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Not jobless, they're 'funemployed'
When the recession hit, Gaelan Love’s future changed—maybe, he says, for the better. The recent McGill University graduate had always planned to work at a bank when he completed his major in geography… more →
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Not jobless, they're 'funemployed'
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Stephanie Findlay wrote 1 week ago: When the recession hit, Gaelan Love’s future changed—maybe, he says, for the better. The recent McGi … more →
Stats on pay and job losses - plain and simple
PEA Blogger wrote 2 weeks ago: These numbers make it a little easier to swallow: Average Canadian pay nudges up in April Average we … more →
How does your charitable giving measure up?
asridhar wrote 1 month ago: So, reading the Globe and Mail in Toronto yesterday, I learned that 23 million people in Canada gave … more →
BC has the worst child poverty rating in the country for the sixth year in a row
PEA Blogger wrote 1 month ago: All we can say is…argh. Although every story you read talks of how horrible this statistic is, … more →
Dollar for dollar, a B.A. is better
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Rachel Mendleson wrote 1 month ago: More Canadians are pursuing graduate studies than ever before. Even prior to the recession—universit … more →
I'm Back... at the Edmonton Journal!!
Brent Wittmeier wrote 1 month ago: Long have I neglected my website! But fear not, I will be posting to it throughout the summer. To ma … more →
EI jumps 10.6%
sweens wrote 1 month ago: I was catching up on my Employment Insurance (EI) news this afternoon on CBC’s website. There was a … more →
36 thousand jobs were created in Canada last month, but centres in BC remain stagnant in unemployment rates
PEA Blogger wrote 2 months ago: Big news across the country today as Canada declares it’s job loss spiral is finally over! 35, … more →
CBC shows Carole's Carbon Crunching is Crap... WITH LINK!
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Geoff wrote 2 months ago: Great piece by the CBC on how the NDP is misrepresenting the facts about the impact of the Carbon Ta … more →
Lies, Damned Lies, and Statistics
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bcbrews wrote 2 months ago: A Vancouver Sun article yesterday about a Statistics Canada report on the sale of alcoholic beverage … more →
Revenge of the Ever-Pesky Facts
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redtory wrote 2 months ago: Uh oh! Bad news for the Bloggin’ Tories’ favourite crime-watcher and intrepid reporter issuing frant … more →
Weekend story: Economy sheds 61,300 jobs in March as job losses rivals early 1980s recession
PEA Blogger wrote 3 months ago: From The Canadian Press Jobs are disappearing in Canada at a rate not seen since the deep recession … more →
Recovery from alcohol problems with and without treatment
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M A wrote 3 months ago: Recovery from alcohol problems with and without treatment: prevalence in two population surveys. (19 … more →
61K Canadian Jobs Shed In March
matttbastard wrote 3 months ago: by matttbastard Another month, another round of massive job losses in Canada: Canada is shedding jo … more →
StatsCan saves us money
Michael Friscolanti wrote 3 months ago: Statistics Canada doesn’t need to conduct a telephone survey to figure out that taxpayers are oppose … more →
Friday Science Review: March 20, 2009
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Jeremy G wrote 4 months ago: I had a hard time finding news-making Canadian science stories this week; but in the meantime, here … more →
Now That Is A Hockey Stick Graph
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Raphael Alexander wrote 4 months ago: Where is the safest place to be in this recession today? The answer is as old as the sands: go west … more →
Now hiring: nursing jobs on the rise
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Cathy Gulli wrote 5 months ago: If you’re out of work and considering a career change, think about medicine. Last week, Statistics … more →
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Miriam Jones wrote 5 months ago: “Researchers struggle as Ottawa scales back funding: Experts frustrated as other countries po … more →
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