE INDEX (1992=100) Canada All-Items Aug/ Food Aug/ Shelter Aug/ INCOME Personal Income Per Capita ($) ,369 30,343 31, ,369 30,343 31, Total Wages & Salaries ($ millions) Jan-June/ , , , , , , Average Weekly Wages & Salaries ($) June/ RETAIL/WHOLESALE TRADE (1) All Retail Outlets ($ millions) Jan-June/ , , , , , , New Motor Vehicle Sales ($ millions) Jan-July/ , , , , , ,511.6 (1.7) 5.8 Wholesale Trade ($millions) Jan-June/ , , , , , , (1) Statistics Canada terminated department store sales data due to confidentiality constraints.
8 CANADA ECONOMIC INDICATORS Reference 1 Year Ago/ / INDICATOR Period 2 Years Ago 1 Year Ago 2 Years Ago 1 Year Ago / /2004 COMMODITY SECTORS Farm Cash Receipts ($ millions) Jan-June/ , , , (4.7) 34, , , Fish Landings ($ millions) Jan-Dec/2005 2, , ,922.2 p (0.9) (14.4) 2, ,245.6 p 1,922.2 (0.9) (14.4) Lumber Production (000m3) Jan-June/ , , , (0.6) 79, , , (2.0) Mineral Production (1) ($ millions) , , , , , , Marketable Gas Receipts (million m3) Jan-Feb , , ,324.1 (1.4) , , , Power Generation (GW.h) Jan-June/ , , , (0.6) 564, , , Manufacturing Shipments ($ millions) Jan-July/ , , ,717.9 (0.6) , , , Foreign Exports ($ millions) Jan-July/ , , , , , , Foreign Imports ($ millions) Jan-July/ , , , , , , CONSTRUCTION Capital Construction Expenditures ($ millions) , ,838.4 pa 179,590.5 i , , ,838.4 pa Building Permits ($ millions) Jan-July/ , , , , , , Housing Starts Centres 10,000+ Starts (units) Jan-June/ ,625 90,616 94,964 (5.2) , , , (5.3) Completions (units) Jan-June/ ,836 86,127 87, , , , (2.1) All Areas Starts (units) Jan-June/ , , ,146 (2.3) , , , (3.4) Completions (units) Jan-June/ ,944 98, , , , , (2.0) Under Construction (units) June 30/ , , , , , , GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT Real GDP (chained '97 $ millions) ,092,388 1,124,428 1,157, ,092,388 1,124,428 1,157, (1) Excludes oil and gas.
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