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In this article the author discusses the relationship between the retirement of baby boomers and the percent decline of the U.S. population over 16 years old either working or searching for a job between 2007-2014, compared to labor participation in Canada during the same period.

The article reports on the 27,000 new jobs that were added in Canada in August 2009. The job increase was due to the growth in part-time and private-sector employment, which confounded many economists' expectations that there will be more unemployed people. The increase is said to be a sign that the Canadian economy is recovering from the recession.

Reports that Molson Cos. of Canada will lay off about seven percent of its workforce and will take a special charge of Canadian dollars. Reasons for Molson Cos.' moves; Total workforce of Molson; Comments by Molson Cos. President and Chief Executive James Arnett.

Reports on the unemployement rate in Canada in April 1999. Comparison to previous months; Reason for the expected drop of the jobless rate.