Statistics Canada

Statistics Canada, established in 1971, is the national statistical agency dedicated to serving Canada with high-quality, objective statistical information. Its core mission is to produce data that enhances understanding of the Canadian economy, society, and environment, recognizing that such information is fundamental to an open and democratic society. This objective data serves as a critical foundation for informed decision-making by government officials, businesses, unions, non-profit organizations, and individual Canadians alike. The agency's extensive work supports policy development and public discourse across the nation.

Operating with a significant workforce of Over 10,000 employees and maintaining 10 locations, Statistics Canada possesses a substantial operational footprint. Its mandate involves collecting, analyzing, and disseminating a wide array of data, contributing to national and international statistical frameworks. The agency's commitment to statistical integrity and accessibility is paramount in its daily operations. To learn more about the individuals driving this mission, one can explore Meet Statistics Canada's team for insights into their leadership and organizational structure.

As a government entity, Statistics Canada's revenue was approximately $3.7B. It operates within a landscape populated by numerous federal government departments and agencies, including Public Services & Procurement Canada and the Government of Canada - Canada Revenue Agency, which are among its key counterparts in public service delivery. The agency's products and services are diverse, encompassing data on country-specific economic and social conditions, housing, and various indices, all aimed at providing comprehensive insights into Canada's national landscape.