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The Daily


Monday, September 29, 2008


Released at 8:30 a.m. Eastern time

National tourism indicators, second quarter 2008
Tourism spending in Canada rose 0.9% in real terms in the second quarter of 2008, the same pace as in the previous quarter. Spending by Canadians continued to advance, albeit at a slower pace, while outlays by international visitors declined for a second consecutive quarter.

Canada's population estimates, second quarter 2008 
Canada's population posted its highest quarterly growth since 1991 in the second quarter of 2008, with an increase of 125,800. The advance was mainly due to a rise in net international migration which, at 91,600, reached its highest level since the end of the 1980s.

Migration, 2006/2007 

Final estimates of 2006 Census coverage

For-hire motor carriers of freight, top carriers, first quarter 2008

Elementary and secondary public school enrolments, graduates and educators, 2006/2007 

Food services and drinking places, July 2008 

Mineral wool including fibrous glass insulation, August 2008

New products