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2 Yukon Whitehorse! British Columbia! Victoria Northwest Territories! Yellowknife Alberta Edmonton! Saskatchewan Regina! Nunavut Manitoba! Winnipeg Ontario Iqaluit! Newfoundland and Labrador Quebec! St. John's Ottawa! Québec ^_ Toronto Fredericton!!! New Brunswick! Prince Edward Island Charlottetown Halifax Nova Scotia

3 Population... 2, 3, 4 Health... 5, 6 Education... 7 Crime... 8 Housing... 9 Income, Spending... 1 Government International comparisons...12, 13 Labour...14, 15 Economy...16, 17, 18 International trade Energy... 2 Manufacturing Agriculture Travel, Transport Environment... 24

4 Population Population estimates p 24 to 214 number % change Canada 31,938,4 33,628,571 35,54, Newfoundland and Labrador 517,42 516, , Prince Edward Island 137, ,99 146, Nova Scotia 939, , ,668.3 New Brunswick 749,48 749, ,914.6 Quebec 7,535,278 7,843,475 8,214, Ontario 12,39,68 12,997,687 13,678, Manitoba 1,173,223 1,28,589 1,282, Saskatchewan 997,312 1,34,782 1,125, Alberta 3,238,387 3,679,92 4,121, British Columbia 4,155,17 4,41,679 4,631, Yukon 31,454 33,732 36, Northwest Territories 43,35 43,149 43,623.7 Nunavut 29,857 32,6 36, p preliminary Note: Population estimates as of July 1. Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table Components of demographic growth 1993/ /24 213/214 p number Births 386, , ,937 Deaths 26, , ,721 Immigrants 235,36 239,83 267,716 Emigrants 49,456 55,951 61,928 Returning emigrants 16,358 3,51 36,811 Net temporary emigrants 19,746 27,654 18,413 Net non-permanent residents -22,196 1,32 32,738 p preliminary Note: All figures are for the one-year period ending June 3. Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table Population growth thousands Total growth Natural increase Net international migration / / /24 213/214 Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table

5 Population Marital status of Canadians, 214 p Single (never legally married)¹ Living common law Married, and not separated Separated¹ Divorced¹ Widowed¹ % p preliminary 1. Not living common law. Note: Canadians aged 15 and older as of July 1. Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table Population by mother tongue to 211 number % change Total population 1 31,241,3 33,121, English 17,882,775 18,858, French 6,817,655 7,54, Chinese languages 2 1,12,65 1,72,55 6. Panjabi (Punjabi) 367,55 43, Spanish 345,35 41, Italian 455,4 49, German 45,575 47, Tagalog (Pilipino, Filipino) 235,62 327, Other languages 3,674,445 4,148, Excludes census data for one or more incompletely enumerated Indian reserves or Indian settlements. 2. Chinese languages comprise Cantonese, Chaochow (Teochow), Fukien, Hakka, Mandarin, Shanghainese, Taiwanese and Chinese not otherwise specified. Notes: Data correspond to total single language responses. The category other languages includes multiple answers. Source: Statistics Canada, 26 and 211 censuses of population. Number and proportion of immigrants in Canada thousands 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, Number Percent Source: Statistics Canada, censuses of population, 191 to 21, National Household Survey, 211. %

6 Population Estimates of population, by census metropolitan area p 23 to 213 number % change Total population 31,641,63 35,158, St. John's 179,43 28, Halifax 378,5 48, Moncton 125, , Saint John 125, , Saguenay 159,864 16,229.2 Québec 712, , Sherbrooke 187,81 21, Trois-Rivières 143,5 155,11 8. Montréal 3,6,252 3,981, Ottawa Gatineau 1,14,8 1,35, Kingston 156, , Peterborough 117, , Oshawa 322, , Toronto 5,84,427 5,959, Hamilton 73, , St. Catharines Niagara 397,351 44, Kitchener Cambridge Waterloo 446,842 54, Brantford 131,1 141, Guelph 133,154 15, London 462, , Windsor 33, ,82.9 Barrie 167, , Greater Sudbury 161,76 165, Thunder Bay 127, , Winnipeg 74, , Regina 198,62 232, Saskatoon 234, , Calgary 1,29,552 1,364, Edmonton 1,,866 1,289, Kelowna 158,37 186, Abbotsford Mission 157,57 177, Vancouver 2,115,57 2,443, Victoria 33, , p preliminary Note: Population estimates as of July 1. Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM tables 51-1 and Regional distribution of the population reporting an Aboriginal identity number 35, 3, 25, 2, 15, 1, 4 5, Atlantic region Que. Ont. Man. Sask. Alta. B.C. Territories Source: Statistics Canada, National Household Survey, 211.

