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'The Spin' on Canadian Jobs Data

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  • errolanderson
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2012
    • 3124

    'The Spin' on Canadian Jobs Data

    Cdn jobs data released this morning. Canada added 15,400 jobs in February and unemployment edged down to 5.8%. But . . . these gains were a result of a surge in part-time work that offset a huge decline in full-time jobs.

    In reality, Canada lost nearly 40,000 full-time positions while generating nearly 55,000 part-time jobs. This is the biter (IMO) . . . apparently government generated more than 50,000 jobs.

    There will definitely be little chance of a Bank of Canada rate hike in the foreseeable future (IMO).

    Good grief . . . is Canada turning into a Greece?
  • bucket
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2008
    • 17021

    #2
    Turning? ....already is....

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    • ajl
      Senior Member
      • May 2008
      • 3243

      #3
      We hope Canuckistan will be like Greece, but here in Canuckistan we print the loon so it will be much worse. More like Venezuela. The only thing Greece has in it favor is that it does not print the Euro. The seniors want their pension in Euros which have some value rather than Drachmas which they know would have no value. For that reason the end of Canuckistan will be like Venezuela.

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      • Oliver88
        Senior Member
        • Dec 2012
        • 4688

        #4
        If Kinder Morgan and other pipelines are not approved and built this downward trend of less quality jobs will continue.

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        • furrowtickler
          Senior Member
          • Dec 2004
          • 21856

          #5
          Part time jobs are good for those living in there parents basements .

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          • WiltonRanch
            Senior Member
            • Jul 2012
            • 4512

            #6
            If Alberta reduces flow of the present kinder Morgan like they’re threatening maybe it’ll squeeze the morons. Most all of bc’s petroleum comes from Alberta. Other supply chains couldn’t make up for the shortfall. See how much the tree huggers could survive without our “dirty oil”.

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            • macdon02
              Senior Member
              • Sep 2007
              • 1858

              #7
              Greece is 10 years ahead of us. Our crash and burn is much further in the distance. They've already had their govt debt crisis. We'll get there soon enough

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              • Oliver88
                Senior Member
                • Dec 2012
                • 4688

                #8
                Originally posted by WiltonRanch View Post
                If Alberta reduces flow of the present kinder Morgan like they’re threatening maybe it’ll squeeze the morons. Most all of bc’s petroleum comes from Alberta. Other supply chains couldn’t make up for the shortfall. See how much the tree huggers could survive without our “dirty oil”.
                Solid idea, plan the slowdown and valve closure around November 1st 2018.
                They would sure look hypocritical too when they are begging for more "dirty oil" from the oilsands.

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                • boytefarms
                  Junior Member
                  • Apr 2026
                  • 24

                  #9
                  "government generated more then 50,000 jobs"

                  Doing what? Social media trolls?

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                  • blackpowder
                    Senior Member
                    • Feb 2010
                    • 9246

                    #10
                    Yes, another peeve of mine.
                    Look at private sector vs public sector jobs. One creates one consumes. That spread gets worse every year.

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