Data as a Strategic Compass: Responding to Complex Human Services Needs in Unpredictable Times. Join us for an inspiring afternoon of insights, innovation and knowledge mobilization. This is your opportunity to connect with thought leaders and explore how data can guide us through uncertainty and drive meaningful impact across the human services.

The Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation, Housing, Infrastructure and Communities Canada, and Statistics Canada are pleased to invite you to the Government of Canada Housing and Infrastructure Data and Research Conference, taking place in a hybrid format on November 12-13, 2025.  

You're Invited: Canada at a Crossroads – Data Stories In-person Event Hosted by Statistics Canada in Partnership with Glendon College(Toronto, October 28, 2025)

Explore more Rural and Small Town Canada Interactive Dashboards today!

Small area estimation from the Canadian Survey on Business Conditions, fourth quarter of 2024 to second quarter of 2025

The next Census of Population and Census of Agriculture will take place in 2026. In preparation, Statistics Canada continues to innovate, improve its processes, and consult with Canadians to ensure the next census accurately represents the Canadian population. There are several milestones along the road to the 2026 Census.

We're excited to share an updated interactive dashboard from the Canadian Index for Measuring Integration and Inclusion (CIMII) that presents the latest rankings of Canadian cities based on immigrants’ economic integration performance. Using data from the 2021 Census, the dashboard allows you to compare Census Metropolitan Areas (CMAs) across various economic indicators – such as employment, income, and labour force participation – while adjusting for city size.