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


Newfoundland & Labrador

Monthly Trend

Consumer insolvencies were up 13.5% from January and are up 17.3% year-over-year.


File Growth


Rural vs Urban


Consumer Proposals

CPs represented 78.8% of all February consumer insolvencies, an all-time high.


Cities

Most Active


10-Year Monthly Highs and Lows

New Highs - none


New Lows - none


Monthly Growth


Yearly Growth


St. John’s & Corner Brook


Forward Sortation Areas

NL has 33 FSAs. Those averaging less than 6 monthly consumer insolvencies are filtered out, leaving 12 FSAs.

Most Actives

FSA FSA.Place.Name City Current.Month Mean Current.Month.Over.Mean
A0G Northeast Newfoundland (Lewisporte) Rural Area 21 13.6 154.4%
A0A Southeastern Avalon Peninsula (Ferryland) Rural Area 15 18.4 81.7%
A1N Mount Pearl Mount Pearl 15 10.2 146.5%
A1A St. John’s North St. John’s 13 8.1 159.7%
A0B Western Avalon Peninsula (Argentia) Rural Area 11 7.6 145.4%


Top % Annual Gainers

FSA FSA_Place_Name City Trailing.12.Months YoY Change YoY Pct Chg
A2H Corner Brook Corner Brook 134 51 61.4%
A0B Western Avalon Peninsula (Argentia) Rural Area 108 39 56.5%
A1L Paradise Paradise 99 30 43.5%
A1N Mount Pearl Mount Pearl 131 29 28.4%
A0K Northwest Newfoundland/Eastern Labrador (Mary’s Harbour) Rural Area 105 20 23.5%


Lowest % Annual Gainers

FSA FSA_Place_Name City Trailing.12.Months YoY Change YoY Pct Chg
A0H Central Newfoundland (Bishops Falls) Rural Area 69 -8 -10.4%
A1X Conception Bay Conception Bay 63 -7 -10.0%
A0E Burin Peninsula (Marystown) Rural Area 91 1 1.1%
A1A St. John’s North St. John’s 112 8 7.7%
A0G Northeast Newfoundland (Lewisporte) Rural Area 176 16 10.0%


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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