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Owned accommodation — 2025

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Owned accommodation, by place, from Statistics Canada — Consumer Price Index, annual average (Table 18-10-0005). Statistics Canada Open Licence. Where a place has no published figure, the cell is empty.

Owned accommodation in Canada, year by year

Every year in this release carries a published figure.

0408012016020019491957196519731981198919972005201320211949: 8.11950: 8.41951: 9.21952: 9.61953: 9.81954: 9.81955: 101956: 10.31957: 10.51958: 111959: 11.31960: 11.71961: 11.91962: 12.31963: 12.61964: 13.11965: 13.71966: 14.31967: 15.11968: 16.21969: 17.61970: 19.21971: 20.71972: 22.41973: 24.61974: 271975: 29.71976: 33.91977: 37.51978: 40.61979: 43.11980: 46.41981: 52.31982: 59.41983: 63.31984: 65.21985: 66.91986: 69.51987: 73.81988: 77.91989: 83.81990: 89.31991: 92.51992: 92.91993: 93.21994: 92.31995: 93.71996: 931997: 92.11998: 92.21999: 93.22000: 95.62001: 98.32002: 1002003: 1032004: 105.92005: 109.22006: 113.72007: 119.32008: 124.62009: 125.92010: 126.82011: 128.62012: 130.12013: 130.82014: 133.12015: 135.22016: 138.12017: 141.62018: 145.32019: 1492020: 152.32021: 158.62022: 169.12023: 179.52024: 189.92025: 195.2Statistics Canada — Consumer Price Index, annual average (Table 18-10-0005)

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Source: Statistics Canada — Consumer Price Index, annual average (Table 18-10-0005).

Owned accommodation — 2025
PlaceValueNote
Canada195
Alberta241
British Columbia158
Calgary, Alberta269
Charlottetown and Summerside, Prince Edward Island157
Edmonton, Alberta211
Halifax, Nova Scotia183
Iqaluit, Nunavut—not published
Manitoba223
Montréal, Quebec211
New Brunswick165
Newfoundland and Labrador190
Nova Scotia185
Ontario199
Ottawa-Gatineau, Ontario part, Ontario/Quebec225
Prince Edward Island154
Quebec193
Québec, Quebec189
Regina, Saskatchewan229
Saint John, New Brunswick169
Saskatchewan224
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan223
St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador190
Thunder Bay, Ontario144
Toronto, Ontario200
Vancouver, British Columbia172
Victoria, British Columbia143
Whitehorse, Yukon—not published
Winnipeg, Manitoba220
Yellowknife, Northwest Territories—not published

Other products and product groups

All-items · Food · Shelter · Household operations, furnishings and equipment · Clothing and footwear · Transportation · Health and personal care · Recreation, education and reading · Alcoholic beverages, tobacco products and recreational cannabis · Energy · Air transportation · Alcoholic beverages · Alcoholic beverages purchased from stores · Alcoholic beverages served in licensed establishments · All other food preparations · All other miscellaneous food preparations (2013=100) · All other passenger vehicle operating expenses · All-items (1992=100) · All-items excluding alcoholic beverages and recreational cannabis · All-items excluding alcoholic beverages, tobacco products and smokers' supplies and recreational cannabis · All-items excluding eight of the most volatile components as defined by the Bank of Canada · All-items excluding eight of the most volatile components as defined by the Bank of Canada and excluding the effect of changes in indirect taxes · All-items excluding energy · All-items excluding food · All-items excluding food and energy · All-items excluding gasoline · All-items excluding mortgage interest cost · All-items excluding shelter · All-items excluding shelter, insurance and financial services · All-items excluding tobacco products and smokers' supplies and recreational cannabis · Apples · Area rugs and mats · Athletic footwear · Audio equipment · Baby foods · Bacon (2013=100) · Bakery and cereal products (excluding baby food) · Bakery products · Bananas · Bedding and other household textiles · Beer purchased from stores · Beer served in licensed establishments · Berries (including cherries) (202304=100) · Bleach and other household chemical products (2013=100) · Books and reading material (excluding textbooks) · Bread, rolls and buns · Breakfast cereal and other cereal products (excluding baby food) · Butter · Canned and other preserved fish · Canned fruit (2013=100) · Canned infant or junior foods (2013=100) · Canned salmon (2013=100) · Canned tuna (2013=100) · Canned vegetables and other vegetable preparations · Carrots (202304=100) · Cellular services (2017=100) · Cellular services (202304=100) · Cereal products (excluding baby food) · Cheddar cheese (2013=100) · Cheese · Child care and housekeeping services · Child care services · Children's clothing · Children's footwear (excluding athletic) · Cigarettes · Citrus (excluding oranges) (202304=100) · City bus and subway transportation · Clothing · Clothing accessories (2013=100) · Clothing accessories, watches and jewellery · Clothing material and notions · Clothing material, notions and services · Coffee · Coffee and tea · Communications · Computer equipment, software and supplies (201104=100) · Condiments, spices and vinegars · Confectionery · Contact lenses (2013=100) · Cookies and crackers

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The Consumer Price Index for the cities Statistics Canada measures and the product groups it measures them by, as annual averages — all-items, food, shelter, energy and the rest — so the cost of living can be read for a place rather than for a country.

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