Manufacturing sales
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Canada’s manufacturing sales fell to $51.5B in November: StatsCan
Agency reported manufacturing sales fell 1.4 per cent in November to $51.5 billion, marking third drop in four months
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Canada’s metal fabricating industry poised for growth
Canadian Metalworking pegs top industry sales and technology trends
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StatsCan annual snapshot shows manufacturing sales up last year
Manufacturing sales increased for fourth consecutive year in 2013; now almost fully recovered from recession
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Canadian factories beat expectations, continued rebound in March
Sector saw post-recession high of $50.9 billion in seasonally adjusted sales for month
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Manufacturing sales rose 1.7 per cent in November: StatsCan
Agency says largest gains were in transportation equipment, primary metal and chemical industries
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Manufacturing sales slipped 1.4 per cent in October: StatsCan
Sales down in six provinces, though decrease was concentrated in Ontario, agency says
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Manufacturing sales up 0.4 per cent in September: StatsCan
Excluding aerospace, total manufacturing sales slipped 0.7 per cent due to declines in auto assembly
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Manufacturing sales down in July, third drop in five months: StatsCan
Ontario sales down 1.9 per cent to $22.3-billion; Quebec sales off 2.6 per cent to $11.3-billion
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Drop in petro products drives manufacturing sales down in June
Overall manufacturing sales drop to $48.9-billion in June, 0.4 per cent lower than previous month
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Big manufacturing rebounds
Producers recouped about 40 per cent of 2009 losses: StatsCan
