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Family income after inflation

Area: Greater Victoria (CMA) Calendar year 2023

$121,850 median family income

About the same this year (+3.1%, within ±5%). 5.4% Better over 5 years.

Up 3.1% in a year (CMHC’s same-building comparison). Up 5.4% since 2018.

Who decides what

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No government decides this directly. Employers, workers and families decide most income. Tax and benefit rules also affect it; no law is cited for that yet.

Who decides what: Family income after inflation
BodyWhat it decidesLaw or bylawLast decisionNext decision
Bank of CanadaSets and publishes the minimum rate at which it lends, as part of its job to regulate credit and currency.Bank of Canada Act, s. 21
Bank of Canada Act, preamble		Rate set at 2.50% on October 28, 2026Next scheduled announcement December 9, 2026

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Median family income, as reported and in 2023 dollars

2023 A year, by year

  • As reported $121,850 a year
  • In 2023 dollars (after inflation) $121,850 a year
Line chart of 2 lines, 6 periods from 2018 to 2023. As reported: starts at $98,240 a year (2018), ends at $121,850 a year (2023); highest $121,850 a year (2023), lowest $98,240 a year (2018). In 2023 dollars (after inflation): starts at $115,641 a year (2018), ends at $121,850 a year (2023); highest $123,563 a year (2021), lowest $115,641 a year (2018). Every value is in the table.$0$50,000$100,000$150,0002023202120192018: As reported: $98,240 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $115,641 a year2019: As reported: $101,320 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $116,400 a year2020: As reported: $106,900 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $121,492 a year2021: As reported: $111,390 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $123,563 a year2022: As reported: $113,930 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $118,156 a year2023: As reported: $121,850 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $121,850 a year
Line chart of 2 lines, 6 periods from 2018 to 2023. As reported: starts at $98,240 a year (2018), ends at $121,850 a year (2023); highest $121,850 a year (2023), lowest $98,240 a year (2018). In 2023 dollars (after inflation): starts at $115,641 a year (2018), ends at $121,850 a year (2023); highest $123,563 a year (2021), lowest $115,641 a year (2018). Every value is in the table.$0$50,000$100,000$150,000202320222021202020192018In 2023 dollars(afterinflation)$121,850As reported$121,8502018: As reported: $98,240 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $115,641 a year2019: As reported: $101,320 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $116,400 a year2020: As reported: $106,900 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $121,492 a year2021: As reported: $111,390 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $123,563 a year2022: As reported: $113,930 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $118,156 a year2023: As reported: $121,850 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $121,850 a year

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Median family income, as reported and in 2023 dollars

2023 A year, by year

  • As reported $121,850 a year
  • In 2023 dollars (after inflation) $121,850 a year
Line chart of 2 lines, 11 periods from 2013 to 2023. As reported: starts at $84,500 a year (2013), ends at $121,850 a year (2023); highest $121,850 a year (2023), lowest $84,500 a year (2013). In 2023 dollars (after inflation): starts at $107,678 a year (2013), ends at $121,850 a year (2023); highest $123,563 a year (2021), lowest $107,678 a year (2013). Every value is in the table.$0$50,000$100,000$150,0002023201920152013: As reported: $84,500 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $107,678 a year2014: As reported: $86,430 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $109,198 a year2015: As reported: $89,640 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $112,012 a year2016: As reported: $91,400 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $112,224 a year2017: As reported: $95,250 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $114,765 a year2018: As reported: $98,240 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $115,641 a year2019: As reported: $101,320 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $116,400 a year2020: As reported: $106,900 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $121,492 a year2021: As reported: $111,390 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $123,563 a year2022: As reported: $113,930 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $118,156 a year2023: As reported: $121,850 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $121,850 a year
Line chart of 2 lines, 11 periods from 2013 to 2023. As reported: starts at $84,500 a year (2013), ends at $121,850 a year (2023); highest $121,850 a year (2023), lowest $84,500 a year (2013). In 2023 dollars (after inflation): starts at $107,678 a year (2013), ends at $121,850 a year (2023); highest $123,563 a year (2021), lowest $107,678 a year (2013). Every value is in the table.$0$50,000$100,000$150,000202320212019201720152013In 2023 dollars(afterinflation)$121,850As reported$121,8502013: As reported: $84,500 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $107,678 a year2014: As reported: $86,430 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $109,198 a year2015: As reported: $89,640 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $112,012 a year2016: As reported: $91,400 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $112,224 a year2017: As reported: $95,250 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $114,765 a year2018: As reported: $98,240 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $115,641 a year2019: As reported: $101,320 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $116,400 a year2020: As reported: $106,900 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $121,492 a year2021: As reported: $111,390 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $123,563 a year2022: As reported: $113,930 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $118,156 a year2023: As reported: $121,850 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $121,850 a year

