Currentkey stats pdf#

The majority of the Official Statistics are stored in the Open Government Portal. The OSI publishes both Alberta Statistics and Official Statistics.

potential users are informed about which data source to use for specific purposes.

one data source is deemed ‘official’ and this is the data source that should be used in most cases.

there is a lack of consensus or understanding about which source should be used.

Some Alberta statistics are deemed ‘Official Statistics’ where: About Alberta statisticsĪlberta statistics are generally produced by a government body and are: See the Statistics links and resources page for links to other Provincial and Territorial Statistical Focal Points.

coordinates GoA representation on the Consultative Council's subcommittees through the GoA Statistics Council.

communicates as one government with one voice to the Consultative Council.

identifies Government of Alberta (GoA) statistical needs.

The OSI represents Alberta to the Statistics Canada Federal-Provincial-Territorial Consultative Council on Statistical Policy. The OSI’s practices are also affected by other provincial and federal privacy legislation concerning the public sector and private sector. The OSI’s privacy practices comply with the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy (FOIP) Act. The Act authorizes the OSI to enter into agreements to collect and disclose information, so the OSI may disclose information to these same parties.

government departments and statistical agencies in other jurisdictions.

other Government of Alberta ministries and agencies.

Most personal information used by the OSI will be an indirect collection from: The Act has provisions for protecting personal information and penalties for offences. The OSI is authorized to collect personal information, either on its own or jointly with another party by conducting surveys and censuses. The Office of Statistics and Information Act (the Act) and its associated regulation affirms the OSI as the Government of Alberta’s official statistics agency.

analytical and data support to government ministries.

geospatial statistics on social and economic issues.

social, demographic and economic statistics.

Our mandate is to plan, promote, consolidate and develop social and economic statistics relating to Alberta. The OSI is Alberta's statistical agency and a Statistical Focal Point for Statistics Canada.

2020-21 Annual Population Report and data for the Second Quarter of 2021 – September 29, 2021.

Real Gross Domestic Product at Market Prices, Annual Percent Change, Canada and Alberta – December 23, 2021.

Economic impact analysis – Economic Multipliers 2017 – added April 29, 2022.

First Quarter 2022 Alberta Population Estimates (Januto March 31, 2022) – June 22, 2022*.

Alberta Population Projections for 2022 to 2046 – July 5, 2022*.

Preliminary Total Housing Starts, Alberta’s Major Urban Centres – July 18, 2022*.

Light Crude Oil Reference Prices, Monthly (PDF, 360 KB), or CSV format (CSV, 6 KB) – July 18, 2022**.

Consumer Price Index, Year-Over-Year Percentage Change, Canada/Alberta – July 20, 2022*.

Average Weekly Earnings (including overtime), Alberta – July 29, 2022*.

Successful Wells Drilled, Alberta (PDF, 303 KB) or CSV format (CSV, 78 KB) – August 4, 2022**.

Heavy Crude Oil Reference Prices, Monthly (PDF, 516 KB), or CSV format (CSV, 14 KB) – August 4, 2022**.

Currentkey stats pdf#

** Not open – see PDF for metadata risk considerations, data source and contact information * Open data licensed under Alberta’s Open Government Licence Items are removed from this list after 12 months and listed on relevant web pages in this section. Source: Statistics Canada (data subject to revision) Updates from OSI