Which are the richest provinces in Canada?

According to Statistics Canada, the richest provinces in Canada based on GDP per capita in 2023 are (in descending order):

1. Alberta: $121,395

2. Saskatchewan: $108,440

3. Newfoundland and Labrador: $99,333

4. Manitoba: $88,430

5. Ontario: $86,858

6. British Columbia: $84,245

7. Quebec: $79,833

8. Nova Scotia: $76,959

9. Prince Edward Island: $75,464

10. New Brunswick: $73,463

These rankings are based on the province's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita, which represents the total economic output per person in the province. The GDP includes the value of goods and services produced within the province, taking into account factors such as natural resources, industries, and employment rates.

It's important to note that these rankings can vary over time as economic conditions and industries evolve in each province. Additionally, these figures represent average values across the provinces, and there may be significant disparities in wealth distribution within each province.