Statistics
Most of the following publications are available in PDF format. To download and print PDF files, you will need the free Adobe Acrobat Reader. 
ISP Information Card (Rate Card) is updated quarterly and gives the maximum monthly rates for Canada Pension Plan, Quebec Pension Plan and Old Age Security benefits, as well as other selected figures.
Canada Pension Plan and Old Age Security Statistical Bulletin is a monthly publication that provides detailed information such as the number of benefits in pay, the amounts paid, and the distribution of various benefits by age and sex.
2004 Canada Pension Plan Contributors Report: This report is an annual publication which provides detailed statistics on the number of contributors and the amount of contributions to the Canada Pension Plan. Although the publication is annual, the data are 2 years in arrears. This is due to ongoing updating of the Canada Revenue Agency T4 files prior to issuing.
2003 Canada Pension Plan Contributors Report: This report is an annual publication which provides detailed statistics on the number of contributors and the amount of contributions to the Canada Pension Plan. Although the publication is annual, the data are 2 years in arrears. This is due to ongoing updating of the Canada Revenue Agency T4 files prior to issuing.
2002 Canada Pension Plan Contributors Report.
Canada Pension Plan Benefit Rates includes maximum monthly rates for new CPP benefits from 1967 to date, as well as historical data related to the calculation of CPP contributions and benefits. This publication also contains historical tables on pension index and escalation factors.
CPP and OAS Stats Book: This annual publication serves as a reference for Canada Pension Plan and Old Age Security Programs. It contains historical data on CPP and OAS, monthly averages of benefits, new benefits and net payments in calendar years or fiscal years. Other data included in this publication are QPP, Average Weekly Wages and Consumer Prince Index data and Statistics Canada's Low Income Cut-off levels.
Benefits Paid Outside Canada to Countries with which Canada has concluded a Social Security Agreement These statistics give data on Canadian Benefits paid (under Social Security Agreements) to people who have lived or worked in another country.
Tables of Rates for Old Age Security, Guaranteed Income Supplement and the Allowance - These tables, updated quarterly, list the benefit entitlements according to income level and marital status.
We trust you will find these publications interesting and valuable. If you have any questions or comments about the statistical information provided on the Social Development Sectors' Web site, please contact us.
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