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Tuesday, July 13, 2004
Third
straight gain for jobs
The
economy created another 25,000 jobs in June, the third consecutive monthly
increase. However, the national unemployment rate inched up because more
people were searching for work. more >>
Quest
for Internet speed
More
and more Canadians are plugging into the Internet through high-speed connections. more >>
Housing
permits cool off
Canada’s
red-hot housing market cooled slightly in May as the value of residential
building permits slumped from record levels the month before. more >>
SPOTLIGHT:
Family violence
This week’s Spotlight
is on family violence. Family members who are convicted of violent
crimes against spouses, children and seniors are less likely than other
violent offenders to serve time in prison, according to a new report. more >>
© 2004, Statistics Canada. |
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| CPI |
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CA |
2.5% |
May |
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US |
3.1% |
May |
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UK |
1.6% |
June |
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JA |
-0.5% |
May |
| Unemployment rate |
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CA |
7.3% |
June |
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US |
5.6% |
June |
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UK |
4.8% |
Apr. |
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JA |
4.6% |
May |
| GDP |
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CA |
2.4% |
Q1 |
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US |
3.9% |
Q1 |
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UK |
3.4% |
Q1 |
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JA |
5.6% |
Q1 |
| Current trends |

Charts for key
economic indicators |
Editor-in-chief:
John Flanders |
Editor:
Mireille Desrosiers |
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