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July 6th, 2007

More Jobs, Unemployment Steady

For June, unemployment is steady at 6.1% and there are 35,000 more jobs too, and this means unemployment has stayed steady at 6.1% for a while, so that is great stuff!

So far higher gas prices have not effected the workforce numbers, but how long will that last? The ever stronger Canadian dollar still is a worry as well, and with inflation and an interest rate hike on the horizon, this may change this happy picture?

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