NS Prices Consumers

Prices from 1 January 2025. Prices are only valid on routes operated by NS. For the fares charged by other rail carriers, please refer to their own websites. There is a surcharge of € 1.50 for a single-use smartcard for single tickets and day returns. number of fare units 2nd class …

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All items excluding food and energy: Nova Scotia consumer prices outside of food and energy increased 2.0%. This was above the national average increase of 1.9%. Month-over-month …

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ANALYSIS OF NOVA SCOTIA'S CONSUMER PRICE INDEX FOR MARCH 2021 . TRENDS – March 2021. Nova Scotia’s All-Items Consumer Price Index (CPI) increased 2.8% year-over …

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Nova Scotia’s All-Items Consumer Price Index (CPI) increased 7.6% year-over-year in December 2022. Inflation rate in Nova Scotia has been fluctuating since peaking at 9.3% in June 2022. …

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Jun 22, 2022 · Nova Scotia’s consumer price inflation (year-over-year) excluding food and energy increased 4.0% in May 2022. Consumer prices excluding food and energy were up in all …

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Nova Scotia’s consumer price inflation (year-over-year) excluding food and energy increased 2.1% in June 2021. Consumer prices excluding food and energy were up in all provinces led …

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What happened to consumer prices in Nova Scotia?

All items: Consumer prices in Nova Scotia slowed to 0.9%. The national average inflation was 1.6%. In Halifax consumer prices increased 1.2%. All items excluding food and energy: Nova Scotia consumer prices outside of food and energy increased 2.2%. This was below the national average increase of 2.4%. ...

How has Nova Scotia's Consumer Price Index changed over the last year?

Over the last year (August 2024 vs August 2023), the consumer price index for all items in Nova Scotia excluding food increased by 0.8%. ...

Are food prices rising in Nova Scotia?

In November 2022, grocery prices were growing at a rate of 13.1 per cent in Nova Scotia, and 11.4 per cent nationally. Since then, food prices have continued to go up, but the rate of increase has been trending down. Figures from Statistics Canada for March put food inflation in Nova Scotia at 1.6 per cent, and 1.9 per cent nationally. ...

Why did consumer prices increase in Nova Scotia in February 2021?

Compared to February 2021, monthly consumer prices increased 0.7% in Nova Scotia and 0.5% in Canada. National year-over-year CPI growth increased from 1.1% in February to 2.2% in March. A large portion of the increase was attributable to the steep declines the previous year, known as a base-year effect. ...

What happened to Nova Scotia's Consumer Price Index in September 2024?

Excluding the impacts of energy, food, alcohol and tobacco prices year-over-year inflation slowed to 2.9% in the European Union and to 2.7% in the Euro Area in September 2024. Nova Scotia’s all items Consumer Price Index (CPI) slowed to 0.9% year-over-year in September 2024, down from 1.2% year-over-year in August. ...

Will prices fall in Nova Scotia?

However, that doesn't mean Nova Scotians will see prices fall, according to an associate professor of economics from Saint Mary's University in Halifax. "We might not see [pre-COVID prices] anywhere in [the] near future," said Bidyut Talukdar. ...