Statistics Canada reported that Canada’s gross domestic product (GDP) at market prices for the first quarter of 2026 rose to $3.32 billion (in millions). The figure, seasonally adjusted at annual rates, reflects an increase from the $3.28 billion recorded in the fourth quarter of 2025. The quarterly data, released in a table of income‑based components, show compensation of employees at $1.67 billion, wages and salaries at $1.45 billion, and employers’ social contributions at $0.22 billion. Gross operating surplus reached $925 million, while net operating surplus of corporations was $486 million. Consumption of fixed capital stood at $329 million, and gross mixed income amounted to $413 million. Taxes less subsidies on production and products totaled $120 million and $194 million, respectively, with a statistical discrepancy of $2 million.
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