Government of Alberta reports 3.3% growth and highest GDP per person

2025 GDP grew 3.3% in Alberta vs 1.9% nationally; per-person GDP was almost $76,000, highest in Canada, the Government of Alberta said.

Alberta PNP desk November 6, 2026 1 min read

2025 GDP grew 3.3% in Alberta vs 1.9% nationally; per-person GDP was almost $76,000, highest in Canada, the Government of Alberta said.

Alberta’s 3.3% 2025 growth and highest GDP per capita point to a robust climate for newcomers, students, workers, employers and families, buoyed by trade, record housing builds and major projects, with momentum expected into 2026.

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