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Statistics Canada is set to release a report on child care use during and after the pandemic on Wednesday.

StatCan's June Labour Force Survey found that employment recovery has been slowest for mothers with school-aged children, with women's employment remaining below pre-pandemic levels, and women with children being more likely to be working less than half their usual hours.Statistics Canada is set to release a report on price trends in key Canadian housing markets for Q2 2020 on Thursday.

The Canadian Real Estate Association recently reported that home sales in June were nearing or even beating pre-pandemic levels after coming to a near standstill earlier this year as non-essential businesses closed to help slow the spread of COVID-19.Imperial Oil Ltd. will discuss Q2 earnings on Friday.

 

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1) Canada credit rating cut? 2) Canadian dollars off the cliff? 3) Housing bubble popped? 4) Unemployment in Canada to the moon? 5) Record breaking bankruptcy filing? Here is the good news no school, Winter is coming, & Phase 2 COVID-19.

What about the Bank of Canada's media black-out event on Sept 9th? Any news of that?

Who cares? They failed to protect their workers and now complain about CERB being a “disincentive” to return to work. A paycheque is remuneration for effort not an “incentive”.

criminal govt bad policy pissing billions not enforcing laws rail blockades a lieing media that's what we know

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