2001 Census: Population and dwelling counts
The first data from the 2001 Census are now available; covering population and dwelling counts. A detailed analysis of growth rates, demographic trends and geographic distribution is found in the report, A profile of the Canadian population: Where we live.
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Labour productivity, hourly compensation and unit labour cost, 2001
With improved economic activity, labour productivity in the business sector was up 0.5% in the fourth quarter from the third, bringing productivity growth in 2001 to 1.2%.
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Labour force historical review on CD-ROM, 1976 to 2001
The Labour force historical review on CD-ROM is an easy-to-use tool for discovering labour market patterns or trends in seconds. This annual product is a comprehensive database of Labour Force Survey estimates, containing thousands of cross-classified data series, spanning over two decades.
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Driven to excel: A portrait of Canada's workaholics, 1998
People who consider themselves workaholics are more likely than other Canadians to feel stressed or worried, and are less likely to feel happy or satisfied with their lives - even though they are just as likely to enjoy their jobs. This profile of people who described themselves as workaholics is based on time-use data from the 1998 General Social Survey (GSS).
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Farm cash receipts, 2001
Cash receipts for livestock producers rose in 2001 for the third straight year, driven by higher revenues from cattle and hogs. Crop receipts grew marginally, halting three straight years of decline.
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Economic overview of farm incomes, 1998
The first bulletin in the 1997/98 taxation data bulletin series, Economic overview of farm incomes, a joint publication of Statistics Canada and Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, is now available.
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The role of information and communications technology in business sector growth, 1981 to 2000
Canadian businesses have invested heavily in information and communications technology (ICT) during the past two decades. This investment was a major factor in the accelerating growth in the business sector's economic output in the last half of the 1990s.
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Profile of Canadian exporters, 1993 to 2000
A total of 38,864 establishments exported commodities in 2000, 28.7% more than in 1993, according to the third issue of the Canadian Exporter Registry. The value of merchandise exports from these establishments totalled $378 billion in 2000, up 16.1% from 1999 and more than double the amount in 1993.
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Private and public investment, 2002 (intentions)
Substantial declines in proposed investment in oil and gas extraction and air transportation will likely produce lower capital spending in 2002, according to first intentions of public and private investment.
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