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Median family income, as reported and in 2023 dollars

2023 A year, by year

  • As reported $121,850 a year
  • In 2023 dollars (after inflation) $121,850 a year
Line chart of 2 lines, 21 periods from 2003 to 2023. As reported: starts at $61,700 a year (2003), ends at $121,850 a year (2023); highest $121,850 a year (2023), lowest $61,700 a year (2003). In 2023 dollars (after inflation): starts at $89,471 a year (2003), ends at $121,850 a year (2023); highest $123,563 a year (2021), lowest $89,471 a year (2003). Every value is in the table.$0$50,000$100,000$150,0002023201420052003: As reported: $61,700 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $89,471 a year2004: As reported: $64,200 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $90,960 a year2005: As reported: $66,900 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $92,746 a year2006: As reported: $71,500 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $97,662 a year2007: As reported: $74,730 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $100,865 a year2008: As reported: $77,810 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $103,143 a year2009: As reported: $77,840 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $103,091 a year2010: As reported: $77,820 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $101,971 a year2011: As reported: $79,350 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $101,815 a year2012: As reported: $81,580 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $103,600 a year2013: As reported: $84,500 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $107,678 a year2014: As reported: $86,430 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $109,198 a year2015: As reported: $89,640 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $112,012 a year2016: As reported: $91,400 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $112,224 a year2017: As reported: $95,250 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $114,765 a year2018: As reported: $98,240 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $115,641 a year2019: As reported: $101,320 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $116,400 a year2020: As reported: $106,900 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $121,492 a year2021: As reported: $111,390 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $123,563 a year2022: As reported: $113,930 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $118,156 a year2023: As reported: $121,850 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $121,850 a year
Line chart of 2 lines, 21 periods from 2003 to 2023. As reported: starts at $61,700 a year (2003), ends at $121,850 a year (2023); highest $121,850 a year (2023), lowest $61,700 a year (2003). In 2023 dollars (after inflation): starts at $89,471 a year (2003), ends at $121,850 a year (2023); highest $123,563 a year (2021), lowest $89,471 a year (2003). Every value is in the table.$0$50,000$100,000$150,000202320192015201120072003In 2023 dollars(afterinflation)$121,850As reported$121,8502003: As reported: $61,700 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $89,471 a year2004: As reported: $64,200 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $90,960 a year2005: As reported: $66,900 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $92,746 a year2006: As reported: $71,500 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $97,662 a year2007: As reported: $74,730 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $100,865 a year2008: As reported: $77,810 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $103,143 a year2009: As reported: $77,840 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $103,091 a year2010: As reported: $77,820 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $101,971 a year2011: As reported: $79,350 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $101,815 a year2012: As reported: $81,580 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $103,600 a year2013: As reported: $84,500 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $107,678 a year2014: As reported: $86,430 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $109,198 a year2015: As reported: $89,640 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $112,012 a year2016: As reported: $91,400 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $112,224 a year2017: As reported: $95,250 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $114,765 a year2018: As reported: $98,240 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $115,641 a year2019: As reported: $101,320 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $116,400 a year2020: As reported: $106,900 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $121,492 a year2021: As reported: $111,390 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $123,563 a year2022: As reported: $113,930 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $118,156 a year2023: As reported: $121,850 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $121,850 a year

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Median family income, as reported and in 2023 dollars

