How the economy connects, and how well we know it
72 nodes and 162 relationships spanning global drivers, partner economies, Canada, industries, provinces and cities. Every relationship says what kind it is: an established mechanism, an observed correlation, an estimated effect, an institutional or documented exposure fact, or a hypothesis (dashed). Select a node to see what feeds into it and what it feeds, and open any link to read its evidence.
Start with a question
Five common questions, each followed through the recorded links. Where the record has no link, the story says so.
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Follow the Economic Impact
Pick a driver, event or policy and follow its recorded connections one step at a time. Each step is a separate relationship with its own evidence class, strength, lag and review state. Nothing is multiplied or projected along the path, and a path is a reading aid, not a forecast.
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List view of the relationships shown (keyboard and screen-reader alternative)
Evidence mix in the graph: documented exposure 112 · established mechanism 10 · institutional relationship 16 · observed correlation 24. Documented exposures are measured shares from Statistics Canada tables; the few mechanisms with sources quote the source; everything else is a labelled hypothesis. How relationships are validated.