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Charted: Has Alberta's grocery inflation returned to pre-pandemic levels?
Apartment vacancy rate in Halifax since 1971
Source (compare to other cities). Low vacancy rate = demand outstrips supply
Charted: Manitoba raises over 23% of the nation's pigs
That's 3.5 million pigs, as of the last census of agriculture (2021).
Eggs just barely crack the 20 products with largest price growth since 2019
Source: You can switch between 100 food products here
Specialist doctors in Ontario, 2000 vs 2024
Sort of a mixed bag. Some specialties are up, others down. Source (you can compare to other provinces).
About 50% of University of Manitoba med school grads are practising in the province
i.e. of all graduates of the U of M med school that are still practising today, about 50% are practising in Manitoba. Compare to other provinces here.
Charted: Opioid deaths in Alberta vs other provinces
inspurious.comLife expectancy decreased in every province during COVID-19, but Nova Scotia had the 2nd smallest decline
Source, with more charts.
Life expectancy has been flat since ~2014 across age groups. Chart shows "life expectancy at age X" for 4 different ages. e.g. "life expectancy at age 45" shows life expectancy after already reaching 45.
You can compare to other provinces here
Violent crime has decreased in every category. Screenshot source, you can also switch to other cities for comparison.
Source. Additional charts show the breakdown by housing type (apartment, single, ...). Data from StatsCan.
Data is shown for all currently practising doctors who graduated from Dalhousie med school at some point. 39% are practising in Nova Scotia. Screenshot from https://inspurious.com/story/8c06c597-6573-478a-861e-83d2a2aba2c6
For comparison, here's the same data for UBC med school: https://inspurious.com/story/1c00182d-d9a1-4a0f-b67c-299a1f2e9f81
Uplifting news: the top 2 causes of death (cancer and heart disease) have both declined a lot since 2000 (in terms of age-standardized mortality rate).