2023 A year, by year

  • As reported $121,850 a year
  • In 2023 dollars (after inflation) $121,850 a year
Line chart of 2 lines, 24 periods from 2000 to 2023. As reported: starts at $55,200 a year (2000), ends at $121,850 a year (2023); highest $121,850 a year (2023), lowest $55,200 a year (2000). In 2023 dollars (after inflation): starts at $85,038 a year (2000), ends at $121,850 a year (2023); highest $123,563 a year (2021), lowest $85,038 a year (2000). Every value is in the table.$0$50,000$100,000$150,0002023201320032000: As reported: $55,200 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $85,038 a year2001: As reported: $58,500 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $89,011 a year2002: As reported: $60,400 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $89,513 a year2003: As reported: $61,700 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $89,471 a year2004: As reported: $64,200 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $90,960 a year2005: As reported: $66,900 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $92,746 a year2006: As reported: $71,500 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $97,662 a year2007: As reported: $74,730 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $100,865 a year2008: As reported: $77,810 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $103,143 a year2009: As reported: $77,840 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $103,091 a year2010: As reported: $77,820 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $101,971 a year2011: As reported: $79,350 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $101,815 a year2012: As reported: $81,580 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $103,600 a year2013: As reported: $84,500 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $107,678 a year2014: As reported: $86,430 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $109,198 a year2015: As reported: $89,640 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $112,012 a year2016: As reported: $91,400 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $112,224 a year2017: As reported: $95,250 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $114,765 a year2018: As reported: $98,240 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $115,641 a year2019: As reported: $101,320 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $116,400 a year2020: As reported: $106,900 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $121,492 a year2021: As reported: $111,390 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $123,563 a year2022: As reported: $113,930 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $118,156 a year2023: As reported: $121,850 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $121,850 a year
Line chart of 2 lines, 24 periods from 2000 to 2023. As reported: starts at $55,200 a year (2000), ends at $121,850 a year (2023); highest $121,850 a year (2023), lowest $55,200 a year (2000). In 2023 dollars (after inflation): starts at $85,038 a year (2000), ends at $121,850 a year (2023); highest $123,563 a year (2021), lowest $85,038 a year (2000). Every value is in the table.$0$50,000$100,000$150,00020232018201320082003In 2023 dollars(afterinflation)$121,850As reported$121,8502000: As reported: $55,200 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $85,038 a year2001: As reported: $58,500 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $89,011 a year2002: As reported: $60,400 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $89,513 a year2003: As reported: $61,700 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $89,471 a year2004: As reported: $64,200 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $90,960 a year2005: As reported: $66,900 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $92,746 a year2006: As reported: $71,500 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $97,662 a year2007: As reported: $74,730 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $100,865 a year2008: As reported: $77,810 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $103,143 a year2009: As reported: $77,840 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $103,091 a year2010: As reported: $77,820 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $101,971 a year2011: As reported: $79,350 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $101,815 a year2012: As reported: $81,580 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $103,600 a year2013: As reported: $84,500 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $107,678 a year2014: As reported: $86,430 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $109,198 a year2015: As reported: $89,640 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $112,012 a year2016: As reported: $91,400 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $112,224 a year2017: As reported: $95,250 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $114,765 a year2018: As reported: $98,240 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $115,641 a year2019: As reported: $101,320 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $116,400 a year2020: As reported: $106,900 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $121,492 a year2021: As reported: $111,390 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $123,563 a year2022: As reported: $113,930 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $118,156 a year2023: As reported: $121,850 a year; In 2023 dollars (after inflation): $121,850 a year

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People in low income, Greater Victoria (%)

2023 By year

  • 11.9%
Line chart, 24 periods from 2000 to 2023. After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): starts at 15.8% (2000), ends at 11.9% (2023); highest 15.8% (2000), lowest 10.1% (2020). Every value is in the table.01020%20232015200711.92000: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 15.8%2001: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 14.8%2002: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 14.9%2003: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 15.2%2004: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 15.1%2005: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 14.9%2006: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 14.5%2007: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 13.8%2008: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 13.6%2009: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 14.2%2010: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 14.8%2011: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 14.8%2012: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 14.7%2013: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 14.9%2014: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 15.1%2015: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 14.9%2016: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 14.3%2017: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 13.9%2018: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 13.6%2019: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 13.4%2020: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 10.1%2021: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 11.5%2022: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 12.8%2023: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 11.9%
Line chart, 24 periods from 2000 to 2023. After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): starts at 15.8% (2000), ends at 11.9% (2023); highest 15.8% (2000), lowest 10.1% (2020). Every value is in the table.01020%2023202020172014201120082005200211.92000: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 15.8%2001: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 14.8%2002: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 14.9%2003: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 15.2%2004: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 15.1%2005: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 14.9%2006: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 14.5%2007: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 13.8%2008: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 13.6%2009: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 14.2%2010: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 14.8%2011: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 14.8%2012: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 14.7%2013: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 14.9%2014: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 15.1%2015: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 14.9%2016: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 14.3%2017: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 13.9%2018: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 13.6%2019: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 13.4%2020: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 10.1%2021: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 11.5%2022: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 12.8%2023: After-tax low income (CFLIM-AT): 11.9%

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Median family income, as reported and in 2023 dollars (newest first)
PeriodAs reportedIn 2023 dollars (after inflation)
2023$121,850$121,850
2022$113,930$118,156
2021$111,390$123,563
2020$106,900$121,492
2019$101,320$116,400
2018$98,240$115,641
2017$95,250$114,765
2016$91,400$112,224
2015$89,640$112,012
2014$86,430$109,198
2013$84,500$107,678
2012$81,580$103,600
2011$79,350$101,815
2010$77,820$101,971
2009$77,840$103,091
2008$77,810$103,143
2007$74,730$100,865
2006$71,500$97,662
2005$66,900$92,746
2004$64,200$90,960
2003$61,700$89,471
2002$60,400$89,513
2001$58,500$89,011
2000$55,200$85,038
People in low income, Greater Victoria (%) (newest first)
PeriodAfter-tax low income (CFLIM-AT)
202311.9
202212.8
202111.5
202010.1
201913.4
201813.6
201713.9
201614.3
201514.9
201415.1
201314.9
201214.7
201114.8
201014.8
200914.2
200813.6
200713.8
200614.5
200514.9
200415.1
200315.2
200214.9
200114.8
200015.8

In plain words

The median total income of all families in the Victoria metropolitan area, from tax returns. The change is after inflation, using the Victoria consumer price index. The share of people in low income is shown as a second chart.

