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Q1. What is the latest CPI indicator? What percentage change was there from the previous year? What sectors reflected an increase in price since last year? What sectors reflected a decrease in price since last year? What items are volatile components and how are they treated in calculating CPI?

Q2. What is the latest unemployment rate indicator? How many new full-time jobs were created? What sectors created these new jobs? What sectors laid-off employees? What province saw the greatest monthly increase in jobs? What province saw the largest unemployment rate for the past month?

Q3. What is the latest GDP indicator by industry? What percentage change was there from the previous quarter? What sectors contributed to an increase in production from the previous month? What is the total dollar value of all products that were produced last quarter?

Q4. Statistics Canada conducts a census every five years. Why is the Census important? Who is included in the Census? Who will use the Census information? (Click on Census bar)

Q5. Return to the Statistics Canada homepage. What is the population of Canada right now? How can businesses use this information? Visit Bank of Canada website and answer the following: Q6. Find the latest inflation figures. Based on the latest statistics, is inflation or deflation the biggest problem today?