Unemployment remains at five percent
Statistics Canada says the economy added 35,000 jobs last month.
The federal agency notes the biggest gains were made in areas such as transportation, business, building, finance and real estate.
Meanwhile, jobs were lost in construction and natural resources.
The unemployment rate remains at five percent.
The agency also says the average hourly wage rose by over five percent on an annual basis.
Experts say the Canadian economy is expected to slow this year.
Niagara Region Concludes Toronto Meetings
Regional officials met with provincial politicians to discuss Niagara issues
Gates Calling for MRI Wait Time Reduction
He says the current wait of 306 days is nearly double that of a year ago, and it's getting worse
OPP Ready to Keep Roads/Water Safe
Sergeant Kerry Schmidt asking everyone to be mindful of making a wrong decision this holiday weekend
PM Challenged to Cut Gas Taxes for Summer
Conservatives say it'll reduce the price at the gas pumps by 35-cents a litre
Hoverlink Signs Lease Agreement
It's an agreement with St. Lawrence Seaway, enabling trips across Lake Ontario, taking traffic off the highway
Tory MP Listening for Housing Solutions
Scott Aitchison was in St. Catharines, and heard about declaring a building a municipal asset to reduce cost
NRP Citizen's Police Academy to Start
This is not meant to train anyone as a police officer, but learn more about the NRP
Meet Police at NRP Open House
It's tomorrow at Pen Centre, in honour of Police Week