How we decide “About the same this year. Better over 5 years.”

The change is 3.1% of the earlier value, below the 5% threshold. Over 5 years (since 2018) the change is 5.4% of the earlier value, at or above the 5% threshold, so the label also says Better over 5 years.

A higher income after inflation means the typical family can buy more. $121,850 in 2023 against $113,930 in 2022 as reported, or $118,156 in 2023 dollars (+3.1% after inflation). Five years (2018 to 2023): +5.4% after inflation.

Outcome measures read Better, Worse or About the same; published government targets read Ahead of, On or Behind target; value-judgement measures read Rising, Falling or Steady in a neutral colour. A change smaller than the agency's own margin of error, or otherwise smaller than 5% of the earlier value, is About the same (or Steady). No change is calculated across a marked break in a series. The rule.

Keep in mind

Why it matters. It shows whether the typical family’s income is keeping up with prices.

  • Calculated here. Income is Statistics Canada’s median total income of all census families, before tax, from tax returns. Prices are the annual average consumer price index for Victoria.
  • The median is the middle family: half had more income, half had less.
  • Total income includes government transfers. In 2020 and 2021 pandemic benefits raised many incomes.
  • The low income line is the share of all people in families or living alone whose after-tax income is below Statistics Canada’s low income measure (CFLIM-AT, table 11-10-0018-01).

Which places

Area: Greater Victoria (CMA)

Statistics Canada’s Victoria metropolitan area: 13 municipalities plus nearby electoral-area and reserve lands.

Included

  • Victoria
  • Saanich
  • Oak Bay
  • Esquimalt
  • View Royal
  • Langford
  • Colwood
  • Highlands
  • Metchosin
  • Sooke
  • Central Saanich
  • North Saanich
  • Sidney
  • Juan de Fuca electoral area, part 1 (for example East Sooke, Jordan River and Shirley)
  • First Nations reserves: Cole Bay 3, Union Bay 4, East Saanich 2, South Saanich 1, Becher Bay 1, Esquimalt, New Songhees 1A and T'Sou-ke

Not included

  • Salt Spring Island
  • Southern Gulf Islands (Galiano, Mayne, Pender and Saturna islands)
  • Port Renfrew area (Juan de Fuca electoral area, part 2)

Official definition

How the agency describes it: Victoria census metropolitan area (Greater Victoria).

How we calculated it

Calculated here This figure is not published by an agency as is. It is calculated here, by script, from the public data listed below. It belongs with Prices vs a year ago.

Formula

Income in 2023 dollars = income in year × (price index 2023 ÷ price index in that year). Change after inflation = 2023 income ÷ 2022 income in 2023 dollars − 1.

With the latest numbers

  • Price index for Victoria (2002 = 100): 142.9 in 2022, 148.2 in 2023.
  • Median family income: $113,930 in 2022, $121,850 in 2023.
  • 2022 income in 2023 dollars: $113,930 × 148.2 ÷ 142.9 = $118,156.
  • $121,850 ÷ $118,156 − 1 = +3.1%.
  • Five years: price index 125.9 in 2018. 2018 income in 2023 dollars: $98,240 × 148.2 ÷ 125.9 = $115,641.
  • $121,850 ÷ $115,641 − 1 = +5.4% after inflation.

Inputs

Keep in mind

  • Calculated here. Income is Statistics Canada’s median total income of all census families, before tax, from tax returns. Prices are the annual average consumer price index for Victoria.
  • The median is the middle family: half had more income, half had less.
  • Total income includes government transfers. In 2020 and 2021 pandemic benefits raised many incomes.
  • The low income line is the share of all people in families or living alone whose after-tax income is below Statistics Canada’s low income measure (CFLIM-AT, table 11-10-0018-01).

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Calculated here from public data; see “How we calculated it”.

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Period
Calendar year 2023
Updated
Annually (tax-return data, about 18 months after the year)
Retrieved
Nov 11, 2026, 11:11 PM B.C. time

Adapted from Statistics Canada, table 11-10-0009-01. This does not constitute an endorsement by Statistics Canada of this product. Adapted from Statistics Canada, table 18-10-0005-01. This does not constitute an endorsement by Statistics Canada of this product. Adapted from Statistics Canada, table 11-10-0018-01. This does not constitute an endorsement by Statistics Canada of this product.

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