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Canada added 35,000 jobs in March

Canada's economy added 35,000 jobs in March, about three times more than expected.Statistics Canada reported Thursday that despite the surge in hiring, the jobless rate held steady at five per…

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Canada added 35,000 jobs in March

Songwriter helps explain the Ed Sheeran copyright lawsuit

Southern B.C. set for a soaking as atmospheric river, king tide coincide