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Job creation edges up
Repeat divorces on rise
Trade surplus shrinks
SPOTLIGHT:
Chinese Canadians
Better educated, highly skilled
Most live in Toronto, Vancouver
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Labour productivity
Industrial capacity utilization rates
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Tuesday, March 15, 2005

Job creation edges up

THE ECONOMY created 27,000 new jobs in February, halting three months of little change.    more >>


Repeat divorces on rise

REPEAT divorces, those involving people who had been divorced at least once before, are accounting for an increasing proportion of divorces in Canada.    more >>


Trade surplus shrinks

EXPORTERS had a rocky start to the year in January as Canada’s merchandise exports to the world plunged by almost $600 million, with most of the decline concentrated in trade with the United States.    more >>

SPOTLIGHT: Chinese Canadians

This week’s Spotlight is on Chinese Canadians. The nation’s Chinese community has undergone a tremendous transformation since the first settlers struggled for a foothold in the country more than a century ago.    more >>

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CPI
Flag - Canada CA  2.0% Jan.
Flag - United States US  3.0% Jan.
Flag - United Kingdom UK  1.6% Jan.
Flag - Japan JA  -0.1% Jan.
Unemployment rate
Flag - Canada CA  7.0% Feb.
Flag - United States US  5.4% Feb.
Flag - United Kingdom UK  4.7% Dec.
Flag - Japan JA  4.5% Jan.
GDP
Flag - Canada CA  1.7% Q4
Flag - United States US  3.8% Q4
Flag - United Kingdom UK  3.0% Q4
Flag - Japan JA  0.5% Q4
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