Canadian dollars (1914 = C$1.00)
Lower = a dollar buys less
Source: 
OECD via FRED (CANCPIALLMINMEI); data through March 2025
Charts from Canada
Only the charts that use data from this country. Charts with several countries appear under each one of them. (5 charts)
Inflation & the Dollar
What a dollar buys, and how fast prices rise.
Housing
The price of a home, in dollars and in hours of work.
Index, 2010 = 100
Higher = homes cost more (before or after inflation)
Source: Bank for International Settlements via FRED (QCAN628BIS, QCAR628BIS)
Gold, Currencies & Crises
Gold reserves, currency crashes and financial crises around the world.
US dollars per 1 Canadian dollar
Higher = one Canadian dollar buys more US dollars
Source: Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System via FRED (EXCAUS, inverted)
Energy
The price of oil and how much energy the world uses.
Index, 1960 = 100
A wider gap = the economy produces more with each unit of energy
Source: 
Aggregate of the G7 countries (published chart based on World Bank and OECD data). Approximate values digitized from a published chart
Society & Culture
Health, prisons, immigration, education and even language.
Percent of the total population
Higher = a larger share of residents were born in another country
Source: Statistics Canada, Census of Population 1871–2021 (2011: National Household Survey). Definition changed in 1981; the series breaks between 1981 and 1986