Statistics Canada

• Search tablesFind Statistics Canada data tables by words in their titles, narrowed by subject, survey and how often they are updated. Each comes with its table number, the period it covers, when it was last released and its link.
• Get table detailsGet a Statistics Canada table's details: title, how often it is updated, the period it covers, when it was last released, its dimensions (such as Geography) with their member counts, footnotes, corrections and links to download the whole table.
• List dimension membersList the members of one dimension of a table, such as every province in Geography or every product in the CPI, with the IDs and names that pick out a series. Narrow by words in the name.
• List tables released on a dayList the tables Statistics Canada released or updated on a day, today by default, each with its title, frequency and link. Releases come out at 8:30 a.m. Eastern on business days.
• Find a series in a tableFind one series in a table by its member names (such as 'Canada; All-items') or coordinate, and get its vector number, title, unit and frequency, ready for the steps that read series by vector.
• Get series detailsGet the details of one or more series by vector number: title, table, coordinate, unit, scale, frequency and whether it is still updated.
• List series updated todayList the series Statistics Canada updated today, optionally only those in one table, each with its vector, title, unit and table. The list fills at 8:30 a.m. Eastern on release days.
• Get latest data for seriesGet the most recent figures of one or more series by vector number, such as the latest Consumer Price Index or unemployment rate, each with its period, release time and any revision or quality note.
• Get latest data from a tableGet the most recent figures of one or more series in a table, picked by member names (such as 'Ontario; Unemployment rate; ...') or coordinates, without looking up their vector numbers first.
• Get series data between two datesGet the figures of one or more series for the reference periods between two dates, such as every month of 2025, oldest first.
• Get data released between two datesGet the figures of one or more series that Statistics Canada released or revised between two days, whatever period they are about: what changed since the last time a workflow looked.

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