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May-4-2015

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8 Canadian HR Reporter, a Thomson Reuters business 2015 May 4, 2015 Data retrieved from Statistics Canada. ppart/shutterstock.com Facts and Figures Unemployment rAte — MARCH 2015: 6.8 peR Cent labour force (000s) employment (000s) Unemployment (000s) Unemployment rate (%) Change from previous month newfoundland and labrador 267.1 225.4 41.7 15.6 up 1.7 prince edward island 79.6 68.9 10.8 13.6 up 1.4 nova scotia 480.4 431.7 48.6 10.1 up 0.3 new brunswick 385.9 341.3 44.7 11.6 unchanged Quebec 4,374.3 4,012.0 362.3 8.3 up 0.3 ontario 7,314.7 6,781.2 533.4 7.3 up 0.3 manitoba 668.8 632.5 36.3 5.4 down 0.1 saskatchewan 593.8 564.6 29.2 4.9 down 0.6 Alberta 2,410.8 2,261.6 149.2 6.2 up 0.4 british Columbia 2,405.4 2,254.9 150.5 6.3 down 0.3 All CAnAdA Age 15 to 24 2,700.2 2,329.6 370.6 13.7 up 0.1 25 to 54 12,519.0 11,720.6 798.4 6.4 up 0.3 55+ 3,761.5 3,523.8 237.7 6.3 down 0.2 25+, men 8,590.4 7,971.7 618.7 7.2 down 0.1 25+, women 7,690.2 7,272.8 417.4 5.4 down 0.3 total 18,980.8 17,574.0 1,406.7 7.4 up 0.2 ConsUmer priCe index — CAnAdA, MARCH 2015: 1.0 peR Cent (1992=100) 2015 (1992=100) 2014 (2002=100) 2015 (2002=100) 2014 January 148.0 146.5 124.3 123.1 February 149.2 147.7 125.4 124.1 march 150.3 148.6 126.3 124.8 April 149.0 125.2 may 149.7 125.8 June 149.8 125.9 July 149.6 125.7 August 149.7 125.7 september 149.8 125.8 october 149.9 125.9 november 149.3 december 148.2 124.5 Annual Average 149.0 125.2 Average Annual increase 1.4% 1.5% march 2014 to march 2015 1.1% 1.4% 1.2% 1.5% march 2015 (1986=100) 229.1 192.5 march 2015 (1981=100) 303.6 255.1 march 2015 (1971=100) 719.1 604.3 ConsUmer priCe index — pRovinCes, MARCH 2015 march 2015 (2002=100) % change from march 2014 newfoundland and labrador 128.9 0.4 prince edward island 129.8 -0.8 nova scotia 129.6 0.8 new brunswick 125.5 0.3 Quebec 124.7 1.5 ontario 127.1 1.6 manitoba 126.6 1.2 saskatchewan 130.5 1.4 Alberta 133.0 -0.1 british Columbia 119.8 1.0 FACts And FigUres

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