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Package includes the complete provincial data series on key economic indicators, construction investment and labour market conditions, for years 2006-2025 (not all series have data for all years) plus a Construction and Maintenance Looking Forward, An Assessment of Construction Labour Markets from 2016–2025 PowerPoint presentation summarizing the labour market conditions as released January 2016.

• Geography – All provinces and national sum
• Labour Market – General Overview (annual average and peak series by trade and occupation: labour force, employment, excess supply, excess supply rate)
• Labour Supply – Labour Force Changes (by trade and occupation: retirements, mortality, new entrants, net in-mobility. In-mobility acts as the residual source of labour, meeting labour requirements after accounting for first-time new entrants. When construction activity increases and the available new entrants are not sufficient to meet demand, in-mobility measures the estimated recruiting from outside the industry or province. Alternatively, when markets weaken, out-mobility tracks the potential movement of the workforce out to other industries or other provinces.)
• Labour Market Rankings (by trade and occupation: summarizing labour market conditions by trade and occupation based on industry consultation and the assessment of annual changes in employment growth, unemployment and net in-mobility requirements. Each labour market is assigned an annual ranking from 1 (very weak market conditions, excess supply) to 5 (shortages forcing recruiting from outside the region).
• Construction Trades and Occupations (33 trades and occupations: boilermakers, bricklayers, carpenters,....)
• Construction Investment – Residential (5 items: housing starts, total residential, new housing, renovations and maintenance)
• Construction Investment – Non-Residential (11 items: industrial, commercial, institutional, highways & bridges, other engineering, maintenance, …)
• Key Economic Indicators (14 items: 3 month treasury bill, exchange rate, real GDP growth, population growth, CPI, …)
• Commodity Prices (4 items: agricultural products prices, West Texas intermediate oil price @ Cushing, Henry Hub natural gas price)
• Market Assessment PowerPoint (by province: summary charts, tables and speaker notes describing the provincial investment outlook, labour requirements, labour supply, labour market rankings and mobility).

Package includes the complete provincial data series on key economic indicators, construction investment and labour market conditions, for years 2006-2025 (not all series have data for all years) plus a Construction and Maintenance Looking Forward, An Assessment of Construction Labour Markets from 2016–2025 PowerPoint presentation summarizing the labour market conditions as released January 2016. Data includes:

• Geography – Individual provinces
• Labour Market – General Overview (annual average and peak series by trade and occupation: labour force, employment, excess supply, excess supply rate)
• Labour Supply – Labour Force Changes (by trade and occupation: retirements, mortality, new entrants, net in-mobility. In-mobility acts as the residual source of labour, meeting labour requirements after accounting for first-time new entrants. When construction activity increases and the available new entrants are not sufficient to meet demand, in-mobility measures the estimated recruiting from outside the industry or province. Alternatively, when markets weaken, out-mobility tracks the potential movement of the workforce out to other industries or other provinces.)
• Labour Market Rankings (by trade and occupation: summarizing labour market conditions by trade and occupation based on industry consultation and the assessment of annual changes in employment growth, unemployment and net in-mobility requirements. Each labour market is assigned an annual ranking from 1 (very weak market conditions, excess supply) to 5 (shortages forcing recruiting from outside the region).
• Construction Trades and Occupations (33 trades and occupations: boilermakers, bricklayers, carpenters,....)
• Construction Investment – Residential (5 items: housing starts, total residential, new housing, renovations and maintenance)
• Construction Investment – Non-Residential (11 items: industrial, commercial, institutional, highways & bridges, other engineering, maintenance, …)
• Key Economic Indicators (14 items: 3 month treasury bill, exchange rate, real GDP growth, population growth, CPI, …)
• Commodity Prices (4 items: agricultural products prices, West Texas intermediate oil price @ Cushing, Henry Hub natural gas price)
• Market Assessment PowerPoint (by province: summary charts, tables and speaker notes describing the provincial investment outlook, labour requirements, labour supply, labour market rankings and mobility).

Package includes the complete provincial and national series on key economic indicators, construction investment for years 2006-2025 (not all series have data for all years).

• Geography – All provinces and national
• Construction Investment – Residential (5 items: housing starts, total residential, new housing, renovations and maintenance)
• Construction Investment – Non-Residential (11 items: industrial, commercial, institutional, highways & bridges, other engineering, maintenance, …)
• Key Economic Indicators (14 items: 3 month treasury bill, exchange rate, real GDP growth, population growth, CPI, …)
• Commodity Prices (4 items: agricultural products prices, West Texas intermediate oil price @ Cushing, Henry Hub natural gas price)

Construction investment data is available by individual series by province and/or sector (residential and non-residential) for the years 2006 - 2025. Investment data are in 2007 constant dollars, adjusted by inflation. Constant dollars are used to calculate the real physical change of the values of construction, factoring out growth due to increases in prices. Click here to order individual investment series data.

The provincial PowerPoint presentations are available as part of the Provincial data series but can also be purchased separately. The PowerPoint presentations summarize the labour market conditions as released January 2016 including summary charts, tables and notes describing the provincial investment outlook, demand requirements, changes in labour supply (retirements, new entrants, in-mobility), and market rankings summarizing market conditions by trade and occupation. This downloadable PowerPoint does not include access to the raw data series.

You can select the data you require and BuildForce Canada will mine the data and produce spreadsheets and/or tables and graphs. This will be individually priced based on the data accessed and the staff time required to produce the information. In order to purchase this service, please complete the Custom Request form. Click here for the Custom Analysis Request Form.