Statistics Canada released quarterly data for Canada’s fixed capital stocks in 2026. For the first quarter of 2026, the geometric end‑year net stock of all assets was 5,629,581 million, up from 5,534,657 million in Q1 2025. Non‑residential capital reached 2,695,909 million, compared with 2,655,068 million in the same period a year earlier. Residential construction stocks were 2,933,673 million, slightly higher than 2,879,589 million in Q1 2025. Among non‑residential assets, buildings accounted for 663,587 million, engineering construction 1,349,355 million, machinery and equipment 409,135 million, and intellectual property products 273,831 million. All figures are expressed in 2017 constant prices and represent values in thousands of dollars. The release, dated May 29 2026, appears in Table 34‑10‑0163‑01. It includes the largest components of non‑residential capital, such as buildings and engineering projects, as well as residential construction.
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