7 Selected health indicators, 213 Infant mortality deaths per 1, live births 1 Health Both sexes Males Females % of population Arthritis (15 and older) Diabetes Asthma High blood pressure Current smoker, daily or occasional BMI (18 and older), overweight BMI (18 and older), obese Influenza immunization, in past year Perceived mental health, very good or excellent Perceived mental health, fair or poor Life satisfaction, satisfied or very satisfied Pain or discomfort that prevents activities Has a regular medical doctor Notes: Population aged 12 and older. BMI = body mass index. Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table Sources: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table and Catalogue nos X and X. Life expectancy to to 1987 years 29 to 211 Females At birth At age Males At birth At age Note: Starting with 195 to 1952 data, life expectancy is calculated using a three-year average of age-specific mortality rates. Sources: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table and Catalogue no X. 5

8 Health Births in Canada, by age of mother p 1991 to 211 number % change All ages 42, ,636-6 under 15 years to 19 years 24,18 13, to 24 years 8,724 53, to 29 years 15,27 113, to 34 years 17, , to 39 years 33,17 59, to 44 years 4,124 12, to 49 years p preliminary Note: Totals include births where the age of the mother is unknown. Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table Healthy lifestyles of Canadians, 213 Consume fruits and vegetables at least 5 times a day Are moderately active or active during leisure time Have a sense of belonging to local community Mortality rates, by selected causes, 211 Both sexes Males Females rate per 1, population All causes of death Sepsis Viral hepatitis Human immunodeficiency virus Malignant neoplasms Diabetes mellitus Alzheimer s disease Heart diseases Cerebrovascular diseases Influenza and pneumonia Chronic lower respiratory diseases Chronic liver disease and cirrhosis Renal failure Certain conditions originating in the perinatal period Congenital malformations, deformations and chromosomal abnormalities Accidents (unintentional injuries) Suicide Homicide Note: Rates are age-standardized to the 1991 Census of Population. Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table Had a flu shot within the previous year % of Canadians aged 12 and older Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table

9 Public postsecondary enrolment annual % change Education Educational attainment of working-age population, 24 to thousands Working-age population 25,48 27,23 28,981 % to 8 years of study Some high school High school graduate Some postsecondary Postsecondary certificate or diploma All university degrees Bachelor's degree Above bachelor's degree Note: Population aged 15 and older based on Labour Force Survey estimates. Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table Tuition fees for full-time Canadian undergraduate students 212/ / /215 1 average ($) Canada 5,586 5,767 5,959 Newfoundland and Labrador 2,644 2,631 2,631 Prince Edward Island 5,474 5,688 5,857 Nova Scotia 5,977 6,215 6,44 New Brunswick 5,94 6,112 6,324 Quebec 2,565 2,657 2,743 Ontario 6,975 7,257 7,539 Manitoba 3,72 3,79 3,887 Saskatchewan 6,16 6,42 6,659 Alberta 5,67 5,675 5,73 British Columbia 4,931 5,18 5, May include estimates. Note: Weighted averages are calculated using the most current enrolment data available. Source: Statistics Canada, Tourism and the Centre for Education Statistics. Canadian students International students 23/24 25/26 27/28 29/21 211/212 Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table

10 Crime Police-reported crime rate rate per 1, population 1, 8, 6, 4, 2, Note: Total, all Criminal Code violations, excluding traffic. Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table Police-reported crime statistics actual incidents Criminal Code violations (excluding traffic) 2,458,482 2,24,479 1,824,837 Violent Criminal Code violations 453, ,68 383,945 Property crimes 1,676,439 1,415,572 1,16,93 Other Criminal Code violations 328,8 345, ,799 Selected violations Homicide Sexual assault (levels 1 to 3) 23,514 21,472 21,311 Assault (levels 1 to 3) 236,82 239,432 26,952 Prostitution 5,688 3,82 2,66 Break and enter 284, ,78 156,357 Motor vehicle theft 174,28 125,568 72,84 Drugs 86,791 12,271 19,57 Impaired driving 77,645 84,694 78,391 Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table Police officers per 1, population, by province police officers per 1, population (rate) Canada N.L P.E.I. N.S. N.B. Que. Ont. Man. Sask. Alta. B.C. Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table

