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1. madeinca.ca › video-game-industry-statistics-canadaVideo Game Industry Statistics in Canada | Made in CA

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   Oct 28, 2024 · According to the Entertainment Software Association of Canada, 23 million Canadians play video games, representing 61% of the population. Younger Canadians are more likely to play video games with 89% of children and teens (6-17-year-olds) playing video games compared to 61% of the 18-64-year-olds.

   • Canada is the third biggest producer of video games, only the United States and Japan produce more games than Canada.
   • There are over 23 million gamers in Canada.
   • Canada has over 900 companies that develop video games in a wide range of genres and platforms.

2. www.retailcouncil.org › research › retail-fast-factsRetail By The Numbers - Retail Council of Canada

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   Retail By The Numbers. RCC has replaced the monthly Retail By The Numbers publication with the Retail Pulse Dashboard, a new interactive platform that delivers data on Canadian retail sales, retail job numbers, economic data, credit and debit card spending and consumer behaviour in one online tool on the Retail Council of Canada’s website.

3. www.statcan.gc.ca › en › subjects-startDigital economy and society - Statistique Canada

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   Canadians online in 2020. Canadian e-commerce: Measuring domestic vs. cross-border e-commerce. Online shopping in Canada in 2020: Results from Canadian Internet Use Survey. Seniors online. Cyberstalking. Results from the Digital Economy Survey. Interactive data visualizations.

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4. www.statista.com › topics › 2728E-commerce in Canada - statistics & facts | Statista

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   Jul 1, 2024 · Number of users of e-commerce in Canada 2020-2029. statistics. Overview. Leading players. Mobile commerce. Consumption. Digital payments. Find the most up-to-date statistics and facts about...

5. www.statista.com › topics › 10511Video gaming in Canada - Statistics & Facts | Statista

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   Jan 10, 2024 · In 2021, there were 937 video game companies in Canada, and four out of five video game companies in Canada were located in Quebec, Ontario, and British Columbia.

6. www150.statcan.gc.ca › n1 › pubRetail e-commerce and COVID-19: How ... - Statistics Canada

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   Feb 21, 2023 · From February 2020 to July 2022, retail e-commerce sales increased by 67.9%, and the share of e-commerce sales as a proportion of total retail sales increased markedly from 2019 to 2022 (July year to date).

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   What percentage of Canadians play video games?

   • According to the Entertainment Software Association of Canada, 23 million Canadians play video games, representing 61% of the population. Younger Canadians are more likely to play video games with 89% of children and teens (6-17-year-olds) playing video games compared to 61% of the 18-64-year-olds.

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   How big is the video game market in Canada in 2023?

   • In 2023, the revenue is expected to reach $7.707 billion and with the projected growth rate of 8.49%, the market volume is expected to be over $10 billion in 2027. In 2021, 75% of all video game companies in Canada were Canadian-owned. This was a lower proportion than in 2019 when 84% of the companies were owned by Canadians.

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   How did Canada's retail industry perform in 2020?

   • In 2020, the operating revenue of store retailers fell in all provinces, with the exception of British Columbia, where it increased by 1.0%. Ontario led the decrease in total operating revenue (-$5.9 billion; -2.5%), followed by Alberta (-$1.9 billion; -2.3%).

   The Daily — Annual retail trade, 2020 - Statistics Canada

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   How much does the video game industry contribute to Canada's GDP?

   • In 2021, the video game industry’s contribution to Canada’s GDP was $5.5 billion. 75% of video game companies in Canada are owned by Canadians. 61% of Canadians play video games. Puzzle and word games are most popular among adults, while action and adventure are the most popular types of games among kids and teenagers.

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   Does Canada have a video game industry?

   • While often receiving less individual attention than the gaming market of the neighboring United States, the Canadian video game landscape stands on its own and is home to a unique, world-class video gaming industry. Discover all statistics and data on Video gaming in Canada now on statista.com!

   Video gaming in Canada - Statistics & Facts | Statista

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   Are video games the biggest media segment in Canada?

   • Video gaming is one of the biggest media segments worldwide and the Canadian market is no exception – in 2022, video games accounted for the vast majority of digital media revenues in Canada and are projected to do so for the foreseeable future.

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8. www150.statcan.gc.ca › n1 › daily-quotidienThe Daily — Annual retail trade, 2020 - Statistics Canada

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   Apr 7, 2022 · In 2020, the operating revenue of store retailers fell in all provinces, with the exception of British Columbia, where it increased by 1.0%. Ontario led the decrease in total operating revenue (-$5.9 billion; -2 .5%), followed by Alberta (-$1.9 billion; -2 .3%).