June 8 roundup
On the jobless rate in cities across Canada and how to sell a business.
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•Canada saw 7,700 new jobs created in May while the unemployment rates stayed unchanged at 7.3%, Statistics Canada said Friday. But depending on where you live, the jobless rate could be much higher. In hard-hit Windsor, Ont. for instance, the rate is sitting at 10.1%. Check out this list showing unemployment rates in a number of Canadian cities.
•Thinking about selling your business or know someone who is? The Blunt Bean Counter lists some tax issues to consider when selling a corporation.
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