Consumer Price Index 2020
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COVID-19 has restricted the movement of people and forced many businesses to change their normal operations. This affected how Statistics Canada conducted the Consumer Price Index in December.
PDF • 175.48KB • Issued January 20, 2021
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COVID-19 has restricted the movement of people and forced many businesses to change their normal operations. This affected how Statistics Canada conducted the Consumer Price Index in November.
PDF • 190.46KB • Issued December 16, 2020
COVID-19 has restricted the movement of people and forced many businesses to change their normal operations. This affected how Statistics Canada conducted the Consumer Price Index in October.
PDF • 192.31KB • Issued November 18, 2020
COVID-19 has restricted the movement of people and forced many businesses to change their normal operations. This has affected how Statistics Canada conducts the Consumer Price Index in September.
PDF • 191.38KB • Issued October 21, 2020
Statistics Canada indicates that in August 2020 the Yellowknife AllItems Consumer Price Index fell by 1.3% compared to one year ago. This is the largest annual decline since price collection started in 1982. By comparison, the annual price change in August was 0.1% for Canada, 0.6% for Edmonton, -0.9% for Whitehorse and -2.3% for Iqaluit
PDF • 191.51KB • Issued September 16, 2020
Statistics Canada indicates that in July 2020 the Yellowknife AllItems Consumer Price Index fell by 0.1% compared to one year ago. By comparison, the annual price change in July was +0.1% for Canada, +1.0% for Edmonton, -0.7% for Whitehorse and -1.1% for Iqaluit
PDF • 219.09KB • Issued August 19, 2020
COVID-19 has restricted the movement of people and forced many businesses to change their normal operations. This affected how Statistics Canada conducted the Consumer Price Index in June; in-person data collection was done remotely, supplemented with alternate data sources, and a higher level of data imputation occurred due to the reduced availability of some products and services.
PDF • 187.26KB • Issued July 22, 2020
Statistics Canada indicates that in May 2020 the Yellowknife All-Items Consumer Price Index fell by 1.0% compared to one year ago. This is the second consecutive month with an annual decline; the last time this occurred was in 2009 during the financial crisis. By comparison, the annual price change in May was -0.4% for Canada, -0.1% for Edmonton, 0.2% for Whitehorse and -0.4% for Iqaluit
PDF • 533.41KB • Issued June 17, 2020
Statistics Canada indicates that in April 2020 the Yellowknife All-Items Consumer Price Index fell by 0.4% compared to one year ago. By comparison, the annual price change was -0.2% for Canada, -0.3% for Edmonton, 1.1% for Whitehorse and 0.8% for Iqaluit
PDF • 187.92KB • Issued May 20, 2020
Statistics Canada indicates that in March 2020 the Yellowknife All-Items Consumer Price Index rose by 1.1% compared to one year ago. By comparison, the annual price increase was 0.9% for Canada, 0.9% for Edmonton, 2.7% for Whitehorse and 1.7% for Iqaluit
PDF • 187.8KB • Issued April 22, 2020
Information released today by Statistics Canada indicates that the Yellowknife All-Items Consumer Price Index in February rose by 2.3% compared to one year ago. By comparison, the annual price increase was 2.2% for Canada, 2.5% for Edmonton, 3.7% for Whitehorse and 1.9% for Iqaluit
PDF • 185.8KB • Issued March 18, 2020
Information released today by Statistics Canada indicates that the Yellowknife All-Items Consumer Price Index in January rose by 3.1% compared to one year ago. This is the largest year over year increase since October 2018. By comparison, the annual price increase was 2.4% for Canada, 2.7% for Edmonton, 3.7% for Whitehorse and 1.9% for Iqaluit
PDF • 188.08KB • Issued February 19, 2020