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Booming trade surplus with US
Another high for building permits
Immigrants less likely to own homes
SPOTLIGHT:
Child care
Day-care gaining popularity
Especially with working parents
BRIEFS
New housing prices
Abortions
Corporate financial statistics
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Tuesday, February 15, 2005

Booming trade surplus with US

CANADA’S trade surplus with the United States soared past $100 billion in 2004 as exports throughout the year with our biggest trading partner rose faster than imports.    more >>


Another high for building permits

MUNICIPALITIES across Canada issued a record high value of building permits in 2004 for the second straight year as the demand for new dwellings soared.    more >>


Immigrants less likely to own homes

IMMIGRANTS were less likely to own their own homes in 2001 than they were two decades earlier.    more >>

SPOTLIGHT: Child care

This week’s Spotlight is on child care. Canadian parents are using day-care centres more than ever to look after their children, according to a new analysis.    more >>

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CPI
Flag - Canada CA 2.1% Dec.
Flag - United States US 3.3% Dec.
Flag - United Kingdom UK 1.6% Dec.
Flag - Japan JA 0.2% Dec.
Unemployment rate
Flag - Canada CA 7.0% Jan.
Flag - United States US 5.2% Jan.
Flag - United Kingdom UK 4.7% Nov.
Flag - Japan JA 4.4% Dec.
GDP
Flag - Canada CA 3.2% Q3
Flag - United States US 3.1% Q4
Flag - United Kingdom UK 3.0% Q4
Flag - Japan JA 0.2% Q3
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