11 Building permits, 213 New Housing Price Index annual % change (27=1) Housing Total Residential Non-residential $ millions Canada 8,841 48,49 32,431 Newfoundland and Labrador Prince Edward Island Nova Scotia 1, New Brunswick 1, Quebec 15,24 8,95 6,253 Ontario 28,933 17,267 11,666 Manitoba 2,68 1,528 1,8 Saskatchewan 3,174 1,797 1,377 Alberta 17,262 9,859 7,43 British Columbia 9,976 6,868 3,18 Yukon Northwest Territories Nunavut Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM tables 26-3 and Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table Home ownership, 213 Owned dwelling with mortgage Owned dwelling without mortgage Rented dwelling % Canada Newfoundland and Labrador Prince Edward Island Nova Scotia New Brunswick Quebec Ontario Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta British Columbia Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table

12 Income, Spending Median after-tax income, by economic family type 212 $ constant 212 Economic families, two people or more 71,7 Elderly families 52,3 Married couples only 51,8 All other elderly families 56,2 Non-elderly families 76,9 Married couples only 7,4 Two-parent families with children 84,6 Married couples with other relatives 19,9 Lone-parent families 42,2 All other non-elderly families 66,6 Unattached individuals 27,3 Elderly males 26,9 Elderly females 23,9 Non-elderly males 3,7 Non-elderly females 26,3 Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table Average household expenditures to 213 $ % change Total expenditures 75,443 79, Total current consumption 56,279 58, Food 7,739 7, Shelter 15,811 16, Household operations 4,111 4, Household furnishings and equipment 2,183 1, Clothing and accessories 3,461 3, Transportation 11,216 12, Health care 2,285 2, Personal care 1,194 1, Recreation 3,773 3, Education 1,386 1, Reading materials and other printed matter Tobacco products and alcoholic beverages 1,274 1, Games of chance (net amount) Miscellaneous 1,43 1, Income taxes 13,6 13, Personal insurance payments and pension contributions 4,272 4, Gifts of money and contributions 1,831 1, Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table

13 Central bank rate % 25 Government Sources: Bank of Canada and Statistics Canada, CANSIM table Federal government finance $ millions Revenue 2, ,9 263,26 Taxes 165,643 24, ,683 Taxes on income, profits, and capital gains 12,559 16, ,61 Taxes on goods and services 42,13 4,462 46,16 Taxes on international trade and transactions 2,981 3,983 4,66 Social contributions 17,833 16,663 21,674 Grants, revenue ,3 Other revenue 16,588 21,488 18,549 Expenses 196,44 244, ,886 Gross operating balance 11,55 6,63-3,23 Net operating balance 4, ,68 Net acquisition of non-financial assets , Net lending or borrowing 5,185-2,18-11,722 Net acquisition of financial assets 11,694 74,137 2,75 Net incurrence of liabilities 6,943 75,878 14,67 Statistical discrepancy Total expenditure 195, ,27 274,928 Net worth -1,95,55-1,812,686-2,377,398 Non-financial assets 193, ,768 28,585 Financial assets 425, ,469 1,136,972 Liabilities 2,569,578 2,67,923 3,794,955 Net financial worth -2,143,666-2,48,454-2,657,983 Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table

14 International comparisons Population 212 Life expectancy at birth 211 GDP per capita 212 General government debt 212 Consumer Price Index 212 Unemployment rate 212 thousands years US$ 1 % of GDP annual % change % OECD 2 countries Australia 22, , Austria 8, , Belgium 11, , Canada 34, , Chile 17, , Czech Republic 1, , Denmark 5, , Estonia 1, , Finland 5, , France 63, , Germany 81, , Greece 11, , Hungary 9, , Iceland , Ireland 4, , Israel 7, , Italy 59, , Japan 127, , Korea 5, , Luxembourg , Mexico 117, , Netherlands 16, , New Zealand 4, , Norway 5, , Poland 38, , Portugal 1, , Slovak Republic 5, , Slovenia 2, , Spain 46, , Sweden 9, , Switzerland 7, , Turkey 75, , United Kingdom 63, , United States 313, , All OECD 1,25, , Non-OECD countries Brazil 196, China 1,377, , India 1,236, Indonesia 246, , Russian Federation 143, , South Africa 52, , not available for a specific reference period 1. Gross domestic product (GDP) at current market prices using current exchange rates. 2. Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development data data. Note: International comparisons should be used to gain a general impression only, as there are differences in definition, data collection and other factors. Source: Data based on OECD (214), OECD Factbook

