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Canada Average Weekly Earnings / Wages 2026-12-23 08:30 America/Toronto: data, chart, and analysis

Canada Average Weekly Earnings / Wages is scheduled for release on Dec 23, 2026. The previous reading was 3.2. This page updates with the official value, chart, and full release history when the publisher releases the data.

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Actual
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Previous
3.2
Forecast
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Reference period
2026-12-23

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Canada Average Weekly Earnings / Wages release chart

Market context, recent readings, and scenario notes for this announcement.

Canada Average Weekly Earnings / Wages chart through 2026-12-23
CAD Average Weekly Earnings / Wages readings through 2026-12-23. Latest: --.

Average Weekly Earnings / Wages release preview

Canada Average Weekly Earnings / Wages is scheduled for release on Dec 23, 2026. The previous reading was 3.2. This page updates with the official value, chart, and full release history when the publisher releases the data.

The parent Average Weekly Earnings / Wages page shows the full time series for Canada. This release page keeps the realised value, prior value, forecast, reference period, and publication time together for the individual announcement.

For CAD event-risk work, the important read is whether this print changes the recent trend or simply extends it. Compare the actual value with the previous and forecast fields above, then use the raw JSON below for backtests keyed to the stable announcement ID.

Release data snapshot

The values below are the citation fields for this announcement.

Public release ID cad_wages_2026-12-23
Release time
2026-12-23 13:30 UTC
Reference period date 2026-12-23
Actual value --
Previous value 3.2
Forecast --
Surprise --
Announcement timestamp 1798032600

API data for this announcement

The API endpoint returns the full Canada Average Weekly Earnings / Wages history. Clients can filter by date or match this row by announcement_id.

Forecasts live in the predictions endpoint and use the same announcement identifier where available. That is the preferred join key for realised values, forecast surprises, and release-event backtests.

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Older release

2026-09-24 08:30 America/Toronto · 3.2

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Employment Level

Total number of employed persons.

Full-Time Employment

Number of persons employed full-time.

Labor Force Participation Rate

Ratio of the labor force to the working-age population.

Part-Time Employment

Number of persons employed part-time.

Unemployment Rate

Percentage of the labor force that is unemployed.

Common questions about this release

The value, its publication time, the next scheduled date, and the official publisher for Canada Average Weekly Earnings / Wages.

When is the next Canada Average Weekly Earnings / Wages release?

Canada Average Weekly Earnings / Wages is scheduled for release on Dec 23, 2026 at 08:30 America/Toronto.

What is the forecast for this Canada Average Weekly Earnings / Wages release?

The previous reading was 3.2.

Where will the actual Average Weekly Earnings / Wages value be published?

The official value appears on this page and on /api/v1/announcements/cad/wages as soon as the publisher releases it, together with the surprise versus forecast and the updated chart.

What is the official source for Canada Average Weekly Earnings / Wages?

Statistics Canada publishes the official Average Weekly Earnings / Wages series. FXMacroData stores every release with its announcement timestamp and serves it from the announcements endpoint for this series.

Raw announcement payload

Field names are preserved for traceability and downstream testing.

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