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This calculator uses the All-Items Ontario Consumer Price Index (CPI) from 1914 to 2015 to measure the effect of inflation in the province. Simply enter the amount of dollars near the “original costing” field, then choose the two years you want to compare.
This calculator will help you measure the effect of inflation in Canada throughout the years. To use it, simply enter a dollar value, then select the years for which you want to compare the effects of the inflation rate.
How to use this calculator. Enter any dollar amount. (Commas and spaces may be used.) Enter the years you wish to compare between 1914 and the current year. Click Calculate.
This inflation calculator lets you determine how inflation has affected the value of the Canadian Dollar, starting from as early as 1914 up to the present day. Since prices across Canada aren't the same, you can also customize the location to match your province or major city.
This table shows the monthly All-Items Consumer Price Index (CPI-U) and annual inflation rates for Ontario in 2021. You can find upcoming CPI release dates on our schedule page. These numbers are released by Statistics Canada.
Your income is $66,800 a year. Keep going to see how your buying power changes over time. $66,800. Where do you spend your money? Not everyone spends the same amount on the same things, so...
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The Personal Inflation Calculator displays your personal index, 12-month percentage change, or 1-month percentage change in personal inflation alongside the official CPI in an interactive chart, allowing the user to compare inflation estimates over time in selected geographies.
