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Canada; North American Industry Classification System (NAICS), all industries; Canadian Survey on Business Conditions, second quarter 2026; collection from 2026-04-01 to 2026-05-06.

Margin101 selects the complete 31-row Canada and all-industries slice from Statistics Canada table 33-10-1139-01, preserves the official source-coordinate order and quality code, converts published percentages to decimal ratios, and emits null for any suppressed or F-quality estimate. No interpolation, forecast, ranking model or cross-quarter comparison is applied.

• This is a fixed second-quarter 2026 survey snapshot, not a current or evergreen business benchmark.
• Responses were collected from 2026-04-01 to 2026-05-06 about the next three months, so each respondent’s expectation window could end between 2026-07-01 and 2026-08-06.
• The national all-industries estimates do not describe a particular province, industry or business.
• Respondents could select multiple obstacles, so percentages are not parts of one total and must not be summed to 100%.
• Estimates are rounded to one decimal place and are subject to sampling error; quality codes and suppression must be considered with every value.
• The module supports scenario prioritisation only and is not accounting, tax, legal, financing or pricing advice.

Statistics Canada Open Licence. Source: Statistics Canada, Table 33-10-1139-01, 2026. Reproduced and distributed on an “as is” basis with the permission of Statistics Canada. Statistics Canada does not endorse Margin101 or this adaptation.

Canada, first quarter 2026, current Canadian dollars per week, four enterprise-size bands below 100 employees and six selected NAICS industry groups.

Select exact Statistics Canada table 14-10-0216-01 rows where REF_DATE is 2026-01, GEO is Canada and UOM is Current dollars; retain the approved four enterprise-size labels and six industry labels; require a finite non-negative VALUE and quality code A, B, C or D; preserve the official row order and attach the quality label to every value. No seasonal adjustment, interpolation, suppressed-value reconstruction or forecast is applied.

• Quarterly values are unadjusted for seasonality.
• Average weekly earnings include overtime and are gross payroll before source deductions.
• Earnings are not total employer cost and omit statutory contributions, benefits and overhead.
• SEPH excludes the industries and populations identified in the official methodology.
• Enterprise size is total employment across the enterprise, including domestic establishments under common ownership or control.
• Selected national rows do not represent a province, occupation, individual business or current quote.
• Averages are not recommended pay rates, legal wages, tool defaults or forecasts.
• The quality code remains attached to every value; enterprise-size estimates can be volatile and should not be used for contract escalation.

Statistics Canada Open Licence. Source: Statistics Canada, Table 14-10-0216-01, 2026. Reproduced and distributed on an “as is” basis with the permission of Statistics Canada. Statistics Canada does not endorse Margin101 or this adaptation.