Statistics Canada released a table showing gross domestic product (GDP) at basic prices by province and territory for 2025. In chained 2017 dollars, Ontario led the country with a GDP of 900,844.9 million, followed by Quebec at 450,300.3 million and Alberta at 361,470.8 million. Other large economies include British Columbia at 322,499.7 million, Manitoba at 73,417.9 million, Saskatchewan at 85,399.3 million, and the Atlantic provinces: Nova Scotia at 47,763.3 million, New Brunswick at 37,049.2 million, Prince Edward Island at 7,936.8 million and Newfoundland and Labrador at 30,758.7 million. Smaller jurisdictions reported GDP values ranging from 3,243.0 million in Nunavut to 4,095.2 million in Northwest Territories.
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