Tag: Statistics Canada
Ontario manufacturing largely erases job losses despite U.S. trade tensions
The province added 14,100 manufacturing jobs in August, though analysts warn tariff uncertainty continues to weigh on the sector.
Grey-Bruce beef producers watching impact of U.S. plant closures
Producers in Grey-Bruce are closely watching to see what impact recent beef processing plant shutdowns in the U.S. could have on the price they get for their cattle. And the shutdown and consolidation announcement by Tyson Foods may already be putting downward pressure on those prices, says Calvin Anstett, president of the Bruce County Beef […]
London unemployment holds at 8.2%, but job market weakens
An economist says trade uncertainty and weak population growth are weighing on the region’s labour market.
EVs And The North American Auto Industry — A Canadian Perspective
A tidal wave of tidbits infiltrates my email inbox every morning. Today I found an interesting story in something called The Walrus, which bills itself as “Canada’s Conversation.” Whether the title is an homage to the Walrus and the Carpenter scene in Alice in Wonderland or a reference to a … [continued]
The post EVs And The North American Auto Industry — A Canadian Perspective appeared first on CleanTechnica.
Why finding a job in London has become so difficult
The city has lost thousands of jobs while unemployment has climbed to one of the highest rates in Canada.