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Toronto's Michael Jarman wins 2024 Microsoft Excel World Championships in Las Vegas

Join Statistics Canada’s free virtual webinars to explore topics like health data, labour market insights, and data literacy. These sessions are perfect for beginners and cover essential tools to navigate, interpret, and communicate statistics effectively.

New data on remote work opportunities in rural labour markets are now available, covering the first to third quarters of 2024, by sector (goods and services) and for all rural labour markets across Canada...

Statistics Canada has released new data using small area estimation methods to improve labour force characteristics for sub-provincial areas, including census metropolitan areas, census agglomerations, and self-contained labour areas, which are regions outside urban centers grouped by commuting patterns from Census data.

This report provides information on coverage errors at the national, provincial and CMA levels. CDP members in CMAs could use these values to get an idea of coverage errors at the community level.