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Two-thirds of university-educated recent immigrants to Canada are underemployed in jobs requiring at most a college education or apprenticeship, according to a Statistics Canada report released Monday. Looking at Canada's immigrant labour market in 2008,...
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Retail sales in current dollars rose one per cent in September to $34.9 billion, their seventh increase in nine months. Statistics Canada reports the increases were widespread with six of eight sectors showing gains...Retail sales have been rising since...
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Not-for-profit organizations are looking for support after seeing the recession take a toll on charitable giving. According to a Statistics Canada report released on Monday, the overall value of charitable donations dropped 5.3 per cent last year. “Charities...
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The highest-earning Canadians can look forward to 10 more years of full health than their poorest counterparts, a new health report from Statistics Canada shows. At age 25, men in the top income group can expect 11.4 more years of healthy living than...
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Last updated on Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2009 9:16AM EST T ravel to Canada by U.S. residents increased in September compared with August, while travel from Canadian residents to the United States declined. Statistics Canada reports that the overall number...
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Unpaid child and spousal support now tops $2.5 billion across the country, according to a Statistics Canada survey released Tuesday. The unpaid support has risen by about $50 million each year since 2004. The $2.5 billion figure is now equivalent to...
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Globalive from launching a new cellphone service. The U.S. dollar continued its downward slide Wednesday as gold hit another record. Quebec-based Cosmos Capital Inc. said Wednesday it may be willing to raise its hostile takeover offer for Cossette Inc....
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The increase, as measured by the Consumer Price Index, compares with the deflation of 0.9% recorded in September, said Statistics Canada. Canada, which has yet to release its economic growth data for July to September, is still in recession. It continues...
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Canada experienced it first increase in the cost of living in five months in October compared with a year earlier, Statistics Canada reported Wednesday. "Consumer prices rose 0.1 percent in October compared with October 2008, following a 0.9 percent decline...
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Scrooge should feel right at home this Christmas. The spirit of giving seems to be drying up as the economic downturn has Canadians pinching their pennies, StatsCan says. In the middle of this financial uncertainty, the Salvation Army launched its annual...
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