There was a net increase of some 67,200 jobs in September, but most of them were part-time and self-employed work, Statistics Canada has announced. Job losses are not stated but the cumulative number of jobs created are stated by StatsCan (and reported by Canadian Press) as 44,000 part-time, 50,100 self-employed and 23,000 paid positions. Because of the expected fall rush of people entering the job market, the unemployment rate remained the same at seven peer cent, the same as in August. Bloomberg — Canada Churns Out Most Jobs Since 2012 to Shake Off Oil Woes
