Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada

The National Broadband Data represents coverage information across Canada for existing broadband service providers with their associated technology types. The coverage information is aggregated and deployed over a grid of hexagons, which cover areas of roughly 25 square km each. Broadband...

The historical tables present the CSBFP statistical information on the loans and claims since April 1, 1999. Loans and claims are shown by province and territory, size of loans, asset type, industry sector, age of business, business size, type of borrower and type of operation. A summary of all...

The database contains trademark documents covering applications filed from July 7, 1865 to August 16, 2023. This includes information on new trademark registrations and assignments as well as updates. These records contain the same information as the XML data distributed on IP Horizons...

The database covers all industrial design applications registered in Canada from December 26, 1861 to September 1, 2022. These records contain the same information as the XML data that are disseminated through IP Horizons. Where as the XML files on IP Horizons are updated on a weekly basis, the...

The database contains patent documents from 1869 to February 28, 2022. It includes patent record information of newly granted patents and applications opened to public inspection. These records contain the same information as the XML data that are disseminated through IP Horizons...

Historical annual insolvencies by receiverships

The Hexagonal Grid of Canada is a geospatial grid of 516,322 individual hexagons covering the landmass of Canada. Each Hexagon is approximately 25square kilometres in size. Hexagons which span Provincial or Territorial boundaries have been split on the boundary, allowing for per Province or per...

The collection of geolocated placenames in Canada represents a consistent and comprehensive distribution of named places across Canada. Named places include large and small cities, villages, First Nations Communities, Small Hamlets etc. This data draws from public information maintained by...

The Canadian Importers Database (CID) provides summary reports and lists of companies importing goods into Canada. Users importing data in Excel using the default settings need to be aware that the HS6 and HS10 codes will, by default, be interpreted as a number and will lose the leading zero were...

With Financial Performance Data you can view financial data based on industry averages.

The Pseudo-Household Demographic Distribution is a geospatial representative distribution of demographic data (population and households) derived from the Canadian Census from Statistics Canada. Demography is distributed within Dissemination Blocks along roadways, providing a more accurate...

With Financial Performance Data you can view financial data based on industry averages.

The Canadian Importers Database (CID) provides summary reports and lists of companies importing goods into Canada. Users importing data in Excel using the default settings need to be aware that the HS6 and HS10 codes will, by default, be interpreted as a number and will lose the leading zero were...

With Financial Performance Data you can view financial data based on industry averages.

With Financial Performance Data you can view financial data based on industry averages

With Financial Performance Data you can view financial data based on industry averages

With Financial Performance Data you can view financial data based on industry averages.

With Financial Performance Data you can view financial data based on industry averages.

The Canadian Importers Database (CID) provides summary reports and lists of companies importing goods into Canada. Users importing data in Excel using the default settings need to be aware that the HS6 and HS10 codes will, by default, be interpreted as a number and will lose the leading zero were...

The Canadian Importers Database (CID) provides summary reports and lists of companies importing goods into Canada. Users importing data in Excel using the default settings need to be aware that the HS6 and HS10 codes will, by default, be interpreted as a number and will lose the leading zero were...