A Data Story
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Clocking In
Fifty years of who works in Canada, and what they're paid, told through 608 monthly Labour Force Surveys.
- In 1976, 48 of every 100 Canadian women aged 25 to 54 had a job. Today 81 do.
- Quebec went from eighth to second among the provinces. Ontario went from second to last.
- Women earn 88 cents for every dollar men earn, up from 81.6 cents in 1997.
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