GDP is the value of what a place makes. This chart takes out price changes, then splits that total by the number of people.
Real GDP per person, by place
Time covered: 1981 — 2024
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Showing: 1981 — 2024
Canada
59,673.4Last point · 2024 · 2017 Canadian dollars per person
Change over 10 years: +3.5%2014 → 2024
Ontario
59,476.2Last point · 2024 · 2017 Canadian dollars per person
Change over 10 years: +5.6%2014 → 2024
Quebec
53,890.8Last point · 2024 · 2017 Canadian dollars per person
Change over 10 years: +10.6%2014 → 2024
Alberta
75,017.2Last point · 2024 · 2017 Canadian dollars per person
Change over 10 years: -10.5%2014 → 2024
British Columbia
60,257.9Last point · 2024 · 2017 Canadian dollars per person
Change over 10 years: +9.5%2014 → 2024
Canada 59,673.4
Ontario 59,476.2
Quebec 53,890.8
Alberta 75,017.2
British Columbia 60,257.9
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2017 Canadian dollars per person
Lines track real GDP per person for the places you choose. The table has all provinces and territories, plus Canada and the old combined northern territory.
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Real GDP per person, by place · 2017 Canadian dollars per person
GDP is the value of what a place makes. This chart takes out price changes, then splits that total by the number of people.
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What this does not show: GDP is not pay, wealth or a measure of a good life. These dollars do not adjust for living costs across places. July 1 is one point in the year. This method differs from our quarterly national chart. Do not add the chained-dollar totals.