StatsCan
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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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Manufacturing sales hit record high in July, StatsCan says
July gain mainly due to higher sales in transportation equipment, primary metals industries, according to agency
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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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Exports up, imports down, trade deficit reduced in October
StatsCan says imports fell to $38.3-billion, down 5.7 per cent from record high reached in June
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Canada creates 59,000 jobs in November, unemployment rate falls
Economists had expected smaller increase following minimal gain of 1,800 in October
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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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Exports up, imports steady, trade deficit shrank in September: StatsCan
Agency says merchandise exports rose 1.9 per cent to $38-billion in September, led by energy products
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Job gains stall in October as unemployment rate remains at 7.4%
Little change in key industries of manufacturing, construction and natural resources
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Real GDP contracted by 0.1 per cent in August: StatsCan
Manufacturing decreased 0.6 per cent in August, after rising 0.9 per cent in July
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Average weekly earnings rise in August; now up 3.6% year over year: StatsCan
Above-average gains in Newfoundland and Labrador, Saskatchewan
