The Canadian dollar was little changed at 1.2681 per U.S. dollar, or 78.86 U.S. cents, after initially weakening after the data. The service sector, which has been hit by fresh restrictions on retail, food services and fitness facilities, lost 74,000 jobs, while employment in the goods sector rose by 11,300.

Canada loses 62,600 jobs in December, first decline since April

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According to Statscan it's worse for part-time pay - it fell by 99,000 spots, while full-time employment fared better, up by 36,500 jobs. Youth employment slipped in December with employment of 15-24 year-old lingering 10.5% below pre-pandemic levels.

At the end, I wonder who profits of these lockdowns and virus alarmists announcements!

Welcome to the jobless club!

Time to create something to break the molded system?!

The rich that were already rich, became richer, and the hard working middle class became poor!

The very rich buying very cheap!!