15 Labour Labour force characteristics, by sex thousands Labour force 17,147 18,25 19,125 Males 9,147 9,621 1,72 Females 8, 8,629 9,53 Employed 15,915 16,728 17,82 Males 8,463 8,73 9,328 Females 7,452 8,24 8,474 Unemployed 1,232 1,523 1,322 Males Females % Unemployment rate Males Females Participation rate Males Females Employment rate Males Females Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table Average weekly earnings, by industry $ current Total employees, all industries Goods-producing industries ,79.68 Agriculture Forestry, fishing, mining, quarrying, oil and gas 1, , ,54.1 Utilities 1,62.7 1, , Construction ,99.45 Manufacturing Services-producing industries Trade Transportation and warehousing Finance, insurance, real estate and leasing ,43.81 Professional, scientific and technical services ,55.5 1, Business, building and other support services Educational services ,32.44 Health care and social assistance Information, culture and recreation Accommodation and food services Public administration , , Other services Notes: North American Industry Classification System (NAICS), 27. Data include overtime. Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table

16 Employment, by industry Unemployment rate Canada N.L. P.E.I. N.S. N.B. Que. Ont. Man. Sask. Alta. B.C Labour thousands Total, all industries 15, , ,872.2 Goods-producing industries 3, , ,886.5 Agriculture Forestry, fishing, mining, quarrying, oil and gas Utilities Construction Manufacturing 2, , ,733.1 Services-producing industries 11, , ,985.6 Trade 2, , ,712.7 Transportation and warehousing Finance, insurance, real estate and leasing Professional, scientific and technical services 1,9.6 1, ,368. Business, building and other support services Educational services 1,33.5 1, ,3.5 Health care and social assistance 1, , ,228.9 Information, culture and recreation Accommodation and food services 1,3.9 1,56.6 1,156.3 Public administration Other services Note: North American Industry Classification System (NAICS), 27. Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table % Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table

17 Economy Gross domestic product at basic prices, by industry $ millions chained 27 All industries 1,438,31 1,534,44 1,598,734 Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting 23,622 24,541 28,185 Mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction 17, ,96 13,218 Utilities 36,69 37,894 39,341 Construction 95,698 17, ,685 Manufacturing 153, , ,437 Wholesale trade 73,976 85,257 87,852 Retail trade 78,557 82,5 85,85 Transportation and warehousing 59,649 63,929 65,667 Information and cultural industries 49,487 51,32 52,524 Finance and insurance 95,799 11,55 17,823 Real estate and rental and leasing 177, ,752 2,288 Professional, scientific and technical services 77,672 82,26 85,316 Management of companies and enterprises 11,71 11,42 11,622 Administrative and support, waste management and remediation services 38,17 39,91 4,387 Educational services 79,554 81,489 84,442 Health care and social assistance 11,986 15,16 18,867 Arts, entertainment and recreation 11,63 11,123 11,269 Accommodation and food services 3,71 31,226 33,161 Other services (except public administration) 3,316 3,773 31,817 Public administration 14,249 18,919 19,163 Note: North American Industry Classification System (NAICS), 27. Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table Real gross domestic product at market prices annual % change Note: Chained 27 dollars. Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table Exchange rates in Canadian dollars United States dollar Japanese yen United Kingdom pound sterling Mexican peso European euro not available for a specific reference period Note: Noon spot rate. Sources: Bank of Canada and Statistics Canada, CANSIM table

