Building permits Canada in Canada

Estadisticas Canada · Mensual

14,885,631 (Jun-26) ABS · miles CAD · Mensual · CSV

Period	miles CAD
Jun 2026	14,885,631
May 2026	12,559,241
Apr 2026	12,942,544
Mar 2026	13,479,252
Feb 2026	12,223,915
Jan 2026	13,253,762
Dec 2025	12,780,027
Nov 2025	12,334,139
Oct 2025	13,418,079
Sep 2025	12,179,348
Aug 2025	11,720,069
Jul 2025	12,078,901
Jun 2025	12,160,616
May 2025	12,963,601
Apr 2025	11,778,476
Mar 2025	12,429,751
Feb 2025	13,213,103
Jan 2025	12,483,379
Dec 2024	13,100,386
Nov 2024	12,386,574
Oct 2024	12,288,913
Sep 2024	13,307,131
Aug 2024	12,158,247
Jul 2024	12,545,490
Jun 2024	10,950,635
May 2024	12,130,819
Apr 2024	13,828,636
Mar 2024	11,054,609
Feb 2024	11,847,721
Jan 2024	10,777,397
Dec 2023	9,876,544
Nov 2023	11,624,132
Oct 2023	11,183,548
Sep 2023	11,605,654
Aug 2023	11,658,188
Jul 2023	11,579,906
Jun 2023	13,366,670
May 2023	11,118,164
Apr 2023	9,755,744
Mar 2023	11,969,365
Feb 2023	10,446,915
Jan 2023	10,605,959
Dec 2022	11,223,463
Nov 2022	11,396,361
Oct 2022	9,936,389
Sep 2022	10,080,773
Aug 2022	12,137,328
Jul 2022	11,115,498
Jun 2022	11,781,803
May 2022	12,136,112
Apr 2022	12,280,898
Mar 2022	11,582,375
Feb 2022	12,146,313
Jan 2022	10,800,979
Dec 2021	11,656,234
Nov 2021	11,233,674
Oct 2021	11,329,219
Sep 2021	10,589,804
Aug 2021	9,687,460
Jul 2021	10,182,214

Period	%
Jun 2026	22.41%
May 2026	-3.12%
Apr 2026	9.88%
Mar 2026	8.44%
Feb 2026	-7.49%
Jan 2026	6.17%
Dec 2025	-2.45%
Nov 2025	-0.42%
Oct 2025	9.19%
Sep 2025	-8.48%
Aug 2025	-3.60%
Jul 2025	-3.72%
Jun 2025	11.05%
May 2025	6.87%
Apr 2025	-14.83%
Mar 2025	12.44%
Feb 2025	11.52%
Jan 2025	15.83%
Dec 2024	32.64%
Nov 2024	6.56%
Oct 2024	9.88%
Sep 2024	14.66%
Aug 2024	4.29%
Jul 2024	8.34%
Jun 2024	-18.08%
May 2024	9.11%
Apr 2024	41.75%
Mar 2024	-7.64%
Feb 2024	13.41%
Jan 2024	1.62%
Dec 2023	-12.00%
Nov 2023	2.00%
Oct 2023	12.55%
Sep 2023	15.13%
Aug 2023	-3.95%
Jul 2023	4.18%
Jun 2023	13.45%
May 2023	-8.39%
Apr 2023	-20.56%
Mar 2023	3.34%
Feb 2023	-13.99%
Jan 2023	-1.81%
Dec 2022	-3.71%
Nov 2022	1.45%
Oct 2022	-12.29%
Sep 2022	-4.81%
Aug 2022	25.29%
Jul 2022	9.17%
Jun 2022	18.39%
May 2022	23.69%
Apr 2022	8.64%
Mar 2022	7.76%
Feb 2022	18.32%
Jan 2022	1.78%
Dec 2021	24.57%
Nov 2021	16.95%
Oct 2021	23.51%
Sep 2021	6.93%
Aug 2021	16.58%
Jul 2021	23.43%

Period	%
Jun 2026	18.52%
May 2026	-2.96%
Apr 2026	-3.98%
Mar 2026	10.27%
Feb 2026	-7.77%
Jan 2026	3.71%
Dec 2025	3.62%
Nov 2025	-8.08%
Oct 2025	10.17%
Sep 2025	3.92%
Aug 2025	-2.97%
Jul 2025	-0.67%
Jun 2025	-6.19%
May 2025	10.06%
Apr 2025	-5.24%
Mar 2025	-5.93%
Feb 2025	5.85%
Jan 2025	-4.71%
Dec 2024	5.76%
Nov 2024	0.79%
Oct 2024	-7.65%
Sep 2024	9.45%
Aug 2024	-3.09%
Jul 2024	14.56%
Jun 2024	-9.73%
May 2024	-12.28%
Apr 2024	25.09%
Mar 2024	-6.69%
Feb 2024	9.93%
Jan 2024	9.12%
Dec 2023	-15.03%
Nov 2023	3.94%
Oct 2023	-3.64%
Sep 2023	-0.45%
Aug 2023	0.68%
Jul 2023	-13.37%
Jun 2023	20.22%
May 2023	13.97%
Apr 2023	-18.49%
Mar 2023	14.57%
Feb 2023	-1.50%
Jan 2023	-5.50%
Dec 2022	-1.52%
Nov 2022	14.69%
Oct 2022	-1.43%
Sep 2022	-16.94%
Aug 2022	9.19%
Jul 2022	-5.66%
Jun 2022	-2.92%
May 2022	-1.18%
Apr 2022	6.03%
Mar 2022	-4.64%
Feb 2022	12.46%
Jan 2022	-7.34%
Dec 2021	3.76%
Nov 2021	-0.84%
Oct 2021	6.98%
Sep 2021	9.31%
Aug 2021	-4.86%
Jul 2021	2.32%

About this indicator

Source	Statistics Canada
Frequency	Mensual
Release	Aproximadamente un mes después del periodo de referencia.
What it is	Captures the value and number of building permits issued in Canada during the month, that is, the authorisations to start residential and non-residential construction. It is a leading indicator of future activity in the sector, published by Statistics Canada.
How it's calculated	Statistics Canada compiles it from the reports of the municipalities that issue the permits. The value of authorised construction and the number of dwellings are usually released, seasonally adjusted and expressed as a change from the previous month.
Market implications	Permits anticipate the start of new construction and, with it, the path of building activity, a sector with a large impact on employment, income and ancillary industries. A strong reading points to greater residential investment and tends to support the Canadian dollar.
Limitations	Construction does not always begin in the same month the permit is issued, so the indicator does not exactly reflect actual starts. It is volatile, heavily swayed by one-off large non-residential projects, and subject to revisions.