The definitive source for statistical data in Canada. The government agency compiles data on the economy, commodity prices, population, and even esoteric topics like internet usage.

Historical CPI data compiled by StatsCan.

Weekly summary of bond yields, mortgage rates, T-bill and other selected interest rates.

The CBC provides economic research and industry analysis.

The Hub presents data related to Canada’s economic and financial activity with the world. The site brings together data from several StatsCan products in an easily navigable interactive analytical tool. The Hub presents information by themes (e.g. trade, investment, employment and travel). It also provides links to more detailed data and information regarding definitions, concepts and methods.

Financial and taxation statistics for enterprises, by industry type.

To drill down into data, go to the “Add/Remove Data” button, select industry type, geography, reference period, and financial and taxation components.

Daily average foreign exchange rates in CAD dollars from the Bank of Canada.

There are twelve (12) federal reserve banks in the US. The Reserve Bank of St. Louis has a navigable website, and its trending search terms (on the landing page) means that most folks can go directly to the content that they need. All in all it’s a great resource for researchers, and analysts.

There are twelve (12) federal reserve banks in the US. The Reserve Bank of Philadelphia has a navigable website, and is actively involved in public education activities. The Philly Fed’s Real-Time Data Research Center “produces macroeconometric analyses and collects and maintains a variety of data sets” (e.g. CPI, GDP, GNI) which make it a great resource for researchers, and analysts.