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   And Harper's plans for running his campaign on 'Canada's strong economy' takes   
   still another bullet . . . .   
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   CBC News Posted: Apr 11, 2015   
      
   Canada loses 28,200 full time jobs in March, adds 56,800 part time   
      
      
   New Statistics Canada numbers say Canada gained 29,000 jobs in March by adding   
   56,800 part time jobs, and losing 28,200 full time workers, leaving the   
   national unemployment rate at 6.8 per cent, or 1.3 million people who are   
   looking for work.   
      
   Hamilton's unemployment rate is better than the national number, holding at 5.6   
   per cent between February and March 2015.   
      
   Statistics Canada numbers show a labour force of roughly 19.2 million, with 1.3   
   million people unemployed, 3.5 million in part time work and 14.5 million in   
   full time work.   
      
   Healthcare, education and the public sectors saw the largest percentage gains   
   in employment, while agriculture and natural resources (such as mining,   
   fishing, forestry, oil and gas) saw the largest job losses by percentage.   
      
   Youths aged 15 to 25 who are looking for work have an unemployment rate of 13   
   per cent, a relatively unchanged number in the last month according to   
   Statistics Canada.   
      
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