Canada, by the numbers.

Skip the dropdowns — the interesting bits, computed straight from the data. Biggest movers, widest gaps and the longest trends: four decades of rent, a quarter-century of falling crime, boomtowns and razor-thin ridings.

An interactive map of Canada — shade any geography by a Statistics Canada or Elections Canada indicator, or compare two at once. Provinces and census divisions down to municipalities, plus metro areas, health regions and federal ridings.

The same data, as graphs. Every indicator ranked highest to lowest, with a distribution showing how the whole country spreads out — across provinces, the 3,700+ municipalities, metro areas, health regions or federal ridings.

Every general election since 2004 on a riding map — winners, margins, party vote share, turnout and seats that flipped — and then the what-if: the same ballots re-counted under proportional representation, with the House the vote would have produced.

British Columbia's snap election of 24 October 2026 in context — a countdown, the House at dissolution, the polls and who is running — then every BC election since 2005 on a riding map with PR what-ifs, and a timeline of who held power back to 1871.