Labour Force Information

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Highlights

Analysis - October 2005
More private sector employees
Retail fuels job growth
Youths and adult women find jobs
Provincial focus

Charts
1. Employment in thousands and unemployment rate, Canada, seasonally adjusted
2. Employment and unemployment indicators, Canada, seasonally adjusted
3. Employment and unemployment indicators, Canada, seasonally adjusted
4. Index of employment by industry, Canada, seasonally adjusted, January, 2002=100
5. Index of employment by industry, Canada, seasonally adjusted, January, 2002=100
6. Index of employment by industry, Canada, seasonally adjusted, January, 2002=100
7. Index of employment by province, seasonally adjusted, January, 2002=100
8. Index of employment by province, seasonally adjusted, January, 2002=100
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Statistical tables
1 Labour force characteristics by age and sex, seasonally adjusted
2 Employment by class of worker and industry, Canada, seasonally adjusted
3 Labour force characteristics by province, seasonally adjusted

4 Selected labour force characteristics (seasonally adjusted)
4-1 Newfoundland and Labrador
4-2 Prince Edward Island
4-3 Nova Scotia
4-4 New Brunswick
4-5 Quebec
4-6 Ontario
4-7 Manitoba
4-8 Saskatchewan
4-9 Alberta
4-10 British Columbia
4-11 Labour force characteristics by metropolitan area, 3 month moving average
4-12 Labour force characteristics for Montréal, Toronto and Vancouver, monthly

5 Labour force characteristics by census metropolitan area (seasonally adjusted)
5-1 3 month moving average
5-2 Monthly

6 Labour force characteristics by economic region and for Yukon Territory and Northwest Territories, unadjusted, 3 month moving average ending in October 2004 and October 2005

7 Average usual hours and wages of employees by selected characteristics, Canada, unadjusted

8 Regional unemployment rates used by the Employment Insurance Program, seasonally adjusted, 3 month moving average