And I am not cleaning that mess up! This has caused the Canadian Dollar to continue it’s upward reach compared to it’s Yankee Cousin. Total retail sales rose 2.8% to an estimated $35.0 billion in… Read More »Retail Sales Explode for May
Stats Canada is saying that 1.3% less people are collecting Employment Insurance benefits as compared to May 2006 (from May 2007), and the biggest drops were in Quebec and Ontario, so that is a good… Read More »Less Collecting EI Benefits
Big Deal $10, that was the response I got from more than one person I spoke with about the new child tax credit. They lamented how it wasn’t very much money, and why should they… Read More »Big deal $10
Inflation is up a little in June (year over year) compared to May, with it settling at 2.2% year over year. Where did the biggest price jumps take place? You can’t guess? Housing and Accommodation… Read More »Inflation Steady at 2.2% for June
The fastest growing age group in Canada in 2006 (according to the Census) was 55 to 64. I’ll bet now it is 64 and older!
