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Students paying more
Vehicle sales stall
Autos driving wholesalers
SPOTLIGHT:
Urban immigrants
Changing the face of cities
Higher unemployment rates
BRIEFS
Fur industry
U.S. visitors boost travel
Transactions in securities
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Tuesday, August 24, 2004

Students paying more

Revenues for Canada's 154 universities and degree-granting institutions rose at their fastest pace in three years in 2002/03, and student fees accounted for a record share.    more >>


Vehicle sales stall

Sales of new motor vehicles stalled for the second month in a row in June on weak demand for passenger cars.    more >>


Autos driving wholesalers

Wholesale sales rose for the fourth straight month in June, resulting in the largest quarterly increase in a decade. Both the monthly and quarterly gains were largely due to vehicle sales.    more >>

SPOTLIGHT: Urban immigrants

This week’s Spotlight is on immigrants who live in Canada’s largest urban centres. A new report shows that these individuals are changing the very face of these metropolitan areas.    more >>

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CPI
Flag - Canada CA 2.3% July
Flag - United States US 3.0% July
Flag - United Kingdom UK 1.4% July
Flag - Japan JA 0.0% June
Unemployment rate
Flag - Canada CA 7.2% July
Flag - United States US 5.5% July
Flag - United Kingdom UK 4.8% June
Flag - Japan JA 4.6% June
GDP
Flag - Canada CA 2.4% Q1
Flag - United States US 3.0% Q2
Flag - United Kingdom UK 3.7% Q2
Flag - Japan JA 1.7% Q2
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