NunavutGovernment2008–2024 · Annual

How did provincial, territorial and local government spending on education change in Nunavut?

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The answer

Provincial, territorial and local government spending on education increased in Nunavut.

What this answer shows

Measure
Provincial, territorial and local government spending on education
Area shown
Nunavut
Period
2008–2024Annual
Unit
Millions of Canadian dollars

Selected details

Government component
Consolidated provincial-territorial and local governments
Service area
Education

Provincial, territorial and local government spending on education rose from $191M to $351M between 2008 and 2024—an increase of $160M, or 83.8%.

Overall change
+$160M
83.8% increase
Start · 2008
$191M
Latest · 2024
$351M

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Provincial, territorial and local government spending on education in Nunavut

Annual · 17 observations · 2008–2024

Selected period2024
  • Provincial, territorial and local government spending on education$351M
Observed high
$351M2024
Observed low
$191M2008
Provincial, territorial and local government spending on education rose from $191M to $351M between 2008 and 2024—an increase of $160M, or 83.8%. The chart covers 2008 to 2024. Values are shown in Canadian dollars.Canadian dollars$150M$200M$250M$300M$350M$400M2008201120132016201920212024$191M$351M

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Exact values17 observations · 2008–2024

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Provincial, territorial and local government spending on education in Nunavut
PeriodProvincial, territorial and local government spending on education
2024Latest$351M
2023$324M
2022$312M
2021$297M
2020$297M
2019$289M
2018$296M
2017$279M
2016$271M
2015$267M
2014$256M
2013$248M
2012$240M
2011$230M
2010$235M
2009$217M
2008$191M

About this data

Data shown through 2024Table updated

These are the selections used for this answer. The full Statistics Canada table (10-10-0005-01) contains other measures and breakdowns.

Data status2023 is revised; 2024 is preliminary.