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ALT The Weekly Review, November 2 to 6 2026.
ALT As of 2021, more than 70,000 Inuit lived in Canada. A map shows the distribution of the Inuit population across Canada: Nunavut (44%), Nunavik (18%), the Inuvialuit Settlement Region (4%) and Nunatsiavut (3%). The remaining 31% lived in other parts of Canada.
ALT Labour Force Survey, October 2026. Employment was little changed in October (-4,700; 0.0%). The employment rate fell 0.1 percentage points to 60.5%. The unemployment rate rose 0.2 percentage points to 6.7%.
ALT Canada’s gross domestic product (GDP) increased 1.9% in 2025. GDP rose in Canada (+1.9%), Nunavut (+0.6%), Newfoundland and Labrador (+4.3%), Prince Edward Island (+3.5%), Ontario (+1.8%), Quebec (+1.0%), New Brunswick (+2.4%), Nova Scotia (+3.0%), Manitoba (+1.8%), Saskatchewan (+3.1%), Alberta (+3.3%), British Columbia (+2.4%) and Yukon (+0.7%). The Northwest Territories posted the lone decline (-1.7%).
ALT Canadian international merchandise trade, September 2026. Chart showing the merchandise exports and imports. For a detailed description of the visual elements seen in the chart, see the link in the caption.
ALT Image with an oil tanker on the water and images of oil pumpjacks, a fuel nozzle and stacked pipeline sections with text that says: “Canada’s Pipeline System: 2021–2025: Trends and Developments”
ALT POV: Mornings in places in Canada where people adjusted their clocks.
ALT POV: Mornings in places in Canada where people didn’t adjust their clocks.
ALT The Weekly Review, October 26 to 30 2026.
ALT A map of Canada highlighting these spooky place names: Coffin Cove, N.L.; Dead Creek, N.B.; Passes-Dangereuses, Que.; Jardins-Loup-Garou, Que.; Bloodvein 12, Man.; Bone Creek No. 108, Sask; Grave Flats, Alta.; Ghost Lake, Alta.; Destruction Bay, Y.T.; and Lac la Hache, B.C. The text above the map reads, “Canada is home to some spooky place names.”
ALT If you are in Drummondville, Quebec, and have been selected for the Canadian Health Measures Survey, please participate!
ALT Do you work in Canada’s trucking industry? If you’ve been selected to take part in the new Trucking Statistics Program, please participate. Image of a lineup of freight trucks in front of a building
ALT A new health data webinar will be held on October 28, 2026. Register through the link in the post caption.
ALT Mapping Canada’s pumpkins. Map of Canada showing the area harvested in acres for fresh pumpkins in 2025. Canada had 10,840 acres, and there were 21 acres in Newfoundland and Labrador, 19 acres in Prince Edward Island, 262 acres in Nova Scotia, 158 acres in New Brunswick, 1,154 acres in Quebec, 8,155 acres in Ontario, 106 acres in Manitoba, 57 acres in Saskatchewan, 238 acres in Alberta, and 671 acres in British Columbia.