Newfoundland and LabradorPrices and price indexesAugust 2016–July 2026 · Monthly

How did the Consumer Price Index for homeowners' home and mortgage insurance change in Newfoundland and Labrador?

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Consumer Price Index for homeowners' home and mortgage insurance increased in Newfoundland and Labrador.

Overall change
41.6% increase
+79.8 index points
Start · August 2016
191.7 Index (2002 = 100)
Latest · July 2026
271.5 Index (2002 = 100)

Statistics Canada · Table 18-10-0004-01Updated

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Measure
Consumer Price Index for homeowners' home and mortgage insurance
Area shown
Newfoundland and Labrador
Period
August 2016–July 2026Monthly
Unit
Index (2002 = 100)

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Products and product groups
Homeowners' home and mortgage insurance
How to read the index
The CPI tracks average price change; 2002 = 100 is its reference level.

In Newfoundland and Labrador, the Consumer Price Index for homeowners' home and mortgage insurance was 41.6% higher in July 2026 than in August 2016. It rose from 191.7 Index (2002 = 100) to 271.5 Index (2002 = 100), a gain of 79.8 index points. It reached an observed high of 275 Index (2002 = 100) in January 2026 before ending at 271.5 Index (2002 = 100) in July 2026.

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Consumer Price Index for homeowners' home and mortgage insurance in Newfoundland and Labrador

Monthly · 120 observations · August 2016–July 2026

Selected periodJuly 2026
  • Consumer Price Index for homeowners' home and mortgage insurance271.5 Index (2002 = 100)
In Newfoundland and Labrador, the Consumer Price Index for homeowners' home and mortgage insurance was 41.6% higher in July 2026 than in August 2016. It rose from 191.7 Index (2002 = 100) to 271.5 Index (2002 = 100), a gain of 79.8 index points. It reached an observed high of 275 Index (2002 = 100) in January 2026 before ending at 271.5 Index (2002 = 100) in July 2026. The chart covers August 2016 to July 2026. Values are shown in Index (2002 = 100).Index (2002 = 100)150200250300August 2016April 2018December 2019August 2021March 2023November 2024July 2026191.7 Index (2002 = 100)271.5 Index (2002 = 100)

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Observed high
275 Index (2002 = 100)January 2026
Observed low
185 Index (2002 = 100)November 2017
Exact values120 observations · August 2016–July 2026