18 Consumer Price Index, selected components Retail sales, by industry Economy 1974 to to to to 213 % change All-items Consumer Price Index Food Shelter Rented accommodation Owned accommodation Water, fuel and electricity Electricity Water Natural gas Fuel oil and other fuels Household operations Household furnishings and equipment Clothing and footwear Transportation Gasoline Health and personal care Recreation, education and reading Alcoholic beverages and tobacco products not available for a specific reference period Note: Compound annual growth rates. Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table $ millions Retail trade 331, , ,998 Motor vehicle and parts dealers 82,577 94, ,752 New car dealers 68,184 74,454 9,515 Used car dealers.. 5,715 6,288 Other motor vehicle dealers.. 7,938 7,481 Automotive parts, accessories and tire stores.. 6,71 7,468 Furniture stores 7,924 1,172 9,699 Home furnishings stores 3,972 5,655 5,65 Electronics and appliance stores 1,974 15,532 14,656 Building material and garden equipment and supplies dealers 18,911 27,526 27,458 Food and beverage stores 78,539 97,933 17,721 Supermarkets and other grocery (except convenience) stores 56,874 69,756 75,843 Beer, wine and liquor stores 13,294 17,65 19,625 Health and personal care stores 21,267 29,469 34,985 Gasoline stations 29,951 51,791 61,47 Clothing and clothing accessories stores 19,471 23,967 27,169 Sporting goods, hobby, book and music stores 8,676 9,91 1,844 General merchandise stores 4,11 5,573 6,48 Miscellaneous store retailers 8,871 11,251 11,68.. not available for a specific reference period Notes: Data for 23 are based on the 27 North American Industry Classification System (NAICS). Data for 28 and 213 are based on the 212 NAICS. Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table

19 Economy Current account balances $ billions Current account Goods and services Primary and secondary income Note: Primary and secondary income includes investment income, compensation of employees, and current transfers. Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table International transactions in securities $ millions Canadian portfolio investment abroad 14,453 18,331 35,141 29,31 Foreign money market 2,442-2,36-1,615 1,586 Foreign bonds -1,379-5,888 13,548 21,421 Foreign equity and investment fund shares 13,39 26,255 23,28 6,32 Foreign portfolio investment in Canada 113,443 1,533 83,539 43,87 Canadian money market 3,25 32,21 13,255-2,521 Canadian bonds 92,43 47,375 69,316 26,712 Canadian equity and investment fund shares 18,196 21, ,896 Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table Canada s international investment position, market value $ billions 3, 2,5 2, 1,5 1, 5 Assets Liabilities Net international investment position Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table

20 Major goods trading partners, 213 Merchandise trade balance $ billions 8 International trade Exports Imports Trade balance $ millions Total 479, ,487-7,221 United States 358, ,162 45,373 China 21,774 31,98-1,26 Mexico 6,763 16,356-9,594 United Kingdom 14,752 7,533 7,219 Japan 1,937 9,587 1,351 Germany 4,73 12,622-8,549 South Korea 3,667 5,592-1,925 Hong Kong 4,69 4, Netherlands 3,677 3, France 3,321 3, Note: Balance of payments basis. Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table Note: Balance of payments basis. Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table Exports and imports of merchandise, 213 Exports Imports Trade balance $ millions Total of all merchandise 479, ,487-7,221 Farm, fishing and intermediate food products 27,843 13,149 14,694 Energy products 113,4 43,725 69,675 Metal ores and non-metallic minerals 17,944 11,53 6,414 Metal and non-metallic mineral products 53,689 4,41 13,648 Basic and industrial chemical, plastic and rubber products 35,132 4,821-5,689 Forestry products and building and packaging materials 33,76 21,31 12,73 Industrial machinery, equipment and parts 26,774 45,392-18,618 Electronic and electrical equipment and parts 22,57 56,57-34,63 Motor vehicles and parts 68,187 85,4-16,817 Aircraft and other transportation equipment and parts 17,39 14,933 2,458 Consumer goods 52,86 97,533-45,447 Special transaction trade 2,43 6,714-4,284 Other 8,125 1,45-1,919 Note: Balance of payments basis. Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table

21 Energy Selected energy price indexes annual % change Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table Energy exports $ billions Note: Balance of payments basis. Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table All-items CPI Natural gas Gasoline prices, selected urban centres Fuel oil and other fuels Gasoline cents per litre St. John s Charlottetown and Summerside Halifax Saint John Québec Montréal Ottawa Toronto Thunder Bay Winnipeg Regina Saskatoon Edmonton Calgary Vancouver Victoria Whitehorse Yellowknife Note: Average annual price of regular unleaded gasoline at self-service filling stations. Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table

