It’s Jobs day, and the numbers on both sides of the border soared past expectations. Canada added 34,500 jobs in January, more than twice the forecast of 15,000. The U.S. gained 225,000 jobs, blowing past expectations of 160,000 jobs. As we digest the latest data, let’s take a look back at what turned out to be
Canada posted another surprisingly strong month of job gains in a labour market that is on track for one of its best years on record. The economy added 53,700 jobs last month, Statistics Canada said Friday in Ottawa, following a gain of 81,100 in August. Canada has now added 358,100 since December, the most in
Data another sign Canada is on the path back to growth Canada’s labour market continued its strong run of job gains, bringing the unemployment rate down to a fresh low and adding to evidence the country is emerging from a recent slowdown. The economy added 27,700 in May, Statistics Canada said Friday in Ottawa, bringing
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GM, Unifor announce investment in Oshawa plant that will save 300 jobs Unifor and GM Canada said the transition will cost $170 million and save 300 of the 2,600 union jobs at the plant, with the potential to grow and attract more jobs as the facility attracts new customers. May 8, 2019 Adam Burns and Shawn Jeffords,
CALGARY — Fears of another Alberta oil price crisis are ebbing thanks to the government’s production curtailment program and improving crude-by-rail profitability, says the president of oilsands producer Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. But anxiety about a return to the steep price discounts of last fall won’t disappear until new pipelines are built and flaws are
Canada’s labour market delivered a surprise Friday with its biggest one-month employment surge since 1976, when the government started collecting comparable data. The country added 106,500 net jobs in April, and the bulk of them were full time, Statistics Canada said in its latest labour force survey. The unexpected increase helped drop the unemployment rate to
