The Daily Thursday, September 6, 2018
Press Release
Building permits, July 2018
Canadian municipalities issued $8.2 billion worth of building permits in July, down 0.1% from June. The decrease was mainly attributable to lower construction intentions in British Columbia.
Stocks of principal field crops, July 31, 2018
As of July 31, Canada’s total stocks of wheat and barley were down from the same date a year earlier, while stocks of canola, oats, dry peas and lentils increased.
Farm product prices, July 2018
Prices received by farmers in July for grains, oilseeds, specialty crops, potatoes, cattle, hogs, poultry, eggs and dairy products are now available at the provincial level.
Economic profiles of Saskatchewan offenders, 2009/2010
Previous research has indicated that, in general, a small number of individuals are responsible for a disproportionate amount of repeated contact with the justice system. However, there remains little empirical information on the socio-economic factors that contribute to initial, as well as repeated, contact with the justice system. A new study found that adults accused by Saskatchewan police of committing a crime in 2009/2010 had an annual income that was about half that of the general Saskatchewan population in the year prior to their contact with police. These accused (also referred to as offenders) were also more reliant on government transfers than the general population, with $29.35 in government transfers being received for every $100 of employment income—almost $15 more than the general population of Saskatchewan.
Canadian foreign post indexes, September 2018
Data on Canadian foreign post indexes are now available for September.
Canadian Economic News, August 2018
The August 2018 issue of Canadian Economic News is now available.
New products
Canadian Foreign Post Indexes, September 2018
Catalogue number Catalogue number62-013-X, (HTML | PDF)
Juristat, Vol. 38, no. 1
Catalogue number Catalogue number85-002-X, (HTML | PDF)
New studies and articles
Catalogue numberEconomic profiles of offenders in Saskatchewan
Juristat
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