Supply chain in Canada, Data
Machine shop revenue by province in 2024
Ontario and Quebec machine shops earned $5.48 billion of $7.76 billion in 2024, 70.6% of the total. Statistics Canada revenue by province.
- Total revenue of Canada’s machine shops, 2024
- $7.76 billion
- In Ontario, 43.8% of the total
- $3.40 billion
- In Quebec, 26.8% of the total
- $2.08 billion
- Ontario and Quebec’s share together
- 70.6%
The table
Download the CSVTotal revenue of machine shops (NAICS 33271), 2024. Unit: dollars.
Still to fill before publication
Suppressed by Statistics Canada for confidentiality under the Statistics Act (symbol x): Newfoundland and Labrador, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, British Columbia and Yukon, and the Atlantic Region and Northern Territories totals. The table has no row for the Northwest Territories (read 26 September 2026).
What the numbers show
Machine shops in Canada reported $7.76 billion of total revenue in 2024. Ontario’s shops earned $3.40 billion, 43.8% of the total, and Quebec’s $2.08 billion, 26.8%. Together the two provinces took $5.48 billion, 70.6%. Shops in the Prairie Region, which Statistics Canada reports as one figure for Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta, earned $1.60 billion, 20.6%. That leaves $0.68 billion, 8.8%, for Atlantic Canada, British Columbia and the territories together. The percentages and the remainder are our arithmetic from the table’s values.
How we built the table
The figures come from table 16-10-0117-01, Principal statistics for manufacturing industries, by North American Industry Classification System (NAICS). Statistics Canada released the 2024 data on 18 December 2025. We selected total revenue for NAICS 33271, machine shops, the same industry as our page on machine shops by province, and read the values on 26 September 2026. The table reports thousands of dollars; we multiplied by 1,000, so every value here is in dollars. Statistics Canada rates the Canada, Ontario, Quebec and Prairie Region figures B (very good).
What’s missing
Statistics Canada suppresses this industry’s revenue for nine provinces and territories to protect confidentiality, among them Nova Scotia, Alberta and British Columbia, and the table has no row for the Northwest Territories. It reports $0 for Nunavut, rated E (use with caution). Its June 2026 business counts give no value for Nunavut either.
When we’ll check it again
We’ll re-check the table on 23 November 2026 and again when Statistics Canada releases the 2025 data.