Cost Of Living 1944 Printable In Canada Index numbers of living costs in eight cities of Canada alternate months 1940 1942 1944 1945 1946 and 1947 Halifax Saint John Montr al Toronto August 1939 100 1940 February 103 1 103 0 104 4 102 5 April 101 9 101 2 105 4 103 2 June 105 5 104 1 106 2 103 4 August 107 5 105 1 107 0 104 2 October 107 0 107 0 108
Index numbers of employment by industrial group and by month 1945 and 1946 with yearly averages since 1929 Index numbers of living costs in eight cities of Canada alternate months 1940 1942 1944 1945 1946 and 1947 Index numbers of wage rates for certain main groups of industries 1921 to 1945 Index numbers of living costs in eight cities of Canada alternate months 1940 1942 1944 1945 1946 and 1947 Winnipeg Saskatoon Edmonton Vancouver August 1939 100 1940 February 102 6 101 6 103 1 103 0 April 103 3 105 1 103 7 103 5 June 103 2 101 7 103 8 103 1 August 104 6 105 3 103 7 103 8 October 105 2 106 9
Cost Of Living 1944 Printable In Canada
Cost Of Living 1944 Printable In Canada
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An edition of Canada s wartime measures for economic stability to keep down the cost of living 1944
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COST OF LIVING 787 Section 2 Cost of Living A consolidation of official cost of living indexes was made in 1940 when the index shown at pp 789 790 on the base 1935 39 100 replaced the Bureau of Statis tics preceding series on the base 192 100 6 an d also the Dominion Department of Labour s index on the bas 191e 3 100
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Internal Trade Branch Canada Department of Trade and Commerce Living costs in Canada 1940 View CS62 D 76 1941 eng pdf PDF 2 91 MB Digitized edition from print produced by Statistics Canada Cover title With a detailed statement on the construction of the Dominion Bureau of Statistics Cost of Living Index
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Prices over the decades International perspective PDF version Data tables Sources Older Canadians who lived through the Great Depression can remember working for a dollar a day and paying 25 cents for a pound 454 grams of sirloin steak Here is a snapshot of some wages and prices since those days
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CANADA DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND COMMERCE DOMINION BUREAU OF STATISTICS PRICES BRANCH PRICES PRICE INDEXES SEPTEMBER 1944 Wholesale Prices Cost of Living Security Prices OUAWA October 21 1944 Price 1 a year Single copies 10 cents TABLE OF cONTTS Summary of the Movement of Commodity
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Index numbers of living costs in eight cities of Canada alternate months 1940 1942 1944 1945 1946 and 1947 Halifax Saint John Montr al Toronto August 1939 100 1940 February 103 1 103 0 104 4 102 5 April 101 9 101 2 105 4 103 2 June 105 5 104 1 106 2 103 4 August 107 5 105 1 107 0 104 2 October 107 0 107 0 108
Living costs in Canada 1913 August 1939 This bulletin is mainly a compilation of tables which show monthly changes in Canadian living costs from 1913 to August 1939 Separate statements of monthly average retail prices of 27 principal foods have been included p i Canada s cost of living in this war has risen 18 per cent compared with 65 per cent during the last war Since price ceilings became effective in December 1941 the index has risen only per cent compared with 46 per cent in the comparable period of the last war
In the 1950s single family homes dominated the housing landscape From 1957 to 1959 they accounted for 60 of new construction The introduction of the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation s mortgage loan insurance model in 1954 made single family homes more attainable which increased demand for new suburban neighbourhoods