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Canada’s unemployment rate fell to 6.6 per cent in May and the economy added 88,000 jobs, the first significant employment gain since November 2025. The increase was driven by an addition of 154,000 full-time positions, according to data published by Statistics Canada on Friday.
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Assuming ownership suits you (mathematically, it doesn’t for many), shoe-horning yourself into a home can be easier with a roommate, writes Robert McLister.
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Rate-cut hopes took another beating Friday, ambushed by jobs numbers that overdelivered on both sides of the border, but none of this is spooking the variable-rate crowd, writes Robert McLister.
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Across North America, organizations are discovering that their most valuable employees believe they serve a purpose larger than the company itself, writes Howard Levitt.
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If a pension covers his needs, why not invest in something that will grow his money, expert asks.
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