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Consumer Price Index for homeowners' home and mortgage insurance in Newfoundland and Labrador
PeriodConsumer Price Index for homeowners' home and mortgage insurance
July 2026Latest271.5 Index (2002 = 100)
June 2026270.4 Index (2002 = 100)
May 2026269.5 Index (2002 = 100)
April 2026272.2 Index (2002 = 100)
March 2026270.6 Index (2002 = 100)
February 2026270.2 Index (2002 = 100)
January 2026275 Index (2002 = 100)
December 2025268.1 Index (2002 = 100)
November 2025260.5 Index (2002 = 100)
October 2025258.5 Index (2002 = 100)
September 2025254.2 Index (2002 = 100)
August 2025250.9 Index (2002 = 100)
July 2025251.8 Index (2002 = 100)
June 2025250.4 Index (2002 = 100)
May 2025243.8 Index (2002 = 100)
April 2025244.9 Index (2002 = 100)
March 2025243.9 Index (2002 = 100)
February 2025237.3 Index (2002 = 100)
January 2025252.6 Index (2002 = 100)
December 2024240.6 Index (2002 = 100)
November 2024237.7 Index (2002 = 100)
October 2024239 Index (2002 = 100)
September 2024247.6 Index (2002 = 100)
August 2024245.1 Index (2002 = 100)
July 2024245.2 Index (2002 = 100)
June 2024241.3 Index (2002 = 100)
May 2024241.5 Index (2002 = 100)
April 2024241.3 Index (2002 = 100)
March 2024242.9 Index (2002 = 100)
February 2024239.1 Index (2002 = 100)
January 2024241.7 Index (2002 = 100)
December 2023236 Index (2002 = 100)
November 2023235.5 Index (2002 = 100)
October 2023232.9 Index (2002 = 100)
September 2023235.9 Index (2002 = 100)
August 2023231.1 Index (2002 = 100)
July 2023230.3 Index (2002 = 100)
June 2023226.8 Index (2002 = 100)
May 2023224.5 Index (2002 = 100)
April 2023222.4 Index (2002 = 100)
March 2023222.6 Index (2002 = 100)
February 2023224.5 Index (2002 = 100)
January 2023222.7 Index (2002 = 100)
December 2022220.6 Index (2002 = 100)
November 2022234.4 Index (2002 = 100)
October 2022234.6 Index (2002 = 100)
September 2022235.5 Index (2002 = 100)
August 2022230.8 Index (2002 = 100)
July 2022230.3 Index (2002 = 100)
June 2022230.2 Index (2002 = 100)
May 2022233.9 Index (2002 = 100)
April 2022234.5 Index (2002 = 100)
March 2022234 Index (2002 = 100)
February 2022242.9 Index (2002 = 100)
January 2022242.4 Index (2002 = 100)
December 2021242.4 Index (2002 = 100)
November 2021231.2 Index (2002 = 100)
October 2021231.2 Index (2002 = 100)
September 2021231.6 Index (2002 = 100)
August 2021229.4 Index (2002 = 100)
July 2021229.4 Index (2002 = 100)
June 2021229.4 Index (2002 = 100)
May 2021223.9 Index (2002 = 100)
April 2021223.9 Index (2002 = 100)
March 2021223.8 Index (2002 = 100)
February 2021223.8 Index (2002 = 100)
January 2021223.6 Index (2002 = 100)
December 2020223.6 Index (2002 = 100)
November 2020221.1 Index (2002 = 100)
October 2020221.1 Index (2002 = 100)
September 2020221.1 Index (2002 = 100)
August 2020219.8 Index (2002 = 100)
July 2020219.8 Index (2002 = 100)
June 2020219.8 Index (2002 = 100)
May 2020217.4 Index (2002 = 100)
April 2020217.4 Index (2002 = 100)
March 2020217.2 Index (2002 = 100)
February 2020216 Index (2002 = 100)
January 2020215.7 Index (2002 = 100)
December 2019215.6 Index (2002 = 100)
November 2019215.3 Index (2002 = 100)
October 2019214.1 Index (2002 = 100)
September 2019214.1 Index (2002 = 100)
August 2019214.1 Index (2002 = 100)
July 2019208.3 Index (2002 = 100)
June 2019208.3 Index (2002 = 100)
May 2019208.3 Index (2002 = 100)
April 2019205.9 Index (2002 = 100)
March 2019205.8 Index (2002 = 100)
February 2019205.8 Index (2002 = 100)
January 2019203.4 Index (2002 = 100)
December 2018203.3 Index (2002 = 100)
November 2018203.3 Index (2002 = 100)
October 2018202 Index (2002 = 100)
September 2018199.2 Index (2002 = 100)
August 2018199.2 Index (2002 = 100)
July 2018197.7 Index (2002 = 100)
June 2018197.7 Index (2002 = 100)
May 2018197.7 Index (2002 = 100)
April 2018193.5 Index (2002 = 100)
March 2018193.5 Index (2002 = 100)
February 2018193.5 Index (2002 = 100)
January 2018193.5 Index (2002 = 100)
December 2017193.5 Index (2002 = 100)
November 2017185 Index (2002 = 100)
October 2017186.2 Index (2002 = 100)
September 2017186.2 Index (2002 = 100)
August 2017186.2 Index (2002 = 100)
July 2017186.9 Index (2002 = 100)
June 2017186.9 Index (2002 = 100)
May 2017186.9 Index (2002 = 100)
April 2017188.1 Index (2002 = 100)
March 2017188.1 Index (2002 = 100)
February 2017188.1 Index (2002 = 100)
January 2017190.3 Index (2002 = 100)
December 2016194.1 Index (2002 = 100)
November 2016194.1 Index (2002 = 100)
October 2016191.7 Index (2002 = 100)
September 2016191.7 Index (2002 = 100)
August 2016191.7 Index (2002 = 100)

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About this data

Data shown through July 2026Table updated

These are the selections used for this answer. The full Statistics Canada table (18-10-0004-01) contains other measures and breakdowns.

Adapted from Statistics Canada, Consumer Price Index, monthly, not seasonally adjusted, 2026-08-17. This does not constitute an endorsement by Statistics Canada of this product.

How this answer was calculatedThe headline compares the first and last observations shown. Overall change is the last index value minus the first and is reported in index points; relative change is (last ÷ first − 1) × 100. Intermediate observations remain visible in the chart and exact values. This is descriptive and does not identify causes.