The Daily Wednesday, December 4, 2019
Press Release
Labour market outcomes for college and university graduates, 2010 to 2015
From 2010 to 2015, over 1.3 million students graduated with a postsecondary degree in Canada and entered the workforce. Their earnings outcomes in the following years were closely related to their field of study, the degree they obtained, the age at which they graduated and their gender.
Labour productivity, hourly compensation and unit labour cost, third quarter 2019
Labour productivity of Canadian businesses grew 0.2% in the third quarter, after edging up 0.1% in the previous quarter. This was the third consecutive quarterly increase.
Canadian Armed Forces Health Survey, 2019
Sustaining a healthy and deployable force is a priority of the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF). Data from the 2019 Canadian Armed Forces Health Survey, available today, provide a snapshot of the current health status and work-related characteristics of CAF members.
Cancer prevalence, 2015
Cancer touches the lives of many Canadians. One way to monitor how Canadians are impacted by cancer is to measure the proportion of living Canadians who have been diagnosed with cancer over a specific time period. This estimate, also called cancer prevalence, helps Canadians understand not only the number of people living with a cancer diagnosis, but also differences in prevalence by sex, age and other factors. Cancer prevalence also helps Canadians monitor changes in rates of cancer in Canada over time.
Energy statistics, September 2019
Production of crude oil and equivalent products (+2.8%) increased in September, while production of natural gas (-4.5%), electricity (-1.1%) and coal (-11.3%) declined compared with the same month in 2018. Over the same period, exports of crude oil and equivalent products (+3.3%) and electricity (+28.5%) rose, while exports of natural gas (-5.0%) were down.
Canadian foreign post indexes, December 2019
Data on Canadian foreign post indexes are now available for December.
Quality guidelines
Quality is a cultural element that is fundamental in fulfilling the mandate of Canada’s statistical system, which is to produce information. The Quality Guidelines are a companion document to the Quality Assurance Framework. Their main objective is to provide a fairly comprehensive list of guiding principles and best practices to apply during a statistical business process.
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