22 Manufacturing industries, selected statistics Industrial capacity utilization rates % Manufacturing $ millions Revenue 638, , ,75.8 Revenue from goods manufactured 588, , ,97.6 Expenses 599, , ,957.8 Salaries and wages, direct and indirect labour 8, , ,17.7 Cost of energy, water utility and vehicle fuel 18, , ,754.9 number Employees, direct and indirect labour 1, , ,521.8 $ millions Opening inventories 66,6.3 62, ,92.2 Closing inventories 68, , ,655.2 Manufacturing value added 2, , ,448.3 Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table New motor vehicle sales, by country of manufacture to 213 units % change Passenger cars, total 739,49 76,92 3. North America 493, ,446.1 Japan 196,31 13, Other countries 48,98 163, Trucks, total 453,885 1,15, North America 42, , Note: Trucks include minivans, sport-utility vehicles, light and heavy trucks, vans and buses. Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table Total industrial Manufacturing Note: North American Industry Classification System (NAICS), 22. Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table

23 Agriculture Number and area of farms thousands of farms millions of hectares 8 Number Total area Source: Statistics Canada, censuses of agriculture. Farms, by farm type to 211 number % change All farms 229,373 25, Cattle ranching and farming 75,598 49, Hog and pig farming 6,4 3, Poultry and egg production 4,578 4, Sheep and goat farming 3,815 3, Other animal production 26,779 24, Oilseed and grain farming 61,667 61,692. Vegetable and melon farming 5,239 4, Fruit and tree nut farming 8,329 8, Greenhouse, nursery and floriculture production 8,754 7, Other crop farming 28,574 37, Source: Statistics Canada, censuses of agriculture. Farm financial statistics, 213 Operating revenue p Operating expenses p Operating margin p average ($) % All farms 387, , Grain and oilseed 349, , Potato 1,373,991 1,157, Other vegetable and melon 494,76 415, Fruit and tree nut 261, , Greenhouse, nursery and floriculture 1,199,62 1,6, Other crop 19,31 87, Beef cattle and feedlots 283,86 271, Dairy cattle and milk production 64,64 467, Hog and pig 1,93,24 1,825, Poultry and egg 1,186, , Other animal 22,61 183, p preliminary Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM tables 2-44, 2-55 and

24 Gross sales of gasoline for motor vehicles millions of litres 43,5 43, 42,5 42, 41,5 41, 4,5 4, 39,5 39, 38, Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table Travel, Transport Travellers to Canada, by country of origin, 212 Country of origin Overnight trips Trips Nights Spending in Canada thousands CAN$ millions United States 11,887 5,849 6,334 United Kingdom 597 8, France 423 7,26 53 Germany 277 4, Mainland China 273 8, Australia 219 3, Japan 19 2,8 312 India 162 3, South Korea 137 4, Mexico 132 3, Source: Statistics Canada, Tourism and the Centre for Education Statistics. Travel by Canadians to foreign countries, 212 Overnight visits Visits Nights Spending in country thousands CAN$ millions United States 22,71 194,413 17,49 Mexico 1,598 17,146 1,639 Cuba 1,82 8, United Kingdom 98 1,955 1,56 Dominican Republic 766 6, France 729 9, Italy 375 3, Germany 345 3, Mainland China 314 6, Spain 245 2, Source: Statistics Canada, Tourism and the Centre for Education Statistics. 23

25 Environment Canadian natural resource assets and produced assets $ billions 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 24 Natural wealth Produced wealth Notes: Natural wealth comprises natural resource assets and land. Produced wealth comprises produced non-financial assets. Source: Statistics Canada, CANSIM table Emissions of carbon dioxide equivalents in Canada megatonnes Note: The emission level of carbon dioxide equivalents for 22 is Canada s target emissions level under the 29 Copenhagen Accord. Source: Environment Canada, 213, National Inventory Report : Greenhouse Gas Sources and Sinks in Canada. Composting in Canadian households % Canada N.L. P.E.I. N.S. N.B. Que. Ont. Man. Sask. Alta. B.C. Note: As a percentage of all households. Source: Statistics Canada, Households and the Environment Survey.

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