See the economy

Understand a community as part of a connected system

Businesses, industries, workers, skills, suppliers, housing, facilities, and infrastructure become more useful when their relationships and evidence limits travel together.

20 published community profiles

Distinct coverage universes

Profile, work-queue, source and model counts answer different questions

Published profiles20Curated navigation set

Municipality work queue166All SK cities and towns

Business Counts coverage417CSDs published by StatCan

GDP model registry951All Saskatchewan CSDs

These are not competing totals. A published profile is a curated human-facing page; the evidence work queue covers cities and towns; Business Counts includes every Saskatchewan census subdivision the source publishes; and the GDP registry carries every provincial CSD, including rural municipalities, villages, reserves and other subdivision types.

Community intelligence

No community is reduced to a single ranking.

OEX shows what a source establishes, what remains unknown, and whether observations can be compared. A missing relationship is not converted to zero, and a modelled estimate is never presented as an official municipal measure.

Ways to explore

Community profiles

Open business evidence, population, housing, local costs, sectors, and connected resources for each published place.

Browse profiles

Compare communities

Place compatible observations side by side while keeping missing values, units, boundaries, and periods visible.

Start a comparison

Economic estimates

Inspect modelled community output, sector structure, reconciliation, and the distinction from official municipal GDP.

Explore economies

Provincial map

Move between geographic and table views of community opportunity evidence without making the map the only interface.

Open the map

Evidence coverage

See which local evidence domains are available, what is missing, and the next defensible action for each community.

Check coverage

Community briefings

Read decision-oriented summaries that keep every claim inside the published municipal evidence boundary.

Read a briefing