The Problem Of Unemployment In Canada
The topic of unemployment has always been a subject that sparks interest in a conversation. Being unemployed can lead to a life of misery, like the snowball rolling down a mountain only to grow with every roll. From unemployment, people live in poverty and sleep on the streets, starve and may even develop health issues, purely because they were never able to provide a living for themselves. Being without a job is a gateway to a variety of terrible living situations.
Recently, Ontario’s unemployment rate hit a 16-year low, at only 5.7% in August, dropping from 6.4% in March. Canadians have not seen such a low since January 2001, and it is safe to say it was relieving news for our economy. Although there are still approximately 437,000 people
Recently, Ontario’s unemployment rate hit a 16-year low, at only 5.7% in August, dropping from 6.4% in March. Canadians have not seen such a low since January 2001, and it is safe to say it was relieving news for our economy. Although there are still approximately 437,000 people