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Data to February 2024. For data source see notes following.


Alberta

Monthly Trend

Consumer insolvencies were up 5.8% from January and 17.7% year-over-year.


File Growth


Rural vs Urban


Consumer Proposals

CPs represented 87.1% of all February consumer insolvencies.


Cities

Most Active


Top % Annual Gainers


Lowest % Annual Gainers


10-Year Monthly Highs and Lows

New Highs - none


New Lows - none


Major Cities: Monthly Growth


Major Cities: Yearly Growth


Calgary & Edmonton


Forward Sortation Areas

AB has 155 FSAs. Those averaging less than 6 monthly consumer insolvencies are filtered out, leaving 76 FSAs.

Most Actives

FSA FSA.Place.Name City Current.Month Mean Current.Month.Over.Mean
T5T Edmonton West (West Jasper Place / West Edmonton Mall) Edmonton 39 26.4 147.6%
T2A Calgary (Penbrooke Meadows / Marlborough) Calgary 34 30.4 111.9%
T6W Edmonton (Heritage Valley) Edmonton 31 18.0 172.5%
T3J Calgary (Martindale / Taradale / Falconridge / Saddle Ridge) Calgary 27 23.6 114.2%
T4B Airdrie West Airdrie 27 18.4 146.7%
T9K Fort McMurray Northwest Fort McMurray 27 14.0 193.1%
T0M Central Foothills (Sundre) Rural Area 26 19.4 134.0%
T3K Calgary (Sandstone / Harvest Hills / Coventry Hills / Panorama Hills / Beddington) Calgary 24 19.3 124.2%
T3M Calgary (Cranston) Calgary 24 12.2 197.4%
T5H Edmonton (North and East Downtown Fringe) Edmonton 24 9.3 257.8%
T5Y Edmonton (Landbank / Oliver / East Lake District) Edmonton 24 16.0 149.8%
T2Y Calgary (Millrise / Somerset / Bridlewood / Evergreen) Calgary 23 18.6 123.5%
T0C Central Alberta (Stettler) Rural Area 21 12.7 165.0%
T0K International Border Region (Cardston) Rural Area 21 11.3 185.8%
T1Y Calgary (Rundle / Whitehorn / Monterey Park) Calgary 21 20.6 102.0%


Top % Annual Gainers

FSA FSA_Place_Name City Trailing.12.Months YoY Change YoY Pct Chg
T2T Calgary South (Altadore / Bankview / Richmond) Calgary 120 47 64.4%
T8H Sherwood Park Northwest Sherwood Park 138 51 58.6%
T5Z Edmonton (West Lake District) Edmonton 147 50 51.5%
T1J Lethbridge West and Central Lethbridge 140 46 48.9%
T6X Edmonton (Ellerslie) Edmonton 244 79 47.9%
T2X Calgary (Midnapore / Sundance) Calgary 227 73 47.4%
T4S Sylvan Lake Sylvan Lake 122 38 45.2%
T3M Calgary (Cranston) Calgary 224 69 44.5%
T7Z Stony Plain Stony Plain 95 29 43.9%
T0C Central Alberta (Stettler) Rural Area 209 63 43.2%
T3N Calgary Northeast Calgary 199 59 42.1%
T4R Red Deer South Red Deer 198 58 41.4%
T6M Edmonton Southwest Edmonton 160 42 35.6%
T6K Edmonton (West Mill Woods) Edmonton 168 43 34.4%
T3B Calgary (Montgomery / Bowness / Silver Springs / Greenwood) Calgary 141 36 34.3%


Lowest % Annual Gainers

FSA FSA_Place_Name City Trailing.12.Months YoY Change YoY Pct Chg
T0B Wainwright Region (Tofield) Rural Area 173 -32 -15.6%
T0H Northwestern Alberta (High Level) Rural Area 177 -26 -12.8%
T4A Airdrie East Airdrie 81 -8 -9.0%
T7X Spruce Grove North Spruce Grove 207 -9 -4.2%
T1Y Calgary (Rundle / Whitehorn / Monterey Park) Calgary 246 -7 -2.8%


Notes

  • FSA and Forward Sortation Area are protected terms for the benefit of Canada Post Corporation.

  • Data source: The Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy (“OSB”), Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada, data sets 2013 to February 2024, https://open.canada.ca/

  • Consumer bankruptcies and consumer proposals are as defined by the BIA and the OSB. For definitions, see https://open.canada.ca/

  • Ken Rowan is a retired Licensed Insolvency Trustee and a retired CPA-CA, CA.

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