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For men, the most common occupation was ‘retail salesperson,’ accounting for 3.3 per cent of all employed men, followed by ‘transport truck driver’ (2.9 per cent), ‘retail trade manager’ (2.5 per cent), ‘carpenter’ (1.7 per cent) and ‘janitor, caretaker and building superintendent’ (1.7 per cent).

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LONGEST COMMUTING TIMES IN TORONTO, OSHAWA, MONTRÉAL:

Commuters spent an average of 25.4 min-utes travelling to work in 2011. Commuters who travelled by public transit (42.9 minutes) took longer to get to work, on average, than commuters who used cars (23.7 minutes). Public transit commute times include the time required to walk to the bus stop, sub-way or train station, as well as wait times. The average commuting time was longest in the CMAs of Toronto (32.8 minutes), Oshawa, (31.8 minutes) and Montréal (29.7 minutes).

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In 2011, Yukon and Alberta had the high-est employment rates in Canada at 69.7 per cent and 69.0 per cent respectively. The low-est employment rates were observed in New-foundland and Labrador (50.7 per cent) and in Nunavut (52.1 per cent). ●

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Canada’s labour force: a portrait2011 National Household Survey reveals retail salesperson top career choice for men and women

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• Since 2003, Ontario has invested more than $16.1 billion in public transit in Ontario, in-cluding $7.7 billion in GO Transit. ●

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“This industry – with its marriage of high-skill creative, artistic and technical disciplines – is a source of national pride,” said Hilchie. “Many people are still surprised to realize that Canada is the largest producer of video games on a per capita basis, producing criti-cally acclaimed video games on nearly all platforms and enjoyed all over the world.”

Unveiling top-line results from new research conducted by Nordicity for ESAC, Hilchie showed that Canada’s 329 video game studios are a critical component of this country’s new digital economy generating over $2.3 billion in GDP for the Canadian economy in 2012.

“There are 16,500 men and women work-ing full time in Canada’s video game indus-try – up 5 per cent from where we were in 2011,” reported Hilchie. “But our industry is responsible for generating employment for approximately 27,000 people across the Ca-nadian economy. These are high paying jobs – paying on average just over $72,000 – going to young workers in creative/artistic disci-plines, technical fi elds and business/admin-istrative functions,” said Hilchie.

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