Nobody ever wrote it down. Until now. Blockonomics reveals the economic power communities already hold — then Block Share provides the tools to deploy it collectively through sharing, group purchasing, and complementary currency.
5,806 blocks. $14 billion in combined spending power. Click any block to see median income, household count, and what 5% redirected could fund. This is the foundation of Blockonomics — making invisible power visible.
5,806 blocks · 22 neighbourhoods · Data from Statistics Canada 2021 Census
View full-screen map →Tools, gear, kitchen equipment, recreation — pooled at the building level. Your Block Host manages the inventory. No cash changes hands; Community Credits track access.
Browse sharing categories →Grass-fed Argentine beef shipped direct to your block at wholesale prices. Group purchasing power means restaurant quality at ground-beef cost. Three box sizes from $89/month.
See box options →A neighbourhood currency backed 33% cash, 33% labour, 33% assets. Earn CC by participating. Spend locally. Demurrage keeps it circulating. The beginning of a block-level economy.
Learn how CC works →Money created at the point of value creation, not borrowed into existence as debt.The foundational principle of Community Credits
Enter your postal code. Discover the $2.4M flowing through your block. See what 5% could do if redirected to community systems.
19 questions about your household, spending, and skills. Each answer earns Community Credits and builds the block's collective intelligence.
Access shared tools, order premium food at wholesale, trade skills with neighbours. Every interaction earns CC and deepens trust.
As participation grows, blocks graduate to self-governance: community budgets, collective investment, and economic sovereignty.
The Community Credits system means a $100 project only requires $33 in cash. The rest is labour and assets the community already holds.
Issuing credits when pre-approved project work has been completed is the most logical way to programme money as a medium of exchange — because it doesn't require someone who "has more" to control the budget and therefore control the narrative around who and what receives funding.
Community Credits are issued at the point of value creation. They circulate locally through demurrage. They're backed by real capacity, not debt.
$100 in Community Credits requires:
Complete the Block Survey to earn your first 100+ Community Credits and join the neighbourhood economy.